Justice Administration Topic and Daughters of Confederate Meet
A Hot Springs Virginia report notes Judge Taft addressing the bar on justice administration stressing uniform enforcement to curb lynching and expand jury role while urging reforms for equal access to justice. Daughters of the Confederacy Savannah Ross Chapter plans a Friday gathering in Hot Springs with hymns and readings prior to Miss Stoddard’s move to San Antonio. Mr. A C Lindsey leaves for eastern markets to stock Wagner houses in Texas for five weeks.
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Daughters OF Confederacy
Ross
U. D. Ca
Luther Taylor
Miss Stoddard
San Antonio
Hot Springs
Taft
Virginia Bar Association
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tart
A. C. Lindsey
Wagner Houses
Texas
A. J. Wagner & Co
Lindsey
Suffragists Tour Oyster Bay Led by Mrs Borrman Wells
The National Progressive Women's Suffrage Union led a four-member contingent through Oyster Bay in a rain shower. A later auto banner read Vote for women as they distributed literature and announced an evening meeting. Despite government notice, President declined a meeting. the group did not approach Sagamore Hill.
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Oyster Bay
National Progressive Women's Suffrage Union
Borrman Wells
London
Maude Glasgow
New York
Margaret Coleman
Denver
Mary Coleman
Secret Service
Union
Sagamore Hill
Arrival of American battleship fleet stirs Auckland
Auckland awaits a grand fleet visit as workmen decorate the water front and streets. Palm arches, buntings, and transparencies honor President Roosevelt King Edward and Admiral Sperry while American and British crowds mingle. The fleet is due Sunday morning.
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Auckland
Roosevelt
Edward
Sperry
United States
Great Britain
Beautiful scarf and table cover sale at 98 cents
A clearance offer lists remaining scarves and table covers priced up to 2.50, with many options available for 98 cents at 211 Eugene Edge. The ad urges quick purchase for a limited time.
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Eugene Edge
Brazos County Farmers Union to Open Next Week
The Brazos County Farmers Union plans to handle its share of early cotton weighing next week despite the absence of a building. Will McCullough becomes warehouse manager and weighing will occur in the open yard until the new structure is completed.
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Brazos County Farmer's Union
Will McCullough
Cotton Receipts at Bryan Warehouses
Up to closing hour last evening new cotton receipts in Bryan totaled across two warehouses, Lawrence Warehouse and Bryan Brick Warehouse, with combined counts. Identified figures show receipts at both sites, reflecting ongoing market activity.
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Bryan
Lawrence
Notable registrations at the Exchange hotel yesterday
The Exchange hotel recorded registrations from Pp. O. Pheiffer of Port Arthur, E. E. Lowrie of Dallas, P. H. Burke of Galveston, J. E. Terrell of Dallas, M. G. Webb of Galveston, W. P. Greaves of Houston, A. Landen of New Orleans, and W. P. Lebby of St. Louis.
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Exchange Hotel
Pp. O. Pheiffer
Port Arther
E. E. Lowrie
Dallas
P. H. Burke
Galveston
J. E. Terrell
M. G. Webb
W. P. Greaves
Houston
A. Landen
New Orleans
W. P. Lebby
St. Louis
Bid Notice for Cabins Sheds and Cottage at A M College
Sealed bids for furnishing all materials and labor for two cabins two sheds and one cottage will be received at the offic e of H H Harrington president A M College College Station until 5 00 p m August 15 Plans and specifications may be seen at the office after August 2 for cabins and August 8 for cottage The college reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive irregularities.
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College Station
Bryan to Lead Extended Campaign Across Chicago and Indianapolis
Lincoln Nebraska August 6 Mr Bryan plans a three day Chicago visit starting August 22 to confer with Democratic leaders and share campaign counsel His itinerary includes Indianapolis for Kern notification ceremonies on August 26 a speech in Topeka on August 27 and return to Lincoln on August 28
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Chicago
Mack
Indianapolis
Kern
Topeka
Judge Pardee lifts Georgia freight rate ban for railroads
United States Circuit Judge Pardee dissolves Judge Speer’s order prohibiting key railways from enforcing proposed freight rate increases in Georgia. The appeal and supersede grant allow Louisville and Nashville and other lines to implement new rates in Georgia and other states pending final hearing.
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Asheville
N. C
United States
Pardee
Emory Speer
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Georgia
Senator Culberson Opposes Texas Freight Rate Hike
Washington August 6 Senator Culberson called at the Interstate Commerce Commission to protest enforcement of higher freight rates to Texas points set to take effect on August 10. He was accompanied by Allison Mayfield chair of Texas railroad commission J E Love chair of Oklahoma railway commission and Claude Pollard Texas assistant attorney general.
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Washington
Senator Culperson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Senator Culberson
Allison Mayfield
Railroad Commission of Texas
J. E. Love
Railway Commission of Oklahoma
Claude Pollard
Ty Cobb Weds Sharlotte Lombard in Augusta nuptials
Augusta Ga Aug 6 Ty Cobb the Detroit Tigers star married Thursday to Miss Sharlotte Lombard daughter of one of Augusta's wealthiest citizens Cobb ranked as a heavy hitting outfielder and cleanup man in the American League recorded the ceremony in his hometown report notes the bride's notable family background.
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Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Ty” Cobb
Sharlotte Lombard
Campaign Work Discussed by National Negro Democratic League
Chicago on August 6 reports the executive committee led by Chairman Ross of Buffalo and about sixty members met to outline campaign work and a proclamation for negro voters nationwide. The gathering included over twenty political leaders. Ross said organizing begins immediately in the Midwest and states including New York New Jersey Connecticut and West Virginia.
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Chicago
National Negro Democratic League
Ross
Buffalo
Middle West
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
West Virginia
Virginia sets world coal loading record at Puget Sound
The battleship Virginia coal loaded 1,667 tons in four hours at Puget Sound on June 26, averaging 416.75 tons per hour with a peak of 555.9 tons in one hour. Officials believe this to be a world record.
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Washington
Virginia
Puget Sound
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