Prisoner George Whiteheart Freed After Life Sentence
Totden Aug 2. George Whiteheart, once a life prisoner since 1883, was released from Dorthedy prison this morning. He had been a political detainee connected to a prior American visit and faces imminent departure for the United States. Reported associates in London 18 years ago include Dr Theis Gallaghury and Joh Curtinbert.
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Totden
George Whiteheart
New Jersey
Miephs
Theis Gallaghury
Joh Curtinkert
Shannard Wilson
London
Serviteae
Sonrerr
TENNESSEN UROTS SPECIAL WIRE REPORTS AND WORLD NOTES
News from Nashville and New York via special wire includes agriculture updates with cotton price changes, liquor industry talks toward forming a national association in New York, and calls for a Cleveland convention. Christum reports the Frame’s Arctic voyage return greeted with honors, Nansen to board at Tromsoe, and King Oscar’s telegram. Bath disclaims Sewall withdrawal rumors. In Winston Wilkesboro, N C the Democratic convention nominates Lt Gov R A Coughton on the 132nd ballot. Crete’s provisional government hoists the Greek flag, Berlin reports.
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New York
PY. W. Enge & Sons
Pew
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Clevehingd
Cleveland
Vertyceven
Christum
Dr. Nansen
Tromsoe
Skjerree
Oscar
Sverderup
Hio
Winston
N. G
Eighth
Wilkesboro
BR. A. Coughton
Congress
Normannia to Call at Cherbourg On New York Voyage
The Manburg Nachrichten reports the Hamburg American steamer Normannia sailing from Hamburg to New York will stop at Cherbourg France to take on bars valued at £240 000 or about $120 000, destined for New York houses.
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Berlin
Manburg Nachrichten
Normannia
Hamburg-American Line
New York
Cherhours
France
Death in a dwelling in Hinésville two children perished
Special wire report from Hinésville details a fatal dwelling incident. Mrs. Aquait and her five children are mentioned as victims, with unclear names due to OCR errors. The event appears to involve a house tragedy with multiple deaths, prompting a police or local inquiry.
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Hinésville
Out
Mig
Aquait
Willow
Brunel
State Capital News Amended Charter and Bonds Approved
San Antonio company charter increased capital stock to 200000. Port Worth railroad paid passenger tax. County valuations updated for Falls, Stonewall, Castro, Collin, Young, Uvalde. Denton county courts bonds approved. Texas League set meeting in Houston, Austin representation noted. Governor Culherson schedule listed. Bryan shifts itinerary in New York state seeking wider speeches.
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San Antonio Company
Leslie Waggoner
Guin Lie
Mie Waatns
Colorado
Metsinley
Pavenis
aSeeckin Palltle
Carlisle
Mhexeli
Port Worth
Noyranher
Arkynetie
Save Antonio
Port
Collin County
Young County
Uvalde County
Attorney General
Denton County
Texas League
Houston
Austin
Br. Staith
Joe Barbiseh
Culherson
Athens
Pittsburg
Ythy
NORTHE CAROLINA CAMPAIGN Nominated Prohibition Ticket
Special wire reports Greensboro convention nominating a full slate for state offices. Republicans began the state campaign in Trendersonville with a speech by Senator Pritcham. Revival meetings and camp events noted in Georgetown and nearby areas amid campaign activity.
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Northe Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Greensboro
Trendersonville
Pritcham
Tobacco storage boosts market hopes for lighter crop
The piece reports on tobacco crop prospects and storage effects, noting larger unharvested reserves and potential yield strength. It cites estimates of acres sown, anticipated output, and shifting demand, with export and wrapper leaf details and market implications for prices and taxes.
Killed This Friend Sends Shocking Hunting Death
A 14 year old, son of Tohn C Slack, was shot in the head and killed while hunting blackbird with two others near Shield's station outside Pittsburg. The accident was ruled the cause. Young Williams, son of the late Halsey Williams of the Viral National Bank, is involved. Nearby, the Seventh Congressional District Democratic convention in Jackson, Mississippi adjourned until Monday after a deadlock on ballots. Five candidates remain in the race.
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Dittsburg
Sauies Slack
Tohn C. Slack
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Haisey Williams
Shield's
Young Williams
Halsey Williams
Hank
Pittsburg
Law's Delay Causes Lynching at Rosetta Station
A mob hangs two Black men at Rosetta Station following a February killing, claiming law delays and aggravated circumstances as the motive. Governor Morton insists he will not seek re election amid party unity talks. New shops open at Sauisbury as Southern Railway unveils its largest facilities. Drought worsens crop losses across the state, with 40 to 60 percent declines reported in many parishes.
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Gloster
Miles
Megroes
Rosetta Station
Republicans' Plans to Shape International Policy After Election
A Cincinnati dispatch reports special letters from Senators Sherman, Lodge, Thurston, and Grosvenor outlining Republican aims after the election. They discuss supporting international bimetallism, diplomatic reform, and a presidential commission to align values among major financial nations, with calls for a conference and executive action.
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Cincinnati
Cinecial
Sheraman, Ledge
Thurston
Ger. CE
Grosvenor
Congresstuitn Tartholidt
Sherman
Lode
Tharsten
Grosvener
Congress
Dhe Prestient
Bold plot discovery shocks Tanglers dispatch from Tanglers
Special writer reports a violent plot unearthed near Movroceay with casualties. Officials say a broad conspiracy influenced by Mail Abdel hovered over the region. Authorities seized several suspects while investigations continue in the provincial capital amid rising public alarm.
