Amid Detroıt Hardship Ex United States Senator Jones
A former United States Senator Charles E. Jones of Florida, once affluent, is now in Detroit facing destitution after lockout from a room and sleeping on a hall floor. Once generous to charities, he wandered without funds, pursued by imagined enemies, and was briefly taken to a friend’s home as detectives and press follow his fragile condition.
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Charles E. Jones
Florida
Detroit
Bill Hoe
Jones
Berediost
Frial
ETEP
John J. Lewis
Roth
Dreyfuss
Howe
Lula
Mast
Joseph C Brace
Wines
Nicoll
Strobel
Wart Burn
Cor
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Burns
Liz Miles Hart
Atb
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Caim
Albert
Panchet
Noro
Vymes
Filson
Myles
Bus Tnese
Dome Goods Ork
Lattle- Wood
Teemer
Bowiex
Mass
John Teemer
Babears
Thames
England
Washington
Wwitnais
Aftn
Interstate Commerce Inw
Witness
Standard Oil Company
Chtess
Louisville
Nashville
Lawsville
Montgomery
Rice
Cinannat
Brent Arnold
Cincinnati
Buce
Lowsville
Loupville
Rushville
Standard
Ou Company
Peanda
H Collbran
Cinéfanet
New Ileans
Saul Moat
Nk UN
Bice
Sandard Oi
Tll Braay
South Carolina session edits and election notes
The South Carolina legislature debates home stead reductions and auditing shifts, with bills to cut real estate exemptions, abolish county auditor, and license dy keepers, while a proposed eight to two box voting reform fails. Separately, Virginia election returns show Democratic leads and a 3,203 statewide margin, with notes on county anomalies and governor races.
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South Carolina
Conomara
General Assembly
Dean
Creunty
Burke
Perons
Maller
Beaufort
Muller
Senate
Richmonn
de J.D Pendleton
State Senate
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Nansemond
Amelia
Greeneville
Nottoway
Stafford
Sussex
Lee
Clark County
Muchly Married A Texas wife and two wives tale from Avandale
In the quiet Avandale village near Birmingham a young man named Charles Winningham alias Robert Willingham wooed Miss Eien Dobbs and won her hand. Discovery of his bigamy, with two wives in Georgia and one in Texas, led to his arrest on a bigamy charge after he had previously fled Atlanta and Lake. The case promises a court trial amid community uproar.
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Geornia
Teme
Marxboe
Bieumersam
NovenwerZs
Avandals
Thia City
Chari Winningham
Tezas
Eien Dobbs
Texas
Vondale
Charles Winnnghan
Robert Willingham
Georga
toMre Willingham
Willingham
Atlapita
Hoe
Laxe
Namie Thes
Avondale
Misa Dobbe
Itha
Swong
London Times libel case shocks Home Rule era
Reports from Dublin recount libel actions involving Charles Parnell and Home Rule advocates. Witnesses include Mr. Par nel and Mr. O Donnell, with accusations tied to statements about boycott, a woman’s attendance, and a political backdrop against Mr. Balfour. Proceedings span London and Irish venues, touching the Phoenix Park and Limerick.
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Ional League
Par
Winsinham Dail
Parnelites
Parnell
Acain
Tullemore
John Mandeville
Hi Seok
Rae Reigi
Limerick
Tallamor
Eid
Balfour
Ireland
Three Irish Martyrs Commemorated in Manchester Hall
An audience of about 300 gathered at Central Music Hall to mark the anniversary of the execution of three Irish patriots. The ceremony at Cooper Hall remembered the martyrs with speeches and a solemn mood, drawing both men and women from the community.
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Qurcaco
Central Music Hall
Innight
Manchester
Cooper
Salisbury speech at Oxford defends empire and reform
Lord Salisbury, addressing the National Union of Conservatives in Oxford, argues for慎 reforms to local government, warns against attacks on order, and supports maintaining imperial integrity while pursuing moderate changes. He mentions home rule, church establishment reform, and plans to ease tithe and traffic issues. he also condemns the Square demonstrations and endorses firm law enforcement.
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National Union of Cervatives
London
Ates
National Union of Conservatives
Oxford
Lord Salisbury
Bsagiland
Party of Isorder
Alisbory
Michael Davitt
Pratalgar Square
Gladstone
England
Salisbury
Wiliam O’brien
Kangdom
Wiliam Vernon Harcourt
Ponrits
Georgia Conference Opens Twenty first Annual Session With Addresses
The Georgia Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church began yesterday at Marietta Street Church with opening services led by Bishop Walden substituting for the ailing Bishop Ninde. Reports highlighted church growth, finances, and mission plans, with emphasis on mountain churches and broader ministerial cooperation.
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Georgia
J A. Thouan Oan
BH. Robb
F Dean
Treasuarer
UL. D. Ellin
New York
Western Rock
W. A. Spencer
Philadelphia
Gate City
Eng
Kansas
Waa
Methodist Church
God
Wa St
Mxeghit
Look Concern
Cincinnoncess
Classmate
Banday School Journal
Ferean
Marietta Street
Boeke
North Georgia
South Georgia
Walden
Ninde
Georgis
Esprit de Corp
Ucbie
Minstry
Ming. G
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Spencer
D. D
Rumors on Crown Prince Surgery and Channel Inquiries
Disjointed reports note Dr Virchow found no cancer in discharge from the crown prince’s throat though sent material arrived disrupted. German doctors and advisers discuss prognosis and possible surgery as inquiries mount about the royal condition and channel affairs.
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Virchow
Phines
Germany
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Adispate
San Len
Eramar
San Remonora
Rhanjt
Wagener
Orth
Ems
Judsrat
Mackenzie
Wertraemar Germany
Braemar
Schmidt
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