Freeang Trust Under Fire In Broadside Report
An extended account details a sweeping inquiry into Freeang Trust amid a wartime coal shortage. Testimony from jurors and officials references sheriff involvement, investigations into strikes, and debates on railroad and coal distribution. Roosevelt signs a coal bill as markets react to congressional measures.
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Sangamon
Carlo Stir
Terrence Casey
Gonpany
Alten
Auburn
Tate
Washington
Tavisty
R Ht
Hostom
Hoorernt
Wsmee
Baltimore
Santos Dumont figures in Boston divorce case
A Boston divorce case centers on Santos Dumont and a series of uneasy events linked to a boy, his stepmother, and a balloon man linked to Paris cafe gossip. Court testimony details a recall of the boy’s interactions abroad and a late afternoon table scene as witnesses describe alleged conduct and family tensions.
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Santos Dumont
Boston
Evorce
Pp Smith
Arce
Lampany
Gaelide
Liewrit
Gerald
Stellant
Cate de Prris
Cafe de Parla
Mrs Riley in Jail Again Murder Charge and Escape
Report states Mrs Maggie Riley faces murder charges in Mercer Virginia after escaping from jail earlier this month. Her son Herman Riley reportedly aided her, with Kate Clark also mentioned in connection to the Mercer counts. A separate note mentions a postal office burglary and a separate police case from the previous night.
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Teas
Vic
Maggie Rilegot
Mercer
Lla
Herman Riles
Kate Clark
Arthur Btro
Tragedy and political clashes in South Carolina story
The account outlines a volatile clash between Senator Tillman and Gonzales amid a Colombre tragedy in Washington and escalating disputes in South Carolina politics. It mentions Tillman’s coded remarks, party rivalries, accusations of lies, fundraising suspicions, and editorials denouncing Tillman, with broader tensions tied to McLaurin and a sword presentation for Major Wacah Jenkins.
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Josh Washington
Tandiry
Colombre
Livonia
Washington
Tillman
McLaurin
Benjamin Pilman
WeLnarin
United States Senate
Wacah Jenkins
Roosevelts Rough Riders
Gubaang
South Garcina
Spain
Goversa
Gonzales
Roosevelt
United States
Tilman
Waler Jensin
Servid
Gonzales Shot After Attempt to Meet Official Group
Lieutenant Governor Till and others report Gonzales was shot while en route to a meeting at the Olympia hotel. Doctors rushed him to the hospital where an operation was performed. Surgeons say the liver is punctured and four intestine punctures exist. His condition remains serious but stable, with optimism from Drs B Woo Taylor and JW McIntosh.
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Columma
Olympia Hotel
Tillmin Whde
Gonzales
Rmun
Nistals
Ldn
Marty
Cere
Theitr Hospital
Immediti
Grand Query
B Woo Taylor
JW McIntosh
Fasor
Adamson in Evidence on Commerce Bill Debate
Georgina Led leading role as the commerce bill is debated on January 13 with Congressman Adamson among the principal speakers. He urged creating a new Department of Commerce and supported incorporating the Bureau of Labor. Judge Adamany backed passage while others resisted labor bureau integration.
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Georgina
Vasington
Adamson
Department of Commerce
Cit
Adamany
Inhor
Department of Commete
Inhor Jige Adameon
TRUST BILL WORRIES THEM
Wasuceton Tanuarm announced after noon by several house committee members as charger mittem or pa rat wm of an anti trest bill. Conference with the attorney general showed ongoing formal consideration of suggestions and the federal form of the bill. More time will be required for preparation and changes, with no debt connection yet filed.
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Wasuceton
House
Oneiears
Tomorten
Knox
Nothing Is Doing at Fez Battle Probability of Expedition
Uncertain reports from Tangier discuss rumors of an expedition against a pretender to the throne. Advisers from Petre note there is little probability of any march toward Tangier. British subjects face threats as imperial troops patrol and European residents observe imperial operations on horseback.
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Tangier
Petre
Janaier
Taoma
Faron von Sternberg
Bullet Through Body Fatal Wounding of Editor James Tulmin
A gunman shot James Tulmin, editor of The Stic, on Wain Street near Gorge Street in Colima. The bullet passed through his body. he lies in critical condition at Columb Hospital as police investigate the broad daylight shooting on a busy street corner.
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Telumata
James
Sog Generales
Acl
Columb Hospital
James Jf
Tulmin Heuten
Bovernm
South Carolina
Wain Street
Gorgus Street
O Giese
Broadjdashgat
Jim Iillman
Gongile
Mitch
Governor McSweeney Comment on Tragedy Sparks Outrage
The Columbian reports Governor McSweeney condemns the conduct of a state officer who carried concealed weapons amid a tragic event. Indignation runs high as Lt. Governor Tillman and Editor Gonzales figures are cited in connection with prior primary campaigns and editorials. The piece notes later pages cover the full testimony and specifics of the shooting.
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Columbian SC
McSweeney
Gonzales Editor Narciso Gonzales Remembered In Valdosta
A fragmented obituary sketch recalls Narciso Gonzales a fearless journalist once connected to The Worldest Times and later editor of The State in Columbia. Born August 1858 in Folingsville South Carolina, he played a key role as a campaign reporter for the Atlantic Gulf line and helped organize Democratic clubs. The piece honors his career, wartime reporting, and enduring ties to Valdosta and Savannah, noting his sharp wit and impact on South Carolina journalism.
