Debates and Fistfights Mark Democratic County Convention
At the Democratic County Convention two factions clashed over temporary chairmanship and committee appointments. George Arthur and W. Armstrong led Brice and anti-Brice supporters as officers and protesters tussled on stage. The meeting dissolved without selecting delegates to the State Convention.
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Politician Homecoming and Telegraph Rates Stir Petersburg News
Politicians who gathered at the conference have returned home amid speculation on outcomes. The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. announces rate cuts to 15 per month for city service and 20 per month for residences, with Westin plans for expansion in two weeks. A murder trial of a Negro defendant, and civil suits against railroad for damages, are noted in Prince George and Savannah regions.
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Florida and Western
Brilliant Week at Cowes Includes Emperor William Visit
Southern Associated Press dispatches describe a grand Cowes assembly with Emperor William of Germany, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and the Duke of Connaught expected to attend. Queen Victoria and royal family members will stay nearby. crowds fill hotels as German naval ships accompany the emperor. Reports note political pressure over army leadership and royal influence on promotions, with naval movements and regional conferences also covered.
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Suicide After Refusal by Mrs Fox at Jacksonville
George S Bell a former police officer in Jacksonville shot himself at Samuel W Fos residence after drinking for days and being refused by Mrs Fox who would not talk to him. He died later that night at about 10 o'clock. Bell was about 50, with a background tied to Augusta and left a wife and two children. Minor reports follow about local events and a fire in Addenton’s Lane, plus a long sales ad from a Modern Bargain Store.
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Washington notes of August items from the capital city
This Washington dispatch lists varied items from the capital, including a death by hanging at 618 East Capitol Street, details on diplomatic protests over treatment of Niue natives, revenue matters and bounty claims, a fatal cave-in at a sand bank killing two youths, Virginia officials' obituary and a local theater raid. It also notes a police raid on a theater and price promotions at local shops, with several short notices and business ads interwoven.
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Missionaries Massacred and Diplomatic Fallout Reported
A chaotic dispatch recounts a massacre of missionaries tied to fanatical outbreaks amid China Japan era conflicts. Names of missionaries like Miss Harlow and Miss Garford surface, with uncertain locales such as Kuobeny and Kineheog. The State Department notes the incident as part of broader unrest and plans to act.
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Finances of the Country and Reserve Shifts
A New York-financed weekly summary reports a $107,000 drop in excess reserves across the associated banks, offset by a $416,400 fall in legal tenders and a $177,000 rise in deposits. Net weekly losses reach $250,000, with interior movements driving gains and central bank withdrawals not reflected in the current statement.
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Two Hours Testimony On Burn Remedy From Norfolk Boler Maker
Mr. OD. D. Lucy a Norfolk boler maker testifies he was severely scalded by steam and that OURATOL cured in two hours. He urges friends to use it for scalds and notes Honorheepers and Cools should keep WURATGOT. The piece contains garbled text and promotional claims for a burn remedy.
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Will Sing the Gospel at House on Wheels Meeting Nightly
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