Countess Willing to Pay Part of Debts in Castellane Case
The Countess may settle some of the enormous debts tied to the Castellane marriage. Lawyers report large advances by money lenders and exorbitant charges, with the countess protected by her separate income. The court action continues as all sides test the extent of the count’s indebtedness and possible reconciliation remains unlikely.
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Ras Bes
Bob Eenan
Tamillay
Advan
Castellans
Nick Longworth Receives License For Alice Roosevelt Wedding
February 16 Washington listings note Representative Nicholas Longworth obtained a marriage license to wed Miss Alice Roosevelt at the city hall. Guests at a bachelor event included President Roosevelt Taft Perkins and Longworth confidants. Gifts arriving at the White House included items from emperors and diplomats amid planning for a ceremony with no rehearsal scheduled. Ten Ponca Indians presented a buffalo-hide vest to Longworth in the Capitol as anticipation built around the nuptials.
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Ashington
Longworth
Fia
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr Perkins
Mise Roosevelt
Vizcompte de Chambrun
W Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Ann
Henry
Messrs
Flels
Brut Norman
Shaw Wallngford
Tarep
Anderson
Simpkins
Bangs
Whitney
Herren
Old Court House
White House
Germany
Altice Roosevelt
Speck von Sternbure
Moody
Mick
Oklahoma
Nicholas Longworth
Mr Longworth
Capitol
Greek Bank Officers Targeted by Warrants
Warrants sworn out against officers of a defunct Greek savings bank, alleging misapplication of funds. The case names H. Green, Dinneman, and B. Ser as bank officials facing accusations of improper deposits and misused assets. Affected parties include local creditors and the institution’s customers awaiting financial resolution.
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Gharkaron
Yanta
Green
Dinneman
Aid BJ Ser
Bankas
Money for Fisk Hatchery funding approved
A local committee approved payments totaling $80,000 for Fisk Hatcheries and related plants. An agreement covers $25,000 from Bott Tarsona, $28,000 from Carolina, and $2,000 for additional land at the Futlockville hatcheries. The plan outlines funding for two facilities and an extra parcel to expand operations.
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Carolina
Futlock+ ville
British steamer Limladen arrives with damaged beer cargo
The British steamer Limladen, Captain ing, from New Orleans to AA, arrived at the thin port today with damaged beer cargo. The ship reported damage to its oargo while en route to Cuba and Spain.
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Spain
Limladen
Ing
New Orleans
Rev Lee Harrell Shot 10 Death at Montello
Special report states Rev Lee Harrell pastor of the Presby terian church was accidentally shot while hunting about noon today near Montello. He died shortly after at a local hospital. He leaves a wife and four children, his father and brother. Local authorities and officials are investigating the incident as a tragic hunting accident.
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Presbyterian Church
Monticello
R. R Poswell
Montello
Lee Harrell
Presbere
Powell
Roy
Mr Powell
Confederate veteran Lasseter swallows laudanum in final act
Columbus Georgia, February 15. Special Reporter says TC Lasseter, 63, a Confederate veteran, attempted Osler theory by swallowing three ounces of laudanum in his room in the Jacanes building. He was found faint and later died. wife had shipped belongings prior. Bystanders report he had sold jewelry and faced pension disputes. The episode follows resignation news from Punch editor Sir Francis Burnard after 44 years.
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Columbus Ga
Lasseter
Osler
Jacanes
Tasaeter
Juin Jaksen
Poon Martter
Urner
Westerday
Tata
Bank of America Bank Placed in Receiver’s Hands
Chicago February 16 A bank with 250000 capital, Bank of America, was placed in receivership on a stockholder's complaint. President Abner Smith and three officers are charged with insolvency and misusing funds, securing 148000 in gains, with 90000 in deposits and 200000 in Denmark notes and savings. Clarence Darrow vows to aid depositors, saying all savings will be paid in full. receiver Hto tey to manage the reopening.
