Burned at stake after confrontation in Savannah
Savannah Georgia August 12 Joseph Ashington a Black man was burned at the stake late yesterday identified by the woman he confronted Four hundred men clamored for his life but leaders and a smaller mob carried out the vengeance The victim walked to the pyre without prayers or appeal and admitted guilty of certain crimes but refused to acknowledge harms to Mrs Clark The mob leader and the woman refused to apply the flames to the pile as planned Dog Made a Long Journey in Muscatine and El Reno reports also noted a watchdog walk to home fatigue and recovery story
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Joseph Ashington
Washington
Clark
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C. Franklin
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Oklahoma
Milwaukee tuberculosis cattle sold for food in 1909 inquiry
Officials confirm condemned tuberculous cattle are killed at Milwaukee packing houses and noninfected portions sold nationwide. Koch theory defense cited by state and federal veterinary and meat-inspection agencies. Practice reportedly widespread in Wisconsin, not in other states, prompting calls for reform.
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Milwaukee
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United States
Wisconsin
Miner Killed in Street Duel at State Line
A border town duel ends with miner Jim Glendenning fatally shooting Jim Hedges after a dispute over revolver skills. Hedges, long known as a bad man, had previously killed three men in the town during twenty years there. Glendenning was arrested and jailed after the exchange in Salt Lake reported from State Line.
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Salt Lake
Utah
State Line
Jim Hedges
Jim Glendenning
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West's 1904 Democratic Platform Ideas From Senator West
Senator West of Missouri outlines a 1904 Democratic platform focusing on a graduated income tax opposition to trusts and a stand against imperialism and the colonial system. He remains a bi Metallist but cautions against reviving the silver issue while noting current ample gold production and rising per capita money.
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George Graham West
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West
William J. Bryan
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Ife
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
George Gould
John D. Rockefeller
James J. Hill
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France
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Boer Leaders Are to be Banished Proclamation
London August 9 A parliamentary paper released today prints Lord Kitchener's August 7 proclamation defining South Africa’s condition. British forces control government seats towns and railways. Most burgers not killed are prisoners or under British protection while remaining fighters have lost most guns and munitions.
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South Africa
London
Lord Kitchener
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An article promotes Kilmer Swamp Root kidney liver bladder remedy as a cure for kidney trouble and related diseases. It claims major ailments like heart disease and pneumonia stem from kidney issues and offers a free sample bottle and information by mail from Dr Kilmer Co.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamiss
N.Y
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