Senate debates murder claim tied to Father Augustin case
The Senate discussed amendments to a military appropriations bill as debate over Father Augustin's death intensified. Senator Berry pressed murder claims linked to Captain Brownell while others defended him. House actions included renewals on Alaska fur seal negotiations and a $1260000 agriculture building project, with retirements of officers and an adjournment until tomorrow.
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Hington
Senate
Alabama
Terry
Hale
Corretl
Vermont
Ceprin Brownef
Augustin
Phillaothes
Tain Brownell
Barry
Fatty
Augusti
Arkansas
Captain Brownell
Bory
Proctor
Cantala Brean
Proater
Bacon
Tim Anc
Bard
Quaries
Lone
House
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Pribylof Islands
Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
W C Merriam
Labor Surges in Bolivar County for Spring Planting
In Bolivar county Senator E Ho Moore reports planters have secured ample labor for spring work. He notes a large cotton crop in the delta, preparations underway for melting, and the unusual sight of plowers and cotton picking in the same field. Much new land cleared in Bolivar during winter.
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Bolivar Jackson
E Ho Moore
Bolivar County
Benator Moore
Thira
Holivar County
Mind Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health Claim
A testimonial claims Dr Miles Nervine cured nervous exhaustion after severe farm work and a career change. The speaker, Rev W J Sixcereros of Duluth Georgia, used nine bottles over seven years and reports permanent improvement. The ad invites readers to buy Miles Remedies via Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Wiles
Myles
Sam Gled
WU Sixcreros
Duluth
Miles
Dr Miles Medical Co
Elichart
Ind
Addicks Man Turned Down in Delaware Nomination
Washington February 2 The senate committee on judiciary agreed to recommend rejecting the nomination of William M Byrne for United States district attorney of Delaware After debate and a delay to let the president withdraw the nomination Byrne belongs to the Addicks faction in Delaware He was formerly district attorney but resigned to run for congress Flo was defeated and reappointed to his former position The vote against reporting the nomination stood 7 to 1 The president also sent nominations for Army Promotions Postmaster and various state appointments including James B Quinn Edward Burr Norvell I Scobey William Millean William Parker George Reilly and others
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Washington
vThe
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Willia M Bryne
United States District Attorney
Delaware
Byrne
Addicks
Attoney
Con 3Tent
Union
New Rules To Be Adopted By New York Clearing House
The clearing house committee will urge the full association to approve a plan limiting trust company reserves. It calls for a 5 percent reserve with staged increases until a 10 percent target is reached, a cap equal to two thirds of the state mandated reserve for trust firms.
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New York Clearing House
New York
Clearing House Committee
First Donation To Jefferson Memorial Sent To Dewey
A Denver telegram dated February 2 reports the Colorado Society Daughters of the Revolution sending a one dollar donation to Admiral George Dewey for the proposed Thomas Jefferson memorial. The message notes the subscription follows an appeal in the morning papers. Regent Nettie Caspar signs the telegram on behalf of the society.
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Dewey
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Admral Dewey
Denver
Colorado
Admiral George Dewey
Thomas Tefferson Memorial Association
Colorado Society Daughters of the Revolution
Mysterious Circumstance and Healthy Glow Prompt a Question
An antiquated ad copy touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a tonic to balance pale sallow skin with a rosy healthy flush. It claims gentle stimulation of lazy organs to improve digestion and relieve constipation, urging readers to try them at druggists.
January record shows no lynching in Mississippi reports
Mississippi crime ledger notes no lynching in January with minor white cap protests and no fatalities. The state records seventeen killings and murders, including hangings in self defense and premeditated cases, and arrests with habeas corpus actions and bail refusals shape the month’s crime profile.
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Missisippi
Jackson Migs
Vssissippi
Negro Equality Urgency In Forest House Invasion
A Black man entered the Cay ton Fairchild residence during heat of morning while men were away in Forest four days ago. He sat in the living room and asserted he was waiting for Captain Fairchild. Women fled in alarm as he refused to leave. Neighbors gathered and some urged lynching until Sheriff Mize intervened and halted the mob before any harm occurred.
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Oretr
Sie
Creew
Supreme Court
Attala County
Amite County
Jackson
Roosvelts
Forest
Cayton
Fairchild
Captain Fairchild
Factions Clash in Jackson City Hall Amid Mayor Hemingways Probe
Jackson council convenes to renew hostilities between contending factions over charges by the Illinois county grand jury accusing Mayor Hemingways administration. Opponents weigh pursing Tul investigation of alleged city account irregularities or impeachment moves against the mayor and police chief.
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Jackson
Hemingways
Yiinois County Grand Jury
Pokes
Kodol Digest What You Eat Promises Fast Digestion Aid
An advertisement proclaims Kodol as the only digestant that digests all foods and restores digestion. It claims Kadol cleanses stomachs, cures indigestion and dyspepsia, and converts foods into usable nutriment. Bottles are sold by E O DeWitt & Co of Chicago with a regular size priced at 50 cents.
