Humbert case opens amid public hysteria in Madrid court
The Humbert trial began on February 11 with crowded courts as Madame Humbert and relatives faced charges linked to the Crawford millions. Madame Humbert accused creditor Alysterics of usury while witnesses, including Romain and Dmite D Aurignac, described allies and political figures. the judge restrained accusations and the session adjourned for tomorrow.
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McCattini
Parielais
Jatters
Romain
Dmite
Wegin
Madame Humbert
M Castini
Wo Catuini
Humbert
Minister of Justice
Humber
Madrid
Romain Dauignac
Ca Fm
Avril
Witesses
Tomorray
Cuba Grants Coal Stations In Talks With Palma
Havana February 11 Senators and House members who met with President Palma and the cabinet reported no objection to the treaty informally agreed between the Cuban government and United States Minister Squiers. Senor Figueréa, director general of posts and telegraphs, said postal business has doubled. The railroad management suggested taking over the pipe telegraph business with its own lines. The U. S. cruiser Atlanta sailed today for New Orleans.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Palma
United States Navy
United States
Squiers Senor Figueréa
Post Office
U. S
Atlanta
Orleans
Women Voters Lose Bid For Presidential Electors
The Kansas legislature ended the push for women to vote for presidential electors. The house vote on the equal suffrage proposition was listed as for and against, ending the effort in Topeka on February 11.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Bulgaria is short of coal arrives New York with passengers
The Hamburg American steamer Bulgaria from hamburg for New York docked in Halifax today short of coal. She has 100 passengers on board. The Danish steamer Island arrived early today from Christiansen for en korh with eight passengers and coal aboard.
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New York
Halifax
Soya Scotia
February Reductions Highlight Faith in Goods Over Hype
A critique of advertising excess notes that stores relying on promos over actual merchandise fail. It argues true effectiveness comes from good goods, not ink. The piece calls attention to February reductions as a reminder to shoppers.
Woman shoots herself after emotional distress in Athens home
Mrs Charles Newton, a 27 year old Atlanta insurance man's wife, killed herself in her Prine avenue residence while her husband and other children slept nearby. The milkman found her in the back yard late morning as rain fell, a pistol by her side and a young infant in the room. Newton died minutes later. Officials say mental derangement from nervous breakdown caused the act. Remains to be buried in Oconee cemetery.
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Athens
Charles
Newton
Prine Avenue
Ter Peing
Nigat
Mrs Newton
Mr Newton
Brir
Irs Newton
Urs Newton
Oconee
Objections to Exemption in Carrollton Bankrupt Case
Atlanta firm The G T Dodd Grocers challenges the J J Allgore estate exemption before Referee S Grow. They seek to seize property set aside as exemption and recover transfers to Silvey & Co and holders, with Furst National Bank handling administration for creditors. WBC Kiser Co joins in the objections as hearing nears on waiver validity and exemption rights.
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Atlanta
Carrollton
G T Dodd Grocers Company
S & Grow
Silvey & Co Holderness
Furst Naional Bank
Ard
WBC Kiser Company
Alan
Circus Courts of Appeals
Railroad engineering cores to lay track Cuthbert to Columbus
Spemal Tr 1g reports that the Georgia Florida end Alabama railroad will place engineering cores in the field between Cuthbert and Columbus this month or next. It also states a proposed line from this city to Columbus to be built by January 1 of next year.
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Spemal
Tr 1G
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Columbus
Cty
Columpus
Divorce Reigns Over Saxony Crown Princess Louise
February report states the Crown Prince Frederick and Saxon court decree the marriage dissolved due to adultery with a language teacher Wirena. The former princess is blamed, yet derangement claims are rejected by the court. An interview cites vanity and a Swiss sanatorium as context, amid royal protective spin.
