Disquieting tales of Servia murder and abdication plots
A metropolitan magazine correspondent reports on rumors of plots to dethrone or assassinate King Peter amid the 1903 Belgrade royal massacre that ended King Alexander and Queen Drage’s rule. The young king resisted constitutional limits, then was killed as guards overran the palace. Queen Drage perished in the violence.
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Peter
Alexwxxier
Drage
Metropolitan
Becvia
Alexander of
Servia
Europe
Belgrade
Alexendar
Aba
Women's Rights Speech Advocates Fellowship Beyond Class and Gender
Dathenis Gobmtdt, Cornell oriental languages professor, spoke to the Ethical Culture Society of Philadelphia urging equality across race language and class. He argued wages, political rights, and moral treatment should follow human fellowship, not authority, until society recognizes shared human interests.
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Dathenis Gobmtdt
Orientel
Cornell
Ethical Culture Society of
Philadelphia
Equal Wage and Juvenile Offender School Proposal
At the National Textile Workers of America meeting resolutions urged equal pay for equal work across textile lines and endorsed women suffrage. The text then surveys juvenile offender care, proposing a special ungraded industrial and agricultural home school under the board of trustees, remote from the city, to be run as part of the public school system and linked to the police court.
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National Textile Workers of America
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Federation of Labor
Erally
Jstate
Rebei
Board of Education
Yaman
Ito
Board of
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Reform school debate and the wearing of the green
The article argues against branding a facility as a reform or tru ant school preferring a term that fosters self-respect and character in youths. It notes the season’s emphasis on the wearing of the green with women favoring green accessories and gowns, including green feathers and velvet wraps as a midwinter trend.
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Emerrald
Parrott
Southern Cooking Continental Veal Loaf And More
Veal loaf uses four pounds veal or tender steak with cracker crumbs butter salt pepper thyme sage shredded onion and pepper formed into a loaf baked one hour with water. Beef heart is prepared as for chicken dressing, dredged in flour salted, cooked with water and tomato ketchup. Rabbit is boiled then simmered in milk with salt pepper butter and flour. Baked steak rolls in dressing with bacon and Worcestershire. Georgia Cracker Roast uses bacon, slices, water, potatoes, gravy and slow browning. Governor's Cup Coffee offered as mild pleasant drink. ask grocer.
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Georgia
Handkerchief Bonanza At Fort of Supply Prepares For Christmas
Fort of Supply reports strong stock levels and bold buying for Christmas as Army of Buyers presses, offering a wide range of handkerchiefs from Shamrock hemstitched to French embroidery. Prices span 10c to 12.50 with sets and special values like six for $1.00.
Bearer ticket demand spurs push for signtures reform
Chicago December 17. National Ticket Brokers Association executive committee pressed for tickets issued to bearer with no purchaser signature. Citing a recent U S supreme court ruling upholding signatures, Detroit's F L Lindberg urged legislation removing signature requirement. He argued bearer tickets should be legal like cash, usable without restrictions. Talbotton Masons elect Olive lodge officers for the next year during December meeting. Worshipful Master William C DeLoache leads, with W H Brannon senior warden and J H Wilkerson junior warden among new appointees. luncheon served after.
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Chicago
National Ticket Brokers’ Association
United States Supreme Court
F. L. Lindberg
Detroit
Talbotton Masons
Talbotton
Olivelodge
A. M
Rnamed
Wiliam C. DeLoache
Warrdea
W. H. Brannon
F. Wilkerson
L. P. Freeman
W. C. Jameson
Tyler
Femen
Immigrant importer Santis arrested in Mobile
Special Officer A. A. Seraphic seized Konstantine Santis on a warrant in Mobile on December 17 for attempting to land foreigners unlawfully. Government attached 14000 in a local bank to aid conviction. Investigations show Santis ran bootblack stands in New Orleans Pensacola and Mobile employing aliens paid 380 per year.
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Santis
Moblie
Ala
A. A. Seraphic
United States
Cerecai Pete
Q Istantine Santis
Bootblack
New Orlany
Pensacola
Mobile
Cran Preparations Reported Cold and Oat Arrhythmia
A garbled note mentions cold symptoms and oatarrh with unclear medical terms. No identifiable individuals or organizations are present to anchor a precise report. Further readable text is needed to craft a proper summary with named entities and locations.
Chisholm Testifies in Govern Against Sims Case
Alex R. Chisholm, a former teller at First National Bank of Birmingham now imprisoned for embezzling nearly one hundred thousand dollars, testified today in the government’s case against W. J. Sims, former manager of the cotton warehouse linked to the bank’s schemes. He described transactions with the cotton warehouse and details of the bank looting in his Cotton Warehouse speculation.
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Sime
Birmingham
Ala
Alex R. Chisholm
First National Bank of Birmingham
Atlanta, Penitentiary
W. J. Sims
Cotton! Lwarehouse
Chisholm
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