Death of Charles F Crisp Ends Georgia Senatorial Hope
Former Georgia Speaker Charles F Crisp dies in Atlanta after a malaria fever and pleuro-pneumonia. His death disrupts plans to fill John M Gordon’s Senate seat, with Governor Atkinson as a likely successor and a possible gubernatorial contest looming.
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Charles F. Crisp
Fred Davenport
Bertha Crisp
Carlos F. Crisp, Jr
Fred Crisp
Ballard House
Peachtree’ Street
Judge Crisp
Crisp
Americus
Atlanian
Democrats
Georgia
Jonn M. Gordon
United States Senate
W. Y. Atkinson
Robert L. Berner
A. Clay
Democratic Executive Committee
Atkinson
Mr. Crisp
House
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
House of Representatives
Salvation 617 Named an Excellent Rheumatism Remedy
A Philadelphia reader extols Salvation 617 as a superior remedy for rheumatism and stiff joints, urging households to keep it on hand and reject substitutes promoted by dealers. The letter endorses the product with a firm personal endorsement and dated acknowledgment.
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Salvation
A. Fiedler
Philadelphia
Misour robbery and multiple early 20th century incidents
A chaotic dispatch details a train robbery near Logm toctowk and pursuit by deputies, with attackers forcing the safe open and escaping into woods. Other items report a fatal mill explosion in Semmerville Victoria, a chained woman rescued from a burning building, royal festivities in Rome, a German officer's court martial, and international diplomatic tensions in Constantinople and London.
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Misour
Bassas City
St. Logm
Toctowk
Chin Everaiz
Pier
Independence
Anil Inesse
Ove
James Gang
Pm Tin
Ssi
McKinley address draws diverse party delegations
A large, mixed delegation from Kansas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other states converged on the McKinley home. They arrived after long journeys to press tariff and railroad prosperity themes, with miners and mill workers among the enthusiastic crowds. McKinley urged unity against repudiation and praised the nation’s railroad industry and labor employment. He spoke about civility to the poor and the value of honest work paid in dollars, stressing law and court integrity as foundations of government.
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McRider
Pennsylvania
Uhtentes
Kansas
Fu Qian
Apmeml
McKinley Residene
McKinley
Kittsburg
Dhents
Guy
van Wert
Ip Can
Armstrong County
Armatrong County
Mel Kinley
Latre
United States
Great Wrest
Atlantic
Pennsylvania Supervisors of the Poor
Republican Party
Miesus
Kittanning
Bie Hinley
Autumn Splendor and the Glory of Creation Sermon
A preacher extols autumn’s beauty from forests along Lake Huron to Maumee and beyond, linking nature’s colors to divine revelation. He invokes biblical imagery, laments mortal weakness, and urges faithful endurance, renewal, and hope in Christ as life fades like leaves.
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Tine
Wisaks Ata
Isalal
Hatukkek
Pature
Noane
Wess
Dames of
Lake Huron
Maumee
Jowett Leaf
Sun Yat Sen Freed After British Intercession In London
London friends of the Chinese physician Sun Yat Sen report his release from the Chinese legation after Lord Salisbury demanded his freedom. He claimed he was not freely entering the legation, recounting a series of provocations by interpreters and guards that led to his confinement on the fourth floor. Ex-Secretary Delano’s death is noted in a separate brief.
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BeErux
von Broesewitz
von Bruesewitz
Karlsruhe
Uae
Anne Aepoider
Drsuthrie
Mercia
Lane
Greenwood
London
Peking
Caesar
Nero
Tyre
Team
Komd
Lord Salisbury
Sun Yat Zen
San Wen
Sun Wen
Canton
Slong
Legation
Tang
Tirst
Sir Halldar Macartney
China
Sur Wen
Washington
Delano
Laka
Dame Hone
Mount Vernon
Columbus
Grant
Ie Barsau
Qiohen Lincoln
Congress
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Peithard
Sakee Johnson
Predrrick
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association
Atlanta, GA
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German St
Baltimore, Md
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Daly
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Jess
Fredry Rick
Thos A. Haller
Otho J. Keller
WM. V. Albadgh
Sec'y
Treas
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Dan L. H. Steinre
Franklen B. Smith
M. D. Dal
William A. Mansfield
Becker
Frederich, HD
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West Patrick Street
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William Wilcoxon
Crowans
Court of Appeals
Tai Statea Court
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Cer Jonnson
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Mms. Crisp World
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House of Representative
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Semmerville
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Adam Ovier
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Clement Farr
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Martin Morse
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Morse
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Naples
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Princeton
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Princeton Junction
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Tramwsr Corporation
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England
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Ohio
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Permeracd
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Tasnox
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the Standard
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