Texas Senate Expels Member Over Graft Charges
Strenuous session ends with the Texas Senate expelling Senator Thomas A from Sulphur Springs after a heated day of graft allegations and confrontations with lobbyists. Governor Campbell calls a special election for April 3 to replace him. House Speaker Kennedy faces charges over clerks' salaries as both chambers reconvene in a special session.
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Austin
Texas
Maroh
Senate
House
Brascom Thaman
Sulphur Springs
Nenffer Expuleato
Thomas
Kennedy
Apeaker
Two Burglars Try to Enter Porter Wrigley Store
Two unknown men attempted to burglarize the Porter Wrigley Company store at 76 North Broad Street last night. Mr Wrigley, a member of the company, encountered them as they tried to breach the door and window. They used tools to force entry but fled when confronted.
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Porter‘Wrigley Company
North Broad Street
Wrigley
General Fickle Disbarred by State Court ruling
Eoorville Tenn March 13 General GW Fickle longtime attorney general of Tennessee was disbarred from practice in all courts of the state today by Judge Joseph W. Gueni of the district court this county. The action stemmed from a Central Pickle signature letter deemed contemptuous. An appeal was filed with the supreme court.
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Eoorville
Tenn
GW Fickle
Tennesse
Joseph W @ueni
Ofr Oat
Supreme Cour
Home Cancer Cures Reported By Patients Themselves
Six individuals claim recovery from cancer at home citing rapid remission and self treatment. The text urges readers to write a doctor, request a booklet, and send an ice coupon for more details, promising reliability and success.
Revival Messages Stir Congregation at Tabernacle
A rainy morning did not dampen fervor as Rev Joseph Kemp of Scotland and Rev & Gordon of New York spoke at the Tabernacle. Miss E Brafford Miller of Australia delivered the main address on faith and love, reading from First Corinthians.
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Tabernacle
Joseph Kemp
Scotland
G Gordon
New York
E. Brafford Miller
Australia
Broughton
Thea
Isa Miller
Roosevelt
Wey
Miss Miller
God
Christ Janus
Diller
Bis Bon
Christ Jesus the Lord
D. Gordon
L. R. Giilreath
Certenvile
Gordon
Bethany
Lazarus
Jesus
Jane
Mule Resists Officer With Free Use Of Heels
Sam Lang a uniformed officer was kicked by a mule at the Heynes and Thunmoth streets corner while trying to capture it to the station. Lang’s partner J E Hughes attempted to drive the animal but it kicked and struck Lang, who was injured. The mule was impounded at the station house for $1 release. The Long family questionably has a history with police, linking to a prior incident involving a cow diverting an arrest attempt.
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Heynes
Diewes
Celease Long
Segnakt
Long
F Long
Funeral for A Pound Held at 118 Crew Street
The Pound family travels to Atlanta for the funeral of A Pound this afternoon at 8 o clock from 118 Crew Street. The day includes notices of donations and attendees from Birmingham and Covington while local events cover clearing house totals and railway telegraphers preparations for a May convention.
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Homan § Pound
Birmingham
Tho
Order of Railway Telegraphere
Federation
HB Parham
Bt Louth
International Association
Parham
Order
Atlanta
J Konenkamp
Chicago
Commercial Telegraphers’ ‘Association of the
United States
Canadip
City
Kimball
Mortuary notices list several local deaths and services
Multiple obituaries appear for Amanda H Cox, J Bennett, Robert B Townsend, C Fletcher Hays Jr, Melvin Eckerle, H H Bentley, Selma DuPree, Abel F Pound. Details include ages, birthplaces, service in the Civil War, residence addresses, funeral times and locations, and interment in local cemeteries.
United States to Stop Trouble in Central America Warships Sent to Scene
Washington reports no official dispute developments, but naval forces are deployed with orders to keep peace. Ships positioned at Greytown Bluefields Corinto and Bonacca Bay of Honduras to deter land movements. Presidents of Nicaragua and Salvador deny fighting while Mexico signals support for U S action to preserve regional peace.
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Washington
Pilleburs
Enet
Bureau of Navigation
Nicaraguan
Greytown
Bluefielda
Atlantic
Corinto
Bay of Bonseca
Pacific
Yorktown
Amepals
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
Nicarague
Atork
Itwan
Gregory
Legation
Managus
Espinosa
Nicaragus
Efferte
Benor Expingis
United States
New York City
Bis
New York
Zelays
Figueroa
Republica
Manigus
Salvador de Nicaragua
Figudro
Mexico
Mexico City
Amepata
Meila
Department of Foreign Affairs
Zelaya
Vigueroa
Offaira
Central America
Washinpton
Minster da la Bayra
Falls Unconscious on Sidewalk in Chicago Visitor Case
Thomas McCormick a 76 year old Chicago visitor and temporary resident of 220 East Fadr street collapsed unconscious last evening at Capitol avenue and East Fair street. He died minutes later after being carried to 74 Capitol avenue. Coroner held no inquest. McCormick had about 200 in money and had arrived from Fadmanville staying with Mrs Dyer to seek rest and health.
