Sri Pe Een Acres J Tract Is Pion
Readable text notes an acre sized tract in Sri Pe area with unclear landmark references and a possible land designation. No clear event or parties identified.
18 Sep 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
1
Readable text notes an acre sized tract in Sri Pe area with unclear landmark references and a possible land designation. No clear event or parties identified.
Hawkins inquest continues with about thirty to forty witnesses expected today as new testimonies target the married man and Miss Rosa Sunofsky case. authorities anticipate arrests this afternoon and more light on the murder as witnesses testify about Thursday events and screams heard.
A nationwide strike expands across three major railroad systems including the Western, Midland and Great Northern today. Dispatches report disrupted service and intensified labor action as workers press for demands amid stalled negotiations.
Chicago record storm killed two men and injured twenty as lightning wind and hail struck the city. A 28 year old man lay in a rain filled gutter while a 73 year old man was blown from a balcony to a basement. The storm damaged tenements set fires destroyed roofs uprooted trees and flooded basements driving 37 families to the streets. Rain and hail also damaged the west side ball park and greenhouses and threatened lake shipping. In Ohio Gallipolis floods ruin tobacco and corn crops after cloudbursts and a rising river.
Ed R. Kane state commissioner of agriculture issued a statement urging Texas farmers to hold their cotton as long as possible to achieve a 15 cent price. He cited supply and demand conditions in support of delaying sales.
Father Martin Brennan of St Louis University reports sighting a tramp comet described as a publicity seeker. The head, visible to the naked eye, lies south and west of the star chu bau and its tail can be seen with opera glasses after 8 p.m. The origin remains unknown and astronomers call it another fiery nebula formation.
A blaze at the Etiwan Fertilizer Company works near Columbia damaged the acid chamber and caused an estimated 50000 dollars in losses. Fire apparatus lacked water as chemicals were the only available extinguishing means. A defective flue is blamed. the plant was reportedly insured.
Representatives from about a dozen Southern and several Northern cities convened at the New Orleans Cotton Exchange to define their stance against the cotton bills of fading validation scheme backed by Liverpool interests, which took effect September BA.
In Kentucky, W. T. Ham is charged with assault on three young girls. National Guard protection surrounds the case as Ham is moved from Newport to Maysville for trial. Authorities fear crowds may threaten the accused during transport and proceedings.
Kiev Sept 18 Premier Stolypin lies near death after being shot in the Imperial theatre. Reports say his heart and kidneys are failing from internal hemorrhages, with peritonitis developing after bullet removal. Authorities say about 150 arrests have been made as Dmitry Bogroff, the confessed gunman, gives clues.
Premier P. A. Stolypin of Russia lies near death in Kiev following an assassination attempt at the Royal Theatre. Prosecutor Bugrof fired twice from behind the Premier’s box as he sat in the audience.
H C Gunnels former Alabama state superintendent of education and noted Southern educator died in Atlanta after arriving for treatment. The death occurred this morning in Atlanta Georgia where he had come seeking medical help.
Paris reports negotiations between France and Germany reaching a critical phase. French leaders face domestic pressure as they consider offering Germany in the French Congo about 60,000 square miles of rich territory in return for Morocco concessions. Cabinet approval hinges on a demonstrable German renunciation in Morocco.
Warrenton North Carolina September reports a Negro who assaulted Mrs J Chaplin near a spring was captured by relatives and lawmen after a gun battle that left her father wounded. Citizens praise restraint and plan to press grand jury action with likely conviction. The crime occurred in Vicksboro Warren County and execution may follow.
Vienna remained quiet after a Sunday riot as mobs clashed with police outside the Rathhaus over high prices and meat imports. Unofficial tallies claim about six dead and over 200 injured, while an official report cites one death and sixty serious injuries. Social democrat leaders blame an undisciplined fringe and urge workers to return to their jobs.
Fire attacked the Hercules Oil Refining Co plant and storage tanks near Los Angeles. Firemen struggle to control the blaze as eight large tanks exploded at 2 o clock and twenty five more are believed doomed. The fire could burn for days and threaten property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Elections in Coahuila, Mexico, passed quietly with no disorders. Senor Carranza is believed elected governor and a Maderista legislature seems certain. Senor Aldape was Carranza's opponent.
Detroit September 18 President Taft rebutted Roosevelt on race death by own action saying the issue risks misreading fears about a growing birth rate. He warned that unless scientific farming expands crops may not feed the growing population of children.
Rev. John Parsons former three year superintendent of Alaska Methodist missions faces misappropriation charges and other indiscretions. He cannot attend the Oregon annual conference at Salem but will make an active defense from Fairbanks Alaska.
Two severe storms threaten Atlantic and Gulf regions. One storm centers east of Bermuda moving toward trans Atlantic liner routes. A second disturbance near Havana lashes the Caribbean as it nears the Yucatan channel. potential U.S. impact remains uncertain.
The Weather Bureau in Mobile reports a Washington observation indicating a disturbance in the Caribbean Sea west of Jamaica is moving toward the Yucatan Channel. Intensity is not yet known.
Elmira New York September 18 James Ward completed a coast to coast flight passing over Elmira at 11 15 AM after leaving Owego 36 miles away at 10 45 AM He did not land here.
Philadelphia reports state banking department closes Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co in Cincinnati. Ohio officials cited over latitude in collateral scans. Bank had $932000 in assets and $750000 in deposits. city and county funds guaranteed. Depositors protected, no losses expected.
President Taft spoke at a Detroit luncheon on trusts defending the Supreme Court decisions in Standard Oil and tobacco cases. He opposed amending the anti trust law and challenged Bryan to specify condemnations not within the courts rule of reason. The nine and a half hour visit included travels to Pontiac and the Michigan State Fair with various appearances before returning to Saginaw.
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