Bryan Speaks At Weinley’s Home In Akron Train Tour
A condensed dispatch outlines Mr Bryan’s East tour with stops in Akron and Lexington as Roosevelt receives a warm greeting in Kentucky. The piece notes mayoral and former attorney general attendants, the reception at various stations, and Stevenson’s campaign movements through New Jersey with multiple speeches planned in Camden Bridgeton Hillville and Woodbury.
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New Jersey
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Lexington
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Tonos
Edo
Meth
Bryan
Akron
New York
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Bryan Ha
Ley
Spalwa
Pamapen Pars
Adlai , Stevenson
Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Cami N. Jr
South New Jersey
Camden
Bridgeton
Hillville
Woodbury
Pritchard Denounces Democrats in Tennessee Speech
North Carolina Senator Pritchard branded the Democratic party as corrupt and lazy in a speech at Quinlan, with a harsh indictment of its honesty and leadership. He claimed Republicans are business leaders and urged support for McCall in Tennessee.
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Johnson Crry
Senn
Later Pritchard
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Champion seeks injunction over family estate in Georgia case
Mrs. Anne C. Champion widow and sole devisee files for temporary restraining order and temporary injunction against her son Charlton Champion in Savannah Superior Court. She alleges mismanagement of estate assets by Charlton, improper charging of a personal account, and the purchase of real estate with estate funds. Germania Bank mortgage noted. she asks for a receiver to take charge of affairs and for protection of property.
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Savannah
Ooh
Anne C. Champion
Francis J. Champion
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Nikkes
Mra
Brands. J, Champion
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Germania Bank
Smith
Aifaira
Bride's Parents Forgive Youthful Atlanta Marriage
In Pambury Georgia a 17 year old groom George Orissey and 16 year old bride Kinnie Matthews wed in Atlanta. Parents learned of the marriage, forgave the bride, but the groom's parents reportedly oppose it and Captain Orissey may pursue annulment.
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Anna
Pambury
Gob
George Orissey
Kinnie Matthews
Atlanta
George Crissey
Ride
R. P. Ithows
Captain Crissey
Death by Own Action Shocks Kilkary at Sharon House
Charley P Kilkary a Robson Theater company member in Baiynhings Ga committed death by own action after estrangement with his actress wife. He ingested morphine first a partial dose then a full drachm, lingered away from stage, was taken to Sharon House and died despite medical efforts. Also notes Japan agrees with France on China terms with arms import ban retained. Chinese court wed at Sian-Fu on Oct 12 per authority.
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Charley P. Kilkary
Robson Theater Company
Sharon House
Een
Kary
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France
Paris
Germany
China
Pettyjohn Sues Insurance Over Wife’s Death
William P. Pettyjohn of Auguste sues insurers in Washington and Hillman seeking evidence on his wife Mrs. Pettyjohn’s mysterious death. He contends the policy, valued at over $40,000, should be settled as a death not self-inflicted. He has filed a suit against the insurance companies.
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Washington, Ga
William P. Pettyjohn
Auguste
Hillman
Washington and
Pettyjoun
Petsjohn
Popularity of the American general in China era
A historical notice describes generalized views on American General Chaffee and his troops in Peking. It notes American conduct awarding him influence with leaders, praises his common sense, and highlights Captain Hutchinson as a renowned adjutant general. It contrasts foreign officials and currency exchanges affecting loot markets and the multinational forces in China.
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China
Wydes
Scott
Scott, the Presiding Officer, Takes Coins and Pills of Almost Every Civil. Od
Ingalves
Dhss Ameiss
Chaffee
Peking
Adjutant General
Hutchinson
Bixth Cavalry
Rebellion Widespread in South China As Forces Rally
A column of troops moves toward Kowloon frontier to bar armed refugees from British territory. Rebels 8,000 strong, 80 miles north of the frontier, pursued by Admiral Ho and 3,000 Chinese troops from Canton. Indications point to a broad uprising involving Kang Yu Wei Sun Yatsen and the Triads against Manchu rule. A French launch near Mong-Chow was captured with $82,000 in specie.
