Quinn Punished for His Opinion in Prosecution Row
A Washington view suggests Quinn faced removal for opinions favorable to Gaynor and Greene. The article details charges, transfers, and ongoing court actions as the case concerns handling by the Department of Justice and responses from Judge Speer. Major names include Quinn, Gaynor, and Greene, with references to the Department of Justice and congressional context.
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Rome native John H. Towers graduates at Annapolis
John H Towers of Rome Ga graduates from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Md in the class of 1906. He is the son of Captain L Towers of Rome and entered Annapolis in 1902 after early schooling in Rome and Georgia Tech. He will return to Annapolis for assignment on a war vessel after a brief visit home.
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Treasure Taken From the Grave In Texas Legend
A sensational report claims a grave was opened years ago to steal gold hidden by a Texas man identified as Mr Vickery who died in 1896. A needle marker and muddy tracks near the grave reportedly led investigators to evidence of a grave robbery and a buried treasure tale that persists among locals.
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Roosevelt Urged to Save Niagara Falls
President Roosevelt was urged by Miriam Mason Greely of New York to use his influence to preserve Niagara Falls. The petition signed by 2,500 supporters asks the president and Congress to prevent destruction of the grandeur of Niagara.
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Susan B Anthony Chosen As President By Suffragists
Susan B Anthony is elected president of a suffrage group in Baltimore amid officers and honorary roles named. Florence Kelly of New York is named vice president and Kate Gordon receives the corresponding secretary post. Other listed officers include recording secretary Sra Stone, treasurer Herr avine L gton, and auditors from Portland, Oregon along with yearly appointees.
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Mick Longworth Driving Through A Short Drive
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Ambush Aiken Shot Near Helena in Belt County
Washington reports that Ambush Aiken was shot from ambush late Saturday while returning home near Helena. He received two loads of shot in the body with the first lodging in his hip as he turned to face the danger. The injury is feared fatal.
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Watts Surrenders to Sheriff in Abbeville Sep McDuffie Killings
Joe Watts, accused of killing David and Ann McDuffie on Tuesday night, turned himself in at Abbeville on Sunday morning and is now jailed.
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Assailant Named by Aiken in Washington Area Shooting
Aiken, a Wilkes planter living about ten miles west of Washington and aged around 45, said he knows the name of the man who fired shots but would not disclose it. The incident occurred roughly 41% hours after the shooting.
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Pardon Granted to Midshipman Meriwether for Hazing
Washington pardons Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr of Louisiana after conviction and dismissal for hazing. The president issued the clemency on February 12, restoring Meriwether to good standing in the Navy.
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Five Prisoners Escape From Greenville Jail
Five prisoners escaped from Greenville jail in Alabama on February 2. The inmates named Genie Lews received a life sentence for murder, Jim Reynolds for embezzlement, John Edwards for assault to murder, Danh Amen for burglary, and Quill Bradie for arson. a sixth prisoner, Wl Smith, reportedly started a fire in the corridor. The escape was aided by an outside source who breached a brick wall and unlocked a cell. the jailer heard nothing until morning.
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Football Fatal to Smith in 1906 Prison Death
In Chicago Fewnar a second football fatality was added to the 1906 list with the death of Joan Smith of Austin at St Annes hospital. The 18 year old succumbed after injuries from a game on October 25 triggered stomach complications. He played several further games before serious ailments required hospital care and three operations failed to save him.
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Fragmented OCR shows scattered notes on fires and people
An OCR damaged item mentions a fire, multiple individuals, and scattered names and places, including Alice Roosevelt and various unrelated fragments. The text is garbled with misspellings, missing words, and broken sentences, preventing a clear single event or source.
Tillman Attacks Roosevelt in Senate Clash Over Rail Rules
Senator Tillman assailed President Roosevelt over road rail policy accusing him of bowing to Pennsylvania Railroad interests. He warned of court review threats and argued for proper safeguards to prevent punitive banking and coercive tactics, while Knox denied misstatements about party alignment.
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Parson Johnson meeting amid tense room dispute
Fragmentary report notes Parson Johnson involved in a February meeting with tense exchanges and threats. Officials say a security dispute arose over access and ownership, with one attendee restrained and accused party seeking resolve.
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