Duet ends in fatal duel over politics in Nashville
Former U S Senator Edward Carmack is killed after a political dispute with David L. Cooper. The confrontation occurred on a street near Union Street and a home on Bavonth avenue as Cooper fired and Carmack fell. An ambulance transported Carmack to an undertaker, while Cooper was held for questioning.
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Nashville
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Nav
United States Senate
Edward Warimark
Avonin
Rth
Tytebin Hooper
Wal Cuncain
Carmack Stas Rotheorth
Bavonth Avenue
Winner
Yonth Avenue
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Sinn
Carmacle
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Cooper
Carmark
Col. Cooper
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Kin Cooper
Wort
Wort’s Affine, Bere the Alight Wavnd In Rainn
Bio Mie
Robin Conper
Seare
Min Ilos H. Kaatman
Nowhi
M. Kanteian
New Yorks
Kaatman
Polk
Tivmack
Siniline
Rastman
Netanthy
Voles
Benktor Carmack
Hralawey
Conference of Riverine Reverior Tallin To Be Attended
Governor named delegates to a conference in Keenion on November 24 24 to discuss effects of aW proposed regulations. Officials from various states and organizations will attend including senators and governors the agenda covers traffic roads and safety measures with emphasis on regulatory reform and protest.
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Kewion
Hooton
Plate oMliwra
United States
Wood
Seth mm
Taft to visit Virginia and Minnesota in winter events
President elect Taft plans a Virginia visit in the planned schedule and may travel to Washington for Red Cross duties. He is expected to attend a Minnesota event in December and to possibly go to Atlanta for relief work, with medical exams noted as part of the winter plans.
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Taft
Waeeington
Hathaw
Harbor commission to plan two new lighthouses for year
The harbor commissioners met at the town hall to discuss electors and changes to protect the harbor. They proposed building two new channel lighthouses at Totty and Inity Point Channel to guide ships and improve safety. The plan includes funding through the inland transportation department and a monthly meeting schedule with Joseph Porter presiding.
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Tinton Lane
Chypetal
Joseph Porter
Aneereol
Clery
Town
Harbor
Jone AE
Nile
Military commutation tax and wartime expense figures
The article outlines the military commutation tax required by law and presents expert opinions on payments. It cites totals for 1907 and 1908, discusses population growth impact, and notes the 1908 tax base at 88086 with adjustments for war exemptions. It lists regional figures and a proposed total of 178,012 with non-collection in Allawada and Junway.
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Trowne
Moteieneury van
Allawada
Longshot Connecticut Senate Fight Sparks Party Split Rumors
Reported candidacy maneuvers by Charles F Brooker and others trigger excitement as factions debate support for Brandauer and potential governor contenders. Observers note alignment shifts in Hartford and Windham Tolland regions amid a volatile nominating process and anticipated party realignment.
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Charles F Brooker
Ansontn
South Norwalk
Rank
Brandenens
Senate
Fe- Huncan
Benator Branderee
Coorg le Liliey
Waterbury
Tattey
Morfath
Benatar Brandager
Fiprernor-Ptert
Willey Rames
Orlay
Dudge Taft
Linke
Dhaner
Felk
Windham
Tolland
Anil
New London
Ani
Cotnella
Terlee
New Haven Bonds Taboo Tati Nok and Court Action
A garbled report describes New Haven bonds and a legal action involving an attorney general and investors. It mentions Marsiobirentte and a debt exceeding capital stock, with references to 1988 activities and financial safeguarding by officials.
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Bank Romanineloner
New York
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Diana Aph
Leper Returns to Family Amid Welfare Concerns
A leper named Wahitington is isolated from his family by welfare authorities. He is described as a farmer with limited means, facing continued support needs. Officials emphasize safeguarding the household and the welfare of any dependents while arranging necessary care.
Guard Football Stands In The Yale Game
Fragmentary report describes Yale football guard action during a hilltop contest. The text references players and a defensive stance but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Hartford News: Lively City Theater Movements and Local Races
Hartford news rounds up city events and elections with mentions of mayoral race tension, theater productions at Pater coreey and Joy Inigeard, and notable local figures like Timinee and Timinee’s Bad Kall. A Transportation lead highlights a $140,000 project and community rides amid a busy civic week.
