German Press Dismisses American Ultimatum as Chauvinist
German papers react with strong disapproval to the U S ultimatum on Cuba and Spain. Editorials brand American patriotism as insolent and warn of a possible harsh response if the United States tries to pressure Europe. Officials in Berlin deny committing to Spain beyond moral support and emphasize a preference for peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Spain
Ar Eeoetes
The
Kreuz Zeitung
Forum
Herbert
Staatsburger Zechung
Germany
United States
Associated Press
Sttates
Herr Hausemanm
South German People's Party
Mannheim
Herr Maussmann
Reichstage
Iset
William
Coblentz
Herr Saussmann
Plebel Hauwbe
Tida
Budapest
Kaiser Priedich
Dantale
Oliva
Dantyte
Baron VonlWrumm
Phst
Amor
Baltimore Defeats Loston In First Division Standings
Baseball scores and batter notes from Baltimore Boston St. Louis Cincinnati Cleveland Louisville Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Washington outline late innings and pitching, with multiple umpire and time details. The report tracks losses as clubs tumble or hold position, listing batteries and attendance across several games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. St. Lopis
Cincinnati
Latteries
Donahue
Coleman
Douglass
Whret
Sehriver
Pears
H. BE
Cleveland
Louisville
Young
Zimmer
Dowing
Wilson
O'Day
Baltimore
Toston
New York
Aeene
Cinelinmatl
Fia Dbrook
Washington
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philiadelphia
St. Louis
Sparks Shows at the Academy of Music this week
The Sparks' Circus and company present a line of entertainments at the Academy of Music and at other venues on Chapel and Queen streets. Performances run each evening and matinees with titles such as The Banker's Daughter, Die Branker's Daughter, Ellie Gays, A Celebrated Cyee, and Wife for Wife. The Maunlatiin company is promoted as pure, highly rated, and family friendly with top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Academy of Music
A. Q. Scammon
Lillian Lewis
Sparks Cicus
Enter Chapel
Queen Streets
Puceilay
Die Branker
Manhattan Steel Company
Academy of
Morteik
the Banker's Daughters
Local notables report travel and events in Mickory and region
CITY IN PANAGRAPHS reports Mr John T Jones returning from Nashville Mr M O Crowell from Ohio EK Guy and Master Cocony in Baltimore and Mrs O PHL from a business trip North Ossie McCleary to sing at Christere tura morning service Nellie Butt Willie Batt and family visiting relatives at Mickory TA Williams travels to Hampden Sydney to coach football Charles Lickliter becomes Mickory Academy principal Princes Barnests meet Tuesday at 4 0 pm at the Girls Home Rev Dr A Coke Smith will lecture on Thoreone at Ipworth M church Epworth League completes second year vending course to celebrate next Monday at 8 o clock Messrs Sidney F Baker and William R Gilbert rode tandem from Fall River to Titchmond then took the Heston steamer home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jones
Nashville
Crowell
Ohio
EK. Guy
Cocony
Baltimore
O. Phl
Ossie McCleary
Christeretura
Nellie Butt
Willie Batt
Mickory
TA. Willams
Hae Sone
Hampden-Sydney
Wollese
Charles Lickliter
Mickory Academy
James City
Princes Barnests
A. Coke Smith
Lynchburg
Wil
Ipworth M. BR
Qertoberth
Stead Jenkins
Virginian
Epworth League
Centenary M. Church
Elowlk
Sidney Fe, Baker
Willam R. Cilbert
Pall River
Maas
Titchmond
CO. & ©. Railroad
Heston
Republican nominations in Texington Virginia convention picks delegates
