Cody Declares Divorce Case Breaks With Wife
William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill testifies in his divorce deposition in Omaha declaring he will not reconcile with Mrs Cody and will have nothing to do with her in the future. He says she accused him of murdering their daughter and will denounce him after his death. Cross examination highlighted reconciliation issues and his conduct toward staff. Cody then left Omaha for New York and on to Paris by upcoming Saturday.
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Nebi
Wiliam F. Cody
Buffelo Buh
Wicox
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Cody
Ridgley
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Dr. Powell
Powell
Wilcox
Jad
New York
Paris
Mrs Chadwick Trial Sees Nine Witnesses Testify
In Cleveland on March 7 nine witnesses testified in the Mrs. Chadwick case. The defense showed bank entries and deposits indicating funds credited to Mrs. Chadwick, contradicting government claims she had no money in Oberlin bank. Directors and bank officials offered varied testimony while Chadwick wore a gray veil, awaiting further rulings on whether Andrew Carnegie may be summoned.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Oberlin
Spear
Beckwith
General Journal of the Bank
Journal
Wing
H. H. Avery
Oberlin Bank
Avery
Euclid Avenue Trust Company
Horace G. White
Andrew Carnegie
Sullivan
Carnegie
North Carolinas new divorce law delights many
Raleigh March 7 Special The recently enacted divorce law pleases North Carolinians, claiming it surpasses all others in two decades. It annuls a long string of special laws aimed at cases where people sought to marry again, reflecting broad approval of legislative reform.
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North
Measles Epidemic Hits Garolston County Schools
An epidemic of measles grips Garolston Ga and much of the county causing widespread illness and hindering schooling and farm work as residents seek remedies and safety measures amidst the outbreak.
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Garolston
Young Henly Qualifies for Marine Commission
Washington March F Special John Ralph Henley of George qualifies for appointment as second lieutenant in the marine corps after designation for examination at the request of Congressman Carter Tate.
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Young Henly
Washington
March
Marine Corps
John Ralph Henley
George
Carter Tate
Contested Bucket Shop Bill Faces Legal Challenge
North State legislature passed an anti bucket shop bill enabling cotton mill men to deal in futures. Senator Eller secured the amendment for mill interests. Critics call it class legislation and unconstitutional. They vow to continue business and test the law in court.
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Ralagh
Eller
Lieutenant Woodward of Atlanta Wins Navy Promotion
Clark Howell Woodward of Atlanta has been promoted from junior to first grade lieutenant in the U S Navy. He is 28, Annapolis 1899 graduate, served on the Brooklyn during the Spanish American War, currently aboard the Decatur in Philippine waters and may remain in the Orient for some time before visiting Atlanta.
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Clark Howell Woodward
Atlanta
United States Navy
Hich
Army
Washington
Woodward
Annapolis
Park Woodward
Washington, D.C
Senate
Huggins
Mardi Gras Parade in New Orleans Opens Carnival Day
Crowds along St Charles Avenue witness Rex pageant under cloudy skies that brighten to sun as masqueraders in quaint costumes parade for hours. King Rex, David Hennen Morrin, rides past Boston and Pickwick Clubs while Proteus queen May Parkerson and Rex and Comus queens appear with their maids. Camus Night features twenty fonted scenes and a ball at the French Opera House. Rex hosts a reception at Washington Artillery Hall. Hazel Els is named queen in a royal carnival finale.
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New Orleans
Rex
St. Charles Avenus
New York
Camus
Plelad
Washington Artillery Hall
Hazel Els
Captain Eirkman Resigns Amid Serious Trial Charges
Washington March 7 Captain George W Waurionan a Twenty-ninth infantry being tried by criminal court at Kott Ninarara Nebr on charges of scandalous conduct to the prejudice of food order and military discipline has tendered his resignation as an army officer. The question of acceptance rests with the President and the secretary of war. The court has recessed to May 10 awaiting Philippine evidence and additional serious charges have been preferred making resignation unlikely without punishment.
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Washington
George W.waurionan
aWenty
Philippines
Kirkman
Adamson County Administrator Appoints New Official
Carrollton Georgia March 7 Special JH Barron appointed Colonel Ralph i Adamson a prominent attorney of Carrollton to serve a four year term as county administrator succeeding Colonel S J Boystin. Adamson previously spent 32 years in the Philippines educational department before returning home to practice law.
