Sale of Grocery and Market Business to Mr. Hardy Newton
Howell and Newton Inc announces the sale of the grocery and market business with all equipment and transfer of accounts to Mr. Hardy Newton effective August 1912. The firm thanks patrons for five years of trade and pledges continued quality, service, and modern store methods under new ownership.
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Senate backs resolution against foreign land acquisitions
After a closed debate, the Senate adopted the Lodge resolution by a large majority. It defines the U.S. stance against foreign interests acquiring land in the Western Hemisphere that could be used for military purposes.
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Progressive Party Convention Opens in Tennessee
In Saatville Tennessee the Progressive Party holds its state convention. Delegates to the Roosevelt Chicago convention will be chosen next Monday. A candidate for governor and a railroad commissioner will be named, with a provisional committee forming nominees for county offices. The platform condemns both major parties for corporate influence and dishonesty in public affairs. State Treasurer G T Taylor leads the third party movement in the state.
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Compromise Reached In Mexican Regulars Wool Bill Debate
Compromise reached in Washington as Leavers in the House and Senate plan a joint bill closely mirroring the rebel agreement. Taft administration officials report progress toward ending hostilities, with casualties noted and guns and ammunition details cited as part of the follow through.
Arguments Continued in Grage Case in Georgia Court
Arguments resume in Georgia as Grace Alrair faces murder attempt charges. Attorney Moore accuses prosecutors of withholding key factors and attempting to bring Grace into court on a new plot to frame her husband. The case centers on alleged murder attempt and related allegations.
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Governor Wilson and the Residency of New Jersey
Unclear OCR reads about Woodrow Wilson and a gubernatorial term, discussing a planned trip and tenure. Mentions payee swap and political context for a presidency bid. Readable fragments note Wilson’s governorship and travel as part of a longer term.
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Solquitt Personal Campaign Bill Reported
A partial archival notice outlines Solquitt personal campaign expenses in Austin. It records an expense total of 15 040.08 linked to maintaining headquarters at Mauston and other campaign costs.
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General Orosco Denies Peace Overtures in Anwer
General Orosco denounces reports he seeks peace talks. He states fighting is just beginning and vows no capitulation or smoothing terms. The statement comes amid ongoing conflict in Prem Kh Vaso, Texas, with no progress toward ceasefire.
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Pits Still At Urge Ga Pits Stil At Urge
Paris Tevas August 2 There was no trace of the winegro Putte today after five hundred men searched the city yesterday though the excitement is dying down as efforts continue.
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Mormon Refugees Reported in Mexico Revolt Near Oaxaca
Dispatches from Mexico City and Oaxaca describe Mormon refugees in the region fleeing treachery and a revolt by Sierra Juarez Indians. Reports say units began rationing and marchers were seen near Ixtlan as tensions rise between authorities and displaced communities.
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Rosenthal Case New Arrests Reported in New York
An August New York dispatch notes multiple arrests related to the Rosenthal case. The report mentions suspects nicknamed Whitey Jack and pranks linked to the ongoing investigation. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to train stations and police activity are included.
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Government Cotton Crop Report Sees Growth From July to July
The third cotton condition report of the season indicates the U.S. growing crop on July 26 stood at a higher condition than June 20 and July 2, with percent increases over 1920 and 1900, based on reports from crop correspondents and the Department of Agriculture. It notes an estimated yield of about 3,000,000 bales at noon today and mentions the area planted remains as previously reported.
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