Bryan to Attend Banquet and Addresses in Chicago and Lincoln
William J. Bryan visits Chicago where the Jefferson Club plans a luncheon and evening banquet at the Auditorium Hotel with speakers including Temple Graves Cato Sells and H N Hitchcock. In Lincoln preparations are underway for a reception at the State capitol grounds with Governor Mickey or Brown delivering thewelcome speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicago
Jefferson Club
William J. Bryan
Iroquois Club
Eckhart
Bryan
Auditorium Hotel
Lincoln, Neb
William J.bryan
Lincoln
State Capitol
Mickey Or Brown
Fragmented notice on church events and changes
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Jesuit congregation celebration, mass, and a bell announcement. Mentions a delegation, a retirement, and a general society succeeding a late Father, with unclear details and missing words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codesu
Gene Society
Father Satin
National team match opens in ideal weather
Firing begins in the most important competition in the history of military rifle shooting. Sea Girl reports the national team match with forty one teams entering from nearly every state plus the District of Columbia, and including the army navy and marine corps cavalry and infantry.
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Union
District ‘of Columbia
Cavalry
Infantry
Army, Navy
Marine Corps
Zens Killed Wholesale Arrests Made
In Warsaw on September 4, reports say civilians were killed as soldiers pursued suspects. A group fled toward the Vistula River and were killed while trying to escape. The chaotic incident followed a spate of wholesale arrests in the area.
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Vistuls
Warsaw
Vistula
Floods Ravage Behar District Obliterating Villages
Lahore Sept 4 The floods devastate a large Behar district region wiping out whole villages and destroying crops and food stores. Indigo trade disrupted as area suffers severe losses and relief efforts mobilize.
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Lahore
India
Behar
Death of Herman Oelrichs Reported at Sea
In York September 4 a wireless message to the Associated Press states Herman Oelrichs died aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse at sea Saturday evening. Cause given as Bright's disease. The vessel is expected to reach dock by afternoon.
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Herman Oelrich
York
Herman Oelrichs
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Brights
Death of a Young Man Duke Ellis Dies in Durham
Duke Ellis a popular Durham youth died yesterday after months of illness. He was twenty seven, lived in Durham long, and leaves a brother and relatives. Funeral services were held at his home and burial was in the city cemetery. Also, Lawrence Kirkland of Durham and Gussie Coley of Mocksville were secretly married at Burlington last Saturday afternoon. The ceremony, a runaway affair, marked a sunrise to friends statewide. Kirkland is cashier of the Peoples Bank at East Durham and Miss Coley is the transfer clerk for Mex. James Cole of Mocksville. The ceremony occurred at Rev H M Snipes residence with a small group in attendance.
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Duke Ellis
Durham
N.C
Lawrence Kirkland
Gussie Coley
Mocksvile
Burlington
Kirkland
Peoples Bank
East Durham
Coley
James
Cole Mockaville
H. M. Snipes
Dee Jain
Robert Durhaim
Norfolk
Wisconsin Elections Drive Begins Statewide Primary
Wisconsin holds its first statewide primary under the new law with elections underway. In Oyster Bay the President plans to depart Sagamore Hill October 1 for a three day swing through Harrisburg and York delivering speeches.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Harrisburg
York
Tpuaill
Stensland Tells of Hill Perfidy in Bank Crash
Chicago dispatch cites Stensland confession clearing mystery around the Milwaukee Avenue Bank ruin. He took blame but said cashier Hering was the forger and got most of the money. He claimed not to have spent on Teone Lani ion Key or any woman, and that stolen funds went into real estate or investments as an attempt to recover. He wavered between suicide and flight.
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Chicago
Tribune
Tansier
Stenland
Ailwaukee Avenue
Hering
Theodore
Teone Lani Ion Key
Suleido
Fligh
Gans Nelson Bout Draws Record Gate Receipts
Philadelphia report on the Gans-Nelson fight notes a massive gate with receipts around seventy eight thousand dollars after the 38th round. District Attorney says no clear criminal evidence from films may justify arrests and a real estate trust failure also looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Goldfeld
Wnnome
Philadelphia
Gans-Nelson
Bell
Richard
Extradition and international requests thread through Sep events
Fragmented OCR notes report secretaries and parties leaving Sant ingg for Vatparai and a May 82 extradition. A September 4 earthquake near Sprinsfla Illinois is noted and Governor Deneen urges Roosevelt support for U.S. actions. Morocco is asked to extradite Stens land, president of Milwaukee Avenue Bank, amid unclear fragments of a visiting Sect. Root and foreign policy mentions.
