Loved After Married Fiat Publishes Love Letters From Him
New York date January 5 Mrs Maria Covetta Hannan Bruce claims her husband Thomas Bruce, great grandson of Patrick Henry, is a bigamist. She cites letters from multiple women including Louise Howard of Richmond and Clara Arnold of Hoboken, and quotes from letters to May Clark and Blanche Wells Craven, alleging infidelity and deceptive dating.
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New York
Maria Covetta Hannan Bruce
Hersband
Thomas Bruce
Fatrick Henry
Tn Mwirk
Bruce
Ind
Louise, Howard
Richmond
Clara Peart Arnoul
Hoboken
Hk “Dyson
May D. Clark
Broadway
May
Thomas
Iol
Brucie
Demand for More Wages by Western Railroad Men
Grievance committees representing railroad workers in Chicago began negotiations for wage increases, eight hour day, and overtime pay. Similar committees met in western centers. unions include the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Aim is uniform agreements across roads. widespread action anticipated. King of Saxony reportedly better after influenza, fever gone since January 3 but lingering chest congestion and cough.
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Chicago
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway
King OF Saxony
Bishop Gulstan F. Ropert Dies in Hawaii
Honolulu January 5 Bishop Gulstan F. Ropert head of the Roman Catholic Church in the Hawaiian Islands died late last night after a period of illness. The Pacific Cable brought the news and a final message from the bishop to Rome asked for his blessing as his end approached.
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Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Pacific Gable
Gulstan F. Ropert
Ropert
Bishony Hopert
Rome
Western Union Loses in New Hope Telegraph Case
Washington January 5 The United States supreme court today decided Western Union Telegraph Company versus the Borough of New Hope in favor of the town. The case tested an ordinance requiring a license fee for telegraph wires and poles within the town.
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Western Union
Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
New Hope
Quick Vamose Made by Pegleg
Als county residents report labor agents harassing farmers. Labor agent Pegleg Wail Hines was invited to a conference and left town after rain. Two to three hundred black workers lured from farms have been sent to Mississippi, and planters warn against welcoming further agents.
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Mustsville
Als
Fegleg Wail- Hines
Williams
Aliseissippi
Senate Elects Seay Speaker In Tennessee Legislature
Nashville January 3 Special The senate nominated and elected officers including Speaker Eu T Seay of Sumner chief clerk James A Kirby of Robertson assistant clerk Edward W Thomas of Humphreys sergeant at arms Allen F Baesan of Carroll engrossing clerk Miss Graham R German of Williamson pages Pink McCarver of David- son and Alex Barnes of Putnam The house elected J W Cooper of Cumberland temporary speaker and adjourned The next day two ballots for speaker were held Seay led with thirty one votes while Tyson Abernathy contended The Republican members backed D J Stone of Grainger for speaker
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Nashville
Fern
Senate
EU 'T. Seay
Sumner
James A. Kirby
Robertson
Edward W. Thomas
Humphreys
Allen F. Baesan
Carrill
Graham R. German
Wliliamson
Pink McCarver
David- 300
Alex Barnes
Putnam
House
J. W. Cooper
Cumberland
Seay
Tyson and
Abernathy
D. J. Stone
Grainger
Mortuary notices and brief regional deaths in Georgia
Obituaries from Georgia papers report the death of James A. Wier at 88 in Jackson County with funeral at Mizpah church. Also noted are Dr Joan Davies Jones of Morristown and Washington, Emma Sanders of Danielsville, Baker A Bass of Thomasville, Neill McInnes of Augusta, and John B Primrose, all ages and local ties. A separate dispatch covers Philippine pardoning authority, stating the president holds reprieve and pardon powers.
