Defense of manufacturers association ends in Washington
James Emer, chief agent, spoke for hours denying charges that the National Association of Manufacturers ran a lavish, improper lobbying campaign. He argued Mulhall and allies did not ride roughshod over opposing members and rejected assertions of heavy spending.
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Mulhall
James Emery
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
James Emer
Associaton
Household Committee
Deep Grages On Joints In December 1902 Patient Recalls Cure
A testimonial from Jack Martisea Rov dated December 17 1902 describes severe hand and finger cracks with bleeding and pain starting December 11. After trying various remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports complete relief within nineteen days, prompting him to request free samples.
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Paso
Texas
Jack Martisea
Cuticurs Dips
Boston Warren
Mulhall Denounced for Deceit in Legislative Lobby Efforts
Witness testimony in the investigation targets Mulhall, denouncing him as utterly unworthy of belief. Ralph D Cole of Ohio cites Mulhall’s conduct and forged letters, claiming Mulhall betrayed employers while in pay and sought favor with labor unions.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Congress
Emery
Malball
Muthill
Emery Surpessea
Mulhall
Assas
Thom
Bench Changes Delay Mrs Crawford's Case
Bench changes delay the criminal branch of the superior court in Wisconsin. The Crawford case, tied to the will of Josona Crawford, faces postponement as proceedings move through the Justice system. Court actions and counsel filings shape the next steps in this delayed process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Superior Court
Mary Foelle Crawford WiMse
Cassel
Doras
Mack Faces Libel Suit and Nonappearance at Probe
Albany reports former Democratic national and state chairman Mack failed to appear before Gov. Sulzer’s special investigator John Hennessy to answer charges over campaign fund accounting. Mack sent a summons in a $2000 libel suit and hinted willingness to testify later. He alleged blackmail and misused campaign money amid inquiries touching the governor’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Norman E Mack
Democratic National and
John A Henness
Sulzers
Mack
Hennessy
Wack
Mrr
John A
New York
Mak
Sennessy
Hennessy Amengor
Ag Nathey Mack
Arthur
MccLein
Sesson
Wennessy
Cinal
Crowded jails await trial in Atlanta criminal division
The article reports overcrowded jails awaiting trials in Fulton County with judges stretched thin. It notes plans to reassign cases to a different judge outside Atlanta to clear a backlog as October approaches and a new criminal division judge takes a seat.
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Rachel
Uce
Ultan County
Salitar
Jidee Men Hill
Sirewer Court
Reison
Atlanta
Ecut
War on con workers in Washington arrests three men
Washington police arrested KF Daubner of Boston IHaw Mc Geehan of Newark and Henry Wood of New York on a con game in a tourist scam near a Washington monument. Officers say the trio lured victims into schemes fleecing tourists of thousands over the past two years. Wood allegedly posed as an official guide to trap visitors. the suspects were held apart in separate stations to prevent collusion.
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Washington
KF Daubner
Boston
McGeehan
Newark
Henry Wood
New York
Tdwin Dent
Strane
Serate
Rays Wood
Wishneton Monument
Yaubney
Will of Julia Garrett Leaves Residue to Man Friend
The will of Julia Garrett, one of Palgebia's richest women, probated today, leaves the residue of her estate valued over 600000 to her longtime financial agent Isai Tatnall Starr. The will notes Miss Garrett left more than 1900000 in total and names cousins receiving amounts from 10000 to 100000, with caveat filed in Montgomery County asking notice before probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiw Welpiua
Julia Garrett
Palgehbia
Here
Isai Tatnall
Starr Tor
Slase
Garrett Famiy
Miss Garrett
Miss
Physician Held on Swindling Charge
Columbus September 15 Special Dr L M F Harrison charged by Dro G C Murrah RP lower and J C McDonald with obtaining 125 dollars through misrepresentation. He was bound over in bonds of 300 each, but did not make them. An alleged broker who Harrison claimed would settle the case has not yet appeared. Similar charges are said to exist against Harrison in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
L M F Harrison
G C Murrah
Lower
J C McDonald
Harrison
Great Hand to Taee Says Father of Son Missing in Alabama
An anxious mother seeks contact about a missing boy described as dark complexioned with blue eyes and quick talk. The boy disappeared from RF D No 2 Jacksonville Alabama a week ago, last seen leaving home Tuesday bound for Rome. His frantic farmer father FR D Gossett broadcasts notices hoping for information to locate him.
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Jacksonville
Ala
FR D Gossett
Rome
Deer Plague Spurs County Farmers to Defy Laws
Commissioner John H Wallace Jr reports deer are plentiful in Tuscaloosa County, threatening crops. Farmers threaten to shoot them before November 1 as the law restricts deer killing to after that date. Deer sightings span fifty of Alabama’s sixty seven counties. officials expect further growth.
