G O P Spent Over A Million In Campaign
New York reports Republican National Committee chair MH Hitchcock met with Taft and Herero while the national committee prepared a public financial statement. The party expects about 7.2 million in receipts with minimal itemization. Democratic treasurer Herman Ridder cites about 500 thousand. Smallest donation noted at thirty cents.
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New York
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Taft
Herero
Manhattan
United States
White House
National Headquarters
National Committee
George R. Sheldon
State Democratic Committee
Massachusetts
Shelton
Watterson’s Body Sent Home After Tragic Death
Harvey W Watterson died after falling from his office window at 41 Wall Street. His body was sent to Kentucky for burial, accompanied by his widow Mrs Alice Watterson. Col Henry Watterson, Louisville editor and father, is grief stricken and under physician care. The body was taken from 221 Second Avenue after the coroner ruled the death accidental. Friends accompanied Mrs Watterson.
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Harvey W. Watterson
No. 41
Wall Street
Kentucky
Aliee Watterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Watterson
No. 221
Second Avenue
Killing in Cold Blood Rocks Jersey City Street Scene
Walter Ammon milional margarine maker and bank director was shot dead in Jersey City as he descended stairs toward the street. Andrew McGrath, 16 years in the margarine business, was seized by police after a sudden quarrel over business matters sparked the attack. McGrath claimed he intended to “take my medicine” following the shooting near a restaurant. Local police reported the suspect’s home on Second Street.
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Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Walter Auimon
Milional Pargarine
Ammon
Byeen Hewis
Poiice
Andrew McGrath
Second’ Street
Jersey Ciy
McGrath
Monahan
Larkins
Grand Jury to Probe New Orleans Railroad Collision
Orleans parish grand jury will likely take up yesterday's wreck on the New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad where eight died and twenty three were injured. An inquest is set for Saturday as the State Railroad Commission plans inquiries into potential rule violations. Officials of the two railroads involved plan talks to discuss collision details and causes leading up to the disaster.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
New Orleans & Northeastern
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern
Tennessean and Weekly Herald Offer Subscriptions
An advertisement promotes a joint offer: The Tennesseean and Weekly Herald for one year at $3 cash, with Sundays excluded, aiming to expand paid up in advance subscribers. The notice markets it as a less than cost proposition and urges readers to subscribe promptly.
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Tennessean
Aquatic Outfielder Plays Tag With Dolphin Near Ship
A Boca Grande vessel sighted a dolphin chasing a flying fish as it leapt over the bow. The dolphin surfaced on the opposite side and seized the fish midflight, a vivid sea chase observed by the crew aboard.
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Boca Grande
Punta Gorda
Monument to Dead Senator List Of Honorary Names
A long memorial roster names many ministers and local officials honoring a deceased senator. The fragment lists Dr Sharp and numerous figures including Wm Bridle J Guest J Wright B E Erwin Salmon Whitthorne Blair McKennon Stephenson Hight Geo H McEwen Allan B Porter Churley Rambo Sam Stephens Oakley Love Worley Parks Lowell Harkin Webster Coell Wood Dugger Hill Dobbins Porter Samuels Lotta Voorhies Goodrum Pul Nam Boyd Tarlan Brownlow Jackson W J Long Wilson Orr Ross Bostick Chaniler Rayburn Gregory Ruhm Nichols McMillan English Akin Pogue Patton Meroney Forges Barker Davin Mullins Johnson Walker MetKay Babb Fitzgerald Jones Parish Gregory Mumford Baker Evans Moore Friel Ayres Bailey Polk Brown Stellar Hughes Quill Hughes Gooch Knight Allen Moore Allen Haywood Polk Godwin Crowe Scott Wilkes Dawson Day Swansburg Haywood ministers of the county.
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Wm. Bridle
H .Guest
J -T
Wright
B. E. Erwin
Salmon
W. C. Whitthorne
Oh. Blair
G. N
McKennon
W. W. Stephenson
Hight
jGeo
McEwen
Allan B
Marian
O. J. Porter
Churley Rambo
Sam [ Stephens
Dan Oakley
Love Webb
Tull Worley
Joe Parks
John Lowell
Austin Harkin
T. & Webster
J. W. Coell
FR. Wood
Will Dugger
Tom [Hill
Dobbins
Joe Porter
A Samuels
Fred Lotta
MT. Voorhies
J. B. Goodrum
W. A. Pul Nam
Will Boyd
Jake Tarlan
J. Brownlow
Charley Jackson
Geo. W
Robt. F. Moore
T. F Friel
B. A. Ayres
Walter Bailey
H. M. Polk
John 8
Brown
B. A. Stellar
Wm. Hughes
John 8. Quill
BE. D. Hughes
R. Gooch
W. J. McKnight
A. C. Allen
Dr. J. M. Moore
M. KE. Allen
W. R. Haywood
Polk Godwin
J. A. Crowe
W. F. Scott
Joe T. Wilkes
Phil Dawson
Ned Day
Frank Swansburg
R. A. Haywood
Balkan Crisis Deepens as Mediation Grows Uncertain
St. Petersburg reports an acute Balkan crisis despite calm at the Russian Foreign Office. A Vienna note is anticipated outlining Austria Hungary's stance on Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation and possible compensation to Serbia and Montenegro. The note's content will influence the feasibility of an international congress and the Balkan belligerence.