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Santingg
Vatparai
Santiago
Morocco
Stens
Land
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Sahl
Progress by the Federal Court in Wilkesboro Indictments
Federal court progress shows 150 people arriving from Wilkesboro for indictments covering forgery bribery conspiracy to defraud the government and false reports. Officers Samuel Patterson Davis Hasty and Bryan face charges while several distillers and deputies await trials as cases proceed toward next term.
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Wilkesboro
Sige lv Gern
Revenue Service
A.C. Bryan
le TE. Davis
RH. Hardin
J. W. Hasty
G. H. Walker
Starkey Hare
J. H. Smith
Z. C. Davis
A. S Paterson
G.W Samuel
Pebeceon
G. W. Samuel
Patterson
Samuel
Aycock
C. B. Watson
Coonsel
Senember Sr
W. Hasty
Jin Wilkes
Fried
Gotlector Patterson
Peru
Malton
Hasty
Cruelty Case Files in Lexington Mayor Court
Charles Wright Bell, a negro, appeared before the mayor charged with cruelty to animals after tying a rope to a horse’s tongue and pulling. He reportedly tore off half the tongue, but paid a heavy fine totaling 235. The city shows active growth with double tracking, sewer work, four new buildings, a church project, and several manufacturing plants.
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Texington
Negro shoots man in Durham during attempted property seizure
Constable J F Pleasants was fatally or seriously wounded by James Brown during a home confrontation in Durham on September 4. Brown, an ex convict, obtained a pistol and fired as Pleasants attempted to retreat. The officer was carried to hospital with a severe wound as Brown fled but was pursued by officers.
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J. F. Pleasants
Durham
N. C
James Brown
Brown
Pleasants
Fred
Hopital
Atlantic Fleet Resumes Regular Operations After Review
President Freet ordered the Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Evans to resume regular duties after a formal review. The fleet divided into squadrons and proceeded to redeploy, engaging in standard operations as directed. A separate notice reports the sudden death of Dr. Francis R. Beattie Deas Zag, a prominent minister and seminary president.
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Freet
Regul
Oyster Bay
Atlantic
Evans
Beattie Deas
Francis R. Squadrons
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Donation for Destitute Relief In Brazil and Navy News
Annapolis and Washington dispatches report a Brazil government donation of 300000 to aid earthquake sufferers. Admiral Sampson involved. Harold B. Santiago noted. Also, fourth class at Navy Academy sworn in with Harold's brother Ralph among enrollees. Lieutenant Colonel Pettit of the Eighth Infantry dies at home after Spanish War service.
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Brizinan
Sigowen
Washington
Col. Pettit
Eighth Infantry
North Carolina Commission Forms Jamestown Exhibit Plan
The North Carolina Jamestown Exposition Commission met in Governor Glenn's executive office to organize and agree on the state’s exhibit character. Members from across the state, including D C Barnes and J B Pogue, discussed a special North Carolina exhibit and related progress with Baptist State board secretary Rev. Livingston Johnson reporting on association meetings and improving outlook despite a poor drop year.
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Raleigh
N C
North Carolina
Glenn
J.B. Pogue
D. W. Hin
Shave
Winston-Salem
John W. Atkinson
Wilmipgton
South Yadkin Association
Bethel Church
Txtt
Baptist State Convention
Inter
Warship for Stensland to bring prisoner debated
Assistant States Attorney Barbour urged a ship as a means to bring fugitive banker Stensland from Tangier to the United States. He warned of risks if transferred by other routes, including escape to foreign jurisdictions or self harm, and advocated a federal prisoner of warship to ensure custody.
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Barbour
Amicago
Ill
United States
Stensland
Charter Grants Reported for Guilford Furniture and Continental Blow Pipe
Governor Glenn departed for Laurinburg to address the county Sunday school convention as two charters were granted. Guilford Furniture Company of Greensboro authorized with $46,000 capital, with J A Fordham and A Foy among incorporators. Continental Blow Pipe Company of Lexington authorized with $60,000 capital, with W H Walker and J W Greetel among incorporators.
