State to refund 50 percent of candidate deposits in primary races
About 50 percent of assessments posted by Democratic primary candidates in April and May will be refunded by the state Democratic executive committee. Chair R Tyler Goodwyn said a liberal appropriation will cover the refunds after the new committee takes over. The meeting at noon in the Exchange Hotel will finalize old business and canvass official votes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Democratic Executive Committee
R. Tyler Goodwyn
Exchange Hotel
State Democratic Executive Committee
Dale County
Bibb Graves
Henry D. Clayton
O'Neal
Clayton
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Standouts
Results Sunday cover National League games in St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago with scores and pitcher notes. The Federal and American Associations lists include Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus and more. The piece also notes ordinary spectacles becoming binoculars and veteran actor manager Sir Charles Wyndham at 77 preparing a new play after serving as an army surgeon in the Civil War.
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Benton
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Clark
Chicago
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James
Tyler
Gowdy
Humphries
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Bresnahan
Charles Wyndham
First blooded cattle sale in Selma draws strong turnout
In Selma Alabama on May 25 the first sale of blooded and registered cattle held at the Selma Driving Park sold 228 head for 15364 dollars. Judge P B Jarman of Covington County bought 54 white face cattle for 2970 dollars and J F Sut tles of Felix Perry County purchased 40 Aberdeen Angus for 2300 dollars.
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Selma
Ala
Dallas County
P. B. Jarman
Covington County
Judge Jarman
J. F. Suttles
Felix
Perry County
Aberdeen Angus
Depositors to Receive 40 Percent of Bank of Pensacola Deposits
Checks totaling about 600000 will be mailed from Washington and distributed Tuesday to restore liquidity to First National Bank of Pensacola. Receiver appointment for W H Milton of Marianna expected within ten days. Also notes illness of Postmaster A G Fell and a Sunday liquor arrest of Sam Helton.
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Fla
First National Bank
Washington
W.H. Milton
Marianna
A. G. Fell
North Hill
Bright
Sam Helton
Dr Tebault Dies at Home in New Orleans
Dr Christopher Hamilton Tebault prominent physician of New Orleans and twenty five years surgeon general of the United Confederate Veterans died yesterday. During the Civil War he gained reputation for introducing modified vaccination in smallpox treatment.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Christopher Hamilton Tebault
United Confederate Veterans
Cantonment Ships Cucumbers by the Carload from Cantonment
Cantonment near Pensacola, Florida, plans to ship a carload of cucumbers to Cincinnati on Monday and another to Detroit on Thursday. Over the next three weeks more than thirty carloads are expected to head north as local truck farmers organize a cooperative, plant about fifteen acres in cucumbers, and increase outbound shipments alongside Irish potatoes and later watermelons and cantaloupes. A severe drought since mid March has reduced yields.
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Pensacola
Fla
West Florida
Cantonment
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cantonment Association
Union veteran drew Alabama pension still in doubt
Captain J. T. Brooks aiding Confederates to restore names to Alabama pension rolls found a widow drawing Alabama pension while her husband served in the Union. He belonged to a Massachusetts regiment and may qualify for a federal pension of 12 dollars monthly, more than she received from the state.
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Gadsden
Ala
J. T. Brooks
Alabama
Army of the North
Massachusetts
Patriot’s Son Francois Kossuth Dies in Budapest
Francois Kossuth son of the Hungarian patriot died in Budapest on May 25 at age 73 after a long illness. He had been an invalid for months.
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Budapest
Francois Kossuth
Wilson Spurns Decoration Day Speech Angers G A R
Washington May 25 Angered by President Wilsons refusal to attend Decoration Day exercises at Arlington Cemetery members of the G A R announce they withdraw from participation in the Confederate memorial on June 4. The president will speak at the Confederate ceremony four days later.
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Washington
Wilson
Arlington Cemetery
Gardner
Canada’s Cultivated Area in 1911
Canada’s cultivated area in 1911 stood at 2,404,101 acres according to the report. The figure highlights the extent of arable land managed during that year and implies agricultural scale across provinces.
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Canada
Fatally Wounds Wife and Escort Then Kills Self
Henry Manke, a 34 year old farmer, shot his wife and Walter Berhammer, who was escorting her, as they rode together near Marshall Michigan. After firing five shots the man killed his horse and then fatally shot himself. The wife had recently won a divorce but the case was on appeal to the supreme court.
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Marshall, Mich
Walter Berhammer
Henry Manke
Fewer Medical Schools and Students in 1913 Compared to 1912
The report notes fourteen fewer medical schools in the United States in 1913 than 1912, with about 1,200 fewer students and roughly 500 fewer graduates.
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United States
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