Helen Gould Named Most Popular Woman in America
The Atlanta Constitution touts Miss Helen Gould as the nation’s most popular woman for backing a Hall of Fame idea at New York University. Her $100,000 gift aims to honor American greatness with American born candidates only, and Jay Gould is noted for personal triumph over adversity.
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Cotton profits and farmer resilience amid market talk
The Am ericus column notes mixed cotton pricing with farmers benefiting from steady seeds and harvests while speculators profit little. It recalls historic highs and lows in cotton and horse prices, and condemns the House vote allocating funds for Puerto Rico, criticizing executive power and tariff policy amid Republican governance concerns.
Kentucky Situation Becomes Critical Amid Fraud Suspicions
The Savannah News reports Kentucky tensions rise as Democrat forbearance is urged to avoid clashes between militia factions. It notes Governor Greebel assassination charges and asserts Republicans lack legal ground to hold state offices. Judge Field says courts have no jurisdiction over title to governor and lieutenant governor, leaving exclusive legislative control.
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Destructive Fire Devours Omaha Tent and Leather Goods Loss
A fire early today swept through the Omahi Tent and Rabbver company stock in Omaha, causing an estimated loss of 30,000 dollars. The blaze disrupted the scene and raised questions about safety and insurance coverage.
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Conspiracy Case Opens In Court In Savannah
In Savannah March 14 the U S district court hears the case of B D Greene and others accused of entering a conspiracy. Attorneys Mercer and Erwin note no other defendants present. a letter from Mr A Gaynor in New York referenced. Judge Addison Brown presides.
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GOEBEL'S REMAINS BURIED IN KY HILL OVERLOOKING RIVER
Frannvogt Ky March 12 The remains of Governor William Gosbel were removed from the chapel where they lay under guard since Feb and buried on a hill west of the chapel overlooking the Kentucky river. Services were brief with prayer and singing. Memorial services were held in both houses of the legislature. A monument will be erected in the cemetery visible from the city. Also notes Japan refused 60 foreign insurers permission to do general business under Japanese laws. Russia offers Corea yen loan in exchange for mining rights. Russian and French telegraph systems planned to link Siberia China and Todo-China soon.
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Forty Dead In Red Ash Mine Disaster Recovery Complete
At Red Ash mine near Onancester West Virginia rescue teams recovered all bodies believed trapped after the explosion. Forty workers died with six others hospitalized as authorities await further details. A benefit fund for the bereaved families continues to grow amid ongoing inquiries into the disaster cause.
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Southers to Spend $1,000,000 on Railway Line
Exoxville March 12 Railroad contractors study the Southern railway from Asheville to Chattanooga. The company appropriates $1,000,000 to build new tracks grade and sidings. When the job is complete the first section of rail line will open, marking progress for the southern line.
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