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ST Petersburg
Balkan
Vienna
Russi
France
Great Britain
Belgrade
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Servia
Montenegro
They Take the Kinks Out of Stomach and Bowels
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont says he has used Dr King New Life Pills for years with increasing satisfaction. The ad promises to ease stomach, liver and bowel kinks without fuss or friction and guarantees satisfaction at Alcorn's drug store GEO 8.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Geo
Alcorn
Band of Men Accused of Farmhouse Fireings in Cheatham County
In Henrietta area near Montgomery line a group of men, described as an organized band, allegedly torched Ed Williams's farm buildings in the Fourteenth District. Williams and others were warned to leave. several colored tenants fled after threats. A band of about fifty men reportedly visited Gupton's place seeking compliance for tenancy removal.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Henrietta
Cheatham County
Montgomery Line
Ed Williams
Williams
Ed Gupton
Gupton
Says the wrong man was hanged in Alabama tale
Eugene Chippley a 25 year old jailed man in Bessemer Alabama says he killed a man and later a different man was hanged for the crime. He attempted suicide twice after his arrest and again after failing to kill himself. He refuses to name his alleged victim or the hanged man, leaving police with a troubling unresolved case.
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Bessemer
Ala
Eugene Chippley
Chippley
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt sails to join family in Paris amid rumor quiet
New York Nov 12 The quieting of rumors about Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and her child leaving for Europe came when Mr Vanderbilt sailed on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and said he would hurry to join his family at the Hotel Bristol in Paris. He cited business duties for not sailing earlier.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Europe
Vanderbilt
Bristol
Paris
Cadet Victory Highlighted In Tangled Courtroom Shootout
In San Francisco Franzie J. Heney a key anti corruption prosecutor was shot in a courtroom recess by Morris Haas amid the Ruef bribery trial. Heney survived, Hos recounts claim the shooting stemmed from past denouncement and ex convict status. The incident interrupted court and drew rapid medical attention and a dramatic courtroom scene.
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San Francisco
Francie J. Hener
Morris Tinas
Lawiler
Abraham Ruet
Honey
Heney
Lane Hospital
Judge Lawlor
Jude Lawlor
McCabe
District Attorney's Office
Haas
Hans
Central Emergency Hospital
Duke
Honry
San Quentin Penitentiary
Investigation of Alabama contract case reaches Supreme Court
Washington report states Attorney General Henan probes Alan Batley a Black man charged in Alabama to defend a contract dispute in federal court arguing the law violates the Constitution as Batley seeks to support a brief about legality. Baley was indicted for attempting to keep a contract to work.
Land Sale Notice in Maury County Court
Land sale announced in Maury County Court by sheriff agent H W Thon and A Dinning acting as sal r. Pursuant to a decree the sale of a described two acre tract in Civil District is set for Saturday December 5 at the courthouse door. The parcel runs along the Sfield and Bald lines to a public road and includes equity of redemption with cash down and balance secured.
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Thomas Cecil
Milt Tennesser
Deere
Maury County
Court House
Tennessee
Clyil
Maury
Sffiald
Hine
SF Bald
Gox
H.W. Thon
A. Dinning
Sal'r. Fr
Sald
Dr King's New Discovery Proves Best Cough Remedy
Mr Join White of 88 Highland Ave Houston Maine reports a winter cough healed after using Dr King's New Discovery purchased at George Corn's drug store. A 60 cent bottle and a 1 dollar bottle guarantee satisfaction with trial bottles free.
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Join White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Aly Corn’s
White and Bacon Hold Conference in Washington
Henry White the American ambassador to France on leave met with Robert Bacon acting secretary in Washington. The state department has received no notice of France and Germany asking the United States to nominate the president of the court of arbitration for the Casa Blanca incident. White will spend about two weeks in Washington before returning to Paris.
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Washington
Henry White
France
Robert Bacon
State Department
Germany
United States
Court of Arbitration
Casa Blancha
White
Parle
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