Mountain Boy Tries Navy for Religious Training
President Roosevelt heard a tale of desertion from the U S Navy and an appeal for clemency. J Matthews Fortner a Pickens county mountain boy sought to become a Baptist minister and enlisted in 1903 aboard the Lancaster. He deserted after a short time and later studied at Furman University Greenville S C and was arrested. Fortner is in prison awaiting trial and the president pledged to review the case for possible leniency after the court action.
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Russian father forced to name son for death
Riga report from AP describes Turkish war veteran pressured by military authorities to pick which of his two sons would be executed for disarming a guard detachment. After the father chose and the victim died, authorities found the other son was the real culprit and rearrested him for court martial.
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Bartlett on Death of Sactionalium in Illinois
In the House Bartlett Georgia urged the appropriation for Confederate mound care in Illinois as a symbol of reconciliation, praising an end to sectional strife and a united republic. In Washington the Roman Catholic Missionary conference opened with a vigil, hosting missionaries from across the United States and a welcome address by Rev. A P Doyle.
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Higamist Gets His Wish Prefers Cell to Wife Life
A confessed bigamist Gustav Gottlieb of East 13th Street faces a one year jail term after admitting marriage to Jeasis Fair while already being married to a twelve year spouse and father of five. Judge Foster in Part 1 of the Court of Felonies weighs the case as Gottlieb, an elevator operator, seeks confinement over polygamy amid family ties to California and Vanderbilts.
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Constable Draws Gun In Baseball Row At Stadium
In the sixth inning of a Columbia Macon game Constable John Carr tried to move a boy from Cy Watson’s automobile step. Watson objected and Carr drew a revolver, the hammer snapped but did not discharge. Officer Hegopath wrestled Carr to seize the weapon. Carr was taken to police headquarters after threatening the reporter.
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Fire in Gotham Tenement Kills Four as Firemen Fall
A five story tenement at 209 East Ninety seventh street in New York caught fire today. Four people are dead and several others injured. Two firefighters were killed after being struck by falling debris. A woman attempting to rescue her two year old child dropped the child and perished as smoke overwhelmed them. The bodies were found burned on the upper floors. identification pending.
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Liner Westernland Refloated After Grounding Near Cape May
The steamer Westernland from Liverpool and Queenstown to Philadelphia grounded at the Delaware Bay entrance but was floated at 11 40 pm. Tug assistance and hawser runs freed the vessel, no injuries reported though over a thousand aboard. After clearing the shoals she headed to the Delaware Breakwater to ride out the night. Mr and Mrs Jack Lewis traveled to Newberry to attend the wedding of Miss Thyns Schumpert of New BC, then planned a stay at Atlantic Beach.
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Local Field Notes From The Constitution
The Constitution prints minor happenings of interest from last night and nearby. A young boy named Willig Ho Hoam struck a window to grab an item, was restrained by a passerby, and handed to officers. Several other boys face charges for pilfering window goods at Goldberg and Liene’s.
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Figures Claim Cotton Figures Were Cooked by Government
Washington June 11 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson was compelled to countersign a statement denying charges by Representative Ellerbe of South Carolina that the June 4 cotton acreage estimates were manipulated. The department admits errors in acreage estimates and asserts the final crop estimate aligns with the census report, while Ellerbe maintains manipulation occurred to fit 1906 expectations.
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Sale of Untrimmed Shapes Ends at New Low Price
About two hundred untrimmed shapes left in stock. The sale includes all materials and styles such as flats, sailors, large and small dress shapes in black white and colors. Final opportunity at current prices.
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