Separated for 35 years remarried in Birmingham
Major Charles Wheelock, Birmingham citizen, and Mrs Elle Wheelock, long resident in California, reunited in marriage in Birmingham after 35 years apart. Their first wedding occurred in Las Vegas, Mexico, over fifty years ago, producing four children. The couple had been separated since Wheelock moved to Birmingham and his wife to California. The remarriage, urged by their children, drew wide local interest.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles Wheelock
Elle Wheelock
California
Wheelock
Las Vegas
Mexico
Wheelack
Maney Sentenced To Jail And Forced Native Marriage
Mort Herens February 1 reports Thomas Maney Dormer South 4 convicted on bigamy and DUI, sentenced to six months in jail and to marry an Indian woman as a condition. Mary Ja Brocka, a Blackfoot woman, obtained a legal separation for herself, and a second marriage was declared valid after a judge’s order. A justice of the peace performed the marriage uniting Maney and Ina Come Maney Ritts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herens
Mort
Thomas Maney
Dormer South
Todmer
Mary
Baates
Mary Ja Brocka
Hint
United States
King Edward Hosts Berlin Visit With City Honoring Toast
Berlin witnesses a royal reception as King Edward, in Prussian general uniform, visits the city hall. Mayor Kirschner presents a golden cup to toast with rare wine, followed by a luncheon in the reception hall. Queen Alexandra attends along with Chancellor von Buelow, Foreign Secretary von Schoon, and foreign ambassadors including David Jayne Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Edward
Kirschner
Mere Kirschner
Chancelier
von Buelow
von Scho
Ten Thousand for an Eye in City Court Suit
James W. Shue of Macon sues the Central railway company for $10,000 in city court claiming an eye injury at the shops. He alleges a case hardened belt splintered and caused the harm while performing his duties.
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Macon
James W. Shue
Mach
The
Central Railway
Go Elatma
Warren Mosely
James Fleming
Augusta
Spanked Roosevelt in Boyhood Days Told by German Lad
Ernest Mint wits, once a Windsor sugar factory chemist, recalls being the only man in Colorado to spank Theodore Roosevelt when Roosevelt was a boy of about 14. Roosevelt, sent to Dresden for German training, tried boxing and upset a German boy who then spanked him back, a memory Minckwitz says resurfaced during a White House visit years ago.
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Greely
Ernest Mint Wits
Windsor
Colorado
Theodora Roosevelt
Bey Heenge
Roosevelt
Minckwits
Dresden
Germany
America
Minckwitz
White House
Roumevelt
Tainted Money Used by the Republicans Speech
Pensacola, Florida February 19. Willam Jennings Bryan spoke last night condemning Republican tariff policy and campaign fundraising. He argued that contributions to the national fund were punished yet not tainted, while the congressional fund remained unpublishable and the tariff could not be supported by the present congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Congressional Fund
Pensacola
Mia
Willam Jennings Bryatn
Congress
Republicana
Navy appropriation bill seeks 136,825,199 funding and reforms
The senate committee reported a navy appropriations bill of 136,825,199 with 1.088 million more than house passage, preserving two 28,000 ton battleships while pushing for a Navy reorganization commission. It calls for a three-senator, three-representative, three rear admiral panel plus civilians, and includes base site studies, civilian clothing for discharged prisoners, and expanded dental corps. It also adds specific increases for the Mare Island yard and Puget Sound repair shops and contemplates acquisition of Jamestown grounds for training.
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Washington
Hate
Senate
House
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Unty Department
Uet
Hobby
Evans
Secretary
Navy
Congress
Navy Yard
California Atote
Alsl
Naval Prisons
Mere Island Navy Yard
Channel
Puget Aound
Bremerton Navy Yard
Jamestown
Norfolk
House Committee On Naval ‘Affairs
Charteston
Violet Brierly’s Fatal Leap at Mining Exchange Scene
Miss Violet Brierly aged 28 leaped from a sixth floor window of the Mining Exchange building in Denver. She landed among startled spectators on Sixteen Street and was found unconscious. A note instructed communication with a civil engineer in case of emergency as investigators probe her attempted destruction.
