Bryan Arrives in Chicago to Warm Reception
Democratic candidate William J. Bryan arrived in Chicago by Burlington at 8:30 am. He was met by a large local committee and clubs, then driven to Sherman House. Bryan spoke briefly in Aurora and declined longer remarks, preferring to save speeches for Wednesday.
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Nebraska
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Bloody sequel to Tennessee election violence leaves four injured or dead
In Sweeping, Tennessee, a post election clash left Deputy Sheriff John K and Telman Co dead, Wiley Bretten Gibson mortally wounded, as Lamb Braver and Collins Gi factions brace for renewed hostilities if the wounded die. Thwarted peace efforts and ongoing tensions accompany the August 4 incident following Thursday’s election.
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Lord Kitchener Tightens Noose Around Dewes Swynne Drive
A Pretoria dispatch dated August 6 reports Lord Kitchener narrowing the circle around General Dewes on the Swynne Ad flank as British forces press to drive out the enemy from that position.
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SPACE ALLOTMENT BEGINS FOR SOUTHERN INTERSTATE FAIR
Secretary I H Martin has begun assigning space to exhibitors for the Southern Interstate fair this fall. Applications fill every foot of space in all buildings. Women from the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs will run the workmen’s department with a $1,000 premium fund. Quarantine actions spread as yellow fever worries rise in Florida and Alabama health officials act.
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Georgia Foderation of Woman's Clubs
The South's Development Adds New Industries Noted
The Tradesman lists major new industries reported last week across the South and Virginias. Highlights include a brick and tile works in Norfalls, large chemical plants in Henutily and Glothin, a fiber factory in Ronnosiea, mills in North and South Carolina, stave and woodturning facilities, zinc mines in Arkansas, tobacco factories in Kentucky and Virginia, and gas oil ventures in several states, with telephone companies and numerous hardware and knitting operations planned or rebuilt.
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Ark
Parkaville
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Bama
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Dredge Boat Explodes in Tampa Bay Disaster
Dredge boat No. 2 owned by Rittenhouse Moore exploded in Tampa Bay at about 7 AM. Twenty on board, six thousand gallons of gasoline aboard, four gasoline engines, two large tanks. Rescue tugs rushed to scene but few, if any, could have escaped.
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Brutal murder shocks Brampenboure community
Miss Annie Brunting aged 17 was murdered on Aug 6 after leaving home for church. Found beside the roadside with blows and a brutal throat wound. Her horse was found tethered at her father’s door. Jesse Durham, a relative, was arrested and later sent to Louisville for safekeeping.
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Great Battle at Peitsang Amid Allied Attack
Aug 5 7 via SHaNoHar and Aug 7 dispatches report 16 000 allied troops engaging Chinese forces at Port Sang. British Americans Russians French attack from the right and left, with heavy fighting and casualties as Ninth and Fourteenth Regiments Ri ley's battery marines support the assault.
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Chaffee Reports Battle at War Council Aug 8
Telegraph recounts General Chaffee's Aug 8 report from Tianjin detailing a planned battle for Sunday as allied forces including Japanese British American numbering about 10,000 attack the Chinese right flank while 4,000 Russians and French strike the opposite side near the river and railroad.
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Anti Foreign Power Controls Peking Crisis Sparks Trade Recall
Reports from Shanghai indicate Li Hung Chang plans departure for Peking while seeking 20 day leave. Li accuses Yang Tso and Taotal Shen of pro foreign stance as factions circle Shanxi governor Yuan Shi Kat and Prince Tuan amid mounting political tension.
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Hung Chang
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Reconnoiter by Allied Force Against General Man at Peking
Aug 6 report says 4000 Allied troops to begin reconnoiter against General Man to push toward Peking. Fourteenth U. S. Infantry arrives as preparations continue. Native boats seized and fighters taken to halt trade at Tien Tsin. Boxers raid south of Tien Tsin. Massacre of 1000 Muslims denied by officials. Government treasure reportedly valued at 1.5 million ounces in American and Japanese hands. Russians plant flag on salt piles.
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Scott
Man
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Tien Tein
Boxerd
Dastardly Plot Foiled at Railway Station
A well dressed man hiding with a rovalyer was seized at a railway station while the king and queen were en route from Reggio to Monza. He fought, was manacled, and sent to Milan for examination by Bresci's judges. Probing letters allegedly found on him suggest conspiracy links.
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Reggio
Monza
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Bresci
Tindall Held for Murder in Georgia Shooting and Poison Death
In Gonpox Georgia July 98 a 17 year old brother shot and killed Ruby Tindall 10 as John I Tindall and family visited neighbors. The older sibling is charged after investigators found the father died minutes after taking a drug laced medicine. James Tindall was arrested for the crime.
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John I, Tindall
Ruby
Tindall
Sasck Vaadkind
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Election Returns Stolen in Abbeville Georgia
A primary ballot theft rocked Abbeville as all county election ballots and returns disappeared from the courthouse vault. The incident followed a request for certified copies by Rochelle petitioners and the clerk’s deputy, with the clerk away from the office when the theft occurred.
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Rochelle
My. Mixon
Coffman Seen in New York by Kahn on Ferryboat
Edward G Coffman missing Atlanta man linked to Fulton county embezzlement case. Kahn, a New York business figure, claims he saw Coffman on a North River ferry and even spoke briefly, noting Coffman’s altered beard but immediate recognition.
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Old Violin From 1593 Attracts Attention In County
A rare old violin dated 1593, claimed genuine Stradivarius, is owned by J Rabigenty near Atmon Ga. The heirloom instrument, though offered for sale at high sums, is not parting with it. Nearby, Col F M Holder, 73, noted landmarker and southern gentleman, died at his residence near the town. Liverpool wheat and corn imports last week, Gaynor case update, and regatta results for the Queen's Cup are also reported.
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Fort Varney
J. Rabigenty
Bryant
Atmon
F. M. Holder
Holder
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