The county Republican convention met and nominated James A. raaler of Rorkbridge and de 2 Cilbert of Huei Vien for the House of Delegates. Twenty-five delegates were elected to the Senatorial convention at Clifton Worge on October 4. Instructed for Dr. C Busks of Ch ow. Delegates favoring Chess Lamb cleared to the Republican convention in Lynchburg on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpublican
Texington
James A. Raaler
Rorkbridge
de 2 Cilbert
Huei Vien
House of
Tve
Clifton Worge
Geteser
Dr. C . Busks
Chow
Favorine
Cbscet
Lamb
Repubican
Lynchburys
Christian Endeavor State Convention Opens In Session
The Christian Endeavor State convention convenes in annual session on Thursday evening and runs through Sunday. Prominent speakers include Rev. Peter Ainslie of Baltimore Rev. F T Henson of Alexandria and Rev. Prone Fy Clark of Hoatanw with a full program of prayers, addresses, and committee meetings in Staunton Norfolk Washington Lexington and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ainslie
Daltimore
Smith
Washington
F.T. Henson
Alexandria
Prone Fy Clark
Hoatanw
Christian Eindeavor State Convention
Reg. Walker
Richmond
R. J.amber
Norfolk
W. W. Douglass
Hairston
D. Acress
Baltimore
W. K. H. Smith
Inc
W. Lovegrove
Staunton
J. P. Barrett
Wilkam
Kennedy
iuexIngrtan
Johe W. Lovegrove
James Rs Howe
Lexington
Ira Kimmiel
Moanoke
An- Inte Lind Persbers
Lynehb
Rev. Roe
Hutton
Christ the
Peter Ainstle
Johnson
Berkley
Rownelke
Christian Endeavor
Wraneisi
Clark
The
United Society of “Christian Endeavor
Boston
Masy
W. Dowelass
Mallat
Rey
Rhodes
Yer and
Praiso
Ry Ip Walker
Interstate Fair Open at Norfolk Seeks Record Attendance
The Interstate Fair opens in Norfolk on October 8 lasting nine days and aims to exceed all prior regional expositions with strong interest in Virginia's agricultural displays and North Carolina manufactured products. Over 200 horses are entered for prizes totaling more than $28,000, poultry shows impress, and a children’s day on October 3 invites free admission for scholars under 12. A vast steel exposition building dominates the grounds, while a daily Orientals troupe adds entertainment. Teachers may request free tickets for their students, and preparation for a children’s chorus proceeds at the Cumberland Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
North Carolina
John Mariner
Virginia
Ines
Department of Ladies’ Work
Naphron
Jimon
Provresa Mt
Ehureh
Cumberland Street
Portsmouth
Norfollk
W. J. Dillon
Holt Street
Raptid Youngs People's Water
Worfollk
YW Business Men Invite President to Visit West Norfolk
Directors of the YWusiness Men's Association meet to invite President Mel Minney to West Norfolk for an Interstate Mail event, with the guest of honor to be hosted by the association. A committee will present the invitation in person and confer with the Armor Plate Commission on establishing a plant at the Norfolk Navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywusiness Men's Association
West
Basset
Mel Minney
West Norfolk
Markac
Business Men's Association
Wm. A. Young
George 12 Rewden
Uivee
Wy A. Young
Cee
Mm Bowden
A. di. Lindsay
Armor Plate Commission
Congress
Norfolk Navy Yard
Y M C A Reopens After Interruption With Program
The Young Men's Christian Association resumes regular work on Friday October 1 with decorated parlors and a members and friends reception. Talks by A S Lloyd on sock work W J Young on spiritual work and M R Wharton on intellectual work. Musical program includes Alma Larabes recitation Annie Dey solos Dey Steele Alley Moore quartet Owl Mandolin Guitar Clap. Admission free via committee members or office.
