Vandalism Hits Public Buildings in Britain
London reports militant suffragette vandalism prompting closures of major sites including the Victoria and Albert Museum crypts St Pauls cathedral crypt and Buckingham Palace stables. Parliament debates security for art treasures as hunger striking art student May Richardson defends her actions while Emmeline Pankhurst’s legacy fuels the movement.
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London
Victoria and Albert Museum
St. Paul's Cathedral
Royal Stables
Buckingham Palace
Charterhouse
Reginald Vic- Kenna
Home Secretary
Richardson
Prormice Asquith
Hichardson Haseen
Robert Wallace
Hichardson
Emmeline Pankhurst
Hinyett
The Waters of the Mast poem fragment
Fragmentary verse recalls flowing waters and lilies with imagery of gardens and fountains. The lines evoke drifting leaves and gleaming reflections, conjuring a dreamy, oriental mood without a clear narrative or direct references to people or places.
Dropping of Murphy Scored by Littleton
New York March 12 The board of governors of the National Democratic club faced sharp criticism from ex Congressman Martin W Littleton over dropping Charles F Murphy and other Tammany men from membership He sent a letter to the club president and other members The club president Judge Edward Dwyer replied that 15 members were dropped automatically and 65 total had requested reinstatement About 10 members have applied for reinstatement but Murphy Foley Plunkett Darlington and Gaffney Siegel will not be accepted Names include Henry Siegel and other Tammany figures
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New York
Board of Governors
National Democratic Club
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
Edward ¥. Dwyer
Memper
Go to Gallows At High Noon For Bennie Henson
Tampa Dia March 12 Deserted by attorneys Bennie Henson condemned for the murder of his wife killed last August faces execution between six and noon Today during the trial two caggel beads were found on his person after he allegedly threatened to kill Prosecuting Attorney George P B Ranev Eis Attorneys refused to have him handle a cage following the escort The evidence against Henson was weak Ironically Ethel Henson was pleading for mercy when shot to death Tensan claimed it was him who fired claiming mistaken identity He started a request to take along automobile tides with no other passenger but him and the sheriff
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Tampa
Dia
Bennie Henson
Gallawa
Henson
Leid
George PB
Ranev Eis
Tensan
Prisoner Held on Bigamy Charge in Savannah
Joseph Umberget, a house taker in Savannah, was arrested on a bigamy charge after marrying Sims Carlotta Wickenbers on March 4. His first wife and child reside in Newark, and authorities allege he deserted his first spouse years ago in Jacksonville.
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Savannah Gs
Joseph
Umberget
Sims Carlotta Wickenbers
Savannah
Ibbing Hekl
North Courth Street
Newark
Embereer
Jacksonville
Steamers Caught in Ice Packs in Severe Winter
Reports describe a harsh sea season with many wrecks and ice entrapments. The naval tug Mer de Potomac and steamship Washington were frozen in on ice off Cape Breton. Four crew members rescued near Gouin Island, suffering from cold and exposure.
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Storma
Mer
Potomac
D. Washington
Loumberg
N.S
Cape Breton
Gouin Island
Ambassadors Remarks Stir British Press Over Panama Talk
U S ambassador Hines Page caused surprise in London with remarks on Panama, the tariff, and Central American investments. British papers quoted him defending U S policy while accusing foreign intrigues, noting Monroe Doctrine limits and praising Anglo American commerce.
Fire Damages Grain Warehouse on Marietta Street
A blaze at the T H Brooks & Co grain warehouse on Marietta Street caused extensive damage, with losses estimated between 15000 and 20000 dollars. The fire, likely sparked by locomotive sparks, destroyed flour meal and seed oats but was fully insured. The firm will continue operations from its East Port warehouse to fulfill Atlanta orders.
