Bank President Fined in Over-Certification Case
William S. Kimball former president of Seventh National Bank in New York was fined heavily for over-certification of checks drawn to Marquand & Co The judge noted no moral stain and spared imprisonment Rose the former paying teller had sentence suspended The case stemmed from the bank's 1901 over-certification causing 1 4 million in collateral losses Marquand & Co faced related financial risk Marianckrell bride Missouri senator's daughter wed Edson Fessenden Gallau son of the president of the Columbian Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
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United States Criminal Court
William S. Kimball
Seventh National Bank
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Kimball
Thomas
Congress
Marquand
Miss Marianckrell
Washington
Senator Ekrell
Missouri
Edson Fessenden Gallauson
The
Columbianstitution For the Deaf and Dumb
Italian papers roast Mascagni for unbusinesslike conduct
Rome reports that Italian papers, once blaming America for Mascagni's failures, now scorch him for unbusinesslike behavior, breach of faith with Trailan sicians, and disregard for his word, using strong peasant-tainted phrasing.
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Mascagnt
Rome
Maszini
America
Trailansicians
North Carolina Legislature Moves to Reform Military Elections
Raleigh February 14 Special. Officers of the state guard will elect officers by governor set date, ending biennial elections. Debate continues on empowering the corporation commission to regulate railway speed in small towns. Senator Justice cites underassessed railway and real property values. A factory labor bill limits child workers, sets age proof, and caps weekly hours. A $50,000 agricultural building grant and a $30,000 exhibit appropriation passed. The union passenger stations measure has cleared both houses.
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Negro Charged With Attempting to Wreck Southern Train
Jason Lindsay a colored man was arrested in Greensboro North Carolina February 14 and jailed in default of 500 bond on charges of throwing a switch and partially wrecking a Southern United States fast mail train weeks ago He sues the Southern claiming injuries from a wreck and is said to have acted from a grudge against the railroad.
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N. C
Jason Lindsay
United States Fast Mail
Remedies for hiccoughs offered to E. R. Wallace
A prolonged hiccough attack on Edwin R. Wallace of 32 Est Cath street eased by a flaxseed tea mix with apple vinegar and honey, after a call to The Constitution. Mrs. Cox sent a long list of remedies from readers, including egg, vinegar, ice cream, parched meal, and various other techniques, with instructions and cautions.
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Cath Street
Constitution
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J. J. Cox
Edwin Wallace
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Edstor
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Joe L. Cox
John Wyeth & Co
Philadelphia
Carolina Tank Now Under Fire
Columbia S C February 24 The senate committee investigating the dispensary is at work taking evidence. Discharged dispensary employees say labels on whisky barrels have been raised. The house passed a bill to allow railroads to operate fruit and vegetable trains on Sundays. Eleven Spartanburg pupils were whipped and two expelled for forging excuses to stay home from school. Spring tobacco will be planted in several counties including Beaufort Spartanburg and Abbeville as progressive farmers join experiments.
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Senate
Spartanburg
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Beaufort
Abbeville
Bazaar to raise Davis memorial arch in Richmond
Daughters of the Confederacy and Southern Memorial Associations plan a February bazaar in Richmond to fund the Jefferson Davis memorial arch and Confederate museum. The event invites all women and children to support the effort, with state tables, shields, and designated articles for donation.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederated Southern Memorial Associations
Jefferson Davis
Confederate Museum
Confederacy
Novel incident recalls burning bridge during NC road dispute
A Raleigh newspaper recounts a veteran railway official’s tale of Murfreesboro North Carolina in a clash over a small road’s operation by a larger system. An ex-judge and townsfolk burned a bridge to halt trains, sparking a chain of asset seizures and eventual loss of the line.
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Raleigh
Murfreesboro
North Carolina
Tech
Baltimore
Big Road
Virgnia
Advertise Judiciously Promoted by Lord & Thomas
The phrase widely echoed in business circles comes from 143 originators Lord and Thomas, Chicago and New York advertising agents. They handle much of the world’s largest advertising and pride themselves on prudent service. A pocket cigar cutter arrived at the office bearing their compliment as a reminder of their firm’s reputation.
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Messrs. Lord & Thomas
Chicago
New York
Free shipment offer tied to fundraiser for Georgia table
The passage notes Southern and Adams Express companies will deliver free of charge packages up to 25 pounds whenever possible. It directs donations for the Georgia table to be sent directly to Mrs. Stephen Beveridge at 2812 East Franklin Street in Richmond, Virginia.
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Distilling Co
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Kansas
Oil Smoothes the Waves for Storm Tossed Ship
New York February 14 The steamer Germanic arrived from Liverpool after the roughest voyage since commissioning. Captain Smith says the trip was the stormiest of his career with weather from departure. Waves broke over the port side. passengers panicked as the ship crawled at six knots. The emigrants filled the first cabin and second cabin. recall of steerage lists. Crew restrained passengers with ropes to their waists. The storm rose again, lifting the ship and sweeping from every direction.
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New York
Liverpool
Smith
Conductor Sues for 50000 Over Arm Loss
Greensboro February 14 Conductor P J Somers sues Southern Railway in superior court seeking fifty thousand dollars for the loss of both arms from an accident about a year ago. He says injuries required amputation one at the shoulder and the other above the wrist.
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Greensboro
N. C
P J Somers
Southern Railway
Andre’s Sister in Law Declared Insane in Trial
Copenhagen February 14 Mrs Andre the sister in law of the last north pole explorer was adjudged insane during the trial for incendiarism and theft.
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Copenhagen
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