Death of Eugene Cramer in Columbia
Eugene Cramer aged 61, longtime lessee and manager of the Columbia opera house and noted scene painter, died in Columbia after Civil War service in the federal army and navy. He opened the town's only playhouse after the war and ran it until health declined years ago. Also mentions a separate Manning incident and Charleston exposition details.
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Eugene Cramer
Columbia
Columbia Opera House
Cramer
Navy
Caucus nominates Richardson for speaker in House
The Democratic caucus in the house named Hon James D Richardson of Tennessee for speaker and renominated former nominees. Resolutions on party policy were sent to a special committee as the caucus adjourned amid no action planned. Also notes on tetanus cases in Camden and an Africa expedition plan by Whitehouse. Intends to start with Powell Cotton for surveying and big game hunting.
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James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Washington
House of Representatives
House
Hay
Virginia
Africa
London
William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Newport
R. I
Harrison-Whitehouse
Heart of
Powell Cotton
Northumberland Fusileers
Wreck Death Toll Disputed by Wabash President Ramsay
President Ramsay releases list of identified dead after Seneca Michigan wreck while Burns says 21 dead and 12 severely injured. Eight bodies identified include James Brown and Ida Dunhart among others. Fireman Doud remains missing.
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St. Louis
Joseph Ramsay, Jr
The
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Seneca
Mich
Burns
Doud
Rameau
James Brown
Buffalo
Dominico Crobara
ER. N. Dowell
Detroit
Ida Dunhart
Tupperville
Ont
Girolano Trino
Carlo Trino
Job Witchell
George N. Youmans
Kansas City
Sensational Trial Jacksons in London at Old Bailey
Marleybone police court crowded for committal of Theodore Jackson and Laura Jackson to Old Bailey for trial on murder charges. Key witness Dr. Mary Adams testified of a conspiracy by Koreshan Unity promoters.双方 accused Adams as murderess. both prisoners denounced her as liar.
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London
Theodore Jackson
Laura Jackson
Ann Odelis
Adame
Jackson
Dr. Adams
Adams
Ohio
Glen Echo
Washington
New York
England
Paris
Cape Town
Adama
Old Bailey
Vanderbilt Students Demonstrate With Police Escort
Vanderbilt students declared a holiday and tried to march around the University of Nashville campus with banners. A clash with Nashville students left three injured as police intervened. later about 450 Vanderbilt youths renewed the march until a police escort restored order and the group dispersed.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Vanderbilt
University of Nashville
Atlanta Crematory Fire Leaves City Short on Garbage Disposal
Atlanta reports its crematory burned yesterday afternoon, origin in a bin, leaving the city with no means to dispose of garbage. The building is expected to be rebuilt soon. In Newnan on November 30 a white primary selected candidates for mayor four aldermen and five school board members.
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Atlanta
Fie
Newash
Newnan
SISTER A FORTUNE BLAZED FROM A BOYHOOD RUMORS
William Y. Jones once a bootblack and newsboy at Lackawanna station Newark died in South Africa and left wealth to Mrs. Henry McCann including mining interests and other properties. He later worked as a cook and accepted meals as payment, then scrip for mine stock proved valuable as the mine became paying.
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South Africa
New York
Newark
N. J
William Y. Jones
Lackawanna Railway
Henry McCann
Jones
Johannesburg
Min
Barnaby Arrested for Unlawful Intimidation of Miners
Madisonville Kentucky November 30 Christopher Columbus Barnaby vice president of the Twenty third district United Mine Workers of America was arrested on a warrant charging with conspiring and banding together to intimidate new wood and other union officials are expected on the noon train officers will wait on the men with warrants Nortonville quiet since union camp reestablished no complaints Nome relief plan set for 115 stranded miners in Ounalaska captain Henry to lead McCulloch ten days to reach Ounalaska Crushed under engine Knoxville Tenn November 30 an engine left track near Ducktown Georgia native Ed Dawson and conductor Ogg killed fireman Walter McGaw seriously injured engine overturned and men trapped under it
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Christopher Columbus Barnaby
Twenty-third
United Mine Workers of America
Lim
New Wood
Cers
Nortonville
San Francisco
United States
Ounalaske
Henry
Revenue Cutter Service
McCulloch
Ounalaska
Knoxville, Tenn
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railroad
Ducktown
Tenn
Ed Dawson
Cobb County
Ogg
Walter McGaw
James 8 King Under Arrest For Lynching Bentley
James 8 King, a sawmill owner, was arrested in Leeds on an indictment by St. Clair county charging him with participating in the lynching of Charles Bentley, a Black man accused of murdering a man and his wife. King admits being at the scene shortly after Bentley died. Sheriff North helped secure the indictment.