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J. A. Weir
Athens
James A. Wier
Jackson County
Wier
J. G. Wier
Samuel Wier
J. C. Wier
Fannie’ Harmon
Lizzie Hunter
Summerville
Augusta
Jones
Bureau of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Asia
Hawaii
West Indies
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Japan
Chokunin
Emma Sanders
Danielsville
Elmorma Sanders
Mosely
Otie Sanders
Planter
Myrtie Sanders
Senvia
Baker Bass
Thomasville
Baker A. Bass
Brooklyn
Ebass
Atlanta
B. A. Bass
Bat
Neill McInnes
Dewey's Aid Among Missing at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas January item reports Lieutenant O D Perkins fourth cavalry US Army left Fort Leavenworth December 30 on four days leave and has not returned. Creditors sought attachment of his property. Yerkins once Dewey's Manila orderly, later Army officer. A woman claimed to be Perkins wife and said he used alias Edward C Raynor after fourteen years’ marriage at Fort Stanton New Mexico.
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Fort Leavenworth
Lieutenant Perkins
Fort Stanton, N. Mex
Edward QC
Raynor
New York
Blockade Tensions Rise Over Venezuelan Crisis
Reports from Washington indicate allied powers pressuring Venezuela through a sharp blockade and pending arbitration protocol. Castro’s position remains under scrutiny as protracted tensions threaten American interests and prompt protests over treatment of the steamer Caracas at La Guayra.
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Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Tre Hague
Bowen
Caracas
Hay
West York
la Guayra
United States
la Guayta
Arthur Lloyd Named Bishop Candidate for Mississippi
Jackson Miss January 6 Special It is conceded that when the Episcopal council of Mississippi meets in this city on January 20 that Dr Arthur Lloyd of Richmond will be chosen as bishop of the diocese to succeed the late Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson Dr Lloyds name is foremost among those suggested and it is asserted by eminent churchmen that no other name will be presented and he will be elected on the first ballot Dr Lloyd is at present secretary of the general board of missions of the Episcopal church with headquarters in Richmond although a great portion of his time is spent in New York
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General Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church
Richmond
New York
Demanded Crank Tries to See President Loubet at Elysee Palace
Paris scene reports an anarchist entry attempt at the Elysee palace. The visitor, Romain from Laon, gained access to the yard, aimed to contact President Loubet about an attempted assassination claim, seeking 200000 francs for an investigation. He was taken to the police hospital.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Romain
Laon
Betain
Loubet
O Connell Favored for Washington Catholic Univ Rector
Rome January 6 It is believed Mgr O Connell bishop of Portland Maine and former rector of the American college at Rome will be appointed rector of the Catholic university at Washington, the capital.
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Mgr. O'Connell
Rome
Portland
American College At
Catholic University At
Washington
Court session in arms tale at Beale and Williams trial
San Francisco on January 3, the trial of Truston Beale and Thomas Williams proceeded with Williams on the stand. He produced a revolver and a dagger claiming self defense against Richard Marriott, and the court seized the weapons as he testified he carried them to guard against dishonest horsemen he had barred from racing.
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San Francisco
Truston Beale
Thomas ‘Wiliams
Rdlard Marriott
Williams
California Jockey Club
Marriott
Willams
Emma Calve to Wed Jules Bots in Paris Announcement
It is announced that Emma Calve will marry Jules Bots, a journalist in Paris. Her marriage will not prevent Mme Calve from fulfilling her engagement in the United States.
Midnight Burglaries Hit Two Atlanta Stores
Two store burglaries occurred in downtown Atlanta during the night. A cigar shop at 11 North Broad Street and the produce store at 37 West Alabama Street were entered from the front. The Albright & Prior cash drawer was rifled and items lay scattered, but no arrests have been made and the stolen goods were not identified.
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Atlanta
Widnight
At & Clgar
North Broad Street
ATL Bright & Prior
West Alabama Street
Albright & Prior
Regress Flees Frog dladla Indianola Post Office Closed
Indianola Mississippi January 5. Mrs Coxe the colored postmistress resigned prompting the government to close the office. She leaves with her mulatto assistant for Birmingham Alabama amid limited danger of violence. Husband with the railway mail service says no threats were made. The bondmen dispute a warlike telegram claim and insist no lawlessness occurred. Senator McLaurin predicts it may reopen soon if no intimidation occurs. A white mob in Boeuf River Louisiana threatens a black carrier with death for delivering the mail.