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Denver
Lolo
Violet Brierly
Mer Crann
Dickinson Named as Secretary of War Hopeful in Taft Cabinet
Washington reports strong authority that Jacob Mic Gavock Dickinson, Tennessee Democrat and longtime railroad lawyer for Illinois Central, will be offered the post of Secretary of War in President Taft's cabinet. Dickinson, a Confederate veteran born in Mississippi, has held prominent legal roles including president of the American Bar Association and assistant attorney general. His selection is linked to his Alaska boundary tribunal work and fealty to southern interests, despite railroad ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Corrigan
Washington
Jacob MicGavock Dickinson
Taft Mrr
Dickinney
Dinets Central Refiroad
Ameren Bar Association
Alton B Parker
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Umoly Central
Taft
Dickinson
Sinois Central
Fish
Harriman
United States
Jord
England
Bacon Alverston
Dickionon
Missinnippi
Bota
Columbus
Dickinagn
Wright
Presen
George von L Meyer
Aroulware
Wison
Flour Slogan Sparks Cold War Echoes
A playful ad line echoes a 1950s flavor war pledge as bakers urge customers to seek pure flour with a homespun cheer. The slogan touts wholesomeness and a sense of friendly competition among brands while inviting shoppers to choose a trusted staple.
Atlanta Architects Endorse Art Council Plan
At an Atlanta chapter meeting of the American Institute of Architects members endorsed President Roosevelts council of fine arts. Delegates named architects sculptors and painters supporting the plan to require heads of executive departments and bureaus to submit public building plans to the council before action. Georgia congressmen backed the Wertwode bill to grant the council a permanent status and funding.
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Atlanta
American Institute of Architects
Washington
Roosevelt
Council of Fine Arts
Colionita
Reeded
Roosegat
Tolows Architects
Cass Gilbert
C Grant Latarge
Walter Cook
Wiliam A Boring
BP Trowbridge
Joh @ Howard
Gillan Brown
Thomas R Kimball
John
Mauran
I Burnham
H M Donaldson
George B Post
Arnott Wo Brunner
Robert O ' Paabody
Chares F McKim
Willem Banes
James Ryet
Marebe
Abram — Garfield
Frank Mitea Day
William B. Mundie
Howard Walker
John LaFargs
FOD Billet
THL
Bashfield
Honyom Cox
Daniel
French
Herbert Adena
Hoom MacNeil
Kteitter
Landwape
Wrederick Law
Georgia Diocese Holds 87th Annual Convention
Ravenneh Ga February 19 special ill health Bishop Reese Rev Chariga H Strova to preside at most meetings of the eighty seventh annual convention begun in Qencestowa this morning. Secretary Samuel F French Waynrted and Rev H L Durram Bavanneh named assistants. The convention sermon was preached by Rev S B Carpenter Augusta. Luncheon served at Bannons Lodge Thunderbdpit for delegates.
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Ravenneh
Gea
F. F Reese
Chariga H Strova
Feese
Diocess
Georgia
Qencestowa
Hay
Samuel F French
Waynrted
H L. Durram
Bavanneh
B. Carpenter
Augusta
Bannonr's Lodge
Thunderbdpit
Christchurch
Pinch
Branpis Alen Brown
Freter
Rainey Joins Ananias Club Over Panama Speech
Representative Rainey of Illinois jokes about being elected to the Ananias Club for criticizing the Roosevelt administration over the Panama Canal purchase. He says membership requires courage to publish unflattering facts about the current administration, noting many prominent citizens already belong.