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Kowloon
Admiral Ho
Canton
Kwang-lun
Kwang-Si
Kang Yu Wei
Sun Yatsen
China
Mong-Chow
Florida Farmers Institute series on east coast in October
The Florida Agricultural College arranges farmers institutes on the east coast this month. Professor Stockbridge will lead sessions at Jensen October 16, West Palm Beach October 18, Miami October 20, Vitis Ville October 22, and Daytona October 28. He will discuss soils fertilizers and related topics.
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Florida Farmers’ Institute
Saxe City
Fla
Florida Agricultural College
Jenson
West Palm
Miami
Vitus Ville
Daytona
Ocr
Stockbridge
Negro prowlers target Tifton area in string of break ins
Reports from Lifton and nearby towns in October describe multiple home invasions by Black intruders. Three farmers near El Dorado and several in Lifton or Irwin County faced attempted assault or pilfering with women awakened by intruders beside their beds. A suspect was briefly detained then released amid conflicting opinions on sanity, while dogs chase leads as residents pursue justice.
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Tufton
Lifton
Mae
Bldorado
Ane
Wr. P. Tupo
J. A. Pletcher
Change in Convict System Governor's Message
Governor Candler's message to the General Assembly backed by the prison commission report will urge abolishing the misdemeanor convict system about 3400 inmates. A radical plan would place misdemeanants under the prison commission and extend the penitentiary system to them while keeping five classes distinct. Counties would gain from the move as convict hires now fund county needs, and no county opposition is expected.
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Candler
Fistembly
Prison Commission
Lase Syatoui
Bat
Negro Prisoner Escapes Barsymn to Atlanta
A jailed Black prisoner escaped custody with a jug of moonshine and traveled to Atlanta after a deputy arrest for pier blockade whisky. He later claimed the officers became drunk, cuffed him, and he freed himself then walked to warn Washburn court that he would surrender with the cuffs and jug in hand.
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Barsymn
Atlanta
Oiptors
States
Johnson
Cox
Wairburn
Gov Johnston offers reward for arrest of Dr Watts in Alabama
Quunmtan Alabama October fifteenth Governor Johnston offers a two hundred fifty dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of Dr J C Watts after an assault on ten year old Mattie Reynolds that has stirred East End Ullman county residents and recalls past white copper reigns. Additional county rewards bring total to several hundred dollars. New York October fifteenth it is announced National City bank has arranged two million five hundred thousand dollars in gold for import officials say the gold secured comes from South Africa and reflects mine output since the Boer War began.
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Quunmtan
Ala
Johnston
J. C. Watts
Mattie Reynolds
Onllman County
Yous
Suffering Among the Striking Miners in Pennsylvania
Families in Goniford and nearby towns face severe privations as a coal strike paralyses the anthracite region. Prosperous households, once cushioned by steady mining income, edge toward bankruptcy while merchants, hotel operators, and transport workers lose business. Trade slowdowns ripple through Tamaqua to Lehigh, with households scraping funds for basic sustenance as unions seek relief credits and the industry stalls.
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Rhood
Tamaqua
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Pacific
Peru
Sas
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Lane's Murderer On Trial In MaARysyi Le
Roslyn Ferrill is tried for the murder of Adams Express Messenger Lane in August 2000. He confessed in writing, detailing the shooting and safe robbery to fund a planned marriage to Lillian Costello. The defense will challenge his sanity with evidence from associates and past acquaintances.
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Maarysyi
Roslyn Ferrill
Adams Express
Lane
Ferrill
Lillian Costello
Hutarts
Carolina crime case or white complicity in cotton theft
In Anderson County last year a number of black men were sent to the chain gang for stealing cotton and valuables, with a white family implicated in aiding evidence against them. New findings suggest whites may have used the accused to hide their own crime as raids on a cotton house near Honea Path were pursued. Henry Morrison and son in law Joe White fled the county, while Dan Hall and others remained at large.
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Cinain
Honea
Henry Morrison
Joe White
Dan Hall
Bolom Rvi
Oh Denry Morrison Wits
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