General Nogi and Wife Die by Own Action at Tokyo Funeral
TOKIO September 13 General Nogi famed for the Port Arthur campaigns and his wife died by suicide during Emperor Matsuhito’s funeral services. The couple, grieving the late Mikado, stabbed themselves beside the emperor’s body in a Shinto rite. Nogi, 64, and his wife were praised for bravery in the war against Russia despite a later critique over Mukden.
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Street Lighting Bid Sparks War of Two Firms
Preston Arkwright, president of the Georgia Railway and Power Company, says the Macon bid for street lighting reflects a cutthroat war between two electric firms and he will not submit a new Atlanta bid. City Electrician Turner opposes accepting the contract and calls for higher rates and a future Macon inquiry into conditions.
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City bids and rivalries shape Macon street lighting deal
Councilman Aldine Chambers urged restraint as debate over street light bids unfolded. Georgia Railway and Power Company bid for tungsten and white post lamps, with local officials noting a price war between Macon firms aims to pressure rivals. The committee backed the company’s modified proposal, calling prices reasonable and noting temporary factors tied to the fight.
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At‘nia
Georgia Railway
Mi Power Company
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Usiness
Ndard Oil Company
Rabid dog bites several at Fort McPherson
Major David Baker post surgeon reports a dog at Fort McPherson developed rabies after biting three women Mrs Dave Floyd Miss Daisy Sanders of Macon Lettie Russ and the child of Sergeant Ruff of the Seventeenth regiment Also bitten were Dave Floyd and others the dog killed and Pasteur treatment urged for all that may have been exposed.
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Baker
Rebels Flee Border After U S Cavalry Stand
Douglas Arizona September 13 Rebels led by General Antonio Rojas fled after a dawn skirmish near Agua Prieta as U S cavalry patrols kept watch. Cannons pulled back and camp discarded, while reports say Rojas plans to attack Cananea or Nacozari. General Salazar attacked El Tigre with 200 rebels. A border courier warned against firing across the boundary.
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Nacozari
Joseph Chamberlain Near Death Paralysis Sets In
London Sept 13 Joseph Chamberlain the English statesman near death as paralysis set in and recovery appears unlikely. Friends say his condition worsened amid general alarm over the veteran leader’s advancing age and grave illness.
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Chamberlain
Brutal murder shocks Blueridge area in 1900s
In Blueridge Georgia on a Wednesday night Molt Hughes and his wife were attacked as their child lay in her arms. Hughes died from neck shots after ambush attempts. The child suffered a fatal head wound. Sheriff Jenkins leads a posse to hunt the killers amid stills crackdown.
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Women in Men’s Garb Tar and Feather Girl in Clarksville
NORWALK Ohio September 13 The Clarksville authorities search for eight married women who dressed as men tarred and feathered Minnie Lavally a 22 year old girl near the town last night and warned her to leave or face worse. Police threaten arrests if identities are learned. The assault followed by luring her to a remote spot is tied to a spreading scandal among several families.
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Auto hits man at crowded corner and speeds away
J. J. Roles of 1569 Summit Avenue, employed by Stephenson Plumbing Co., was struck at Whitehall and Hunter streets by a driver who did not stop. Passersby carried him to Grady hospital where his injuries were dressed. No police officer was present at the crowded corner to halt the fleeing motorist.
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Stephenson Plumbing Company
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Grady Hospital
Father of doomed slayer out on bond
Sidney Jones father of Walter Jones who is under death sentence for the murder of Sloan Rowan a Benton merchant was released from jail today upon furnishing a bond of 10000 Sidney Jones and J H Felder are accused of complicity in the murder Felder has failed so far to make bond.
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Racing Entries At Lexington First Selling 6 Furlongs
Racing entries list at Lexington for multiple stakes and selling races across six cards. Notable entries include Detour and Miss Thorpe in first selling, Eleusis and Uncle Hart in maiden, and a large field for seventh selling with The Gardner, Taboo, and Hempstead among others.
