Woman animal trainer nurses fiancé after lion attack
At Hostock Arena in Ponce de Leon Mercndes La Monte a famed woman animal trainer nurses her fiancé Loula Roth who was savagely bitten by a lion while he performed. A makeshift hospital was set up in the arena as doctors treated his leg wound and the couple discussed marriage amidst the crisis.
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Sam Warnock
Uioran Roth
Miss Ja Monte
Louis
Fendi
Los l
Miss la Monte l
Laws
Roth
Atlas
Gredor
Tudor
Bella
Ion
Monta
Tarlor
Atlanta
Sheltering Arms
Robert Alston
Man of Many Aliases Sails from Queenstown
Walter Arthur Newian Silas Robert Lewis alias Chiles Willer, sought by Virginia for grand larceny and by New York for felonious assault, left Queenstown in custody aboard the Lusitania to be extradited. A separate incident in Augusta reports a man drugged and robbed of 78 dollars after a Thanksgiving night drink, with Fannie Taylor arrested for selling liquor without a license.
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Virginia
Tondon
Walter Arthur N Wian
Silas Robert Lewis
Chiles Willer
York
Augusta
Speflaki
Fannie Taylor
Dawes Speaks At Banquet On Financial Stringency
Charles Dawes of Chicago ex comptroller of the car ranch guest at St Louis Commercial Club donor event. He argued that monetary stringency stems from a disproportion between cash for debt redemptions and the debts themselves. He denied Roosevelt was responsible and rejected blaming any single group of speculators. He cited Wall Street as the source of the crisis. The talk framed the financial situation and its causes. The event occurred November 30 in St Louis.
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Louis My
Charles & Dawes
Chicago
Carrench
St Louis Commercial Club
Lasron
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Chartier Shorthand Victory Promises Proof Over NLA Systems
An article reports a proposed competition between Bagwell Business College and Chartier Shorthand to prove Chartier’s superiority. It details terms, judges, and aims to show Chartier can be mastered in half the time of Graham, with Chartier’s founder promoting the system as simpler and more practical than older methods.
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Bagwell
Colge
Col Uys
LW Arnold
Uss College
Th Business College
Arnold
Bagwells
Arnoll
Chirtier
Davi
Bagwell Business College
Bagwell Business Coihue
Jony Chariler
Ellis to Speak at St Philip's Cathedral This Afternoon
William T Ellis, Philadelphia newspaperman, will address a 430 PM audience at St Philip's Cathedral in Atlanta. The talk covers Orient missions and Protestant Episcopal work, drawn from his world tour and study of foreign missions amid limited funding. Dean Piso requested the appearance, and a large crowd is hoped for.
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William T. Ellis
ST. Philip's Cathedral
Wiliam T Ellis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
J Campbell White
Elila Ig
Jamestown Exposition closes after grand displays and finances
Norfolk reports Jamestown Exposition lights go out after April to November run. Admission total 280,000 with about 150,000 paid. President Tucker praises the project, its naval and military pageants, and the effort of Tidewater leaders who raised funds despite objections. He sees the event as a patriotic celebration tied to the nation’s birth and Virginia history.
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Norfolk
Lucker
Martin
Packer
Tucker
Commonwealth
Tootheng
States of the Union
Jamestown
Wen Wade
Tidewater
England
France
Germany
Austria
Holland
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Brazil
Chile
Republic
Japan
Preacher Files Suit For Fifty Thousand Dollars In Texas Feud
In Malvern Arkansas on November 30 a church feud heats up as Rev James Thomas sues W Hester a Texas banker for fifty thousand dollars claiming slander. Hester had charged Thomas with leading a Jekyll and Hyde life and with horse theft. Thomas denies the accusations and vows to let courts settle the matter. The case mirrors a larger battle within the Methodist church south with reinstatement of Rev J S Hawkins after a year’s suspension for remarks about Thomas. The clash involves multiple clergy and ongoing legal action is anticipated.
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Malvern Ark
J S Hawkins
James Thomas
W Hester
Texas
Uving At Devine
Thomas
Jekyl and Hyde
Methodist Church
South
Hester
Little Rock
Otto Brock
Dr Thomas
Hawkins
J . Hawkins
Rey Thomas
Hot Springs
Climax comes for New York says rail executive
James J Hul head for the Great Northern railroad system says New York has reached the climax of its commercial supremacy. He argues the city cannot sustain dominance as business seeks alternative outlets. He cites two possible western outlets: via Canada and the St Lawrence or down the Mississippi to New Orleans.
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New York
James J Hul
Great Northern
Northwest
Hill
Canada
St Lawrence
Mississippi River
New Orleana
Police Captain’s Son Robbed by Two Men Near Pulliam and Alicea
Paul Beavers, son of Captain Beavers, was robbed near his Pulliam Street home by two Black men who trailed him for blocks. They overpowered him at the gate and took about $6, a gold watch, and his bank book before escaping down Alice Street. The bank book was later found in a yard. Police, including Captain Beavers, arrived but found no trace of the assailants.
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Paul Beavers
Captain Beavers
Pulliam
Alicea Street
Alice Street
Beavers
Wse
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WW T Newman
Newman
Tate
Henley
Bears
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Graham, Gregg
Munson
Pitman
Chartier
Eddreas J
Pres
Peachtree St
Cates
President Tucker
Tidewater Railroad
Talladega
Ala
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Tailroad
Alex Bonnyman
Birmingham
Banker Heater
Minister
Cravenette Coats
Goodyear Clothing CO
Whitehall Street
Buster Brown
Floor
Ghina Sale
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McClure Ten-Cent Co
Whitehall St
Cor. Hunter
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