Fire Destroys Automobile and Building in Tuesday Incident
Fire destroyed a twelve passenger automobile and the adjacent outbuildings after a match lit by Captain Neil ignited escaping gasoline. Captain Smith and Mr. Guest escaped. Captain Smith sustained facial burns. The uninsured car, bought last Thursday for about $1,700, was lost. efforts proceed to recover next week.
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Frank Smith
Mr. Smith
Capt
Smith
Belldine
Neil
James Capt. Smith
Mr. Guest
Capt. Smith
Guest
Mr Evans Appointments Return Tour Across States
Special to the Herald Nashville Sept. 11 Mr Evans will speak at Waynesboro Sept 11 and at Savannah Sept 12. From Savannah he heads to the fourth tour of district speaking dates to be announced later. His itinerary is being prepared by Chairman Newell Sanders of the Republican State Executive Committee.
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Herald
Nashville
Tesu
Evens
Waynesboro
Tersley
Savannah Ney
Savanah
Evans
Chairan Newell Sanders
Re-publican State Executive Committee
The Greatest Ever by a Memphis Press Scimitar
A review praises a statesman and orator for frankness and bold sincerity. It commends his logic and history driven by virtue, arguing his comments reveal motive and principle. The piece emphasizes love of justice liberty morals and manhood as central questions.
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Menphis News-Scimitar
Vhle Creat
Deven
Devul
Roth
Quarters Carry Thirteen Tales Says Galena Grocer
A Galena Kansas Republican says superstition surrounds the number thirteen and warns against the quarter dollar, noting thirteen stars on the seal and thirteen letters in the eagle’s beak when examining the coin.
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United States
Galena
Kan
Warrant Issued Against City Marshal Morgan
A warrant was issued Tuesday against City Marshal Morgan in connection with an assault with intent to murder in the first degree. The case stems from the arrest of Morgan by Officer Morgan a month earlier at the saloon on the southeast corner of the square. Boisterous women in the saloon reportedly disturbed nearby businesses while Morgan claimed authority only with a warrant. A scuffle followed when Morgan wielded a walking stick, inflicting a gash. Ragan was arraigned on disorderly house charges, offered no defense, fined 25 dollars, and appealing to the Circuit Court amid rumors of pursuing action against the mayor.
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Ragan
Has He Changed His Views Since 1896 and 1900
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes assertions that the speaker has not changed his earlier views on government ownership of railroads and questions whether public opinion has shifted. It questions if voters now see him as unsafe, or if mass persuasion has converted thousands to Bryantite theories amid frenzied enthusiasm.
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Memphis
Doctor Hunt Said to Exploit Philippine Ingorrotes at World Fair
Memphis Tenn Sept 4 Shelby County Grand Jury on testimony of two full blooded Ingorrotes charges Dr Truman K Hunt with larceny from the person and arrests him in Chicago to be returned to Memphis for trial He headed the band of Ingorrotes exhibited at the 1905 Philippine exhibit and is accused of defrauding them of about 1000 in cash and 15000 in salaries Barker War Department says Hunt dictated provisions of his government contract Felon and Dengay claim he held up the Ingorrotes for gifts while exhibiting at East End Park An officer with requisitions goes to Chicago tonight for Hunt.
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Memphis
Téah
Shelby County
Truman K. Hunt
Chicago
Hunt
Philippines
Fred 8. Barker
War Department
Barker
Felon
Dengay
East End Park
Floods devastate large area of Be har district in India
Floods in Be har district wash away villages and crops including indigo. Nine feet of floodwater covers low lands while inland areas resemble a sea. Inhabitants take refuge in higher ground and rely on raids on ripe wheat fields for subsistence as the disaster spreads across miles.
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Lahore
India
Behar
Barbour presses for U S warship to seize fugitive banker Stensland
Assistant State's Attorney Barbour urged President Roosevelt to deploy a warship to return Paul O. Stensland, the fugitive banker held in Tangier, to the United States. He warned Stensland could kill himself and pressed Morocco's cooperation, noting no warship was due for forty to fifty days.
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Chicago
Barbour
United States
Paul O. Stensland
Tangier
Deneen
State
Atlee
Washington
Stensland
Stead
Barnett
Roosevelt
Morocco
Deneven
State Department
Mediterranean
Lipscomb Announces Re election Bid in Maury County TN
Dawit A A Lipscomb declares candidacy for the Tennessee General Assembly, seeking Democratic Party support. He cites past service in the 2nd 52nd and 54th General Assemblies and promotes an honest economical conservative administration and extension of the four mile law to the state. He thanks voters for past honors and pledges faithful representation if reelected.
