Fears for Her Brother Cause Woman's Death at Arietta
Arietta Ga April 29 special Miss A F Alden an old and well known lady of this state died this afternoon at o'clock from a stroke of paralysis. Alden born in Rhode Island came south before the war and taught school here where she discipled many of the states famous teachers. Her father a chaplain in the US navy died and she is survived by a brother a retired army surgeon living in Shen. She was about 80 years old and officials say fear of her mother being in the earthquake hastened her death. Funeral plans will be announced later.
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Arietta
A. F. Alden
Mise Alden
Rhode Island
Pupliy
United States Navy
Shen
Finneral
Women Shine Shoes for Frisco Sufferers at Unitarian Church
In Ashington on April 8 the women of All Souls Unitarian church earned aid for California earthquake victims by shining shoes for male congregants. About twenty five women worked in three sessions this week, averaging over $100 daily. Many participants were prominent in society.
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Ashington
All Souls Unitarian Church
Ferera
California
Tadies
Crapsey’s Fate With His Judges in Heresy Trial
Batavia NY April 28 The fate of Rev Dr Algernon Crapsey rector of St Andrew’s Rochester on charges of heresy and violation of ordination vows was decided today with final arguments. The ecclesiastical court will render a verdict to Bishop Walker before May 8. Edward M Shepard defended the accused arguing the church is not a bylaws bound organization but a growing church that tolerates human frailty. Prosecution argued the church must guard its sacred doctrines and uphold strict vows. Judge Sitness and John J L O’Brien spoke for the prosecution.
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Batavia
Algernon
Crapsey
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's
Rochester
Walker
Western New York
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Sitness
Rhode Island
Shepard
Dr. Cransey
John JL Obrien
Bodies of 333 Persons Recovered in San Francisco
San Francisco reports 333 bodies recovered after the earthquake and fire. Coroner Walsh and assistants identify many victims. Remains burned in public squares have been moved to city cemeteries as coroner completes his tally.
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San Francisco
Walsh
Corone
Banks in San Francisco Vaults Contain Vast Funds After Destruction
San Francisco's forty four banks face massive losses from the quake with about 30.6 million dollars in cash and coin immediately available in the vaults. The total money within reach, including deposits and securities, tops near 78 million dollars and could reach 100 million in ten days.
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Sean Francisco
San Francisco
Camerdal
Sexinga
Bank Commission
Banka
Savings Banka
United States
Masons to Meet at Columbus in Georgia May 16
Columbus Ga April 28 Special The convention of the fourth Georgia district Masons covers ten counties. The May 16 Columbus gathering will open with prayer and a hymn. Welcome by the district deputy. Address by the grand master. Morning business then election of officers in the afternoon followed by degree work and exemplifications.
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Columbus
Masons
Georgia
L. H. Chappell
Columbua
J. D. Hardwick
Carrollton
J. J. Keith
Newnan
Henry Banks
LaGrange
J. D. Sutton
Woodbury
Deen and Frier Winners in Ware County Primary
In Waycross Georgia on April 28 special report shows George Deen elected to the senate by a large majority over W F Crawley. Dr W A Frier wins the legislature seat by a strong majority over D R Walker. Close races include tax collector J J Wilkinson J W Mullis and J R Bennett and sheriff F B McDonald D A Woodward. D A Williams wins treasurer, tax receiver between W R Harbin and N B Henderson, H M Pafford surveys, Jackson Grimes coroner, A Q Bacon United States senate, W G Brantley for congress
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Waycross
Ware
George Deen
W. F Crawley
Senate
W__A. Frier
D. R. Walker
J. J Wilkinson
J. W W." Mullis
J. R Bennett
F. B. McDonald
D. A. Woodward
D. A. Willame
W. R Harbin
N. BE. Henderson
H. M. Pafford
Jackson Grimes
Q. Bacon
United States Senate
W. G. Brantley
Songresé
New Orleans Feels Tapeworm Cure Mania
The city buzzes over L Louper and Cooper’s “New Discovery” claiming parasites or tapeworms are removed by his preparation. Victims recount long worms and improved vitality after using Cooper's remedies, with Father Arnolis cited and sales reaching around one hundred thousand bottles locally.
