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21 Sep 1906
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Fayetteville News in Fayetteville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
1
Georgia Briefs Reflect Deadlock In Congressional Contest
The First Georgia district convention in Statesboro adjourned after 461 ballots without a candidate. Brannen reportedly led with a popular majority, while Sheppard challenges results. Also reports on Governor Terrell backing Georgia agricultural colleges, the battleship Georgia near Tybee, and a race-based streetcar boycott in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Statesboro
Col
Lee Mome
Shepward
Brannen
Sheppard
Bryan in Cincinnati Addresses 10000 at Park Stand
William J. Bryan spoke Thursday night from a stand at Cincinnati baseball park, introduced by Mayor E. J. Dempsey. About 10,000 seats in the grand stand and thousands more in auxiliary chairs were filled for the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dempsey
Cincinnati
W'llam J. Bryan
Report on Georgia Confederate Soldiers' Home findings
Georgia legislative committees wrapped up an inquiry into the Atlanta home for Confederate soldiers. They criticize former Superintendent J A Thompson and stewardess Belle Reid for harsh treatment, exonerate purchasing agent Amos Fox, urge broader clothing, and propose shrinking trustees to seven with local residency. The panel also calls for regular inspections and a complaints process, rejects inmate suspensions, and favors a detention facility for discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
General Assembly
J A. Thompson
Belle Reid
Amos Fox
Fulton County
Texas mob violence near Rosebud ends in hanging and death
In Rosebud Texas a white farmer Frank Hess assaulted a Black man Mitchell Fqualer who drew a knife. A mob of about one hundred farmers overpowered the town jail, took the Black man to an overhead tank scaffold and he died. No armed or masked mob members were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Texas
Mitchell Fqualer
Frazier
Frank Hess
Hess
Natural death for Trepolt Russian tyrant
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports General Dimitri Fredovich Trepolt commandant of the imperial palace died of angina pectoris at his villa in Peterhom on Saturday evening. He was linked with reaction and oppression in Rugala and described as tyrannical by inclination and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angina Pectoris
St. Petersburg
Dimitri Fredovich Trepolt
Imperial Palace
Peterhom
Trepol
Rugala
Bridge Disaster Strikes Rock Island Train No 12 at Dover
A northbound Rock Island train plunged from a failed Cimarron river bridge at Dover Oklahoma killing Hank Littlefield and others. Locomotive, smoker and day coach disappeared. mail and baggage cars escaped. Fireman died. engineer and crew survived with injuries as four men clung to the smoker before it sank. Rescue efforts hampered by high water and quicksand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Cimarron River
Dover
Oklo
Hank” Littlefield
Efiyskin
Filah
I C C Rules on New Rate Law Provisions
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington ruled on railroad rate law provisions. It holds that payments for transportation must be in money. For round trip excursion rates the commission allows three ratings and permits changes with one day’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Commission
Zionists Elect Voliva Leader Over Dowie’s Legacy
William Glenn Voliva won the Zion City leadership by 1 911 to 6 votes over A E Bliss in a Tuesday election overseen by Judge Landis of the U S district court in Chicago. The decision isolates John Alexander Dowie from the sect he founded years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voliva
William Glenn Voliva
Zion City
A. E. Bliss
Landis
United States District Court
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Alexander Leaves Pittsburg to Augusta in Custody
Thomas W. Alexander a cotton baker of Augusta Georgia was arrested in Pittsburg Pennsylvania as a fugitive from justice. He departed the city Tuesday night bound for the south under escort of an Augusta officer aboard the Pennsylvania Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Thomas W. Alexander
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railway
Yucatan Students Held by U S Immigration Over Eyes
Four wealthy students from Yucatan arrived in New Orleans on the steamer Mexico and were detained by immigration officials due to eye problems from sun glare during the voyage. They were released Tuesday after examination by United States Marine Hospital Service representatives and allowed to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
New Orleans
Mexico
United States Immigration
Ben
United States Marine Hospital Service
Bryan Ends North State Tour with Final Charlotte Speech
William J. Bryan wrapped up a two day North Carolina tour with an hours long address in Charlotte before heading to Columbia South Carolina. He spoke in twelve towns and delivered platform talks in about six more during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
South Carolina
North
Typhoon Kills and Destroys in Hong Kong Harbor
A devastating typhoon strikes Hong Kong and harbor towns killing many and wrecking ships. The German steamer Johann and British steamer Sam Chung were sunk, the Fils tian foundered, and the Montaeagle ashore. City streets flood with debris as crews work to rescue survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Clina
Johann
Sam Chung
Hong Kong
Maco
Filstian
Canadian Pacific Company
Montaeagle
Ife
Dentists In Convention Open National Session In Atlanta
The tenth annual session of the National Center Association opened in the New Kimball hall Atlanta with about 800 delegates. President F. Maley presided after an invocation by Dr. Junius W. Millard Governor Terrell gave the Georgia welcome and Dr. Atkinson of Brunswick spoke for Georgia dentists. Dr. B. Holly Smith of Baltimore replied for the visitors praising Southern hospitality and paying tribute to Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Atlanta
National Center Association
The
New Kimball
F. Maley
Washington, D. C
Junius W. Millard
Terrell
Georgia
C. Atkinson
Brunswick
Dentist
Atkinson
B. Holly Smith
Baltimore
South
Grady
Death of Trepoff Shocks St Petersburg As Power Strife Rises
Terrorists claim General Trepoff died from poison given weeks earlier by his cook in St Petersburg. The government cites a different official cause of death. Despite this, many residents celebrate the despot's demise amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petereburg
Trepoit
Angler Pertorifa
Trepoff
Famous Nurse From Confederacy Dies In St Louis
Mrs Marion Wallace Wall known as a nurse during the Civil War era died in St Louis. Daughter of the Confederacy, she gained fame for her wartime work and later activities. Funeral arrangements pending with local authorities in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wail
Confederacy
St. Louis
Marion Wallace Wall
Gene Leichten
Contedte
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Briefs
New York
Terre
Southern Education Board
Technological
New District Agricultural Colleges
Tybes
Tenell
Bonagarte
Savannah Electric Company
Mergtes
Upreme
Pendleton
Fulsom Superior Court
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wright
Berry
Rome
University of Georgia
Agricultural College
J. S. Stewart
Macon
Cabanias
Appsails
Supreme Court
Baseball Park
Queeksands
Dowie
Alexander
Sun
China
Dentists
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