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EO Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Ill
Impoener
Baraise
Dawvol Sledicive CO
San Francisco
Cal
Delamater & Todd
Atlanta
Athens Presses for Peabody College in Georgia Contention
Athens educators and the chamber of commerce rally around establishing a new Peabody College in the south within a year. The $9 000 yearly income from the Peabody education fund would support the venture. A statewide plan links the college with the State Normal and University of Georgia interests as Athens braces for a southern educational battleground involving Georgia and Tennessee.
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Athens
Peabody Teichery
Perbady Education
Athans Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Education
Nisville
Tenn
Georga
Tennessee
Courteimaka
University of Georgia
Athena
New Towers College
Giorgit Athens
Georgia
Cate
Jekyl Island Now Crowded by Visitors in Winter Romance
The Bronswick area report details a surge of visitors to Jekyll Island, noting wealthy residents and celebrities, winter gatherings, and social events. It mentions President Roosevelts possible winter visit and the island’s growing popularity among prominent figures in a period piece narrative.
Alabama Coal Output Sets New State Record
Alabama reports a record coal production year with mines increasing output sharply. Inspectors note higher vein yields and a substantial rise from the previous period, marking the strongest province performance to date.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Txery
Vabarey
Four Drowned In Wild Box Car Accident
A box car on the Vicksburg Southern and Pacific incline derailed and plunged into the Mississippi at night. Four men drowned including relatives of local families. Authorities will investigate. the car contained mules chickens and a cat.
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Wicksbur
Coleman Letd
Olle Min
Sherperatiry
Tou
Vicksburg
Franchises Now in Demand for Brunswick Streetcar Privileges
A Brunswick council gathering saw a surge of local business leaders pushing for a streetcar franchise. Petitions referenced a public benefit plan and a paid bonus to accelerate construction, with discussion shifting to committee for next regular meeting.
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Brunswick Brunsewak
Sneelal
Gounell
Petithon
Solana
Ksk
Brunswik
Trains Collide in Dense Fog Near Chicago Killing and Wounding
In dense fog a rear end collision on the Philadelphia and Dre rail line near St Mars hill caused one death and multiple injuries. Fireman Ang and Lagueur James Collings were fatally struck. several stock cars burned as wreckage ignited after the crash.
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Chicago
Tsao
Woidamspurt
Philadelphia and
Dre
St Mars S Hill
Ang
James Collings
Patton
Kentucky couple shot during robbery in Maysville area
In Fleming county Kentucky a masked trio bound and robbed elderly couple Mr and Mrs Ferrow, taking a purse with $8 and demanding more money. They bound the husband and wife and shot Mr Ferrow, whose wound is reported fatal, as the attackers fled with little else. The crime unfolded in Mount Carmel area near Berrow's property.
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Maysville
John Berrow
Ferraw
GANNON Fined $250 After Guilty Verdict Adjudged
A garbled report states New Lurk 2 eas Hor.e Captin Jomsini wt Was found guilty by a local court. The Recorder Go reportedly announced the verdict and referenced penalties. Garam cursed the Judge as a rapport of the event circulated through newspaper reporters.
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Garam
Mystery Navy Trial Terms Mentioned in Court
Fragmentary notes indicate Secretary Long improving in a naval case with jurors set to hear a trial of Wolf. References to a Wednesday appearance, New York matter, and a mirror image of events hint at a pending judicial proceeding.
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Navy
da Ud
Santry
Tnal
Young
New York
Juste Herrék
Supreme Court
Sane
Ansler
Wolf
Hesper Vangac i
Mre
Ana Poliiger
Seven Maimed In An Elevator In Troy Building
A broken elevator cable in the Jus Cres well building at 125 Black Street injured seven people today. Among the injured are Muss Sophie Klos with a back sprain, Miss Annie Barbiera with a back sprain, Marie Fridman with a back wrench, Nellie Mullins with a thigh fracture, Miss Floren Callins with an ankle fracture, Charles Purchase with a back wrench, and Charles Dunst with an ankle fracture. Most victims worked on the fourth floor of the building. the elevator reportedly rose three stories before failing.
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Taner Cole
Troy Inonary
The Test of Merit and Hawkes Spectacles Advertised
Fragmentary ad copy discusses merit and intelligence with a recurring claim about Hawkes spectacles and esc glasses as favorites for years. Mentions a Whitehall ut and a viaduct in broken text with unclear context.
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Hawkes
Veterinary Surgeon Claims $100000 Due Him
New York February 2 Frankinn Rooerg a veterinary surgeon alleges he served estate executor Robert Bouer for 23 years without pay. He says Bonner promised $100000 or a similar sum in horse proceeds, and that amount remains unpaid.
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New York
Frankinn Rooerg
Eiting
Robert Bouer
Hareeman
Roeberg
Bonners
Ministers Call Louisville Citizens to Action Against Lawlessness
A February city note from the Louisville Ministerial Association urges ministers to preach and mobilize congregations to curb lawlessness. It cites recent marches as evidence of weak police rules and calls for residents to assist in enforcing the law.
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Omsville Lowevile
Rey Mingle Smith
Lousville
Tada
Citzens
Louisville
Louis
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