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General Assembly
Sith General Assembly
Democratic Party
Dawit A. A. Lipscomb
Free Day for Old Soldiers at Fair on Sept 29
The Fair Association grants free admission on Old Soldiers Day, Saturday September 29, to all Old Soldiers. The Bivouac and Camp secretary will provide gatekeepers with members of those groups. other veterans must identify themselves.
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Fair Association
Ww. T. Galloway
Nashville to Host Three Conventions This Fall
Gov Glenn of North Carolina has called the Southern Industrial Parliament to meet in Nashville on November 12 to 14. Gov Cox will convene the Southern Immigration and Quarantine Conference at the same time. A Houston Post item notes Colonel Pete Heburn critiquing La Follette in a public speech.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Glenn
North Carolina
Southern Industrial Parliament
Cox
Senate
Pete Heburn
Houston Post
Jerome Run for Governor Rumors Stir New York
Philadelphia Ledger reports New Yorkers urge Jerome to enter the race for governor as supporters press him to answer the call. The piece frames the moment as a pivotal bid to decide if he will mount a campaign amid public demand.
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Jerome
Philadelphia Ledger
Maury County Teachers Association Fall Meeting Report
The Maury County Teachers Association held its fall meeting at the Athelseum Study Hall with many teachers present. Prof. P W Dodson outlined the state book list for primary and secondary teachers and a January 1 1907 exam requirement for certificates was announced. Prof. Barrett of the Peabody Normal spoke on The Teachers Mission, and next meeting at the Athenaeum on October 6 featured readings and manuals from Irene ONeill J M Hatfield Mrs Mitchell and others.
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Athelseum
P. W. Dodson
Associaton
J. Hayes
Claude J. Bell Publishing Company
Nashville
Hodge
Ginn & Company
Chicago
White
American Book Company
Cincinnati
Shaffer
J. B. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia
Baldwin
D. Appleton Company
New York
England
Mynders
Dodson
Barrett
Peabody Normal
Fils
W. P. Morton
The
Athenaeum
Irene O'Neill
Proctor of Progt Montpelier Elected Vermont Governor
Fletcher D. Proctor of Proctor son of U S Senator Redfield Proctor was elected Vermont governor by a large majority. The Republican organization at 10 o clock tonight predicts a plurality over Percival W. Clement of Rutland the Independent and Democratic candidate exceeding 15 000. Normal Republican plurality in Vermont is about 21 000. Scattered returns from two Congressional districts indicate D J Foster of Burlington and Kittredge H Hastkins of Brattleboro both Republicans won by the usual large vote.
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Montpelier
Fletcher D. Proctor
Proctor
United States
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
D. J. Foster
Burlington
Kittredge H. Hastkins
Brattleboro
Bank Robbery Hits Rainier in Broad Daylight
Bandits looted the State Bank of Rainier in broad daylight as cashier P. W. Vaniucher was bound and gagged in a back room. The holdup occurred yesterday, and the robbers escaped with $2,000 to $2,600 in gold, leaving silver and bank notes untouched.
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Rainier
Ore
P. W. Vaniicher
State Bank of
Man With Revolving Head Demonstrated at Prague Meeting
Artist H. Costa, nicknamed The Man With the Revolving Head, was examined by the German Medical Society in Prague. He turned his head fully around to look backward, first naturally to the shoulders then with his hands twisting further, his chin aligned with his spine.
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H. Costa
German Medical Society
Prague
Kansas City Journal
Beverly Calhoun at Graustark Gates
Beverly Calhoun enters Graustark under guard to meet Baron Danglosa. The impostor princess, aided by Baldos, asserts her identity and pleads Baldos’s aid while Danglosa tests her claim and plans care for a wounded ally. The scene blends intrigue and highborn court intrigue with the mountain journey framing Beverly’s resolve.
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Frank G. Smith
MR. Evans
Blocker & Co
Ciy Marshal Morgan
Will Ragan
T. K. Hunt
America
U. S
Maury County, Tenn
Maury County Teachers Association
Mrs. Mitchell
PROGT
Clement
Rainier, Oregon
Beverly
Eh Graustark
George Barr M'Cutcheon
Baron Danglosa
Baldos
Gouz
Edelweiss
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Dangloas
Soltlers
Maldos
Aunt Panny
Tan
Grovstark
Baron Tanvless
Jay
Sioh
Beverly Calhoun
Everly
Baron Danglowa
Mirge 14
Exar
St. Petersburg
Galitork
Rallochte
Onaihuun
Axphiin
Graustark
Darktoss
Baron Dangleas
Mike Calhoun
Baron
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Misa Beverly Calhoun
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