Congress Boils At Roosevelt Impending Impeachment Talk
Washington January 17 A crowd of Congress members vow to use every means through March 4 to attack President Roosevelt. Impeachment is openly discussed with motives tied to alleged insults and waning popularity. The Culberson resolution probes secret service merger details, while critics blame press attacks and seek precedents from Johnson impeachment. Continued on Page Two.
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Legal battle over Carmack killing grips Nashville
Washington reports speculate on who will sue over subpoenas tied to the Carmack case. In Nashville, the Cooper and Sharp families prepare for the trial of Colonel Duncan B. Cooper, his son Robin, and Judge John D. Sharpe for the murder of former U.S. Senator Edward Carmack. The case hinges on self defense versus conspiracy, with high political ties and nationwide reputation shaping defense and prosecution strategies.
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Debris Searched for Bodies of the Dead in Colorado Wreck
After a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train disaster near Detvero, authorities report likely all dead and injured identified or accounted for. Debris cleared, traffic resumed, and some victims identified including Henry Dunn of Missouri and George Maham’s wife among the injured. Coroner to hold inquest when available.
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Smallpox Fear Leads Inspector to Folding Bed Find
Montgomery January 17. Sanitary Inspector Hinder searched a negro house for a smallpox patient. A folding bed was opened and a broken out negro youth was found. The inspector noted cases appear in many places.
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Naval officers visit Ephesus and Smyrna from American ships
A party of American battleship officers aboard Loulaisna and Virginia was ferried by train to Ephesus, a famed ancient city by the Cayster. Another group toured the great lake Amerteda, while Yankton joined the squadron near Ville Franche as the Mediterranean task force heads toward departure.
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Missing girl found not thrown over cliff in Oban
London January 17 Miex Violet Gordon Charlesworth once missing after a remarkable stock dealings profile, located and identified in Oban Scotland. She was said to be ill while motor touring near Penarth with sister and chauffeur two weeks earlier. Recovery of a body over the sea wall had been doubted, fueling long suspicion. A torn telegram in a hotel room linked to Violet Charlesworth emerged, confirming her identity and safe return.
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McDonald Killed in Home in Vienna Georgia
P G McDonald farmer merchant and long prominent citizen of Dooly county was shot and killed at his home in Vienna at 6 30 p m by his nephew W Theodore McDonald who surrendered to the sheriff. The shooting followed a business dispute. one or more family members were present.
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Diamond Jubilee of Africa Methodist Entrances Noted
Washington January 17 a distinguished gathering including President Roosevelt and Ambassador Bryce marked the diamond jubilee of the establishment of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Africa. Bishop Hartsell spoke of Africa’s potential, while African representatives spread across continents awaiting future roles.
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Taft Liked by South Says Judge Lurton Visit in Augusta
Nashville reports United States Circuit Judge Lurton arriving from Augusta and Atlanta says President-elect Taft is loved by the South and the South returns the feeling cordially. He notes Confederate veterans visited Taft at his Augusta cottage and that Taft seeks to dispel notions from Washington of Southern disloyalty.
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Calve Found Safe After Four Days Missing
Madame Emme Calve, famed prima donna, was located in the Ogisthorpe sanitarium after four days of disappearance. Reported by Savannah, Jacksonville and other city papers, Calve is under throat specialist care and her return ends a tense chapter as her company and fans tracked her separately. The incident followed a performance in Savannah and a missed booking in Jacksonville with plans for Columbia and Augusta afterward. The article also notes heavy ship traffic in Marseilles with many neuter visitors to American vessels.
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Roosevelts pledge not to kill animals prompts protest
Macon Georgia January 7 local members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plan to forward a petition to President Theodore Roosevelt asking him not to stir any animosity as he pursues big game hunting. The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has protested, blanks have been sent to local groups to be filled out by teachers and others, and President Hugh W Washington expects a strong Macon branch protest.
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Husband Arrested for Killing His Wife in Sovereign Laws Case
Rainey Lowe died last Sunday from choking at the hands of Sovereign Laws. Her husband was arrested on murder charges, with Boyd identified as an accessory and held in jail after the coroner’s inquest.
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Murdered Wife and Daughter and Himself in Capital Hill Tragedy
W L Seeley, a former national bank examiner, his wife Kate and daughter Rene were found dead in their Capital Hill home. The three victims lay submerged in the bath with a steamer trunk over Seeley and his wife. Police say Seeley killed his wife and daughter during financial worry before taking his own life. The family was last contacted Thursday. a black cat remained on the premises as detectives investigated.
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Weather outlook across states for Monday and Tuesday
The forecast covers Georgia North Carolina Virginia South Carolina East Florida Alabama West Florida Miami port Louisiana West Texas Arkansas Kentucky Pennsylvania and parts of the Midwest. Partly cloudy or fair conditions are expected with warmer temperatures in the north portions Tuesday and light to moderate northwest or variable winds.
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