Pankhurst Sentenced Sparks Militants Threats and Fury
The Old Bailey sentenced Emmeline Pankhurst to three years penal servitude for urging property destruction. Militant leaders vow to escalate actions, claiming human life is now in peril, with meetings in London and Glasgow cheering the verdict and pledging fiercer tactics.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Charles Montague Lush
Old Bailey
London
Glasgow
Mrs. Pankhurst
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An advertisement praises print ads as a personal introducer to households, comparing it to a mutual friend presenting a message in the morning. It argues advertising yields rapid, substantial returns and asks what the reader has to offer.
Callie Smith Bravely Brings Doctor for Ailing Mother
Miss Callie Hoke Smith, 17, daughter of Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia, ran through Washington streets at midnight to reach Dr Sterling Ruffin after her mother Mrs Hoke Smith fell gravely ill. Unable to reach the doctor, she urged his surgeon brother’s aid. The physician arrived, and Mrs Smith showed improvement the following day.
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Washington Streets
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Senator Hoke Smith
Georgia
Connecticut Avenue
Highlands Hotel
Dr. Ruffin
Flora Beewick
Senator Smith
Miss Smith
Mrs. Smith
Woman's Voice From the Grave Beys Court to Annul Her Divorce
New York April 3 The court that split F Augustus Heinze and Bernice Heinze will be asked to restore her to him in death. Her dying wish seeks expunging the record of a prior decree. Attorney Spellman outlines a petition to seal the records with testimony from her mother sister and nurse. Mrs Heinze's burial was set for Toledo Ohio after death.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Copper King
Bernice
Mrs. Heinz
Supreme Court
Heinze
Spellman
Belize
Toledo
Ohio
Inherited Fortune and Marry Bride Then Comedian Seabrooke Dies
Chicago April 8 Thomas Q Seabrooke a well known comic for twenty years died today in a Clark street hotel after a brief illness. He was 50. He resided in New York City and had been in ill health for several years pneumonia caused his death. He inherited $150000 last month and two weeks ago wed Miss Mattie Quinn a vaudeville actress. Mrs Seabrooke left Chicago soon after the wedding to fulfill engagements at Saulte Ste. Marie Mich.
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Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Clark Street
New York City
Seabrooke
Atara
Mattie Quinn
Saulte Ste. Marte
Mich
Professor Olson testifies in murder trial over wife and Darling
In St Paul Minnesota Professor Oscar Olson formerly of the University of Minnesota sobs as he describes his wife Mrs Olson and Clyde Darling the hired laundryman who wrecked his home Olson says he warned Darling away but Darling continued visiting and finally tailed him at home prompting Olson to fire his revolver twice The testimony details the alleged illicit relation and the night of the shooting Mrs Olson to testify tomorrow.
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Minn
Qecar Olson
University of Minnesota
Clyde M. Darling
Darling
Olson
Professor Olson
Clearbrook
Oscar
Elks donate 25000 for flood and tornado victims
Chicago accord today the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks approved a 25000 donation for flood sufferers in Ohio Indiana and Illinois and for tornado victims in Omaha. The funds come from emergency charitable reserves and will be distributed by prominent local members. Another 23 appears in the report.
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Board of Governors
Benevolent and Protectve
Order of Elks
Ohio
Indiana
Ilanois
Omaha
Officer Folds Fate Hangs On Sealed Verdict
Policeman M C Folds faces a sealed verdict in the murder case of Wil Daniels. The jury reached a verdict after deliberation, to be announced before Judge L 5 Roan as the case closes in the Roan Superior Court. Folds testified self defense with support from two black witnesses, while others disagreed. State was represented by Carl Hutcheson. defense by Moore Branch and William M Smith.
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M. C. Folds
Wil Daniels
Roan
Superior Court
Folds
Moore & Branch
William M. Smith
Carl Hutcheson
Man sentenced to live with wife or serve ten years
In Banks county Georgia judge Brand offered Dallag Candell the choice of ten years in prison or living with his wife and their infant after Candell, a 24-year-old schoolteacher, was convicted of wronging a 16-year-old pupil. Candell chose to live with his wife and child, avoiding incarceration. The sentence was pronounced in the presence of his wife.
