Kennedy Freed on $10,000 Bail After Murder Trial
Dr Samuel J Kennedy released on bail of ten thousand dollars after his latest murder trial. A crowd cheered as he walked to his lawyer’s office and then to Staten Island. Jurors who held out for acquittal urged release while District Attorney Philbin suggested quashing the indictment.
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New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Staten Island
Newdorp
Ducas Newhurser
Shalters
Lous R. Searles
Kennedy
Moore
Moromfee
Dr. Kennedy
Craic-y-Nos Auction Sees Patti’s Welsh Castle Sold
London June 18 Craic-y-Nos the Wales residence of Adelina Patti was auctioned in the city auction room packed with influencers. The opening bid of 50 pounds failed to attract further offers until Lumley sought a higher price, eventually driving bids to 45,000 pounds before a reserve was declared and the sale adjourned as Patti’s reasons cite she plans parts of Sweden and Wales climate preference influencing the disposal.
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London
Craix-y-Nos
Wales
Adelina Patti
Rolf-Cederstrom
the Mart
Baron Cederstrom
Mme. Pattl
Mr. Lumley
Sir George Lewis
George Lewis
Mme. Paul
Chatham Artillery 18 Off for Bainbridge Camp
Savannah G a June 18 Special The Chatham artillery will leave tomorrow for Bainbridge to camp for two weeks or ten days. Officers and men include Captain George P Walker Lieutenant H S Dreese Lieutenant A D Kenson Sergeants Strachan Raines Barbour Groves Papy Corporals Chapeau Clarke Privates Connery Cherry Davidson Filton Guevara Kayton Nicolas Purse Rambo Schmidt Stillwell Stults and J Wheaten.
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Bainbridge
Savannah
Chatham Artillery
George P. Walker
H. S. Dreese
A. D. Kenson
Strachan
Raines
Barbour
Groves
Papy
Chapeau
Clarke
Connery
Cherry
Davidson
Stuart's Gin and Buchu Promises Kidney Cure
An old remedy ad claims Stuart's Gin and Buchu treats women's ailments by addressing weak kidneys and Bright's disease symptoms. It touts relief from back pain headaches dizziness and swelling with improved urine and blood quality, urging use over “female weakness.” The ad credits Whiny Stuart Mfg Co and lists Atlanta Georgia as origin.
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Stuart
Bright
Whiny Stuart Mfc Co
Gulam
Forarth
Atlanta
Trea Medical
Yloe
Alice Doe
Mexican Detective Nabs Counterfeiter in City Plot
In Mexico City on June 18 a detective arrested Jos Frias, a counterfeiting gang member found in a house on a quiet street. The ring passed fake American dollars at a premium below the exchange rate, with some suspects disguising themselves as travelers and merchants. The notes, dated 180, bore perfect engravings and a chemical bath to appear in circulation. Colonel Villegas leads the broader police investigation into a growing crime network.
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Mexico City
Jos. Frias
Interior States
United States
Fries
Guanajuato
Zacatecas
Villegas
Synod Defeats Move to Abolish Secret Society Ban
In Jamestown on June 18 the Swedish Lutheran synod rejected a proposal to remove the ban preventing Masons and other secret or atheistic groups from church membership. The debate grew heated as advocates called the clause essential to doctrine, and the amendment was voted down 81 to ? leaving the prohibition intact within all synod churches.
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Jamestown
Tutheran Synod
Committee of
Masonic Order
Church of the Synod
Fremting
Vasco
Min
Masonry
Ray
Lindsame
Free Majors
C. EB. Fosaburm
Dr Swenson
G. Swenson
Special Gospel Train Carries Macon Delegates to Union Convention
Macon delegates boarded a special train this afternoon bound for Rome to attend the seventh annual convention of the Baptist Young People's Union. A chapel car was attached to the train to enable ontheway services. Delegates from Macon churches included Mrs. S G Bouts Miss Elsie Bouts Miss Frances Petricon M B Buckley Miss Mary F Waite and Hector Cameron among others.
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Macon
Baptist Young People's Union
Rome
S. G. Bouts
Elsie Bouts
Frances Petricon
M. B. Buckley
Mary F._Waite
Hector Cameron
Severe Rain Storm Darkens Elberton Georgia
A heavy rain storm washed away the Beaverdam creek raceway in Elbert on, leaving the city in darkness since Sunday night. Repairs are under way and lights will be restored shortly after. The storm caused considerable damage to the electric plant and local officials report rapid restoration efforts.
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Hlberton
Beaverdam Creek
Circumstances Alter Cases in Philadelphia Inquirer
A student who stole diamonds is released and losses are to be compensated. The paper questions prosecution and warns that theft is theft regardless of who commits it. The piece laments selective justice and urges that a lesson be learned to curb such acts. The column hints at a societal burden and mentions a disease term Kleptomania.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
J. Northen
Ministers summoned for contempt in Denver bar case
Rev M A Rader Rev W H Talmadge and Walter Wynkoop faced contempt charges in Judge Palmer's district court over pulpits remarks and a church notice urging support for closing saloons on Sundays. Proceedings focused on injunctions that restricted liquor service on Sundays and barred women from dance halls and wine rooms.
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Denver
Col
M. A. Rader
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Talmadge
Anti-Saloon League
Walter D. Wynkoop
Christian Endeavor Society of Denver
Palmer
District Court
I P. Stauer
Chesapeake Oyster House
Mitton H. Smith
Chesapeake
Daniel Cronin
Stauer
Rader
Cours
Talmadge
Peter 3. Palmer
Cty
Jnjuncona
Wynkoop
Christian Endeavor Society
Dear Endeavorers
Police Board
Our Trade with Mexico
Dr. Walter E. Weyl reports from six months in Mexico that German influence in hardware trade persists but American capital in railways banks and other industries sustains strong influence. He credits U S capital with stabilizing Mexico's business and political tone and suggests German dominance in hardware may be temporary as U S firms gain European competition momentum.
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Mexico
Milwaukee Sentinel
Walter E. Weyl
National Department of Labor
United States
Germany
Weyl
Republic
Dr. Weyl
Tijaz
Iiig
Ihe
Brexico Ie Kay
Women Must Sleep and Find Relief in Pinkham Remedy
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Hartley of 221 West Congress Street, details chronic nervous fatigue and sleeplessness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring sleep and easing symptoms like indigestion fainting dizziness headaches and backache, urging others to consider the tonic for women's ailments.
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Hartley
Congress
Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Plukhem
Militia Banned By Labor NGO Bayonets In Strikes
Washington reports Frederick Dris coll of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association urged arbitration to settle differences and conciliation to create new senses of relief. He called for publishers to have a voice in laws affecting their interests and for negotiations on division of labor between job and book pressmen. The pressmen would not join a national grand organization, citing distrust of state power in strikes.
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Washington
Frederick Driscoll
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Printing Pressmen's Convention
International Typographical Union
Bowman
Association
Acion
Driacoli
Committee On Laws
Salvation Army in Macon Fifteen Weeks of Work
In Macon Georgia Captain J B Payne head of Salvation Army reports fifteen weeks of work ending June 28 including 119 outdoor services 442 at barracks 13 at the Jets 209 meeting hours 280 families visited and 1 28 War Cries distributed Forty three converts with notable cases including a man never before in a church and many destitute visited. total income recorded as 20 65.
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Macon
J. B Payne
Salvation Army
Payne
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Gainesville
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Gainesville, GA
Constitution
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Northen
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Equitable Building
W. d. Northen
Atlanta Constitution
The
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