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The Birmingham Age Her A I THE BIRMINGHAM AGE HER A VOLUME XXXX. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910 12 PAGES. ■ ■ ■ --- --- ■■■ — 1 ■■ i..- I First Great Crowd Is Republic of ■ Expected Today At Fair An At I Aeroplane Flights, Football BRIGHT FUTURE WELCOME GIVE! Game and Other Attrac- FUR THE SOUTH a‘ i tions This Afternoon I .. is Honored By People Southern Commercial Con- I Great Crowd Hears New PEOPLE FEEL RELIEVED [ FREE ACTS ARE GREATEST gress Planning Great Work Yorker Speak at Knoxville I EVER SEEN IN THE CITY THAT CRISIS IS OVER GREAT GROWTH FORETOLD NEW NATIONALISM TALKED PrfNiilfal Braga Announce* That He Races and Other Track Events Post- Ha* Every Confidence In the Re- poned Yesterday But Everything source* of the Country and Roosevelt Attend* Great Exposition Is Expected to Go as It Was Scope of Congress Is Made Broader and In It* Future nnd Later Deliver* an Address to Scheduled to Go Today New Constitution Is Adopted at of at the the Meeting of Delegates Throng People Park In Atlftnta Baseball Lisbon, October 7.—The establishment of J first great crowd is _ expected at a republic in Portugal is an accomplished the fair today. fact. For a city that has just passed For the first time a Tenn., October 7.—The iThe complete pro- Atlanta, October 7.—In sober business Knoxville, through the throes of a bloody revolution gramme will be carried out with a foot- south Theodore Roosevelt a wel- phrases nearly four score delegates ap- gave and sustained a bombardment, Lisbon to- ball game thrown in. It is believed that come which he described as pointed by 16 southern governors todaj today day Is in cloudless sunshine and wears the weather will permit the aeroplane George.” Throughout the a foretold an amazing growth In wealth “Great, by remarkably smiling aspect. flights, the horse races, and motor cycle first of his southern which The and for the south within the day trip, republican flag flutters on nearly races. population 1 the agricul- took him across Virginia and u vpart of every building and from next 10 years. every vehicle; ^ The football between Representing game Howard and all honors and of section of Tennessee, he received the the streets are thronged with Clemson will be played under any cir- tural business every prome- which the south can pay. cumstances, a$ the management is ready Dixie these delegates gathered to assist naders, including a good sprinkling of Colonel Roosevelt started out the day to flood the gridiron with sawdust in a committee of the Southern tourists with guide hooks in hand: the executive to as shops few minutes. with the declaration keep quiet and ofTices have been out a non- reopened and bus- Commercial congress work as and not to make many Following the concert by the NaVassar possible iness generally resumed. 1 and disinterested plan for pro- because Ills throat, which has Ladles’ band at 11 o'clock, the aeroplane political YORK VOTERS BREAKING speeches, The only evidences of the recent trouble NEW not in flight by the horse development of the south’s mil- been troubling him, la yet good are small Parmelee, races, and moting HEARST’S VIEW ON bodies of troops standing in ; free condition. But wherever he went a attractions will go on as quickly as lions of unoccupied acres and unused the principal places of the city, and the Each possible, In order to clear the field for Its AWAY FROM REPUBLICANISM crowd was waiting for him. passage now and then of Red water powers, the enlargement of Cross am- the football game, which begins at 3:30 crowd was out to cheer and did cheer bulances. business and Industry both by its own p. m. Parmelee will be- STATE POLITICS until he made a The colonel The probably fly speech. notable outward of the \ Inhabitants and through judicious adver- signs new tween the halves of the game, and the made his first speech before he had sre the Amer- BY WATTEBSON STEALEY regime presence everywhere of whole free act tising of Its resources throughout performance will be re- finished breakfast and kept at it until the green and red flag of the republic peated at ica and Europe. train left night. 7.—William R. republican governor of New York un- late at night, before his and complete of Man- As aid to these the dele- New York, October Washington, October 7.—(Special.)