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Rainey
Ananias Club
Rocecevelt
Washington
Tiinois
Panama Canal Purchase
State Department
Benama
Anantas
Bacon
Hainey
Ubaldis
Panama
Roosevelt
United States
Anenias Club
Marenna
General Assembly
Panema
Ananian Club
Overdla
Anantas Clu
Senate investigates charge of lobbying in Texas legislature
The Texas Senate formed a committee of the whole to review claims that lob dyams and corporate lobbying efforts sought to defeat legislation. The body noted numerous efforts to intimidate senators and ordered a broad investigation into the matter amid a flood of petitions and public sentiment.
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Hex
Mebrumry
Senate
Texas
Bascom Thomas
Counites
Tere Ia Soma Foundation
Postoffice Robbed in Boller Tenn. gate blown open
February 10 report from Nashville states the Boller Tennessee postoffice was entered last night with the gate blown. Authorities say several hundred dollars in money and stamps were taken. A second item notes a shooting at the Royal hotel where a bellboy, Alton Frazer, a negro, was fired at midnight by traveling man Keebm from St Louis. Frazer survived. Keebmnie’s hearing is set for tomorrow.
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Postoffice
Nashville
Tenn
Boller Tenn
Opalka Ata
H Keehm
St Louis
Alton Frazer
Royal Hotel
Dlaima i
Keebmnie
Are Your Kidneys Weak Nature Warns of Health Warnings
A vintage advertisement warns of kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer's SwampRoot as a remedy. It claims kidney issues cause fatigue, backache, and other symptoms, urges readers to try a sample bottle and buy full bottles, with an offer to mail a free book and sample.
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Bright
Kitmer
Phiglelan
Mall
Kilmer & Co
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Bloody riots mark campaign in Mexico
Roving mobs clash with security after Morelos unrest. Police arrest Patrice Leyva supporters for sedition as crowds chant Viva Leyva. Sheriff defies a lynch mob attempting to seize a Black prisoner aboard a train. two suspects held in Sumner County jail amid tense confrontation.
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Mexico
MacVeagh May Be in Cabinet for Taft
Chicago rumor: Franklin MacVeagh of this city likely to be presented as Secretary of the Treasury as George M. Reynolds withdraws. MacVeagh, a prominent merchant and brother of Wayne MacVeagh of Pennsylvania, has shown active interest in politics.
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MacVeagh
Chicago
Bebruery
George M Pes
Nolds
United States
Frantlin Macveagh
Taft
MacVeash
Wayne MacVeagh
Court Killing in Calcutta Shocks City Officials
In Calcutta on February 10, Ashutoah Biswae a prosecutor was shot dead in a court at Alipor a suburb. Two Bengali youths involved in the anarchist conspiracy case were the alleged perpetrators. a revival of assassination chatter follows. One suspect was arrested and charged.
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Calcutta
Ashutoah Biswae
Pulse
Alipor
Officis
No Choice in Wisconsin Senate Ballot Deadlock
In Madison on September 10 the ninth ballot for United States senator in the Wisconsin legislature failed to produce a winner as chair Renater Stephenson reported no clear victor and votes remained deadlocked with no choice emerging.
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Wisconsin
Madison
United States
Renater Stephenson
Liquor Bill Voted Down in Washington
The House committee on alcohol and liquor traffic today rejected Bennett Mill measure to create a commission. It would have studied liquor trade in the country and advised Congress on necessary taxation. The committee voted against the bill.
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Washington
House
Bennett Mill
Congress
The One Remedy Sold by Drugists for Women's Weaknesses
A brief ad describes The One Remedy offered for forty years by druggists. It claims to aid women with peculiar weaknesses and distressing ailments, promoted by a maker boasting multiple qualifications.
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Charles H. Strong
Thomas
Kilmer
Leven
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Suanto Kant
Evers
Nashed
State of Ville
Mexico Cty
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Leyva
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Free Suffrage
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Almomeny
Jai
Jemce
Alexander Wulteelde
Atarm
Sumner County
Ascape
Hin
Whitestte
Sellone
Sherif Durnam
Betty
Shert
John Woodfolk
Chaniel Nun
Fuddieton
Ailat
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Tim
Albl
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Alps
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