Judge DuBose Contempt Case Stirs Georgia Ties to Alaska
Ex judge Dudley DuBose, once of Georgia, now jailed in Alameda County, faces six months for contempt of the United States circuit court of appeals. The case centers on a disputed mining suit in Alaska and a blocked receipt of funds. Supporters say the punishment is harsh. pardon efforts are planned, with DuBose asserting his actions were in clients’ interests.
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Groreia
Wilkes County
Nome
Alaska
Alameda County
Gafornia
United ‘States Circuit Court of Appeals
DuBose
Atlanta
United States Court
Helow
Judge DuBose
Degorgia
Robert Toombs
Washington
The
State University
Georgia
House of Representatives
Manitoba
San Francisco
Cal
Arthur H." Noyes
United States
Joseph K. Wood
Thomas
J. .Geary
Hubbard, Beeman & Humes
District of Alaska
District Court of the
Alexander McKenzie
Circuit Court of Appeals
Alaskan Bank and Safe Deposit Company
Safe Deposit
Knights Templar Grand Encampment Opens in Louisville
Louisville hosts the Knights Templar twenty-eighth triennial with a grand electric display. Notables arrive including California Commandery No. 1 led by Grand Master Reuben H. Lloyd. A 9:30 am parade marks opening with 2,000 templars and 2,500 musicians. Events include receptions, drills, regalia, and tours to Mammoth Cave and other sites.
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Knights Templar
United States
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Templar
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Broadway
Court of Honor
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Jefferson Street
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Hallus
Te Court House
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Andyita
Custom House
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Kentucky
California Commandery
No. 1
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Denver
Chicago
Reuben H. Lloyd
Hame
California
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Louisville
Galt House
Lloyd
City
Henry Bates Stoddard
Bryan
Tex
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Harper M. Orahood
Charles C. Vogt
M. EB. Church
Floyd Street
J. C. W. Coxe
Sel Mice
Gscorte
Uate
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City Post Office Department
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Seventh
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Segions
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Gait House
Market
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Floyd
Broadwsn
Third Avenue
Hill Street
Hill
St. James
Central Park
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High Streets
Washington, D. C
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Wales
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Grand Lawn
Masonic Widows’ and Orphans
Will S. Hays
Templars
Columbia
Washington
Calvary
Kersburg
W. Va
Allegheny
Jeghény
Hanselmann
Oo Winnati
St.Bernard
Colorado
Denger
Golden Gate
California Commandéry
Air Knights
United States Army
Knight Templar
Confederate Wall
Knights
Mammoth Cave
Gumberland Gap
Bluegrass
Battle Fields
Tennessee
Contention Over Bank Vault Riot Tactics and Court Contempt
An attorney recalls advising a plaintiff to disobey a supersedeas writ amid bank tensions and U.S. military presence. The Fort major refused to intervene, and he faced contempt charges before the circuit court of appeals. He denies meeting Comtess more than once and awaits a rehearing after a guilty verdict for conspiracy was avoided.
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United States
T Jett
Whitehead
United States Barracks
van Orsdell
Geary
Circuit Court of Appeals
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CBSS
Newsboy Dennis Mays Falls From Forsyth Street Bridge
Dennis Mays a newsboy fell from the Forsyth street bridge at 1 26 this morning while playing hide and seek with other boys. His skull is crushed and his right arm shattered. An ambulance arrived thirty minutes after the fall. he remains unconscious and likely will not live. Witnesses say he touched a live wire and lost his grip. The boy lived on Fourteenth street with his mother and sister. his father is dead. Hawin Hollis Ket Stegall Silas cos fins are among the boys present.
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Dennis Mays
Forsyth Street Bridge
Grady Hospital
Constitution Office
Fafl
Failen
Senger
Southern Messenger Service
Newdboy
Fourteenth Street
Hawin Hollis
Marietta Street
Ket Stegall
Cone Street
Silas Cosfins
West Third Street
Government by Injunction Striking Pressmen Banned
Judge Baker issued an injunction at Goshen Ind barring forty Conkey Printing pressmen in Hammond from picketing the plant and forbidding patrols gatherings or intimidation around the workplace or at the homes of new workers. Non union men walked out after a discharge and refusal of reinstatement as Chicago import pressmen were brought in. Violence coercion and home visits are prohibited.
