Disappearance of Henry Grady Jr in Norfolk
Atlanta editor Henry W Grady s son Henry W Grady Jr disappeared in Norfolk after arriving with his wife from New York. He left the Monticello hotel to Portsmouth to secure train and sleeping car transportation and did not return. Police and detectives searched the city and beaches while nationwide alerts were issued for him.
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Grady
Mrs. Grady
Henry W., Jr
Atlanta
New York
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Portsmouth
Henry Grady
South
Monticel Jo
Guilty Wife Kills Husband After Accusations
Ida O'Neil killed Charles O'Neil after he accused her of infidelity and demanded a confession. He shot himself, she then shot him twice and killed herself, dying at their New York apartment. A coroner found an empty revolver and a note hinting at premeditation. The case references life insurance and a sister as beneficiary.
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New York
Charles O'Neil
Ida
O'Neil
Governors Efforts Fail To Halt Coal Strike
Governor Stone and Morgan & Co officials declined further comments after a conference as union leaders insist the anthracite miners’ strike remains on. President Fowler and Baer described no change in operator stance, while John Mitchell of UMWA reiterates the strike continues until miners vote to end it.
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Mr. Morgan
Tor
George W. Ferkins
Morgan & Co
Trovernor Stone
Governor Stone
Philadelphia
Reading
W. Harnesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna ,and
Stone
Fowler
Baer
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mystery of Missing Norfolk Traveler Grows With Search
Mr Grady, returning from a vacation, vanished after leaving his young wife at a Norfolk hotel. Relatives recruit detectives as Norfolk police and nearby city authorities are alerted. No evidence he reached Portsmouth or the railway offices. friends doubt foul play and consider self harm unlikely.
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Seaboard Air Line
Raihway
Norfolk
Atlanta
Portsmouth
Grady
Negro delegates Carved Out of Southern Republican Plans
Washington reports that Negro delegates from southern states are not wanted at the 1902 Republican national convention. Roosevelt allies allegedly push to exclude Black delegates to secure Roosevelt support in the South and West, shaping the slate with trusted Roosevelt men and signaling a strategy to build a white Republican coalition. Senator Pritchard of North Carolina is named as chief agent to organize white Roosevelt delegates.
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Washington
Aare
South
Roosevelt
West
Pritchard
North Carolina
North Caroline
Republican Party
Roosevelt urges national unity across regions and classes
President Roosevelt appeals to Americans to unite beyond sectional lines and social classes, stressing honesty courage and common sense as the foundation of good government. He praises citizen duty and notes strong crowds in Salisbury and along the North Carolina route, highlighting industrial growth in the South and confederate veterans greeting.
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Jessen
Lfe
Canada
Saratoga
Benedict Arnold
Ranetter
Anpiausé
Citizan
Biltmore
George Vanderbilt
Washington
Salisbury
N. C
Roosevelt
Asheville
Old Fort
North Carolina
Connery Springs
Hickory
Senator Pritchard
South
Tennessee
Mark and Joe Get Together
Columbus dispatch reports a sensational scene as Senator Marion Price denounces back door Supreme Court decisions and legislators discuss striking the Nash code franchise clause while curative measures aim to protect Cincinnati Traction Company from the recent court ruling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hanna and
Foraker
Cincinnati Traction Company
Superior Court of Cinciinati
Rogers
House
Supreme Court
Marion Price
Athens County
Surpreme Court
Loving Cup for Judge Janes Presented in Cedartown
In Cedartown Polk county bar and officials presented Judge Charles G. Janes a Tiffany & Co loving cup in the grand jury rooms as thanks for twelve years on the Tallapoosa circuit bench. N H Swayne presided. Major J A Blance praised his career, courtesy, and service while Judge Janes expressed appreciation and hinted at his return to law practice.
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Cedartown
Polk
Charles G. Janes
Temple of Justice
N. H. Swayne
Janes
J. A. Blance
Polk County
Jones
Tallapoosa
Georgia
Tiffany & Co
New York
Banks Stephens Institute Opens With Largest Attendance
Yorsyth Ga September Special Under President James T Saunders R Banks Stephens coeducational institute shows renewed life with 172 students on opening day and an expected rise to 200. Rev W Co Cleveland Rev T J Watts Rev W T Hunnicutt and President Saunders spoke. Building repairs include 900 square feet of hylo plated blackboard and new pianos for the music room. Faculty listed: James T Saunders president Miss Anne Legree Smith Miss Mabel Hodges Miss Kate McKay Miss Lizzie Thweatt assisting lit erary dept. Miss Addie Hasselkus music dept Miss Frances M Stone elocution Miss Annie Sharp Music dept. The faculty trustees and community optimistic about the school outlook.
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Yorsyth
James T. Saunders
R. Banks Stephens
Addie Hasselkus
Francea M. Btone
Annie Sharp
Roosevelts South Industrial Growth Admired in North
President Roosevelt praised rapid industrial development in the South and nationwide benefits during a tour through Statesville and Greensboro North Carolina. Large crowds welcomed him as he stressed shared prosperity, hard work, and the gospel of progress while urging unity across regions.
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South
Ths
Tennessee
Statesville
Blackburn
Asheville
Greensboro
N. C
Roosevelt
Pritchard
Ard Seman Iatkeut
Boodling gang in the toys political scandal in St Louis
District court actions reveal seven of nineteen boodling delegates at large as indictments expand. Grand jury charges include bribery perjury in the Suburban street railroad case with a $15 000 bond per indictment. Murrell testifies on the city netting scandal of 1900 as officials flee or are jailed or released on heavy bonds. Several ex speakers and delegates go on the run or turn state's evidence while an oath of secrecy is disclosed to Folke and the grand jury.
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St. Louis
Douglas
House of Delegates
Combine
J. K. Murrell
J. H. Schnettler
John Helmes
Otto Schumacher
Charles Gutke
J. J. Hannigan
Eix
Bersch
Ed Butler
Butler
Charlies J. Denny
T. B. Albright
Gutke
Douglass
Charles J. Kelly
Emile Hartman
Louis Decker
John A. Sheridan
Julius Lehman
Harry A. Faulkner
Faulkner
Folkes
Willam Tamblyn
Cleveland
Folke
Adolph Madéra
Colorado
John K. Murrel
George F. Robertson
Circuit
Folk
J. P. Murrell
Grand Jury
Mississippi River
Murrell
3Rrell
House of
Municipal Assembly
Curing Men for 19 Years by Electro-Chemie Method
Dr J R Leatherman advertises a home treatment system for varicocele stricture hydrocele nervous debility and rectal diseases at 600 602 Austell Building Atlanta Ga claiming a perfect lasting cure and that he personally treats his cases.
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BAIN
Atta
Austeil
Atlanta, Ga
J. R. Leatherman
M. D
City Attorney Folk Praises Fight Against Corruption in St Louis
City Attorney Folk expressed pride in progress toward pure government in St Louis comparing the expose to the Tweed ring era. He said authorities aim to weed out officials who view public office as personal gain and noted the longstanding municipal assembly domination by combines demanding large payments for franchises. Folk warned that evidence will implicate not only bribe takers but also those who paid for influence.
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Combine
Folk
St. Lows
St. Louis
House of Delegates
Sata
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