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Toronto Racing Card Snapshot First to Ninth Selling Races
The page lists multiple race cards at Toronto with nine selling categories from First to Ninth. Entries include horses like Tommy Thomson Dora M Lutz The Dutch Kitten Watch Me 196 Donation Senator Hubble Silicese Lydia Lee Tiger Jim Servicence Na danas Edna Collinse Ruble Inclement Ig loo Martre Chilton Squaw Camarada May Bride Ynca Isabel Casse Blegg Cousin Peter Koroni Sir Mincemeat Donovan Lady Etna Lucetta Minnie Bright Fort Worth Argonaut Miss Jean Mad River Jim L Atsoyviers Barrett Lust Radation McAndrews Dun craggin Chippewagan Field Flower Johnnie Harris Ponkatasset Philopena Proto gras Burnt Candle Lady Rob bin Spirella Fred Levy Loan Shark Chil ton Trance Tammeraiere Bar rette Cassima Dipper Fundamental Jack Nunnally Stickpin Tiny Tim Con Carne Johnny Wise Golden Ruby Louis Des cognets Nila Song of Rocks Rusticana Jennie Wells Venetian Inferno Queen Cassowary Curious Irish Kid Little Marchmont Tackle Western Belle Scarlet Pimpernel
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Koroni
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Donovan
Lady Etna
Lucetta
Minnie Bright
Fort Worth
Argonaut
Miss Jean
Mad River
Jim L. Atsoyviers
Barrett Lust
Radation
McAndrews
Duncraggin
Chippewagan
Field Flower
Johnnie Harris
Ponkatasset
Philopena
Protogras
Burnt Candle
Lady Robbin
Spirella
Fred Levy
Horse Racing Entries and Weights from a Mixed Card
The list details selling stakes, handicaps, and stakes races with ages, distances, and assigned weights. Notable entries include Roland Pardee 111 and Ben Loyal 114 in First Selling, Arcene 44 and Calgary 111 in Second Handicap, and The Ringmaster 164 in Hendrie Memorial coupled for the final listing.
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My Gal
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Lesh
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Otillo
Montreal Racecard Results Highlight Multiple Winners
The day’s racing lists winners and runners across eight events at Montreal. Notable victors include First-Lewis, Second Tom Sayers, and Third Harrock, with multiple horses and payouts shown for each leg, plus additional entrants and “also ran” holders. Heavy emphasis on horse names, weights, and betting odds among numerous competing horses and participants.
Japanese Jails Open At Emperors Order In Mikados Memory
Tokio in 1912 saw amnesty for prisoners announced by Emperor Yoshihito and a $500000 charity gift in honor of Emperor Mutsuhito. A vast imperial parade closed today's ceremonies with 75000 infantry riders and guards patrolling streets to ease traffic as foreign dignitaries watched in astonishment at the display and discipline.
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Dr John E White Recovers From Runaway Injuries
Dr John E White is rapidly recovering from injuries suffered in a runaway last Sunday. He will preach Sunday morning on the Fascination of Religion. Sunday night his sermon will be addressed to the progressive spirit of the country, titled Do It.
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Brother Accused of Killing Wrestler Seen as Bigamist
Detectives traveled from Walden New York to Massachusetts to summon two women alleged to be William Grace’s wives. The inquest into Jack Grace’s Boston murder hears claims William, the wrestler’s brother, is a bigamist. Fannie Andrews Grace supports her husband while Jack Grace’s widow accuses him. Authorities probe if Jack came to stop a second marriage and was slain to conceal prior nuptials.
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Thief in fashionable district of Augusta steals only money
An epidemic of robberies hits Greene street in Augusta with a thief breaking in through windows and taking only money. Homes of Dr. Charles W. Crane Mrs. C. W. Hickman Major W. H. Crane and A. F. Crome were robbed. In one case all money from a man's trousers pocket was taken, jewelry and silverware left behind.
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Charles W. Crane
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A. F. Crome
Bawsel Named to Roberts Place as Telephone Chief
E. E. Bawsel, long time Southern Bell executive, named superintendent of the Georgia division succeeding the late W. R. Roberts. Bawsel began as an operator in 1878, led Savannah exchange, headed Southern division of American Telephone in 1901, and served as special agent before today's promotion. He has long resided in Atlanta.
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Comptroller orders New York standard policy for Georgia fire firms
Comptroller General Wright sent a letter to Georgia fire insurance firms declaring adoption of the New York standard policy form. The new law requires all fire policies in Georgia to use a uniform form, with 30 days given to comply.
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