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Saxony
Louise
Wiren
Spert
George
Trederick
Garon
Vanity
Vienna
Dr ¥Ehme
Vr Zehme
Giron
Switzerland
The
Zeitung
Archduke Joseph
Geneva
Reports Heard by Committee at Methodist Meeting
The book committee of the Methodist Episcopal church began its annual meeting to oversee publishing interests subject to the four year general conference. The day’s session was devoted to reading reports that were not made public.
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Rew York Feoriars
The
Methodist Episcopal
Ehvien
THREE MORZE DIE OF PLAGUE AND SHIP CAPTAIN COMPLAINTS
Mazillan Mexico February 11 Three deaths from the plague aboard the steamer te puleo as Captain Russell complains at Contra American port authorities who refused entry. He says he has served 1 Jon quar ante and inspected his ship, urging a clean bill of health for return to San Francisco with cargo and correspondence. The Pacific Man Company plans damages against some Central American governments.
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Mazillan
Mexico
Russell
Oarlin
San Francisco
Madrid Strike Settled as Work Resumes in Cadiz Area
A factory strike at Rens hig Beéh ended with an agreement between employers and workers, and operations have resumed. No disturbances reported in Cadiz since yesterday evening. Meanwhile, Lakers remain on strike and soldiers are running bakeries.
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Madrid Terreuary
Rens Hig Beéh
Cadiz
Sinc
Stuart Catarrh Tablets Offer Internal Cure for Catarrh
Dr Bement endorses internal use of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets as a safer cleaner alternative to douches in curing catarrh. Tablets dissolve slowly to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces, with optional water dissolve for douche use. At 50 cents per package, they are pitched as a fully disclosed remedy without secret ingredients.
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Carrhal
Bement
Endorsements for Peruna Cure From Congressmen and Patients
A collection of letters praising Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Congressman John Critcher and others report relief from catarrh, nervousness, and chronic ailments after using Peruna. Posts claim the tonic strengthens nerves and mucous membranes, urging readers to obtain the remedy promptly.
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John Critcher
Battle of
Peru
Jean Ellis Sentenced After Guilty Unlawful Shooting Verdict
In Columbus on February 1, Jean Ellis was found guilty of unlawful shooting in a case involving a man who shot two companions. Judge Bull sentenced him to four years in the penitentiary. Separate notes cover Memorial Day observances delayed by rain, local court actions, and various civic updates.
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Jean Huis
Jonnelly Ont Bunume
Bull
Ladies Memorial Association
Monay
Sunda
Recorders Court
Chester Reeves
Phillips & Sons
Fim
Reeves
Philippines
Iis
Sam Davis
Butt
Funer
Broome
Flangmorey
Gus Reed
Guy
Nis
Pat
Columbus News
North Hughland
Madison
Aevere Atack
Ho Springs
George Thomas Crawford
Atlanta
Onluminas Sora
I Prabashiy Pe
Union Miners Get Increase From Agreement
President Dolan announced an interstate mining agreement granting wage advances to union miners. The raise takes effect April 1 and applies only to Salted Mine Workers members, with nonmembers excluded from the boost. The committee decision was reported but the official release was delayed.
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Pittsbury
Dolan
Wrs
Compulsory Vaccination Ordered by Chattanooga Health Board
Chattanooga officials ordered compulsory vaccination to curb smallpox spread after a meeting of county and city boards of health. About one hundred cases are reported in the city, concentrated among Black residents and outlying areas.
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Board of Health
Chattanooga
Gaint County
City Boards of Wealth
Chinese agents solicit arms in U S for reform movement
Advices from Washington report that Chinese agents calling themselves reformers solicit subscriptions in San Francisco New York and other cities for importing arms to be used by the Poa Wong Society. If these agents can be run down the Chinese government may lodge representations with the United States.
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Washington
San Francisco
New York
China
Poa Wong Society
Theursten
Windy Rain Roiling Rome as Rivers May Reach Thirty Feet
Rome storm brings heavy rain and high winds. Weather observers record 1.73 inches in 24 hours, triggering rising rivers likely to reach about 30 feet, exceeding winter levels. Local forecasts warn of potential flooding risk for the area.
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Rome
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