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Tillman
Gilman
Pearance
Tilman
Young Jim
South Carolina
Black Ballet
Gonzales
George Stare
Charleston
Tim Tilman
Wolimns
Jim Tilman
Jim
South
Tillmann
Senate Five
Spether [Henderson
Mditor Deezmo
Jafiney
Hdgefied Monument Association
Stat
111 Man
Cme
Gallman
South Corona
Llman
Ulmantte Facton
Posigy
Jim [ Aman
Valdosta
Spemal
Poilter
G& Gonzales
Valdcsta
Avantie
Gulf Ani
Mts
Mr Gonzales
Pal
Hum Gonzales
Gonzalo
Narciseo Gener Gorkles
Columb
Tieutenant
J Thman Wie
Folingsville
Toisto Sland
Ambrose Jose Gonzales
Wnather
Malan Culm
Narcisco Lonez
Agifes
Dve Ombers
Bewtort
Gernte
Department of South Georgia
P Mberton
T Greesboro
Darin
Genzalee Wis
Virginia
Viremnia
Calleton County
Yarnsille
Hampton Courts
Democrate
Port Royal
Tubidini Mts
Cherbeto1 Journal of Commerc
Allantie Gulf Railroad
Sistem
Atlantic Conet Lim
Savannah
Blend Ark Ab Xaldosta
Willams
Greenville Daly
Greenville
Courter
Folumlit
Webber
Wiahington
BR Tillman
Iman
News and Courier
Richardson
Hawaiian Islands
Columbia
Brother of Atlanta officer silent on Columbia tragedy
The brother of a U S Army lieutenant, tied to the Columbia incident, avoided further comment. He had been on four months leave prior to reporting training duties and was traveling via West Point toward the south when reached by The Constitution reporter.
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Benjamin Tones
Steforn Diether
James Weits
South Larainy
Tiliter
Gongues
Columba
Eft
San Praesens
The
Constitution
Pitman
West Point
Alasics
National Board of Trade Sees Reciprocity Report Adopted
The thirty third annual convention of the National Board of Trade closes in Washington with the president meeting delegates. Nathan French of the Illinois Manufacturers Association presents the reciprocity report urging Congress to pursue trade treaties with Cuba Newfoundland and Canada. The immigration committee calls for education tests to limit undesirable immigration and the postal committee urges universal one cent domestic letter postage.
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Washington
National Board of Trade
Ptay
Nathan French
Illinois Manufacturers Association
National Congress
McRnile
Ashton
Cuba
Newfoundland
Congress
Canada
United States
Committee On Immigration
Committee On Postal Affairs
Had Inspector Arrested For Obstruction In Disease Campaign
Washington January 1. Two new obstructions hinder the campaign against foot and mouth disease in Massachusetts. Federal inspector De Phompson is fined for cruelty to animals after ordering herd slaughter. If prosecutions proceed, Massachusetts will continue to proceed with eradication within its borders.
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Washington
Wilson
Wissachusetts
Massachusetts
Barons Still Dealing Raps to the Miners
Philadelphia January 15 testimony before the anthracite strike commission attributed abuses to contractors and the union. Witnesses including firemen and a central miner described wage practices, contracted labor, and safety concerns as unions sought discipline while miners faced shorter hours and lower pay. President Mitchell defended union stance on contract bidding and supervision, noting contractors piggyback on union influence and sometimes employ many helpers with reduced wages.
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Philadelphia
Orp
Maeriumen
Tilsile Coat and Iron Company
Edwart Bilten
Workers of America
Charmin Gray
Wilmington
Mibers
Twente
Mitchell
Imporers
Chamman Gray
Birmingham News Joins Montgomery Journal in Ownership Shakeup
In Birmingham on January 15 a contingency closed transferring a majority of The Montgomery Journal stock to The Birmingham News. General Rhodes becomes president and Sorace Hood remains proprietor of The Journal. One hundred one of the two hundred shares outstanding are paid for.
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Birmingham News
Montgomery Journal
Montgomery Ala
Birringhoma
General Retw Rindes
Minilgurmery Journal
Interniew
General Rhodeans
Sorace Hood
Journa
Htas
General Rhode
New Furnace Project at Easley Barracks Plant
The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company announced plans to erect a new blast furnace at the Easley plant in Pasley Bark to begin immediately. The project aims to replace or enlarge present facilities, with estimated costs between one thousand and a half.
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Easley
Don Hin
Tennessee Coal Aid Iron
Mipany
Pasley
Bas Fou
Weather and political brief from uncertain Atlanta report
The forecast notes increasing clouds and a high of 43 with moderate winds. It mentions court actions, political races in North Carolina and Alabama, a post office arson case in Texas, and a German officer's interview in Berlin amid global tensions.
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Talman
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Isso Tate
Atlanta
United States Army
Lewe Temercur
Georgia
Jake Puler
Lumit
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Robert Pigley Ar Macor
Yarl Teures
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State of Columbia
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