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Purday
Hef
Tey. A. Os. Lloyd
W. J. Young
M. R. Wharton
Almen Larabes
Annie Dey
Messrs
Dey
Steele
Alley
Blood Purifying Pill Claims From Thals Sars Martn
An advertisement touts Hoods Pills as a cure all for nausea headaches indigestion and biliousness claiming to purify, vitalize and enrich the blood while promising new dental discovery. The text cites locations in New York and lists names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Thals Sarsmartin
Water supply hesitation over lake connections outlined
The Board of Health advised against mixing Lake Taylor water with the regular supply. Superintendent Rude says the recommendation was unnecessary and would unfairly burden Walter Commissioners. The Lake Joyce to Lake Bradford link is nearly ready, with a new pump arriving soon and water from Joyce expected for public use by October 4th or 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Lake Taylor
Maythor
Rude
Water Department
Board of Health
Lake Joyce
Bradford
Three Men Overcome by Gas at Telephone Conduit
Three Long Distance Telephone Co. workers, Lewis Malmer, Mary Mackwell, and John Garr, were overcome by gas while working in a discharged conduit near the Ballentine building on Madison Street. Palmer survived initial exposure, Mackwell and Garr were carried to the alley for treatment as a crowd gathered. all suffered from the deadly fumes caused by saturated candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Long Dishance Telephone Co
Long Mhssance Telephone Company
Lewis Malmer
Meory Dmackwell
John Garr
Ballentine
Madnsbreel
Palmer
Mackwell
Fas
Prolesia
Barr
Frost Kills Tobacco Crop in Kentucky Report
A Louisville bulletin reported by the Commercial Tribune notes frost damage to Kentucky tobacco, with the hurley crop cut down to about half of last year. Estimates by Henry Mower of Lewisville Tobacco Warehouse Association cite 40 percent of the crop uncut and another third frost damaged, with low kinds generally killed and upland varieties largely spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Lewisville Tobacco Warehouse
Henry Mower
Association
Glover
Rod White Simmons Rules Out Rematch With Corbett
In Trenton Minnesota on September 25 Rod White Simmons said he has no plans for another fight with Corbett. Martin Julian backs Simmons and adds Corbett must defeat Mater Goddard and other fifty Verhts before any rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Trenton
Rod Whitesimmons
Corbett Anther
Martin Julian
Corbett
Mater
Goddard
Pitesimmons
Norfolk Water Pressure Reduction Notice
Water Commissioners will reduce pressure starting September 21 at 1 o clock. Pressure will be available at the pump house only from 7 to 10 am, 12 m to 1 pm, and 1:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Citizens urged to make arrangements while work to connect Lake Taylor and Inale Joyce continues. James Riddle, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Lake Taylor
Inale Joyce
Arbiters and Allies in European Power Balance
The Spectator argues the United States must stop the Cuban crisis and notes Britain may skip the Washington sealing conference if Russia and Japan participate. It discusses German and Dutch scientific claims and Britain's stance under Salisbury while Canada withdraws, raising questions about who will attend and the risk of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Spectator
United States
Lord Salisbury
Ithew
Fale
Europe
Bismarck
GMI
Jywa
Und
Voraity
Amsterdam
Hic Spectator
Aece
Speler
Cuba
Don Carlos
America
Ithe Smyzeon
Spain
Sevator
Great Britain
Washington
Russia
Japan
Tassia
Canada
John W. Poster
London
Hay
England
Foster
Arrests Report From Last Night Involving Multiple Suspects
A news brief reports arrests last night of James Edwards a colored man for robbery and George Tt. Davis and William Stubbs for fighting with John Page a white man charged with felonious assault on W. J. Mantin. The piece also advertises DeWitt's Witch Salve as the “Bicyclists Best Friend” and notes openings by Randolpht & Watwach at 393 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Robery
George Tt. Davis
William Stubbs
John ©. Page
W. J. Mantin
DeWitt
J. M. FP. Trotter
Truitt & Smith
KR. L. Wilson
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Robinson
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Gergen
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Rhe St. Lois
Hart and
Dougines
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Prive
N, HH
Ceveland
Criger
Clarke and Wilson
R. 1
Brooklyn
Pia
R. T E. Brooklyn
Fisher
Burrell Wheeler
Clements
Carpenter
Ruste
Warner
Swalm and Farrell
Vinpire
Lynch
Attemdance
C. E. Convention
F. Ww. Besely
Ash Grove
W. FL H
M. Smith Derkley
D. J
Wi. W. McCorkle
Sifton Porge
James Lewis Lowe
Wilbur FP. Crafts
If IP. Maxwell
J. RP. Barrett
J. of
James Lewla Tlowe
W. de Aeoncay
D. S. Hennett
Riche
Looohard Annie Lint Perscher
Anmbrose
Lock
Toth Roberts
Wehmend
Junior Worl
Lan Oo
Richard
Wilbur F
Petop Ainsile
J. Me. Protler
Drualt & Smith
Th. L. Wilson
Heen
Ennis
Signea
James Riddle
Randolpht & Watwach
Main Strode
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