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Ginrioe Lively Fy
Hartford
Mort Mabe Fon
Thewap Terk
Witney
Chonasey
Moat
Joy Inigeard Theater
Pater Coreey
Patlval
Doalek
Yale Penn
Daniel Mya
Alderman Oppose Railroad Charter Amendment Hearing Planned
The Aldermanic board debates a charter amendment to require city representation on the paving commission and public works oversight. Alderman Miller leads to push for direct legislative representation and a public hearing is slated before next legislative session. The measure seeks mayoral and department roles, with a commission to prepare proposals for January 1909.
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Public Works
New Haven
Alrentur
Pulbilo
Aiden
Rananth
Fry
Two More Burglaries Reported Near City
Unclear text describes multiple burglaries with references to a crime scene, a detective investigation, and mentions of timing around night hours. Details are fragmentary but indicate property intrusion and police activity at a residence or business district.
Kaiser Goes Up In Airship Emily Rowland Estate
Priedrichehaten November 9. Emperor sends note opposing Count Zeppelin while a formal announcement is delayed. Probate court records list the estate of Emily Rowland valued at 28 14 with real estate at 81 9 000 and personal property totaling 6 000. Appraisers Ferdigard Bsmediey and Thomas 8 Gileen led the valuation.
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Haya
Zeppelin Attehtn
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Houan
Leite
Mortenee
Ferdigard B Smediey
Thomas
Gileen
Fatal trolley crash injures many in Philadelphia street collision
A runaway Pine Street trolley struck a parked car on seventy third street and Woodland avenue, causing extensive damage and injuries to about sixteen passengers. Morgan, a conductor, and Karl Bohr, seventeen, were among those hurt with serious internal injuries and possible death from the impact.
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Philadelphia
Theny
Trates
Ebury
Seventyethird Street
Woodlend Avenue
Morgan
Atuter Nan
Karl Bohr
Local Ponies Off for New York Show
Mr Stoddard’s ponies head to New York for the horse show with six young ponies led by Toul Stoddard. Lady Lenox and Lady Lightfoot ate aboard and will compete for blue ribbons in double basket phaeton. Dinamite Spotted Wolf Plecolo Mine Wit and Plastier are also in the stable. Alfred Davidson guides the team while J J Maley handles the head man duties. Mr Stoddard aims for a grand measure of success following last year’s good results.
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Toul
Lady Lenox
Lady Light Font
Phaeton
Alfred Davidson
Lady
Death of John Hunter in Kentucky Lake case shocks town
A man named Hunter shot and killed his in law Archal Aber after a quarrel at Kentucky Lake. The jury found him guilty of murder, sentencing him to nine years in prison with credit for acquittal and a portion of time already served.
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Kyatnl Lake
Anneler
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Arigel
Ahern
Pinter
Tie Juitin
Judie George Wo Wheeler
Chief Receives Mysterious Letter Prompts Inquiry
A man in West Haven reports receiving a troubling letter from abroad claiming someone named Kenna week dire, with unclear origin and language. Authorities investigate the possibility of a hoax or misaddressed communication, while local officials deny involvement.
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West Haven
Aregoant
Alinga
Mr French
Ephion
Abruzzi Wedding Date And Royal Consent Report
London reports a forthcoming marriage between a royal Duke and Katherine Fle Wein with formal royal consent. The ceremony is anticipated in Rome or Esanvettine, with timelines suggesting 1909, involving the Raya royal family and King’s approval, and a likely high profile public celebration in the nation.
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London
Katherine
Rome
Raya
Nike Pines
Protest Against Salome Production Stirs Philadelphia Ministers
Report on a controversy surrounding a Salome stage production in Philadelphia. Ministers denounce the play and protest its content while organizers defend artistic expression and liberty.
May Impeach Director of Public Works Over Veto Claims
Aldermen debate the power of the Director of Public Works Francis W Foley after he vetoes or delays alderman orders. J A Miller proposed impeachment amid claims Foley exceeded his charter powers by blocking building orders and prompting a heated showdown with Aldermen Berman Love and Jacobs. The dispute centers on a Mazel street project and whether the director can veto board actions or must execute council directives.
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Amund Miller
Public Works
Francis Wy Foley
Jacobs
Berman
Falls Ing
Mazel Street
Newhall
Ivy Atrogtn
Jboard
Maple Mova Convent
Foley
Hazel Street
Wight
Aldereman Berman
Herman
Love Incentoally
Buble Works
City of
New Haven
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Court of Common
Powell
Sacond
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