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Birmingham
Als
van. B. King
Leeds
St. Clair County
Charles
Jefferson
King
Ae Aebie Eyee
Sheriff North
St. Clair
Ashville
White Man Drowns After Plunging From Falcon At Brunswick
Brunswick Georgia witnesses a tragedy as White, popular mate of the Batil River steamer Falcon, falls into the water while unloading naval stores. The gangplank slips, a barrel of turpentine tips him overboard, and despite calls for help no line reaches him. Captain Ben White, his brother, orders search parties as crews scour the harbor.
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Brunswick
Gargs White
Falcon
Ben ‘White
Goodwater Fire Wipes Out Much of Alabama Town
A blaze in Goodwater Alabama at 10 o clock last night destroyed most of the business district. Pruett and Pruett store led the flames. losses include Pruett & Pruett four thousand Franklin Williams four thousand Argo saloon two thousand Mansfield Brothers one thousand Caldwell hotel two thousand Mrs C Allen five thousand A O Allen four thousand with no insurance. The cause remains unknown.
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Birmingham
Ala
Goodwater
Pruett & Pruett
Franklin @ Williams
Argo Saloon
Mansfield Bros
Caldwell Hotel
SASTORIA Bears the The Kind You Have
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Plaged Baby In The Oven To Keep Warm
A series of fires and burns across multiple cities, including Athens Tennessee where Mrs. Boring fatally burned, Philadelphia where Nelly Kelly and her sister Ella died after their clothing caught fire, and Atlanta where a three year old died. Other incidents in Macon and Knoxville mention severely burned children and a fatal blaze at Mrs. Jake Monine's home.
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Boring
Athens Tenn
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Nelly Kelly
Ella
James Kelly
Kel
Robert Eamont Wood
W. J. Wood
Hunter Street
Grady Hospital
Knoxville
the Sentinel
Athens
Tenn
Jake Monine
Exodus of Officials from London for Leave and Invention
Americans in London prepare for a fortnights leave with the ambassador and senior officials traveling to the United States. Henry White remains as chargé d affaires while William Bustin stays at the embassy. Commander Clover returns for naval inspection as a wireless torpedo control invention is touted, claiming the device can steer stop and fire torpedoes remotely.
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London
J. London
Hig
America
Henry White
William
Bustin
Richardson Clover
Navy
Amalgamated Copper influences on market unsettled
New York November 30 The stock market showed an upward tendency early last week but failed to maintain gains. Under Amalgamated Copper pressure rose as fears grew that the president’s message may take a strong stance against combinations.
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New York
Daly and Ex Confederates Move to Dixie Heroes Monument
A New York report states Paul Cooksey sues to probate Marcus Daly estate claiming Daly planned to donate fifty thousand dollars for a Civil War monument. The case arises amid Daly’s probate in Montana and involves a disputed bequest linked to a memorial for Confederate leaders. A separate bank statement notes loans rising to 876.1 million with a 7.0 million increase. A Chicago dealer merger forms the American Syndicate to unify major school apparatus suppliers led by Teiler, brother of Senator Teller.
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Dixie Heroes
New York
Paul Cooksey
Marcus Daly
Daly
Montana
Cooksey
Chicago
T Tw
American Syndicate Corporation
Teler
Teller
Degas
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