WEEPING WOMAN LED FROM COURT IN POSTAL TRIAL
Defense opens in postal trial as Machen and associates face questions of orders and debts. Miss Ina Liebhardt testifies Machen’s clerkship limited his daily duties and that Groff fastener was a fixed supply. Court adjourns with more testimony to come.
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Washington
Mransdox
Gro?s
George FE. Lorenz
Kumiler
Machen
George E. Lorens
Ohio
George E Lorenz
Lorenz
Conrad Syme
Maddox
Kumler
Mra Lorenz
Phillips
Machens
Sha
Miss Ina
Liebhardt
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Madhen
Wynne
Stern
Hawley
Miss Liebhardt
Needs of the Homeless Supplied Berlin
Official information states the needs of Aalesund Norway after a triple fire were provided for. 13,000 residents fled to neighboring towns while the American steamer Phoenica, sent on Emperor William’s instigation, carries 4,000 more people and twenty days of supplies.
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Berlin
Alesund
Norway
Sven
Aalesuml
Ham Burge
Phoenica
Asles
Re Ifef
William
Cotton Shipment for Japan Leaves Houston for San Francisco
A shipment of 3600 bales of cotton bound for Japan departed Houston tonight via the Southern Pacific to San Francisco. The load required forty one cars and a crane, with the freight bill listed at 29000 dollars, highlighting trade with the Orient.
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Japan
Houston
Tex
Southerm Pacific
San Francisco
Orients Trade
Footwear sale prices listed for men and hunting boots
The notice lists rubber boots for men priced at $5.00 and $6.00, waterproof hunting shoes at $3.50, $4.00, and $6.00, and Arctics for men at $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50.
Gotch Beats Jenkins in Pivotal Wrestling Showdown
In Bellingham Washington on January 28 Frank A Gotch from Humboldt Iowa defeated Tom Jenkins of Cleveland Ohio in a hard fought match watched by about five thousand. Gotch showcased faster technique and leg work while Jenkins struggled to counter. The bout, for a 2000 purse and 3200 side bets, ended with heated exchanges before officials separated the fighters. Jenkins weighed 210 pounds and Gotch 190 at ring side.
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Bellingham
Wash
Frank A. Gotch
Humboldt
Iowa
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Gotch
Jenkins
Og Toul
Jenkine
Gharonten
Peonage Charge Holds Pittman in Georgia
Athens report states Judge Himbrew issued a warrant against Lucius Pittman a Madison County farmer on a peonage charge for allegedly detaining the children of a Negro woman named Griffith The federal court case was set for a preliminary hearing before Judge Kimbrew tomorrow
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Athens
Angler
Himbrew
Lucius Pittman
Madison County
Griffith
Kimbrew
Savannah Cotton Market Surges Amid High Prices
Savannah Ga January 28 Special reports describe a day of great excitement in the cotton market with heavy buying and expectations of higher prices. Some brokers cite 18 to 25 cents, others hold for 25 cents as buyers across Georgia Alabama and South Carolina refuse to part with cotton. Numerous farmers profit from rising prices, with substantial cash sales and bank balances noted. Other items include a large lumber fire in North Tonawanda and a Panama Canal treaty petition from Brunswickia’s board of trade.
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Savannah
Monthe
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
North Georgia
Pyokere
Jackson Farmers
Bates
Hatonton
Eatonton
Jefferson Jefferson, Ga
Gatesville
Hawkineville
Hawkineville Ga
R. L Partin
MANGLED MEN LAID IN GRAVES IN PITTSBURGH AREA
Burial processions and rescue parties moved bodies from the Hardwick mine to the morgue as 103 recovered. Thirty identified, eighteen buried. Funeral services held, priests led simple rites. Foreign miners mostly refused entry to aid the rescue. Relief fund exceeds $10,000 with more contributions arriving.
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Pittaburi
Herse
Hardwick
Frst
EO Graham
Lutheran Church
New Kensington
Chelawick
Tlis
Girl Is Long on Husbands
San Antonio January 28 Jeeale Evie, 68, daughter of Mount Vernon, Missouri, family, placed in county jail on bigamy charge. She married a Mexican barber on January 17 after leaving Georges A King, a stockman with a ranch near Tucson, whom she wed over a year earlier. She lived with King briefly at Wichita Falls then disappeared, saying she had no funds for divorce. Arrest followed a King's ally recognizing her.
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San Antonio
Jeeale
Evie
Mount Vernon
Sbe
Georges
King
Tucson
Arla
Wichita Tallis
Selma
Crum Working Without Pay Questioned Over Charleston Collector Post
Washington reports Senator Tillman’s inquiry into William D Crum who served as collector at the Charleston port starting March 29 1903 and January 8 1904 on temporary and informal terms. The Treasury confirms no third or fourth appointment and notes Crum has no pay due under section 176 while the judiciary must decide his official status.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Wiliam BD
Crum
Tharleston
Treasury
Shaw
Pro Tam Frye
Willam D Crum
Charleston
BR Tilman
William D Crum
Port of Charleston
Picture Auction At Thurmonds Gallery Today
The Fisher collection watercolors by Hugo Fisher and drawings by Harrison Fisher will be auctioned at Thurmond's gallery on Peachtree Street at 10:30 this morning. Postponed by yesterday's snow, the sale attracted many visitors and calls to Mr Fisher.
