Marriage of Millionaire W E Clarke Jr and Mabel Foster
Barre Mon June 19 W E Clarke Jr youngest son of Senator W A Clarke marries Miss Mabel Foster at St Johns Episcopal church with 50 relatives and friends present. Gifts include a $100000 check to the bride and a $600000 necklace for the groom. The couple to tour for a year before settling in mining and realty ventures.
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W. E. Clarke, Jr
Weda Misa Mabel Poster
Barre
Mon
United States
W. A. Clarke
Mabel Foster
Blaiston
St. John's
Charlea W. Clarke
Gema
New York
Huntington's Will May Be Contested
In San Francisco on June 19 reports spread that Princess Hatsfeldt may challenge Colis P. Huntington's will after no Sacramento County record of her adoption could be found. Attorneys signaled no definite plans, while the will's provisions for the princess and the residuary estate potential conflict with heirs could spark a legal contest.
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San Francisco
Sacramento County
Princess Hatafeldt
Collis P. Huntington
Prince Hatsfeldt
Prince Hatzfeldt
Huntington
Hatsfeldt
Henry E Huntington
Janos G. Fair
Mra
Clara Proutico
New York
Receiver Appointed For Sylvania Railroad In Georgia
William W. Hobby of Sylvania named temporary receiver for the Sylvania Railroad upon Central of Georgia Railway’s filing. The railroad defaulted on interest on a 209 mortgage that the Central now holds. permanent receiver hearing set for July 15 at Dalton. earlier the debtor sought relief at a June 19 session.
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Sylvania Railroad
Bylvania
William W. Hobby
Sylvania
Sylvanian Trailroad
Qentral of Georgia Railway
Central
Alds
Tannille
Pretty Girl Behind Bars Arrest Shocks Sumter County
Miss Kaunie Kilgore, daughter of Sumter County official W. O. G. Kilgore, is jailed in Marlboro after the death of Mrs Eva Hatfield. Sheriff Lesley brought Kilgore from Wildwood area. Hatfield accuses Kilgore of writing a note to her husband. Police investigated, leading to the arrest amid public uproar and family disputes.
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Kaunie Kilgore
Miorida
Tawra
Vin
Sherif Lesley
Paullin Kilgore
W. O. G. Kilgore
Sumter County
Eva Hatfeld
Eugene Hatfield
Whiting Street
Miss Kilgore
Jack Hollamy
Mra Hatfield
Wildwood
Hatfield Reuldeves
Mra Hartfield
Sosa
Jones
Sepa
Bellamy
Hasfield
Ton Wonman
Proewadinga
Buried treasure unearthed in Bulloch County Georgia
In Bulloch County a farmer named W W Brannen reportedly unearthed a pot of gold containing about 80 000 to 100 000 in gold coins at an old mill site following a fortune teller’s prophecy aided by mesmerism involving Brannen’s daughters A separate incident: John Floyd a white man from Columbus shot himself in a Savannah area pawn shop then at Yarbrough’s saloon after leaving a note to his mother saying he could not care for his children and would be buried beside his brother Bob
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California
Colorado
North Georgia
Bulloch County
Buster
Savannah
Tix
Pal Juch County
Brannen
Branwen
Brannon
Columbus
Mimself
Coruunus
John Floyd
Girard
Yarbrough
Floyd
Bob
Vloyd
Milla
Rockford, Tonn
H.ad
Garlen
Steen Eng
The Crops in Georgia Excessive Rains Harm Crops Across State
Georgia faced a poor showing in the weekly weather bureau crop bulletin for the week ending June 17. Excessive rains, little cultivation, and widespread crop damage hit cotton and other crops. Labor shortages worsen farming stress as grass and weeds thrive and prospects stay discouraging.
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Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Department of ‘Agriculture
Appeal of Molineux Murder Trial Highlighted in Court
The court of appeals resumed the appeal of David Molineux, accused of backing a murder plot involving letters and a poison package. Attorney General readings emphasized overwhelming evidence linking Molineux, a chemist, to the crime scene and handwriting, while noting key associates’ absence post-arrest. Separate notices discuss Inter-Urban trolley expansions and syndicate consolidation affecting routes from Port Huron to Pittsburgh, with Mahoning electric system likely to be absorbed.
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David
Lil Severely
Seoren
Roland B. Molineux
Catherine J. Adams
Court of Appeals
David K. Hill
Molineux
Atention
Zullar
New York
Mr. Hill
Eofferer
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Cieverasp
Everett Moore Syndicate
Port Huron
Mich
Pittsburg
Mahoning Electric
Warren
Miles
Girard
Youngstown
Tutt's Liver Pills Promise Preventive Cure Claim
Advertisement touts Tutt's Liver Pills as not only curing ailments but preventing Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and related diseases. Declares Tutt's Liver Pills absolutely cure.
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Tutt
A Superb Grip Cure Promoted With Faulty Claims
An advertisement touts Johneson a Tonicla and paper Grip Care as a cure for grip and related ailments claiming rapid blood purification and quick return to health. It warns against other products and urges asking for AGinson's Chit and dover.