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St Greensboro
Exington
Raleigh
G. C
Guilford Furniture Company
Gi Ata
J. Au ‘Ae. Fordham
Grenabar
A. Foy
Kinston
Continental
Lexington
We HL
Laurinburg
Bis
Big Sale of Shares Reported in Early Market notices
The item notes a large share sale with figures for several railroad companies. It cites the Ohio and Northwestern, Norfolk and Western, and Pennsylvania firms with substantial reductions in stock holdings. Specific quantities include tens of thousands of shares for various lines, indicating a broad market movement.
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Enpayivanle
Ohio
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
Blackwell Case Hinges On North Carolina Court System
The Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company sues to bar another firm’s manufacture in North Carolina as legal action crosses from state to federal courts. Judge Moore presiding, removal to federal court debated. case poised for possible Supreme Court review. Separately, Jones sentenced to hang in November for breaking into Mrs Barker’s home amid hair evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Dones
Santiam, NG
Eptember
Foresting
Hene Wien
Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company
Norn
Ammerheobacco Company
Durham
Tobado “Company
New Jersey
North Cerolita
Pred
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Mpreeman Jones
Jones
Mra
Jack ‘Barker
Indy
Revolutionary in Disguise Sharply Tricks Kharkov Officials
A staged visit by a mill hopeful officer named Lieutenant Potkorski fooled Kharkov authorities. He claimed to act for Kiev governors and secured access and information for two months before revealing the mission ended. The ruse supplied revolutionary actors with insight into Kharkov district politics.
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West
Ans
Kharkof
Oficer
Potkorski
Kietovasti
Khork
Podgorski
SS Nowever
Rharkow
Kieff
Rharkoff
Revolutionary Party
Elizabeth Mill School Opens for Mill Workers Children
Superintendent J M Cochran of the county board of education plans a new Elizabeth Cotton Mills school on the Southern Railroad west of the city. Miss Anna B Carr will teach. the building includes a Sunday School room and modern furnishings. Opening soon.
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Mj. Cochran
County Board of ‘Education
Elizabe ‘Cotton Mills
Anna B. Carr
Steen
Dauis
National Clerks Meet Opens in Savannah
United National Association session opens in Savannah on September 3 with officers to be elected. Reports indicate incumbents may be unseated as the group weighs past convention actions and endorsements. Also noted is the American Touring Car Derby in Rochester and a $1,000 cup prize. Lieutenant Edward H Dunn is dismissed by order of the President, with new duties at the Navy Yard. Kansas Letter Carriers hold their annual convention in Wichita with a two day program of reports papers and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United National Association
Savannah
Chepaath
Timi
Bamtin
G. Cook
Debsite
Chetaatt
Tegal
Smuket Smith
Iebrgla
Bryan Saga Ake
Hoxe Smith
Hoke Braith
Ae Kovernor
Amd
Jess
Taco
Rochester Automobile Club
New York State Automobile Association
H. Dunn
Washington, D. C
Edward H.dunn
United States Navy
Duro
Navy Yard
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas Association ‘of Letter Carters
Murderer of Two Women Pursued by Mob of Negroes
September 4 report from Columbia South Carolina notes Lawson Adafson a negro murdered two Negro women in Lawry-Mle Chester county and a mob of his own race has formed and is pursuing the killer. Also items include a Halifax Nova Scotia death of a man found dead in a hotel room and a Tobacco Exposition letter from Secretary Taft. The issue also mentions the U S public debt with figures in the millions and a resignation threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Lawson Adafson
Lawry- Mle
Chester County
Halifax
N. S
J. Jones
United States
Richmond
Republicans denounce Greensboro judicial nominations
The Greensboro meeting of three Republican committees sparked strong denouncements from local Republicans who claim the nominations for judge and solicitor, made behind closed doors, bypass proper judicial conventions. They warn a legitimate district convention is needed to select candidates and pledge to contest Greensboro choices, citing Mecklen burg and other counties in the 12th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Charlotte
Republican Party
J. B. Spence
Jar
Lemuel B. Wetmore
Mecklenbug
Gaston
Cleve
Cabarrus
Lincoln
Mecklenburg
Belinda
Adams
Greensoro
Psthis
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MR. Bryan
Sr. Bryan
Jefferson
the Company OF Jesus
Zens
Boston
Bellingham
Wash
Sept
Annesseu
Haran
Sean
Federal
Negro
U. 8
Atlantic Fleet
North Gamolina Building
Jamestown Exposition—Association
Warship
Pennsyvana Railroad
Blackwell
Elizabeth Mill School
New York
Taft
Mough
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