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Chicago
Bank of America, Incorporated
John E. Wavanaugh
Abner Smith
Smith
Ara
A. Sorrow
Jerome V Pierce
F. E. Greetman
Denogia
Clarence Darrow
Sala
Derrow
Htotey
Greelman
Is & Chicago
Washville
Tenn
McCall defends record on deathbed in Lakewood
On his deathbed in Lakewood New Jersey February 15 John A McCall former president of the New York Life Insurance Company declares he has lived a clean life and never wronged man woman or child He also defends his relations with Andrew Hamilton and asserts trust in Hamilton while his son recounts the scene and a favorably reported House inquiry on railways and canals continues in Washington noting controversy over the Lake Superior shipping line and a minority report from West Virginia legislators Burnette Hale and Davis.
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Lakewood
N. J
John A. McCall
New York Liss Insurance Company
Mr McCall
Hamilton
Young Mc Gall
Mr Hamilton
Dalsell Washington
House
Primitees
Tanala
Howell Ovation From Houston Voters
The article notes Howell receives an ovation from Houston voters amid reports of federal investigations into Standard Oil and railroad officers. Indictments and investigations follow recent packers cases and beef trust actions, with potential further charges against rail and oil interests.
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Howell
Voters OF
Houston
Pittsburg
Standard Oil
Iarroad
Beef Trust
Chicago
Death Was Accidental New York Feb 15 Jersey City case
Alexander Legier Jr is arraigned on charges of murdering his brother Carl for an $8600 life insurance payout. The examiner postponed to gather witnesses. Police seek exhumation in Baxley Georgia. Father disputes guilt, noting insurance on both sons and alleged cooperation in the fire.
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Paria
Boni
Anna Gould
New York
Carl
Alexander Legier, Jr
Jersey City
Polted Murphy
Gyhlef Murphy
Vegler
Baxley
Tester
Alex Legler
Mang
Alex
Mr. Legler
Earthquake Disaster Slays Hundreds and Destroys Towns
Reports from Guayaquil dated February 15 describe a devastating quake that killed hundreds across Ecuador. Islands submerged, towns wrecked, and thousands left homeless as buildings collapsed and waterways surged. fishermen endured three days at sea before reaching safety.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Hemeratdas
Portearcas
la Tos
Port Limones
Ramlani
Esmeraldas
Manabs
Mosquera
Say Juan
Demingoritz
Defended the Americans Premier Explains Ambassade Action
Deputies question delays in enforcing the insurance law passed last March and accuse American insurance firms of influence. Premier Bouvier confirms ambassades intervened as necessary, while MPs press for clarity on enforcement and potential conflicts of interest amid cross border trade concerns. Separately, a February 15 fire in Cleveland damages the Golden Varnish Company building, with evacuations and explosions in multiple varnish tanks.
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Bouvier
Deputies
Lougie
Thierry
Tepaty Loque
Houvier
Cleveland
Ohio
Golden Varnish Company
Many Pledges of Support for Mr Howell at Fort Valley
Fort Valley welcomed Mr Howell amid strong backing from local leaders and townspeople. The event featured remarks from Howell, praise from prominent citizens, and a large turnout led by Mayor J Fincher, with the crowd expressing enthusiastic support at the depot and in the Grady Institute gathering.
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Hin
Fort Valley
Newell
Fort Wailes
Fiberta Cornel
J Fincher
Matt Finchar
Mr Howell
Ra Hone
FOU Miller
au Gecra + AmTICUe
Vallsy
Eianed Duree
Ste Howe
Troy
Grady
Bret
Larul
Howell
Woodsel
Revere
Hares
Riley
G Grey
Perry Home Journal
James Duncan
Perry
Port Valley
Rs State Board of Health
Gray Br Howell
Bank Robbery, Deed Found Ties Swindle Scheme
February 18 report from New York notes the People's Savings Bank deed found missing since a minister turned brewer killed himself. Deed shows ownership by George H Simmons, exposing a plan to swindle partner Rey E J Kelly with 900 depositors affected as bank asset valued at 40000 dollars. Widow and heirs receive rights. claims settled per estate law.
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Peorm
Ils
Wilson
People's Savings Bank
George H Simmons
Rey E. J. Kelly
Simmons
Weather forecast glimpse from scattered regional reports
Fragmented weather notes show northeast winds and fair to warmer conditions in several areas. Mentioned regions include Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and the Westington area with variable wind strengths and occasional gusts impacting daily plans.
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Westington
Carolina
Baturdey
Icclina
Fur Do
Batur- Ag
Florida
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Alex Legier, Sr
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