Deplores Humbert Death Prompts Italian Confederation Statement
Secretary of the Italian Republican Confederation denounces Humbert’s murder as not the result of a U S plot while criticizing his record on labor. The note cites labor crackdowns and bread riots as context and notes a large union group in the United States. Also mentions Chili’s Pan American congress note and several local crimes including a lightning death in Georgia and a Crawford County lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Republican Confederation
Yous
Nicoli Eee
de Roshlia
P. Pascale
United States
Italian Publican Confederation
Gigliotti
Humbert
United Taffirim
Mberty
Italy
Pan-American Congress
King Humbert of Italy Assassinated in Monza
The King Humbert I of Italy was shot as he entered his carriage after a prize distribution in Monza. Angelo Brossi, from Prato in Tuscany, was arrested. Humbert died within minutes from a heart wound amid cheering crowds. Rome mourns as displays of black drape the city and his remains are to be laid in the Pantheon. Royal condolences pour in from Britain and the United States.
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Monza
Italy
Humbert
Angelo Brossi
Angelo Bressi
Prato
Tuscany
Victor Emanuel
Rome
Russian report on Peking ministers in danger
A Brussels dispatch dated Tiensin reports foreign ministers at Peking are out of danger, as relayed to the foreign office. A follow up from New York notes cigar firms plan to recall 5,000 locked out workers when factories reopen. The piece mentions a meeting in National hall with a protest plan but unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Aliexoff
Tiensin
Foreign Office
Peking
New York
National Hall
Tollen & Am
Bristol Venture Seeks Southern Rail Link to Danville Route
A movement began in Bristol Virginia to extend the Southern railway from Stuart to Bristol about 125 miles. The project would provide an eastern outlet for Bristol and a new Knoxville to east route, supplementing the existing Stuart Danville branch.
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Bristol
Southern Railway
Stuart
Southern
Danville
Knoxville
Anglo Americans Prepare Advance on Peking
London and Washington report British and American forces, led by General Chaffee, ready to advance on Tien Tsin and Peking within 48 hours. Chaffee seeks prompt action with or without other powers, aiming to act as independent commander while urging unity among allies.
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Washineron
London
Tien Tain
Hare
Ohaffod
Talu
von Rine
Pneral Chaffee
Chaffee
China
Elf
Tted Tea Hag
Remey
Sten
Olaffoo
Tien Tsin
Teople
Ropeans
Japan
Chaffea
Aftoo
Chatto i
En Tain
Mt Fll
Agiea
Carolin Politician Assassinated in Magnetic City
Michael Bard a farmer living near here was assassinated from ambush. He died a few hours afterward. No clue has yet been secured as to his murderers. He was a politician who had many poll entries and was said to be el u this 20et of the place where a udiled a man four years ago.
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Magnetic City
N. C
Michael Bard
Here
Commonwealth Collapse Ends in Georgia Colony Deal
In Conusius Georgia on July 30, the Muscogee Commonwealth Colony nears dissolution as W A Ross acts as receiver. The venture, built on socialist aims, winds up by the November term of the superior court with assets including orchards and novelties, following internal dissensions that halted its promised gains.
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Conusius
Commonwealth Colony
Aces Superior Court
Goda
Mrs Dickson Confesses Led to Looming Lynching in Georgia
Walden, jailed for George Dickson murder, confesses after reports tied to Mrs Dickson. The two planned the crime, she accompanied him to Macon for safety, and she aided in the murder by directing the weapon, with bloodied hatchet found later.
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Walden
Macon
Warioeursville
Jerry Walden
George Dickson
Waldon
Weldon
Haskaid
First bale of new cotton in Albany Ga
The Gribbets delivered Georgia's first bale of the new cotton crop to Albany on July 28. Weighed 59 pounds, graded fully middling, sampled at A W Mano Co warehouse, purchased by Georgia Cotton Company. Shipped to Savannah. Albany received the first bale on the same day last year by the same man.
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Annany
Oaky Woods
West Dougherry
A. W. Mano É& Co
Georgia Cotton Company
Savannah
Albany
Georgia
Extension work shifts toward Fitzgerald with rail shipments
Waycross Georgia July 28 large quantities of new rail shipped for the extension of the line to Fitzgerald. Track work is underway between Lake and Vickers and between Vickers and Fitzgerald but delays occur due to failed supply of nae. J B Wadley likely to be succeeded by Major W G Raoul with George Dole Wadley named VP and general manager. Georgia Militia to receive 22000 from national guard funds. war department reserves 200000 for later use. Mississippi Historical Society seeks public cooperation to collect state history. Rev Dr Herman Dyer dies in New York at age 90.