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Johneson
Op Xan
Aerel Eens
Rosy de
Aginson
Dover
Smle
Deutschland steams to new speed record voyage
The Deutschland arrived at 8 15 a m after beating her own distance record covering 4032 miles in five days one hour and sixty one minutes at 33 14 knots average. Captain Albers said the voyage could not be beaten in a shorter time. the crew faced favorable and rough seas with varying winds. Also advertised were health remedies for liver and cold medicine from H H Palmer & Son and Smith Bros drug stores.
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Deutschland
Paywouth
England
Jane
Mnale
Albers
H. BR. Palmer & Sons
Smith Bros’ Drug Store
Chamberlain
Railroads in Cuba Progress Under Cuban Span Labor
William Van Horn, chairman of Canadian Pacific, reports in Santiago de Cuba June 19 that railroad construction in Cuba shows strong progress. He expects completion between Santiago and Santa Clara within a year, linking Havana to the island, and expresses optimism about a favorable state government and the overall outlook.
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Santiago de Cona
William van Horn
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Cuba
Bonton
William
Santiago
Santa Clara
Havana
The American Derby betting or no betting will run
The American Derby will be run as usual with or without betting. Police instructions for Derby day are reported but mayor's enforcement is not expected. Likely starters include Outlander The Parader Watercolor Ladies Terminus Brutal Bonnibers Benn Gallant Alfonso Lady Schorr Hia Eminence Sanazarro Vic Hernando Silverdaly Canmore. weather could affect the field.
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Cincano
Jane
Police O'Neill
Outlander
the Parader
Watercolor
Ladies
Terminus
Brutal
Bonnibers
Benn Gallant
Alfonso
Lady Schorr
Hia Eminence
Sanazarro
al Vic
Hernando
Silverdaly
Canmore
Barker on the Stand in Harker Case Opens Motive Testimony
In Jersey City the Harker trial for shooting Rev. John Keller proceeds with the defense seeking motive details. Hoe testifies about Feb 4 movements and a confrontation with Keller near Beach Street and Midland Avenue. Prosecution objects to further motive testimony as Barker details nervousness and the night before.
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Hoe
Joan Keller
New Yonk
Thomas G. Harker
Jersey City
John Keller
Arlington
Kerwaa
Deas
Beach Street
Midland Avenue
Keller
Barker
Dtop
Erwin
Buckley
Clothing Frauds in San Francisco Dry Goods Case
Washington June 19 The War Department released two telegrams dated yesterday on the seized clothing frauds at San Francisco. General Shafter notes the small quantity from a single junk dealer near the Presidio and arrests the dealer and son. no department shortage exists and the seizure may deter soldiers from selling garments. Items seized include 11 blankets 6 leg wings 45 blue flannel shirts 1 blouse gauntlet gloves 7 black calfskin shoes 63 pairs tan and russet shoes.
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Washisdon
San Brancisco
Gonzal Corbin
Maus
Presidio
San Francisco
Cotton in Nicaragua Could fetch 14 cents gold per lb
Over 8,000 acres of cotton planted in Nicaragua this year. Planters expect to sell at 43 cents Nicaragua currency per pound, about 14 cents in gold given the current exchange. Inexperience and year-round labor issues may hinder cultivation as workers resist constant daily labor.
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Nicaragua
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Carivonsta Fira’ Syrup Co
California Fria Synur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
GAM Franccioco
Cal
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Ali Druertata
Pricefoe
Per Bottla
Syfeuper
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Mia
L. Pease
Lawrence, Kan
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W J, Smith & Bro
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Whitney
Elisabeth M
Reiff
Frank Gardner
Omahe II
Jenkins
Lord Morton
Guatemala
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Magoffin County
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Sean
Progres
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Michigan
Pretty Girl
W. W. Brannen
Rew Youre
J. 3
Ahearn
American Ice Company
Louise
Henry Werncke
Gravesend
Oma
Winfield Scott Schley
St Luke's Hospital
American Master Mechanics
American Master Mechanics Association
J. W. Taylor
Chicago
Angus Sinclair
New York City
St. Perensaura
Cardus
Appeal OF Molineux
Perry Davia
H. H. Palmer’ & Sona
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Daytos
Cash Register
J. Goldsmith
van Etton
N.Y
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Smith Bros
Gen. Shafter
Vurn
Bartow
Fla
T. W. Gray
South Florida Military Institute
Institute
Gary
Sin
Green
Mra Lonive Baase
Here
Alabama
Moxtcomeny
Ala
Executive Department
United States Senate
London
Mel
Dr. King
H. R. Palmer & Son
W. J Smith & Fro
Florida
Tackanasser
BR E McLin
Commissioner of Agriculture
Prietor
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Leon County
Winoa
Aioe
Ads
GU Co
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HR. Palmar & Sou
Mallory Bros
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Brumby
OW McCreat
Clayton Stree
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