Duel Ends in Death on Colonel West’s Plantation
Special wire from Savannah reports two men, Morgan and Page, fatally shot after a quarrel on Colonel West’s Florida plantation near Fort Ford. Both drew revolvers and exchanged shots, with Page dying instantly and Morgan dying shortly after from a gunshot wound.
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Savannah
Valdosta
Morgan
Page Fungut
Colonel West
Florida Vue
Puoge
Sheriff attaches $6387 against Atlanta Journal for Nicoll ads
A special wire from Sumtay Light reports the sheriff seized $6387 from the Atlanta Journal company of Atlanta Georgia in favor of Charles Nicoll. Nicoll collected the advertising for a noted special edition and says he paid the company $1200 in full under a contract that was transferred to him. The Journal company refused to publish the advertisements for the special edition. The attachment was served on the agent of the paper here.
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New York
Atlanta Journal Company
Atlanta
Charles Nicoll
Journal Company
Jackson youth released after embezzlement arrest in New Orleans
August Thomas, a member of the Vatman Thomas firm, returned to Jackson and faced a hearing before Justice Fitzgerald. The case stemmed from an embezzlement charge in New Orleans. Prosecution did not appear, and Thomas was released.
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Jackson, Miss
August Thomas
New Orleans
Vatman Thomas
Jackson
Death Visits Beeville in Two Local Notices
Beeville Texas August 22 Mrs Jennie wife of R H Inde died at 7 last night age 30 She leaves three little children and relatives at Largarto her old home pallbearers were started for Largarto for interment Rev H W Harrie a Baptist minister died of consumption last night Mr Sorris family have made many friends in Beeville since coming here last fall
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Tex
Jennie
R. H.inde
Hinde
Lagarto
Largarto
H.W. Tlarrie
Sorris
A Strong Speinley Convert
Special wire reports from Baltimore Aug 22 that Ansi B Gordon state senator and Virginia Democratic committee member says he will back Melinley. He cites Melinley’s stance against corruption and his appeal to urban interests while opposing factions cling to old loyalties and policies.
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Albany
Republian
Saxton
Mortor Hies
Light
Baltimore
Ansi B. Gordon
Athehalemat
State Democratic Committee of
Virginia
Melinley
Balloon voyage hints at Franz Josef Land reach
Special wire reports from a balloon expedition describe weather tests, stable ballast, and daily meteorological observations. They claim accurate mapping near Spitzbergen and possible Franz Josef Land extension beyond known coastlines, with plans to proceed north by the 25th under Lieutenant Payer.
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Sneeden
Andree Ly
Afton Wain
Baloon
Spitzbergen
Josef Sound
Liontenant Payer Las
Franz Josef Lad
Vranz Josef Land
Southern Republican Nome INED
By Special Wire Aug 22 Republican nominee J I Yellowby a Madison county planter will canvass Seventh district. The president commutes to life sentence for Robert Boutwell murder Texas. Mickmin Freenvtn spared from hanging. Young Amanda Douglass, 2, dies by self inflected gunshot after quarrel. Starving farmers: Lincoln parish families rely on bread and water as crops ruined by breath.
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Jackson
J. I. Yellowby
Madison County
Goyress
Washington
Hio Harrison
Robert T. Boutwell
Texas
Mickminn Freenvtn
McMinnville
Vonn
Amanda Douglass
Indy
Herve Dociy
Trusten
Lincoln Parish
Bryan Chaldenges M Kingry in political tensions and visits
A fragmented report outlines Bryan's engagements with the Democratic party, visits to Winnignok Lodge and Santi Cena Lodge, and a tense scene in Upper Red Hook. It notes invitations, discussions about equal office seeking, and a controversial debate plan amid unrest as twenty lawmakers died months earlier.
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Sinulay Eight
Red Hook
HiMott Daurureh
Madisott Sroncice
Kel Merok
Atay Soday
Uhyuiua
Jiies
Caime
Tae
Santi Cena Lode
Catskills
Otis
Bryan Will Syusefe
Iveli
Sarivdiy Wind
Wilkont
Evan
Dywit Ie
Femhay
Aniston
Seveny five men displaced in Shun shop closures
Cleveland report notes seventy five workers lose jobs as a string of shop closures hits Shun and adjacent areas. Jose oversees tools and inventory amid the upheaval, with total losses estimated around 50000 dollars.
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Sueelat
Cleveland
Jose
Shun
C. HL
Parla Arrives as Boxers Ready to Fight Bayman
New York reports Lobiltzsim inons arrived aboard the Parla this morning. His health is excellent and he says he is ready to fight Bayman, aside from opponents already met. Corbett urges building a reputation, saying his foes must earn it.
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New York
Lobiltzsim
McCall comments on policy payments and silver standard
In a special dispatch from Sunday Light, President McCall of the N.V. Tite Insurance Co. refutes circulating circulars about policy payouts. He states policies would be paid in United States dollars, regardless of a silver standard debate, and emphasizes user clarity to policyholders amid political questions.
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Matthews
John A. McCall
New York
Tife
Inter
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Tls
Mites Sf As
Slirup
T 8
Halnaly
Ava
Hoke Smitit
Washington
Sraith
Attar
Ubeis
Lion
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