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Waycross
Waycross Air Line
Fitzgerald
Lake
Vickers
J. B. Wadley
W. G. Raoul
Mexican National Railway
George Dole Wadley
Georgia
Atlanta
Candler
War Department
National Guard
Congress
Mississippi Historical Society
Jackson
Miss
D. Lee
Pississsippistorical Society
New York
Herman Dyer
Protestant Episcopal Church
Assaulted and Robbed at Quaker Doctor's Office in Savannah
Three white men entered Dr J G L Smith's office known as the Quaker doctor to observe his electric machine. One struck him with a weapon, others beat him as he tried to defend himself. Money was taken from him or his office. Four men were arrested and taken to the hospital. He could not identify his attackers. The motive remained unclear and possibly revenge rather than robbery.
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Savannah
J. GL. Smith
Smith
Death of Major A A F Reid and his Confederate service
Annaville Ga July Major A A B Roeld aged 85 is dead at his residence. He fought in the Indian wars and entertained Joi Davia during a flight from federal soldiers. He organized a scouting party and sent up the Comulied river to alert the Confederate authorities, then was captured in Irwin county.
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Annaville
A. A.B. Roeld
Joi Davia
Comulied
Irwin County
Rains In Chili Cause Vast Destruction And Homelessness
In Chili the heavy rains flood outer dirt a Banting area causing at least twelve deaths and more than eight thousand homeless. Railway damage is estimated at 14 000 000 pesos leaving this city without rail link to Santiago. Masonic lodges are raising funds for distressed residents. Blount Charged With Murder in Quirstan Florida case recalls 1807 shooting near Barney after disputes at a turpentine still.
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Chili
Varranaiso
Banting
Santiago
Masonic Lodges
Blount
Quirstan
Gai
Consnelly
Florida
Hd Blonde
White
Ben Smith
Barney
Adam Allen
Allen
Smith
Thresher Machine Explodes Injuring Two at Fort Watney
A threshing machine near Fort Watney, Gai, blew apart, cylinder and separator destroyed. Virgil Wood and a Black laborer were injured, Wood struck on the left temple by a fragment. The same machine previously exploded weeks earlier, killing William King.
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Fort Watney
Gai
Virgil Wood
Seria
William King
Columbus Strike Prompted Arbitration Move
The mill men and contractors say 80 or 40 workers will come from Atlanta Macon and other points tomorrow to replace the carpenters out on strike. Business circles urge arbitration and a definite movement toward settling the dispute.
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Columbus
Commbus
Atlanta
Macon
Mills Refuse Arbitration in Georgia Labor clash
Columbus mill workers reject Mayor Chappell’s call to arbitrate with the carpenters saying there is nothing to arbitrate. Unions consider a boycott of local lumbermen and their materials escalating the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumBus, Ga
Columbus
Chappell
Carpenters
Street duel over eight cents shocks Savannah scene
Savannah reports Arthur Middleton, 17, a Black youth, and Morris Jones, 16, a White youth, fought on Anderson and East Broad streets around 9 PM over an 8 cent debt. The clash ended without detail on injuries or arrests. In Augusta, Georgia, the Augusta Grocery Company sought a charter in Richmond Superior Court, proposing capital stock of 400,000.
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Savannah
Arthur Middleton
Morris Jones
Anderson
East Broad
Jones
Middleton
AugusteeHeee Company
Avgusta
Gal
Augusta Grocery Company
Richmond Superior Court
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Uneucuessfal
Wit
Partunsoy
N. J
Ernest A
Ansheta
Humberb
Bress
Irill
Snes
Deplore
Oni
Maysvith
Willie Hope
Crawford County
Roperta
Jack Hilsman
Mamie Mitchell
Hils
Jolly
Eine Aback
Vatican
Milan
America
Loxpon
Ens Humbert
East
Corres
Kops
Victoria
Lonpoy
Humpert
Britain
Great Britain
England
Gueen Iotoria
Marghuerite
Washinaton
William McKinney
Chaffes
Oxox
House of of the Parli Puislitary
William 8Th
John Broderick
Alfred Muse
Fin
Péking
Commonwealth
Mrs. Dickson
Albay
Wna Brough
Certs
A. A. F. Reid
Yankees
Wight
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