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Brand
Dallag Candell
Banks County Superior Court
Candell
Banks
Canedeli
Lascurain Named Provisional President For Madero’s Term
Paso, Texas April 3 Huerta backs the choice of Pedro Lascurain as provisional president to serve out the late Madero term. Lascurain, former minister of exterior relations, would head a Huerta cabinet, with Carranza and Sonora rebels said to align. Mexican forces are limited, and revolts in the south and north threaten the regime.
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Texas
General Huerta
Pedro Lascurain
Lascurain
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Suarez
Huerta Cabanet
Huérta
Mexico
Carranza
Coahuil
Sonora
Huerta
Ilapata
Porfirio Diaz
Aged Veteran Seeks Bricks for House in Arkansas
An old soldier from Tioreland Arkansas appeals to veterans and adults to donate bricks to build a brick house. HB Lindermanof Company G Eighth Indiana Cavalry is the sender of the handbill titled An Appeal From an Old Soldier. He asks Sunday school children and baseball players to contribute bricks and notes his eagerness for the modern sport.
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Tioreland
Ark
HB. Linderman
Eighth Indiana Cavalry
Linderman
Child's bank spared by Quaker burglar
California April 3 A child's bank with In God We Trust printed across the top and containing 25 in dimes was left untouched by a burglar who ransacked Harry L. Kramer's home last night After searching and finding little the marauder unearthed the bank and then apparently decided to leave the house empty handed rather than take the child's savings Under the inscription In God We Trust he scribbled So aid I once and departed
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California
Childs Bank
Phone Your Want Ads Today for The Sunday Constitution
Classified notice urging prompt submission of want ads in The Sunday Constitution. Encourages sending early to avoid errors that could deprive ads of their main 5000 number and Atlanta 109 designation.
Downpour of Rain Threatens Cairo Flood District
Weather worsened as steady rain fell on Cairo flood district with levee walls tested. Water stood just over 54.6 feet, threatening the city while troops and guardsmen camped in the courthouse. Ensign Melvin reported Ohio waters backing into Cache River and levee weakness behind town. Fifty flat boats to be placed in low sections, planing mill to help, and ten days of provisions available for workers and families.
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Cairo
Ensign Melvin
Dispatch
Mound City
Ill
Ohio
Cache River
3. B. Buckner
U. S. 7A
High Winds and Rain Alarm Flood Fighters Along the Mississippi
Memphis officials report high winds and heavy rain strain flood defense teams along the Mississippi River. Damages to levees are minimal to date, with Major C. M. Markham confirming adequate manpower at threatened points. River stages rise at Memphis to 40.4 feet and at Vicksburg to 41.6 feet in twelve hours.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
C. M. Markham
Corps of United States Engineers
Vicksburg
Mies
Normal conditions return at Louisville river
Louisville Ky April 3 The Onlo river at Louisville shows a steady fall after crest yesterday morning. Water remains high under three bridges but continues to recede. canal stage at 9 o clock reports 44.3 feet, nearly one foot lower than earlier readings, signaling improving conditions.
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Louisville
Onlo River
Zeppelins Lands in France Shocks Luneville Parade
A German airship Zeppel in IV landed at the Luneville parade grounds after crossing the French frontier during a test flight. German officers explained they misjudged their position amid cloud cover. Authorities secured the craft as crowds gathered and two infantry companies kept onlookers at a safe distance.
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England
Nancy
Antide Leon Legscot
Ti ‘Palform
Lescot
War Department
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Grand Duchy of Baden
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Lunevile
Sugar Schedule Stumbles As Democrats Block Tariff
Washington April 3 The tariff revision on sugar and the broader tariff bill faced senate resistance as President Wilson seeks harmony with finance leaders. Simmons Stone and Hoke Smith met Wilson and agreed on questions remaining in dispute. A compromise on sugar duty was likely, with options from 1 cent per pound to phased reductions, while free sugar could not be paired with free wool. The House Ways and Means Committee has advanced the bill along agreed lines, pending further discussions with the president and senate leaders. The outcome hinges on broad democratic support and the balance of duties in the final measure.
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Wilson
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House
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Stone
Hoke Smith
Finance Committee
Hughes
New Jersey
John W. Kern
Kern
House Committee On
Sager
Simmiong
Underwood
Weather Prophecy From The Cloupy Reports Georgia Sky
Cloudy wet day described with showers from storms and cooler air by Saturday. Moderate south winds. Local report notes low and high temperatures with mean and normal values and rainfall in the past 24 hours. Deficiency and excess figures are given since the start of the month and year.
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