South Carolina Day at Jamestown Exposition Opens Welcoming Virginia
Capt Genzeles opens South Carolina Day with Gov Ansel and Gov Swanson present as Virginia hosts a reception in the state building. Speakers include Hon Walter Hazard and Hon St George Tucker. parade features infantry marines and cavalry. SC exhibit praised for industrial progress and friendship with Virginia.
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Swanson
South Carolina
Tht Association
St. George Tucker
Tucker
William
South
Calhoun
Hampton
Ahich
Carolina
Virginia
Wm. Ex.Gonzales
Ailso
Go Ansel
Jon
Ansel
Hampton Roads
Military Service
United States
Gov
Jamestown Commission
Admiral Harrington
Henry
Wjson
Gov. Ansel
Gov. Swanson
Walter Hazard
Two Men Held For Attempting to Wreck Train
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Special Lehigh Valley Railroad detectives arrested Michael Sobol Michael Fidgcock and John Maddock at Ricketts near there charged with attempting to wreck a Passenger train by piling stones on the track A wood chopper discovered the obstruction and removed it The accused men were given a hearing and committed to jail They were met off a freight train and for revenge it is alleged they tried to seek a passenger train In addition three days of fifth district conventions ended in a tumult and two candidates Scott Ferris and Carson Weaver will contest for places on the ticket Ferris forces walked out leaving Weaver in control of the official ballot
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Michael Sobol
Michael Fidgcock
John Maddock
Ricketts
fEtoiant Alin
Fifth
Scott Ferris
Lawton
Carson Weaver
Ada
I. T
Ferris
Weaver
Adjusting a Tobacco Boycott Across Virginia Districts
Springfield reports Special Acting backing calls for help from Virginia districts of the Planter's Protective Association and resolutions at Springfield and other points over boycotting by trust buyers. Dr J W Dunn, chairman of the advisory board, travels Virginia to investigate and seek a settlement.
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Springfield
Virginia
The
Planter's Protective Association
J. W. Dunn
Planters’ Project Association
Sunk schooner sues steamer for damages in Norfolk court
Capt F P Sanford master of the T Charlton Henry of Boston filed a libel in a U S Federal Court seeking 100000 damages after the five masted schooner was sunk by the British steamer Chelston off Fire Island North Carolina on Sunday the ship plans to bond and continue to Central American ports.
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Norfolk
Special
F. P. Sanford
T. Charlton Henry
Boston
Fire Island
N. C
United States
Spres
Duel Between Cuban Politicians at Calbazes Flares
Two Cuban politicians fought a duel at Calbazes. Cabinet officers plan trips to Oyster Bay to confer with President Roosevelt on key topics. Lumber firms filed 39 claims seeking almost $500,000 in excess railroad rates. Mark Twain was honored by the Pilgrims of London.
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Calbazes
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mark Twain
Pilgrims of London
Missionary Movement Opens Annual Southern Convention
The Young People's Missionary Movement held its annual convention in Asheville with 300 delegates from several Southern states attending. Rev. H. F. Williams of Nashville presided at the opening service, and Moris W. Ennis of New York delivered the featured evening address. The convention begins its regular work on Saturday.
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Asheville
Special
The
Young People’s Missionary Movement
H. F. Williams
Nashville, Tenn
Moris W. Ennis
New York
S C Day Oration at Jamestown Exposition
Walter Hazard of Georgetown delivered the South Carolina day oration in Norfolk praising the state’s history from Columbus to the present. He contrasted Virginian and South Carolina pride, urged introspection, and urged renewed effort in social political and industrial fields at the Old Commonwealth centennial exposition.
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South Carolina
Norfolk
Walter Hazard
Georgetown
Hazard
Great Britain
Appomattox
Jalmetto
Cominion
Commonwealth
Virginia
Old Dominion
Gadsden
Pincky
Rutledge
Middleton
Sumter
Marion
Moultrie
Harry
Heyard
Laurens
Calhoun
McDuffie
Cheves
Harper
Wardlaw
Hampton
Pickens
Fredericksburg primary set for August 6
News Notes report an alleged plot to steal 50 million dollars of Government funds from Russia. The Fredericksburg Democratic Committee fixed August 6 as the primary date to nominate a candidate for the House of Delegates. Lawrence Wallace and Fred Lowe, while bathing in the James River below Richmond Cedar Works, found the body of a baby boy nailed in a box and set adrift in the river.
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Russia
Fredericksburg
Democratic Committee
House of Delegates
Lawrence Wallace
Fred Lowe
James River
Richmond Cedar Works
Women rule and shape society in daily life
The piece reflects on women's influence over men and social structures, describing how women establish and maintain class distinctions, drive ambition, and shape social norms while men often follow. It contrasts this with a humorous anecdote about shoemaking and a separate note on planting pumpkin patches and farming practices.
Pigeon Cities in the Swamps
A May spectacle as rosy gulls flock to marshy lakes to raise young. Vast grass and reed roosts form floating nests in crowded colonies, creating dramatic prairie pigeon cities likened to wild pigeon roosts.
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Outing Magazine
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