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Ubase
Chicago
Baker
United States Circuit Court
Goshen
Ind
W. B. Conkey Printing Company
Hammond
Cleveland Crib No. 2 disaster verdict assigns shared responsibility
Coroner in Cleveland renders verdict on Crib No. 2 collapse that killed about a dozen people ten days earlier. City officials and sub contractors faulted for lax safety orders and failure to provide protections for workers. The old engineer also held partly responsible for unsafe conditions leading to the tragedy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bi‘mon
Becanes Ita
Nies
Deaths rise as yellow fever test continues in Havana
Havana reports the third death from yellow fever after a mosquito bite in the commission's experiments. Miss Clara Maas of New Jersey, a Las Animas nurse who wished to become immune, died seven days after being bitten. Three of six bitten have died. the others show severe symptoms.
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Havana
Clara Maas
New Jersey
Maas
Las Animas
Funeral of Judge Bailey Thomas Held at Athens
The body of Judge William Bailey Thomas was brought to Athens, Georgia, for a funeral held yesterday afternoon. He died at his daughter’s home in Clarksville, Tennessee, leaving his widow Mrs Helen Moore Thomas and three daughters. A noted Georgia and Alabama legal figure, he served as judge, railway official, and war captain in the Spanish American War. His passing drew wide sorrow among friends in Atlanta and across the region.
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Athens
Helen Moore Thomas
Thomas
Henry DeBardiaben
Clarksville
Tenn
DeBardiaben
Hodgson
Jones
Canton
Atlanta
Southern Freight Association
Sam Parrott
Alabama
Head
Southern Railway
Atlanta and Florida Railroad
Judge Thomas
Blue Ridge and Atlantic Railway
Tallulah Falls
Tallulah
Georgia
Volunteer Army
Cuba
Philippines
Helen Beverly Moore
Mobile
Governor Woodfin Dies at National Soldiers' Home in Hampton
P T Woodfin governor of the National Soldiers' Home at Hampton Virginia died this afternoon from Brights disease after a prolonged illness. Born April 26 1840 in Marblehead Massachusetts he was the first man mustered from the state in the Civil War and rose from private to colonel by war’s end. He later led the Tagus Maine branch before his 1873 appointment as home governor.
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P. T. Woodfin
National Soldiers
Bright
Mr. Woodfin
Marblehead
Mass
United States Service
Massachusetts
Tagus
Maine
National Soldiers’ Home
Schley Replies in Howison Interview Dispute
Acting Secretary Hackett received Admiral Schley's reply to the department's inquiry about an alleged Howison interview. Schley says he sought no challenge and that the court should decide, noting Parker's comments were made before the clipping's publication. Hackett acknowledges the letter and prepares witness lists for Schley's court of inquiry. English reaction favors Schley as Denew cites mixed sentiment and suggests American navy contempt if overplayed. Malaria causes biliousness via Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Washington
Hackett
Sehley
Department
Howison
Behley
Lemly
Court of Inquiry
Hawison
Parker
Sudgen
Schley
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Washington, D
F. W. Hackett
Winfield
A.gomen
Schley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
New York
Chauncey M. Denew
Europe
Schley-Sampson
Cardinal Gibbons Arrives In New York From Abroad
Cardinal Gibbons arrived with secretary Rev. W. A. Fletcher and other clergy, greeted by priests eager for his ring. He spoke of three audiences with the pope, noting the pontiff’s vigor, and said he found reception favorable in England Ireland and elsewhere. He declined to discuss American cardinal appointments or Philippines church questions. In Little Rock, William Lemon shot William Rexroad after an alleged insult to Lemon’s wife. Rexroad died and Lemon surrendered.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
W. A. Fletcher
Etruria
Thomas Health
Natchez
Miss
England
Ireland
Inderlh
Philippines
Little Rock
Ark
William J. Rexroad
Willliam Lemon
Rexroad
Lemon
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