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New Orleans
L. Louper
Cooper
Ekpelicacs
Dave Auwulgleus
Tal Gevigl
Ata
Piesa Stud
BYU
Arnolis
Fulton county doctors condemned by grand jury over neglect
The Fulton county grand jury harshly criticized Dr. Everard D. Richardson and Dr. W Hurt for alleged neglect of duty in convict camps and proposed replacing them with one regular physician at a 68000 salary. Doctors deny charges and vow full denial with proof.
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Everard D. Richardson
W. Hurt
Superior Court
Jorney
Wullty
Dra
Hurt
Richardson
Board of County Commissionera Aay
Dre. Hurt
Fulton County
Hartford Fire Pays Millions on Stock Issue
Hartford Fire Insurance, reeling from a $5.73 million San Francisco loss, announced directors voted to issue 7,800 additional shares at 68 per share. This raises assets by 3.75 million, boosts capital to 2 million, and surplus to over eight million, with projected policyholder surplus exceeding six million after settling San Francisco claims. The firm, led by President George L. Chase since 1794, remains strong in underwriting.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
George L. Chase
America
Labor Elements In Battle At Paint Creek Mine
A midnight clash at the Paint Creek mine of Berwind White Coal near Ingleside pits union versus non union miners. Foreigner mob attacked. Steve Popovich fatally wounded and three others hurt. Sheriff and 21 state constables deployed. rioters dispersed. Popovich treated at Windber hospital.
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Union
Tenunion
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Pao
Paint Creek
Berwind White Coal Company
Ingleside
Fred
Steve Popovich
Windber
State Constabulary
Sceae
Popovic
Windber Hospital
Crawford primary yields large win for Deckey in legislature race
Crawford Ga April 28 Special The Crawford primary result shows R J Deckey winning a handsome majority over Col Danielly and Jeff D Me Gee for legislature with few or no votes against Stembridge for coroner and no opposition to other county offices.
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Moran
Crawford
R J. Deckey
A J. Danielly
Jeff D. Me
Stembridge
Bargain Items Highlight Hats Frames Paper Goods and Screens
Lot of Ladies Hats in new shapes and styles priced at 50 cents cut to 25. Best quality Crepe Paper in desirable colors rolls on sale. Gilt finished Photograph Frames, common 25 cents now 7 1 2 cents. Idle yardage of Ru ching 16 cent value at 5 cents. Screens in all sizes offered at low prices. Full width Table Cloths per yard 10 cents.
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Jardinieres
Aftermath of Fire Ravages San Francisco Looting and Loss
Looters swept through ruined buildings including the Hopking Art Institute and Stanford residence, grabbing gold, silver, and valuables while guards were posted at some sites. The city lost millions in library books, with the Bancroft library spared. relief funds were limited to about 300,000 dollars from federal sources, delaying assistance.
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Hopking Art Institute
Stanford
California
San Francisco
Public Library
United States
Bancroft
Twenty-sixth
Valencia
University of California
Berkeley
Schmitz
Deadly pistol duel shocks Greenville crowd
In Greenville South Carolina a pistol duel just beyond the city limits left Sam Wells dead and Eli Pittman fatally wounded after Wells allegedly fired first. No eyewitnesses, Pittman claims self defense.
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Sam Wells
Eli Pittman
Greenville
S.C
Pittman
Wells
Separate elevators for whites and blacks in Columbia skyscraper
In Columbia South Carolina a Jim Crow rule orders separate elevators for white and Black riders in the National Loan and Exchange Bank building known as the 47 Scraper. The decree echoes segregation in trains and street cars and affects offices with many female clerks. The action follows complaints of Black passengers crowding white ladies on cars and in elevators, prompting officials to enforce the separation.
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Columbia
National Loan and Exchange Bank
Scvanet
Celberate
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