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Indianola
Coxe
United States Railway
Mail Service
Mage
Minnie Coxe
Offie
Washington
Teligf
Mississippi
I. Holmes Bakor
B. Martin
Aa. B. Smith
A. B. Smite
JH. Baker
A. B. Martin
McLaurin
Payne
Senator McLaurin
Fayne
Miss
Ayhe
Boeut River
Louisiana
Charles Jackson
Pas
Paters
Orleans
Sirard
Macon Brokers Indicted Over Larceny After Trust Case
The Macon grand jury returned a true bill against Elis M Talbott and T Wallace Palmer for larceny after trust. Warrants will be issued and served by Sheriff Westcott. Once known as trusted brokers Talbott Palmer faced claims from clients including Willis Sparks who alleges $5410 was misused. Other indictments include Sethay Holder and Jim Andrews. Felton to handle criminal docket next day as grand jury adjourns.
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Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Brown House
Macon
Talbott & Palmer
Hibb County Grand Jury
Elis M.talbott
T. Wallace Palmer
Clerk Nesbitt
Westcott
Willis B. Sparks
Sparks
South
Sethay
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Jim Andrews
Empire Coal Company
Felton
Four babies at one birth headline from Toledo story
Rivals of the Orisby quads were born in Toledo yesterday. Stanislaus Spychulski is the mother of the Hiunts, with four newborns, three arriving last night and the fourth today. The mother and quartet are well and strong. This is her second motherhood, her first child born nine months ago.
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Yaleda
Toledo
Stanislaus Spychulski
Mrs. Spychalski
Oglethorpe Club objects to liquor license listing
Savannah January 5. The Oglethorpe Club protested being listed on license records as a retail liquor guaranty. President George W Owens secured a change to social club dispensing liquors, with the license issued under that designation. Americus seeks better telephone service as business houses petition manager to improve conditions.
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Oglethorpe Club
Savannah
George W. Owetts
Court House
Owens
Americus
Spectad
Amnricus
Gentra Adalanta
Daughter of Garibaldi Dead in Caprera
Teresita, the daughter of Garibaldi and wife of Geners Ganzi, died suddenly this morning at Caprera. She accompanied Garibaldi in all his campaigns.
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Garibaldi
Rome
Teresita
Geners
Ganzi
Caprera
No Objection to Lynchings in Sullivan County
Sullivan Indiana January term opens as circuit court reappoints John Tr. Dudley as Sheriff amid controversy. Governor Durbin refuses the appointment noting Dudley allowed a mob to lynch someone, in light of a new law that would forfeit office under such circumstances.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
John Tr. Dudley
A.B. Hare
Dudley
Durbin
Branson Goes East for Georgia summer session event
President Branson of the State Normal School has attended Florida Teachers Association sessions and left for New York to join educators for the University of Georgia summer school planning. He will attend a Waldorf-Astoria banquet hosted by the education board, with southern leaders among the guests.
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Branson
Athens, Ga
Presergent B. C
State Normal School
Florida State ‘Teachers’ Association
New York
University of Georgia
Branser
Waldorf-Astoria
Merst Education Board
Athens Dispensary Profits Reported in Clarke County
In Athens Georgia the dispensary reported profits over the past year, noting a strong rise vs the prior year. The figures show profits four to one higher in Clarke County compared with earlier periods, indicating a sharp growth in business activity.
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Athens
Clarke
Boiler Falls on Allen in Americus injures man
Lee Allen prominent citizen and painter was injured when a boiler fell during loading of machinery on a steam crane in Americus Georgia. He was crushed in the abdomen area and his condition was described as possibly serious with full extent of injuries still undetermined.
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Allen
Americus
Lee Allen
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