Humbert Prisoner Arrival At Orleans Station Noted
Eva Humbert and family members, arrested in the great Paris safe raid, arrived at Orleans station at seven o clock amid restrained crowds. Police swiftly escorted the fugitives to a waiting carriage and to the prison with minimal disturbance as officials assured continued scrutiny and protection.
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Abert
Orleans
Paris
Humbert
Eva
Mme, Humbert
Marie
Frederick
Mme
D'Aurignac
M. W. Aurignac
Secretary of Police
Eva Humbert
Gustave Umpert
DeFreycinet
Mile
Eve
Randmother
Homaine d’Aurignac
Mme. Humbert
Mme Humbert
Dewey fleet reassembling at Culebra for maneuvers
Warships from three American Caribbean squadrons gather at Culebra for final maneuvers. The fleets will regroup under Admiral Dewey starting January 2 for tactical evolutions and fleet maneuvers, then split to return to stations in about two weeks. Rear Admiral oghian will stay with a division of the North Atlantic squadron in West Indian waters.
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Dewey
Culebra
Washington
Caribbean
West Indies
Oghian
North Atlantic
West Indian
Port Receipts Report Sets Top Prize in Contest
Secretary Hester reports 4,714,530 bales for the week ending December 26 with port receipts up 144,328 over last year and 328,714 over the year before. The Atlanta Constitution invites entries for a prize contest with top awards of 5000, 2000, and more, urging readers to submit estimates and subscriptions before December 31.
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Hester
Henry G. Hester
New Orleans
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, Ga
Too Many Wives He Left Behind Trial Next Month
Special report from Port Gibson states Eugene Skyles a noted bigamist and minister with eight deserted wives from Maine to California will face trial next month. He eloped with Miss Whetstone of Wilkin son and honeymooned before evidence tied him to bigamy. A Washington state deserted wife traced him to Jackson Mississippi and Orleans enror pursuit. Skyles is described as charming yet maniacal about matrimony. The defense tackled insanity but no change of venue is planned. He has been jailed since last August.
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Eugene Skyles
Port Gibson
Maine
California
Skytes
Christian Church
Miss Whetstone
Wilkin- Ye
Newte
Skiles
Virginia
Gerstead
Port Giba
Mont
Jal
Pearance
Two Russians Arrested in London for Letter of Credit
Two Russians Pinkevitz and Green, claiming naturalized American status, were arrested in London on charges of illegal possession of a letter of credit for $23 on the Continent. Their cards list M Greenbaum and the address “Girot Club, San Francisco.” About $17,876 of the credit remained undrawn.
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Trouple
London
Pinkevitz
Green
M Gresnome
M- Greenbaum
Giuret Club
San Francisco
May Lose Jobs for Bad Bonds In Sumter County
Americus Georgia December 29 Special Several newly elected Sumter county officers face a bond deadline tomorrow the comptroller general while the county commissioners withhold approval until bond issuers meet conditions tied to an existing county official's bond. The delay could trigger a vacancy and new elections by law officials await a tomorrow settlement.
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Americus
Sumter
DIES FROM SLIGHT BURNS Vivian Green, 4-Year-Old Girl
Vivian Green of Spartanburg dies from burns received Saturday while near a fire. She was 4, the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Green, well known Spartanburg citizens. The child had been eating an hour before death. only her face and hands were burned. The tragedy is reported from Spartanburg.
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Vivian Green
Spartanburg
A. Green
Water Works Change Hands in Brunswick
Brunswick Water Company passes to new owners as Light and Water Company transfers control to Mutual next Thursday. The former receiver Major W. Ss oversees the transfer, marking a pivotal business move for the Brunswick community.
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Brunswick Peny Brunswick
Et al
Pic and Water Company
Light and Water
Gans
Speant
Brunswick Light
the Mutual
Water Company
Brunsnew
Tb and Water Company
Faversham Weds Mrs Lorrain in Greenwich
William Faversham the English actor and Mrs Julia Lorrain an actress wed in Greenwich today officiated by Judge Barnes of the Greenwich borough court. A Paris earthquake report notes Bagneres-de-Luchon shaken without damage. British chronicles recall Simon Bolivar’s lasting impact on South American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faversham
France
Bagneres-de-Loucho
Annual report of the sanitation department details 1902 work
The annual sanitation department report shows tax and waste figures, garbage removal, sewer flushing, street cleaning, and animal removal for 1902, with comparisons to 1901. It lists payrolls, supplies, contracts, and equipment costs, noting authorized appropriations and the need for council finance review under Captain George M. Hope.
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Nion
Board of Health
Mittee
Council
Waderth
George M. Hope
America Buys English Coal Amid U S Shortage
London reports contracts for 200000 tons of coal from English Scottish and Welsh ports to eastern U S ports. Forty steamers chartered as purchases extend for weeks, linked to an unexpected hitch in U S coal strike arbitration. New England rail schedules likely to be curtailed, with factories suspending operations due to fuel famine.
