Many Lives Led by Kesselring
Louisville Ky November 30. A member of one of the oldest Swiss families Emile G Kesselring died at an infirmary in this city He was known as Count Kesselring and served as an army officer in Europe and a Swiss banking official Before moving to Louisville he held aristocratic circles and later worked as a window washer at the Galt House where his abilities soon earned him promotion to chief clerk His relatives live in Berne where the family held a leading role in Swiss affairs
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Commission hears conflict over General Wood testimony
A legislative committee on the Wood matter heard witnesses discuss whether General Wood could be trusted to speak without personal interest. Rubens refused to accept Wood contentions. Major Rathbone questioned hearsay rules while Banatar Proctor urged smoother proceedings. The committee adjourned until Thursday.
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Banquet Honors McCarren in Brooklyn
Senator Patrick Henry McCarren was guest of honor at a Brooklyn Hotel St George banquet by Democratic leaders celebrating his rise to Kings County party leadership. More than 900 attended as a letter from former President Grover Cleveland expressed regret at not participating.
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Brooklyn
Democratc Assembly
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Grover Cleveland
Plans for rebuilding science hall at Georgia after fire
Athens dispatch reports the University of Georgia board of trustees approved a 25,000 dollar appropriation to rebuild science hall damaged by fire. The loss nears 50,000 including lab equipment. Beginning funds of 2,000 will start two-story construction with 5,000 for partial lab equipment. The state may fund another biology building with 25,000. The chancellor and trustees named Melkim Hutchins Hamilton Simmons will lead the project and operations begin by spring with classes in other rooms meanwhile.
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Panama recognition echoed in Central American press
Across Salvadoran papers protest against U S policy in Panama persists with The Dierlo in San Salvador as the sole paper editorializing for the United States. Germany grants formal recognition to Panama stating allegiance to treaties and Panama sovereignty, sending a note via Baron von Dembusche-Hadden-Hauaen.
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Colombia
Prominent Alabama planter dies at home in Dadeville
Hon Robert T Parker longtime tax collector for Tallapoosa County dies at relative's home after illness aged 68 He leaves a large family and many friends in state and national politics J P Plunkett of Columbus Ga notes another death Frank B Gibson of Gibson NC dies at 68 after long illness in city hospital He leaves a wife and six children at burial tomorrow George W Vaughn Monrovia Alabama dies of pneumonia age 78 in Madison County survived by wife and seven children rich farmer and businessman legacy in Mount Zion Church parish
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Aity Hospital
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Gignon
George W. Vaughn
Monrovia
Huntsville
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Monrovie
Mount Zion Hatchinoh
Light Vote MaconIans Look For No Opposition
Macon Ga November 30 special report on a Democratic primary to nominate two candidates for mayor and aldermen with four voting booths in the city. Mayor Smith runs essentially unopposed. the article praises his administration and the city’s government. Precinct locations, booth managers, and clerks are listed for all wards. Registration closed three weeks ago with about 1,60? voters.
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DeWitt McCrary
D. W. Beeland
G L. Reeves
C. BH. Brunner
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L. W. Hol Uigsworth
J. W. Knowles
H. T. Heath
Oscar L -Harris
Joe Campbell
Third Ward
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A. C. Palmer
Ed O'Connell
Joe L. Gerding
4. R. Brown
Fourth Ward
Cotton Avenue
William Abel
Charles H. Hall, Jr
John Harts
James Green
J. F. Means
Sroith
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T the Board
Bo Lax
Damour
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Yethring
India
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Tamour
Roya
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Jord Ssaeesie
Massess
Auchenstul
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Mikce Rédmond
Ben L. Jones
John Tnight
John T. Knight
Scott's Emulsion Standout Among Cod Liver Oil Brands
The ad claims two types of cod liver oil emulsions exist, praising Scott's Emulsion as superior due to pure ingredients and consistent quality. It contrasts it with scarce high priced oil and cheaper substitutes seal oil and others, offering a free sample and questioning guarantees of competitors.
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Macon Ward Races Stir Friction in City Hall
In Macon Georgia a heated mayoral contest and ward races unfold as incumbents face challengers Damour and Griggs for first ward seats. Voters in second and third wards weigh reelection bids for Wilder and Masses as officials prepare to finalize returns. Knight funeral and Dr. Ainsworth’s return add regional civic notes.
Mrs Vanderbilt Falls at Theater in Newport
Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt suffered a severe fall after missing a step while leaving a theater box in Newport. She was carried from the theater in a fainting condition as observers awaited word on her condition.
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R. Ij
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Landvoigt Challenge to Raview in Nepotism Case
Washington reports Landvoigt former registry superintendent denies nepotism allegations in a Bristow inquiry diary style account. He asserts his son’s involvement was not improper and disputes timing and oversight of the postal unit.
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Washington
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Briptow
Bristow
Four Youthful Bandits Face Trial After Train Robbery
Chicago reports on Peter Neidermeier Harvey Van Dein Gustave Marx and Josef Roeski, four young bandits who plotted a daring escape at Liberty Street station, confessed in part to police, and faced murder and robbery charges. Marx pleaded guilty. others claimed not guilty as they were moved to county jail for trial.
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Roeskl
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Sir Henry in Washington Arrives as New British Ambassador
Sir Henry Mortimer Dirand arrives in Washington at 4 30 pm to assume duties as Britain’s ambassador. He is met at Union Station by embassy staff who welcome him and present early courtesy greetings.
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Durbin Heads to Swamp on Hunting Trip in Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Georgia November 30 Gov Durbin arrives by private Pullman car with party including B T Mur dock and William Cook. He declines political talk, aims to hunt deer and turkeys, praises Fitzgeralds climate and hospitality, and suggests a possible longer stay if luck allows.
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Latquette
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Rea Bluff
Ocmulgee River
J. H. Polhill
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Tam
Mitzgerald
Indianett
Herne
Georgia
Bribery Probe in Nebraska Post Office Appointments
Federal grand jury resumes probe into alleged postmaster appointments in Alma Harlan Arapahoe Orleans and Orford Nebraska Eliott Lows a former legislator is among witnesses cited as details of Alma appointment in exchange for votes emerge The jury aims to conclude its inquiry after a period of testimony
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Nebr
Federal Grand Jury
Nebraska
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Harlan
County
Arapahoe
Orleans
Orford
Nabr
Eliott Lows
Tme
Trading Stamp Case Prompts Injunction Hearing in Columbus
Fragmentary OCR shows Columbus Ohio area hearing on restraining order against the Trading Stamp Company. The Schieasler and Bao Hive are mentioned in relation to stamp distribution and a contract dispute. Details are unclear due to garbled text and possible misspellings.
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Schaesshe
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Bao Hive
Schuessler
Will Ke
Sophomores Kidnap Plot At Columbia Freshmen Dinner
Reported incident at Columbia University in New York during a November dinner as sophomores allegedly seized freshmen and held them in rooms and cellars of a hotel. Police were summoned but a portion of 250 attendees escaped or were hidden, while several were detained in rooms and cellars, with some disguising themselves or fleeing through a coal hole. Delta Kappa Club members attempted escape, and authorities escorted many to safety as the event unfolded.
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New York
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Delta Kappa Club
Samuel's
Velara Ol, Company
Well
Untitled Athens Superior Court Report Fragment
In Athens Georgia the November term of the superior court heard a case with a notable delay and a significant seated outcome, reflecting a substantial early decision. Details are sparse but indicate a pivotal procedural stage.
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Athens
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