Actress Clara Bloodgood Dies By Own Action In Baltimore
Noted actress Clara Bloodgood commits suicide in Baltimore hotel room after matinee as audience waited. She was found nude with a 32 caliber revolver and a note to her husband. Police deem the death self-inflicted. colleagues cite nervous prostration and recent work strain. Bloodgood, born in New York, had married three times and recently starred in Truth at the Academy of Music before the fatal act.
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New York
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J W Havemeyer
John Bloodgood, Jr
Atlanta
Soldiers sent to awe miners by Roosevelt Nevada
Soldiers are dispatched to Nevada at the direction of President Roosevelt to reassure and support workers at mining sites. The move follows tensions between miners and management, with officials citing stability and safety as priorities. Local authorities coordinate guard details and monitoring of labor actions.
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Miners Seek Federal Help as Nevada Tensions Rise
Washington ordered General Funston to send regular troops to Goldfield Nevada to protect mines and property amid a union stronghold. Governor Sparks said troops would depart from San Francisco, placing Goldfield under martial law and complicating Tonopah mine owners plans.
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Holiday Rush in Atlanta Retail District Amid Busy Shops
The Atlanta shopping district on Whitehall Street buzzes with Christmas buying as crowds fill stores and streets. Merchants report abundant stock being rapidly depleted while early purchasing keeps prosperity in sight, with few signs of hard times.
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Witness in Calhoun bribery trial delayed for Gallagher return
San Francisco December 5 Patrick Calhoun of United Railways faces a bribery charge over an overhead trolley franchise. Prosecutors seek missing former Supervisor James L Gallagher, key witness who allegedly received and distributed graft funds from Ruef to the board.
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Board of Supervisors
James L Gallagher
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Heney
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Ruet
Shot Out Electric Lights at Smith Premier Office
William Wilson, a traveling salesman for the Smith Premier Typewriter Company, entered the Candler building intoxicated and fired a pistol, shattering incandescent bulbs and sending employees into a panic. Police officers arrested Wilson, who was held for prosecution and detention.
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Woman Shot Through Window in Mountain Hamlet Tragedy
In Hancock county near Lather Tennessee on December 5 Ruth Mills was assassinated by an unknown shooter who fired a shotgun through a window while she cleared supper dishes. The weapon’s full contents struck near the heart. No motive or assailant is known. Mills had married Noah Mis, whose first wife died in a fatal accident shortly before.
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Waterways funding debate moves toward massive bonds
A Memphis Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterways Association delegation urged Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon to back a $50,000,000 annual waterways appropriation for harbors and canals from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Cannon warned against large bond issues, urging practical, phased work and noting current deficits and surpluses.
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Flagship Connecticut Heads Pacific Fleet Sail Set
Rear Admiral Evans flagship Connecticut sailed from New York for Hampton Roads to lead the battleship fleet to the Pacific. The Rhode Island, Kearsarge, Georgia, and Illinois followed or prepared to sail, with the Maine and Kansas bound for the voyage. Ammunition and supplies were loaded, and all ships proceeded toward Hampton Roads.
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Royal couple seasick aboard Renown in heavy channel gale
The King and Queen of Spain and their infant Prince of Asturias traveled aboard the British battleship Renown. Forced to dock at Brest due to a heavy gale, the royal party planned to proceed to San Sebastian overland after a stopover in Bordeaux where the king would be examined for a throat operation. The voyage followed a royal visit to King Edward and Queen Alexandra, with the Renown tossing heavily in the channel and the royal couple seasick.
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Steele Loses Temper Fires at State Labor Leaders
An Everett man, John A Steele, on parole from Danvers insane asylum, shot three labor leaders in the Massachusetts state house anteroom. Edward Cohen of Lynn, president of the state AFL, was fatally wounded. Dennis D Driscoll of Boston, secretary of the same board, seriously wounded. Arthur M Huddel of Boston, former Central Labor Union president, injured. Governor Guild helped subdue the shooter as the trio met a pardon delegation from Rhode Island. The incident occurred near 3 pm in the executive chamber.
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Arthur M Hudde
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Weather forecast for Georgia on Friday and Saturday
Washington December 5 forecast shows Georgia fair and warmer Friday and Saturday with light variable winds. J R Marbury Station Director.
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