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London
Liverpool
United States
New York
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Attempted murder of farmer Ridgen near Cecil Georgia
Wiley Ridgen a farmer living on the line of Lowndes and Berlin counties near Cecil Georgia was shot as he entered his home late Saturday night A shotgun wound to the stomach left him seriously wounded but expected to recover The assailant hid in a cane patch and had a clear shot as Ridgen carried a lighted lamp No name is yet given by the wounded man who suspects the assailant's identity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Lewis Lawrence
Ft. Worth
Mr. Ridgern
Valdosta
Wiley Ridgen
Lowndes
Berlin
Cecil
Colonel Mosby Stands Firm Against Cattle Barons
The article reports Colonel Mosby a special agent of the general land office pursuing thefts of public domain by cattle barons and town site Doomers in western Nebraska. He faces intercession by Nebraska senators who may urge restraint but he remains undeterred and public about alleged patience of higher officials toward alleged rascality. President Roosevelt may be involved behind the scenes, with possible disciplinary actions debated against Mosby for calling out rascality.
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Chicago
Carenicle
Ods OL
Colonel Soghy
Nebraska
Mosby
General Land Office
Colonel Mosby
United States
Roosevelt
Moaby
Euerbilla
Ty M
Fight Begins for Millions in Will Contest
Stratton Colorado December 73 funds fight over the Tate fortune valued between 10 060 080 and 12 000 000 moved to probate before Judge Orr in county court A continuance was set to 2 o clock so both sides can plan hearings for the son will begin Attorneys dispute the will’s validity claiming the multi millionaire was of unsound mind when drawn in August 1901 prominent Colorado lawyers participate in the case
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Colorado Springs
Stratton
Orr
Colorado
High Praise for Mr Buck In Japan Papers
Victoria BC December 29 reports strong praise for Colonel Buck from the Japan Times. The English language Tokio edition credits him as one of the best friends Japan ever had and a stellar figure in the American diplomatic service, noting his death as a loss to both nations.
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Papers of
Japan
Victoria
British Columbia
Vernacus
Dean American
Colonel Buck
The
Japan Times
Tokio
Train collision in Siam kills one injures another in California
In San Bernardino on December 23 the Santa Fe Overland train collided with a Frevaht locomotive at Siam. Conductor Sneieer C. Hayward was killed and fireman A. Arkins injured. L. Shackelford, fireman on the passenger locomotive, was bruised. Engineer Gray of the Overland escaped by jumping. No passengers were hurt.
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San Bernardino
Santa Be Overland
Siam
Sneieer C. Hayward
A. Arkins
L. Shackelford
Engineer Gray
Overland
Business Health as Key to Wealth and Longevity
The article argues that a top business figure who led the world’s largest meat packing firm always carried a physician, treating health as a core business asset. It extols Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets as a simple antiseptic remedy to prevent colds from becoming pneumonia or chronic throat issues, citing a Pittsburgh teacher who praises the product.
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Pittspurg
Stuart
Imoren Ainonget Room
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
The advertisement promotes Hall's Great Discovery, claimed to cure kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, seminal emissions, back weakness, and related issues for both men and women. It offers a two month treatment per bottle, with orders via mail from P O Box 629 St. Louis and includes testimonials from Dr BP Hall and a customer letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
BP. W. Hall
FP. O
Louis
Dothen
Ala
Texas
Gold Democrat or Lily White in Alabama Power Struggle
Montgomery December 29 Special report claims Warren Reese white district attorney may join straight Republicans for a patronage dispute. Alabama referees Scott Thompson and Aldrich reportedly back George F Moore a Montgomery gold Democrat. Moore recently met the president. The district attorney’s office says it feels secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Warren& Reese
Nty
Plac
Scott
Thompson
Aldrich
George F. Moor
Moore
New York and Alabama Company to Drill for Oil in Alabama
Huntsville Alabama December 2 The New York and Alabama Company expects to receive its drill outfit this week and will begin boring for oil within ten days. The company controls about 30000 acres of land and is better equipped with machinery than any other company operating in this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
New York and Alabama Company
Alabama Poultry Show Opens in Huntsville
The North Alabama Poultry and Pet Association annual exhibition starts in Huntsville, Alabama, December 29. A record number of entries is expected and the show banner appears poised to be the largest ever held in the city.
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Alabama Poultry Show
Huntsville
Ala
North Alabama Poultry and Pet 3 Association
Accidents Will He pen. A memory from March pain
A reader from St Paul Minn recalls a winter illness and the relief found after using Cheney's pectorant. The note credits the product with giving relief during a cold and expresses gratitude for the remedy.
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Cheney
Henry Mille
St. Paul, Minn
Rome Cotton Factory to Be Sold at Auction in Georgia
By order of a bankruptcy referee, the Rome Cotton Factory plant in Rome Georgia will be auctioned Tuesday in February. The auction includes a main brick building of 6,400 spindles, 112 rooms and typical factory machinery, plus twenty seven houses. Further details are with trustee John H. Reynolds.
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Rome
John H. Reynolds
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Eva Hlumbert
Dr. Miles
Evaranice
Sumter County
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Venezuela
London Chronicle
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Caracas
Daparissnt
Sanitary Department Hghes
Chi Hope
America
Enclish Doal
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MR. Buck
Eae
Halls
Lily White
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Jambar
Briands
Pemphlets
Sont &, Fougera & CO
Florida
Atlanta
Justine
Pullman
St. Augustine
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittscinnati
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
Atanta
St Augustine
Southern Railway
City Ticket Ofice
Kamballa
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