Calhoun County Fair Draws Record Crowd In Windy City
A massive turnout fills the Calhoun county fair grounds with crowds from farms and towns arriving by hundreds of wagons. Floral hall hosts larger displays, stock exhibits lag behind, racing crowds surge with Broncho John’s riders entertaining. Officials estimate near twenty thousand in attendance with busy hotels and vendors reporting full capacity.
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Nee
Calhoun County
F. A. Stuart
A. Chrystal
Floral Hall
Page Bros . Carver
Cater
Wagon
A. J. Robinson
Horal Hall
M. J. Gillett
Perrett & Sons
H. G. Parker
Battle Greek
H. B. Jacobs
E. B. Hughes
Hughes
W. BR. Lepper
A. A. Garlinghouse
Homer
Tom and
Dan
A. Hi. Dew
Albion
Leedleros
Mrs. Piper
Fred Zanger
R. B. Pletcher
Genta
A. L. Hindenach
Blanche Graham
Morse & Denel
Clothiers
Swartwout
Chas. Hillabrant
Roe’s Art Store
Battle Creek
Upbas
Arthur
Broncho John
County Fai
Webster Davis
John B. Stanchfield
William I’. Mackey
Lyan
Waukesha
Ryan
Portage City
Portage
Columbus
Watertown
Oconomowee
Tain
Bryan
Llinois
Michigan
Ohio
Mwe
Cleveland
New York
Madison Garden
Roosevelt
Deadwood
Chadron
Neb
J. Tl. Vandusen
Eth
Omaha
United States
Dollivern
Iowa
Gov. Roosevelt
Troken Bow
Alliance
Citiens
Sturgis
Meade County
Win
Valente
Dayton
Cincinnati
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
Cushing, Woolley and
Stewart
Kentucky
Georgetown
Lexington
Nicholasville
Wilmore
Danville
Wapriman Junction
Tenn
Strike in Hazleton Area Continues With 5,000 at Work
Hazleton, October 4. The anthracite strike in Pennsylvania shows no progress as mines offered a ten percent wage rise fail to draw workers back. Officials report about 5,000 of 142,000 miners remain on strike, with relief plans moving to supply depots and carload shipments of provisions. John Mitchell denies any settlement talks and urges continued abstention from work until operators concede to formal convention.
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Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Iabor
Mitchell
Ashland
New York
John Mitchell
Ae United Mine Workers of
Amerca
National Executive Board
Lehigh Valley
Milnesville
Lattimer
Cranberry
Crystal Ridge
United Mine Workers
Schuylkill
Mr. Mitchell
W. T. Fairley
Alabama
George Purcell
Indiana
Fred Dilcher
Ohio
Benjamin Jaimes
National Peacative Board
Georgia Votes in Statewide Election Reported Majority About 50000
Reports from across Georgia indicate a Democratic majority near 50,000 in the statewide and local races. With little opposition, turnout was light in strong Democratic counties and uncertain in doubtful ones awaiting final precincts. No casualties were reported at any precinct. Democratic officers elected include Governor Allan J. Candler and Phil Cook as secretary of state.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Allan J. Candler
Phil Cook
Heo M. ‘Perrealy
W. A. Weight
BR BE. Park
Geo. Golenn
O. T. Stevens
Democratic Clubs Show Parade in Indianapolis
Citizens packed the streets as democratic clubs paraded, flags and electric portraits of leaders decorations brightened the city. Adlai Stevenson entered to applause, with Speakers including James K. Jones and Thomas Taggart guiding the session.
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Indianapolis
W. R. Hearst
Chicago
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Tageart
J. I. Rice
Canton, CO
Thomas Taggart
EF. HW. Uimsen
New York
Jefferson Pollard
St. Louis
Reading
Myron King
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Jones
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Lewis
Tomlinson Hall
Patrick O'Farrell
Washington, D.C
O'Farrell
Philippines
Affairs in China Narrows Role of Indian Brigade
The report notes no Indian brigade will be carried by British ships heading to Taku. Russian forces near Peking hold the summer palace and nearby rail terminus, while German plans to campaign for revenge threaten peace. Consular dispatches detail limited relief for missionaries escorted toward Chungking.
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Wen-Ilai-Wei
Shantung
Terrible
Arethusa
Taku
Doxera
Peking
Hunang-Tsun
Col
Trotiakoff
Summer Palace
Machiapo
Era
Shanghai
Prince Ching Jing
Liu Kun Yi
Nanking
Chang Chi Tung
Mankow
Old Niu Chwang
Mleischer
Artaminoff
Fleisher
Washington
Department of State
Goodnow
Kang-Suh
Szechuan
Min- Chou
Kan-Suh
Chungking
Martin Erik Ekvall
David P. Ekvall
Vielen P. Ekvall
Ot Ekvall
Wruhl
G. F. Snyder
W. W. Simpson
C. E. Simpson
M. I. Simpson
Negroes seize control at South Carolina Republican convention
In Columbia on Oct 4, for the first time since Black enfranchisement Negroes dominated the state Republican gathering. E H Deas a Black man became chairman replacing white R R Tolbert while Gen Robert Smalls was reelected vice chairman over white J H Wheeler. A state ticket nomination attempt failed.
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Central
Columbia
S. C
Republican
E. H. Deas
R. R. Tolbert
Robert Smalls
J. H. Wheeler
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Kaumeyers
Gourt É& Son
Lee Center
Broucho Joli
Garth Pape
Cox
Eagle Block
J. W. Bradshaw
Georgia
Olivers
Mie
Yuna
al W. Clarker
Kennedy Livery Barn
Keeley Novelty Works
London
Labor
Marshall
Candy Kitchen
Gan
Lansing
Dent
City Steam Laundry
L. H. Delong, Prop
Affairs IN China
Taru
Hoxerm
Eagle Opera House
Bow, Hoskins
Mgr
Davidson Stock Co
Czar Reado
Russia
Fourteenth Street
Alfict
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