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Fisher
Thurmonds Gallery
Peachtree Street
Hugo Fisher
Harrison Fisher
Thurmond
Republican MP Pegs Wins Maiden Speech in Senate Row
Minnesota Republican J Adam Pegs delivered his maiden Senate address in Washington January 28. His wit drew laughter from both parties as he praised Roosevelt, attacked populists, and debated race questions, party unity, and southern policy amid broader fiscal clashes.
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Washington
J Adam Pegs
Minnesota
Beds
Cleveland
Bryan
Roosevelt
Fundni
Wall Street
Scudder
New York
Bede
Thayer
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Mr Bede
Congress
Hede
West
Richardson
South
Dir Richardson
Alabama
Grosvenor
Richardson Eat
Baker
Southern States
Mr Richardson
Waycross Cows Lose At Last Election
Waycross Georgia January 28 special reports the contested cow election was settled by recount showing the cows lose by five votes. The election held Saturday saw an amendment to curb cows running on streets fail by one vote. Alderman Murphy filed a protest and the recount discarded twenty six votes, altering the result by five votes.
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Waycross Ga
Murphy
Atlanta Man Gaton Europe Tour With Auto and Escort
New York January 28 Special E E Mathers owner of McChesney and Major Delmar sails on La Touraine with 40 horsepower car for a grand European tour. He plans to visit Paris Monte Carlo and return via southern France as yearlong journey with Horace Bradley. Gating a prominent Atlanta financier, his departure excites local friends.
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New York
EE @mathers
McChesney
Delmar
Atlanta
Ireland
England
Germany
Irance
Switzerland
Zjnpin
San Francisco
Gatins Sild
Europe
Ufa
Dresry
Horace Bradley
Harvard
Familley
Bradley
Les
Paria
Monte Carlo
Gating
Kew York
ELS
Orients
Ferry collision injures no one in foul of strong tide
In New York on January 26 a collision between the ferryboat Princeton and the steamship Nacoochee left a damaged paddle wheel and a hole in the Princeton. about 300 passengers panicked but none injured as the Nacoochee backed away and tugs assisted the Princeton. Several women fainted in the ferry’s women’s cabin during the fright.
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New York
Princeton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Savannah
North River
Toomer Works 500 Convicts
Washington January 28 The Sibley bill to bar government purchase of convict made goods was before the house committee on labor. E J Roche AFL supported the measure while Toomer of Georgia testified he holds a five year convict labor contract and contends convict labor funds public schools.
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Washington
Sibley Bdl
House
Caremittee
Labor Today
E J Roche
American Federation of Labor
W Om Toomer
Georgia
Monument to Kosciuszko Rather Than Pulaski Urged by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent a recommendation to Congress to replace a Pulaski equestrian statue with a Kosciuszko pedestrian statue. The plan would place Kosciuszko at a Lafayette Square corner beside Lafayette, Rochambeau, and von Steuben statues.
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Pulaski
Roosevelt
Washington
Copeless
Pensylvania Avenue
Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Street
Kancluska
Banquet to H. Clay Evans Held in Chattanooga
The chamber of commerce hosted a banquet tonight honoring Hon H. Clay Evans, consul general to London, with about 180 guests including Southern officials M J 0 Brien of the Southern Express Company and several army officers in attendance.
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H. Clay Evans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jemiar
Cumber of Commerce
London
The
Southern
M J 0 Brien
Southern Express Company
Woman Slayer Trailed as Bedford Murders Case Grows
Detectives search for a Palois registered man after Miss Sarah Schaefer was killed in Bedford. Authorities describe a suspect seen near the alley and hotel as a brown suited man with a large mustache. A separate report states Harry Behr was released after police doubt an alleged confession tied to narcotics or joking questions.
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Bedford
Park Hotel
Palois
Sarah Schaefer
Miss Schacter
Monon
Manan
Greencastle
Crawford Auille
Drs
Freeland Emery
Short Hate
Court of Inquiry
Schaefer
Palo Ils
Savn
Min
Harry Behr
Troufsvile
Bedford Ind
Spon
Memphis
Behr
Bohra
Bitt
Former Jeopardy Clerk Faces Larceny Case in Savannah
In Savannah on January 28 Judge George T Cann ruled on the case of J B Olivero a former Atlantic Coast Line cashier charged with larceny after trust involving about 5000 dollars. The mistrial was declared due to Judge Barrow having expressed an opinion on evidence, later reversed by the supreme court, sending the case to trial. Olivero, a widely connected Georgia and South Carolina figure, faces upcoming proceedings. A separate note records the Glen Raven Cotton Oil Company charter in Alamance County with capital stock of 150000 dollars and J Q Gant J E Gant and Kennette Gant as stockholders.
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Savannah
J B Olivero
Atlantic Coast Line
Susanmah
George T Cann
Pope Barrow
Barrow
Supreme Court
Cann
Clcerogre
Georgia
South
Carolna
Raleigh NC
Glen Raven
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Cravenette Rain Coats
Muse
Whitehall
Frank Gotch
Weld Wrestling
Pittman
Morocco
Tengier
Savannah Bulls
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Tonawanda Island
Lesight
Panama
Board of Trade of
Jessie
Roar
Connecticut
Williams
Mississippi
Willams
New Jersey
William J Bryan
Taligads
Standard Oil Company
Curtis Drug Company
J. F. Gatins
Toomer
Eosciuseo
Chatham Court
Conn
Oliveros
Coast Lime
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