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Adamson
Carrolton
JH Barron
Ralph i .Adamson
Carrollton
S. J. Boystin
Philippines
Chinese Minister Sees President In Washington
Chinese minister Sit Chentung Liang Cheng called on the president and presented greetings from the Chinese emperor upon inauguration. The emperor’s regard was expressed along with wishes for a successful and prosperous administration. Judge Adamson at Home in Carrollton, Ga. Mar 7. Congressman W. C. Adamson returned to Carrollton last night.
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Washington
Sit Chentung Liang Cheng
United States
Adamson
Carrollton
Hon. W
Congress
Easy Ways to Keep Well with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A 68 year old man credits daily Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for his robust health despite an indoor life. The ad claims tablets aid digestion with natural enzymes and peptones, recommended by physicians as harmless, available nationwide, and sold by druggists at 50 cents per package.
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Wiebold
Stuart
Maine
California
Ams
Great Britain
Australia
Fire at Fort Gaines destroys Mansfield store
Fire in Binffton, Clay county, burned Mansfield & Son store and stock for about 12000 loss with 7000 insured among The Warermans Fund and Commercial Union of London. Mrs Humphey hotel also burned at a 1000 loss with 5000 insurance in Home of New York.
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Fort Gaines
Binffton
Clay County
Mansfield & Son
Waremans Fund
Commercial Union of London
Disturbance at Decatur dance hall ends in arrests
In Decatur Ga last night a nine to twelve o'clock disturbance at a negro dance hall on Atlanta street led to sixteen arrests after knives pistols and razors were used. Jim Allen was shot. Joine TM Twe wounded but alive. Police jailed fourteen belligerents including two women. The mayor announced fines for disorderly conduct and the grand jury indicted the shooter. The incident strained the town jail and county sheriff's resources.
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Decatur
Atlanta
Jim Alien
Neeto
Joine
Darky
Hetars
Maysn
Towta
Reagin
German cavalry expansion defeated by Reichstag committee
Berlin on March 7 reports the appropriations committee rejected the government plan to add twenty eight cavalry squadrons despite protests from War Minister Von Einem. The panel approved infantry and artillery increases but opposed cavalry growth, with all parties except the center party voting against. The government is unlikely to accept the defeat and will press the proposals again.
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Berlin
Reichs Sfig
von Einem
Center Party
Durden to Leave Farnesvie Pastorate Withdrawn
Reverend C W Durden who resigned from the Farnesvie Baptist church last Sunday to accept Bainbridge has withdrawn the resignation and will continue as pastor of the Barnesville church.
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Farnesvie
Aaren G
C. W. Durden
Bainbridge
Barnesville Baptist Church
Hardware store found in young man's stomach
A four year hospital ward case in Jones county tells of a young man sent to an asylum who ate plaster from the walls and items stored inside the stomach. Authorities documented brass hardware pieces, glass, buttons, clothing remnants, and other debris chewed into a stomach mass preserved for medical study.
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Jones County
Buchanan
Jackson
Miss
Iim
Milusinos
White man hanged for assault in Plumerville Arkansas
Charles Hammons a white man was hanged here for a criminal assault on his high-year-old step daughter last October at Plumerville. Hammons had served in the Spanish-American War and Philippines later married Mrs. Alice Thomas. The supreme court refused to overturn the verdict and Governor Davis refused to intervene.
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Arkansas
Morritton
Ark
Charles Hammons
Plumerville
Hammons
Philippines
Alice Thomas
Supreme Court
Davis
S nae named as Chancellor in Mississippi position
Governor Vardaman named Hon W. J. Lamb of Corinth as successor to Chancellor Henry I. Muuldrow. Lamb, a foremost northeastern attorney, will have his commission forwarded soon. In Madison, Wis., the legislature passed a law prohibiting sale or manufacture of cigarettes and papers.
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Henry L. Muidrow
Mississippi
Jackson
Mise
Marth
Vardaman
W. J. Lamb
Corinth
Henry I. Muuldrow
Me. Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Madison
Wis
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