—A disappearance King an objects der the Knoxville for Rome and Atlanta. He uel’s from Triumph Over Wind and Cold for the the league, York to the Washing- Platt-Odell-Roosevelt regime. portrait public exhibition. In gates drew up a new constitution Hearst, leader of independence special from New " 'And what a of these said that he the day fact, not a is now seen of The of the fair over regn corruption enjoyed wjjole vestige the spirit triumphed commercial congress, which was adopted arrived from Europe today, did not at- ton Star (republican) says: wind and last 15 years have produced—life insurance Immensely. picture post card portraits of the King cold and threatening clouds the executive committee. Its salient by tend the convention, but a statement from "William R. Hearst lands today and fire insurance “new national- or other member of and between 6000 and 6000 graft, graft. Metropolitan The colonel talked any the royal family. { yesterday, peo- features follow: Clar- ple him was read to the delegatee by will give the last word to his independ- Traction graft, street railway graft, ca- ism” today. He brought into the south These have given way to pictures of passed through the gates to witness To and develop the interests of promote if nal graft, Furnacevllle beet which he announced on members of the new the great exposition of Alabama’s prod- Arkan- ence J. Sheam. He said In part: ence league followers tonight. Even graft, sugar the doctrine government and the following 16 states: Alabama. records ucts and resources and to the elab- is al- withdrawal of graft, bridge graft, Adirondack graft, his recent western trip and empha- photographic of the revolution In : enjoy sas, Florida. Georgia. Kentucky, Louis- "I wrote lately, “My preference he does not direct the orate Wall street graft. There has been noth- He defended it from the crit- the shape of groups of armed leaders and programme which was carried out. Missouri, league of sized it. iana, Maryland, Mississippi. ways for a straight Independence Hopper and the Indorsement Stimson, like It since Tweed’s of The features of the were the first ing day. icisms which have been directed against companies insurgent troops not in ac- j day North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Caro- but I have sacrificed my prefer- ticket, it is doubtful if he can swing his vote. ‘Is there anything in New York tion, but posing for the camera. The appearance of the NaVassar Ladles’ West tickets would upon it and said that it was not revolu- lina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, ence when two progressive which the done to the band, the free and the It is a If he hasn’t overplayed grand old party has not levied hut rather was to damage city by the bom- attractions, open- have divided the question tionary, designed put Virginia. merely progressive and collected tribute?* bardment was ing of the midway. From an In the of in- a to which surprisingly slight. j agricultur- and dissemtnate information hie hand calculating spirit stop things might bring al and To collect vote.’ "That's the kind of talk the democrats exhibit standpoint the fair’s worth on a movement, if un- Storlf* of resources and advantages that 7 would have sac- in the plain farmer folk up revolutionary BloorlMbcd had regarding the "I say tonight dependence will give to the plain state. already been proven, and after the felt people up checked. He also put in a few words offered in these states for the safe and rificed my preferences again tf I had state. On the Journey down to Lisbon from band concert the ladies it was con- Political conditions are turvy in ) by the do noth- topsy about his fight in New York state, say- the frontier one Investment of capital, that a straight ticket would old heard at each stopping ceded that they had lost none of their profitable "Dlx is growing stronger every day every direction, landmarks vanish- conditions attractions for homeseekers, arti- better than divide the progressive ing he was trying to Improve of the train, blood curdling recitals of art and were even more than south's ing among the business men. Not a day ing, and voters away from their capable breaking there. thousands of sans and laborers, and to urge on the vote. persons having been killed ever of pleasing the ear w-lth the varied passes that does not witness the revolt former affiliations. Tn such conditions jj legislation "I believe the have come to un- “It is quite a Job,” he said, “but we and whole quarters of the city tones of 40 Instruments. The ladles not national government proper people of republican business men in their an- prophets will be wary of predictions and being j river and harbor Im- derstand the combination that exists be- are going to do it.” devastated or wiped out. The total num- only excel In the soft swoet tones, but for conservation, nounced intention to vote for Dlx, even canny in laying their bets. Vi§ facilities. tween both of the old parties on behalf her of killed has not yet been definitely J have all the power and strength which provement and transportation though they may support republicans in "Across the river in Jersey are found Two Speeches Made of the of Interests, and I believe ascertained, but it does not ex- would a To the development the privileged the minor on the ticket.
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