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Thomas McCormick
Chicago
East Fadr Street
Capitol Avenue
East Fair Street
J H Dickerson
Boly
Greenberg, Bond & Bloom- Geld
McGormick
Sungay
Fadmanville
Fannie Dyer
Fair Street
Woriness
Kam Hunter
St the
Ernest ‘Cunningham
Cay
Avénue
Grady Hospital
Donehoo
Inventor Bruce Takes Own Life After Patent Grant
New York inventor Wardh ja-Frank G Bruce, creator of a non-refillable device, killed himself at his home as a letter from the patent office arrived approving his patent. He had faced ongoing difficulties with the patent and previously attempted suicide but was stopped each time.
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New York
Frank G Bruce
United States Patent Office
Bruce
Ostracized worker ends life amid employment struggles
William Raphmachintet, a man in his fifties, killed himself after writing a note accusing employers of ostracism that left him unable to work for two years. He left a message to his wife and five children detailing his despair over losing subsistence and the impact of age discrimination. The item also includes an unrelated dry goods opportunity notice from Jacksonville store owners seeking a branch manager.
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New York
William Raph
Raph
Jacksonville
Thia Duminess
Florida Metropolis
Fila
Death Strikes Mother in Pool Room Assault
In Newport News Hampton a 20 year old quarrel over his return home led his mother Agnes Franko to strike him in a pool room on Queen street. The widow collapsed and died from heart failure amid the scene, her son Chauncey Franklin distraught as authorities investigated the sudden tragedy.
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Newport News
Agnes Franko
Queen Street
Hampton
Chaamcer Franklin
Padi
Poor Singer Fined By Recorder In Bellwood
PC Jett aged 40 was arrested Friday night by County Officers iPope and Whitfield in Bellwood on disorderly conduct charges. In police court he was fined 576 after a vocal outburst complaint from relatives. The recorder quipped about his singing range and invited a tryout, which Jett declined.
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Jett
Bellwood
iPope
Whitfield
Folke
the Judes
Dr A C Holliday Dead in Raleigh Funeral Planned
Raleigh March 18 Dr Alexander Q Holliday president of the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts for its first ten years died here tonight after a brief illness. He shaped the early course of the institution and was highly regarded by staff and students.
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A. C. Holliday
Raleigh N C
Alexander Q Holliday
North Caroline College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arte
Miss Louise Grady Delayed by Raleigh Wreck
Miss Louise Grady of Richmond Va arrives in Atlanta to visit cousin Flos Grady of 27 Highland Ave but is held by a Raleigh wreck with several fatalities and many injuries. Mina Grady did not strive until 1220 o clock this mountain. She will spend today in At-
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Louise Grady
Richmond Va
Atlanta
Flos
Highland Avenue
Raleigh
Mina Grady
Knights of Khorassan Meet on March 24
Dramatic Order Knights of Knorae gan will mail severn hundred notices tomorrow to members about a meeting on Wednesday night March 4. Entante of Pythias phall hosts, with many out of town guests expected.
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Severn Hundred
Knigths of Knoraegan
Pythias Phall
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Helden
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Tie
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Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
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Covington
Atlanta Clearing House
Jere A Moore
Har Ia Street Presbyterian Church
Central Young Mens Christian Association
W A Hewitt
First Baptist Church of
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Humphries Strest
Fred Bonnoway
Meare
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Amanda H. Cox
Amanda H Cot
Barclay Brandon Company
Weetview
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D. L. Bennett
J. Bennett
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Wilkes County
North Carolina Infantry Volunteera
Gaines
Malvern Hingeven Pines
Sharpsburg
Auguste
Robert Broughton Townsend
Robert Broughton
Robert Townsend
Luckie Street
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Ray Len @ Browghton
Tabernacle Baptic Church
Rowse Hll
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C. Fletcher Hays, Jr
C Fletcher Hays
F Hays
Keily Street
Roswall
Melvin Eckerle
Melvin Ecker
Masons Avenue
Iidgewood
Norcross
Oakland Cemetery
H. H. Bentley
Ho H Bentley
Cornelia Street
Abel F. Pound
Abel F Pound
Crew Street
Qerland Cameery
Nicaragua-Salvador
McCormick
Peachtree &J
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America
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