Was Carried to New Boston Texas in Texarkana
A report notes a person was carried to New Boston Texas while in Texarkana. Additional details are not available in the readable text.
05 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
1
A report notes a person was carried to New Boston Texas while in Texarkana. Additional details are not available in the readable text.
Lee Weigel, accused of murdering his wife Marion Quinn, is likely to be indicted for murder in the first degree by the Texarkana grand jury meeting in early March. Prosecutor Fred L. Blackmon says conviction is probable and vows strong prosecution. Weigel remains in jail after waiving preliminary examination.
Rev. Joseph Jones evangelist and brother of Rev. Sam Jones died suddenly at his brother’s home in Cartersville Georgia last night around 9 o clock The cause was heart paralysis doctors were unable to help, and his death follows his well known nationwide crusades
New York dispatch reports Harry Wright of Paterson New Jersey died after a practical joke at work. Five fellow workers used a pneumatic air pump at 110 pounds causing Wright’s stomach to distend and he died after hours of suffering.
Last fall my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. King's New Discovery after other remedies failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guaranteed by Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co.
New York officials call for strict limits on child insurance. Superintendent KE Jenkins of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children warns that many children under ten are insured and urges legislation to restrict insuring minors to curb incentives for harm. He argues guardians may profit from a child’s death and governments must shield vulnerable children from such risks.
The Grand Lodge of Masons completed its labors and adjourned early. New officers include William Bledsoe as grand chaplain and D W Melver as grand marshal, with E J Garrison senior grand deacon and J H Edwards junior grand deacon. Standing committees named: Foreign Correspondence W Y Titcomb. Masonic Jurisprudence George P Harrison, James E Cobb, E Steiner, Dan A Greene, J M Carmichael.
At the Baltimore convention’s business session on December 4, the National Council of Jewish Women elected officers for the coming year. Mia Solomon of Illinois was chosen president, with first vice president Mrs Hugo Rosenberg of Pennsylvania, second vice president Mrs Mary Goldenberg of Maryland, recording secretary Miss Sadie American, treasurer Mrs J B Judah of Kentucky, and auditor Mrs Ben Lowenstein of Ohio.
United States Minister Buck of Georgia died this morning at the imperial back shoot in Yokohama. The cause is given as apoplexy or heart failure. The incident occurred in the suburbs of Tokyo.
Members of Carpenters and Joiners No 376 are summoned to meet next Monday night to elect officers for the incoming term. Other important business will be conducted. By order of W. F. Bronte and Recording Secy T. H. Nunneley Press 446.
President Roosevelt expects the Cuba reciprocity treaty to be ratified in this session if negotiations with the state department are completed. Washington reports strong Senate support for approving the accord once formalized.
President Roosevelt designated Joseph O Thompson H Scott and William F Aldrich as referees in Alabama to recommend candidates for political vacancies. Thompson is collector of internal revenue for Alabama district Aldrich a former congressman and Scott a financier and noted Republican. The trio will influence future federal appointments in the state.
Montgomery December 5 The high court today heard argument in the Lovejoy impeachment matter and reserved its decision. The notice also warns against substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar from Muller Drug Co.
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