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T H Brooks & Co
Marietta Street
Iisuance
Brooks Company
East Port
Atlanta
Housing reform extends to single family dwellings too
Joan Thider of the National Housing association argues in The Survey that reform must cover single family dwellings as thoroughly as apartment blocks. He notes difficulty drawing clear lines between shack, residence, and apartment house while urging cities to adopt minimum standards for sanitation light air privacy and fire safety. He cites New York New Jersey Columbus and Duluth where housing legislation faced opposition but ultimately stimulated construction and reduced social costs.
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Joan Thider
National Housing Association
Wwe Hase
Athen
Ite
New York City
New Jersey
Columbus
Sm Buluth
Coal price drop from Carroll and Hunter
Carroll and Hunter announce a reduced price of five dollars a ton for their best high grade Jellico coal. The move follows market adjustments and targets industrial buyers seeking premium fuel.
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Carroll& Hunter
A Modern Eve at Atlanta Theaters
At the Atlanta engagement of A Modern Eve the Berlin orchestra delivers a bright snappy musical score and lively dancing. Edward Hume leads a capable cast with forty others in a clean, entertaining show for Monday and Tuesday including two Tuesday matinees.
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Atlanta
Berlin
Garrick
Chicago
Edward Hume
Eniel Somadian
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth Headlines Quality Show
Forsyth bills a strong vaudeville lineup drawing large crowds. The standout is the clever Ladle Cum, touted as the wittiest English boy comedian with fresh jokes and deft dancing. Harry Tigue and his college troupe offer top sketches, Carl Byal and Myrtle Young perform a sparkling variety act, and Sshlang with Kemp showcase acrobatics and wheel routines. Next week William A. Brady's Beauty is Only Skin Pop will headline.
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Keith
Forsyth
Fsineus Ladle
Harry Tigue
Collegians
Carl Byal
Myrtle Young
Jam Sshlang
Wilt
Kemp
Wiliam A. Brady
Two Lucky Tramps Attracts Burlesque Fans In Atlanta
The Columbia theater presents Two Lucky Tramps with George Milton Jennie Delmar Frank Beaumont and a galaxy of burlesque stars as the main attraction for the week. An upcoming Monday matinee will feature the Colomat Sextette with each member in a colored wig marking its Atlanta debut of the new colored wit tad.
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George Milton
Jennie Delmar
Frank Beaumont
Columbia
Colomat
Atlanta
Tad
Over the Counter Bond Sale by Bay State Ends
Boston March 12 The sale over the counter of a 6 325 000 state bond issue was completed today announced by Treasurer Frederite W Mansfield. The sale began February 13 after the treasurer rejected bids by bond houses. The disposal of state bonds directly to investors is a bid to be unique in the history of this state.
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Boston
Frederite W Mansfield
Von Coboly to Write Book on American Criminals
Hungarian nobleman Andon von Coboly staying in Atlanta at the Georgian Terrace announced plans to write a book titled American Impressions. He says he will study prison life in the United States and has visited Judge Ben Hill’s court to speak with prisoners. He and companions toured the federal prison and requested permission for music during lunch for the inmates to gauge its effect.
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Andon von Coboly
Atlanta
Ben H Hill
Entes - Gay
Hou
Mellen Fights Manslaughter Charge in Westport Wreck Case
In Bridgeport March 12 1913 Charles Mellen former NYNH and Hartford president faced manslaughter charges stemming from the 1912 Westport wreck. His counsel moved to discharge the prisoner prompting Judge Tuttle to hear arguments on demurrer and amended complaint with a decision expected soon. If denied the state may seek a new information and Mellen would again face attack on the complaint.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Mellen
New York, New Haven
Artaine
Tue
Ar Meilens
Bird
Itomet S. Cummings
Mellen
H. Meller
Melton
Forsyth and Forsyth Bakery Ad and travel map notice
Fragmentary ad text advertises bread and health claims from Hansemans A Bakers. Mentions “Useful Map of Great Britain,” a book about tours on the Great Western Railway of England, and a general notice for Kateley, 501 9th Ave.
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Great Britain
England
T. Kateley
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