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Alabama
Montgomery Ala
John H Wallace Jr
Game and Flee Department
Tuscaloosa County
Dci Hamner
Etrod
Wallace
Mobile battered by heavy rainstorm and floods
Mobile Alabama reports more than eleven metres of rainfall in forty eight hours. Lower parts of the city flood and damage runs into thousands of dollars with ruined paving and inundated waterfront businesses. Rural bridges fail and rivers overflow. No loss of life reported. sewer and street damage in the city cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
More Moose Strength Planned in the House Campaign
Washington reports a Progressive congressional campaign committee formed to boost 114 election efforts. Nineteen progressives and Senator Miles Poindexter named. Hinebound of Illinois chosen chair, James Pennsylvania secretary, Mulings Pennsylvania treasurer. Campaign aims for vigorous outreach in Westland Massachusetts and New York districts with incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Miles Poindexter
Ilmois
Japles
Pennsylvania
Mulings
Wertland
Massachusetts
New York
Rome Farmers Welcome Rain After Drought
Special rains Sunday and Monday bring relief to Floyd County farmers. Late cotton, corn, and gardens suffered from months with little rain since August. Early crops yielded well, with ginning above any year since 1900 except 1911. The recent showers should boost late cotton and raise overall yields.
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Rome
Floyd County
Fortune Seeks Heir For Thirteen Years In London Estate
In Duluth the missing heir Charles Lowr a salario is pursued after thirty years of service on Great Lakes freighters. A fortune of 50 000 is said to await him in London Ontario as the Rispin estate left by John Hispin, once a sailor, prompts a claim.
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Duluth Mirm
Charles Lowr
Great Lakes
London
John Hispin
Rowe
Failed to Settle Strike in Lansing Amid Arbitration Plan
Governor Terris received word that a settlement for the upper peninsula copper mine strike failed. A telegram from Arlen F Rees, attorney for mine managers, said arbitration proposed by Lawton Hemans of the state railroad commission failed, including the withdrawal of the Western Federation of Miners from the dispute.
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Lansing
Terris
Upper Peninsula
Arlen F Rees
Houghtown
Lawton T Hemans
State Railroad Commission
Western Federation of Miners
Contro
British Indians Stirred London and South Africa Strike Threat
A Johannesburg dispatch to The Daily Mail reports British Indians in London and South Africa, about 140000 people, threaten a passive strike to redress grievances. They say immigration and local laws discriminate against them and announce they will disobey laws if arrests follow, asserting Indians will cease work.
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London
South Africa
Johannesburg
Dall Mai
Currency bill nears passage amid House debate
Currency measure advances under close scrutiny as lawmakers debate provisions and quash Republican and Progressive attempts to alter the bill. Democratic leaders fence off amendments, with rapid-fire changes rejected and few phrases altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathmnet
House
Hotel Changes Hanas Bremen Ga September 15
Hotel Chipley once run by veteran John P Boatwight was sold today to Mayor John J Maughan who plans to take charge within days. The deal changes hotel management in Bremen Georgia, with local officials noting the transfer of control.
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Hanas
Bremen Ga
Chipley
John P Boatwight
John J Maughan
Judge Strange enters Middle Circuit race for Superior Court
Statesboro lawyer HB Strange, a long time city court judge, announced his bid for the Middle District Superior Court seat. Known as a capable attorney with a large practice, he has strong backing from friends who foresee a likely win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro
HB Strange
Jude
Blranses
Tudga Strange
Ciient
Credit
Bie
Fourteen Die in Coburg Tenement Collapse Gas Explosion
Fourteen persons are dead after a Coburg tenement house collapsed following a gas explosion on Sunday. An entire family including a man wife and three children perished in the disaster.
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Coburg
Carrigan Breaks Finger and Re-signs by Wood and Wagner
Boston reports manager Carrigan suffered a broken middle finger on his throwing hand during a game with St Louis. He cannot play this season and is likely out of the post season. Captain Wagner and pitcher Wood signed contracts for next season with President McLean today.
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Boston
Boston Americans
Carrigan
St Louis
Boston Nationals
Engle
Carrivans
Wagner
Wood
Mcleer
Hard Tariff Problems Solved by Conferees
Washington DC September 16 Conferees resolved most Knott tariff issues in wool and paper schedules. Senate and house agreed on blankets 20 percent ad valorem, yarna duty split near 50-50, tops 15 percent in house 4 percent in senate. Angora goat and mohair omitted, oriental cups settled, stock and stockings adjusted. picture cards and booklets left for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington DC
House
Senate
Eight years given for stealing horse
Talbotton, Ga September 15 Special Joseph Stallen white ing five miles north of here who it tat said stole a horse on August 2 belonging to John W Allen of Wad land Ga was convicted today in an tenior court of Chattaroochee circuit Judge 4 trice Gilbert presiding Allen was sentenced to eht years In the senitentiary Pier to Allens arrest he rode the animal to Columbus Ga offering It vat safe to the City Sales stable and the animal was detected by front hoot vein gainiel wte and was restored to its roper ownership HP mean 4 sheriff of Talcott county was noti fel of hs whereabouts and had him held in jail until he arrived here.
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Talbotton Ga
Joseph Stallen White
Here
John W Allen
Wadland
Antenior Court
Chattaroochee
Trice Gilbert
Allen
Senitentiary Pier
Talcott County
Noti Fel
Only Widow Entitled to Be Compensated
Boston September 15 Only the widow is entitled to compensation after the death of the husband under the women’s compensation act. The state supreme court ruled that children unless the other parent is removed are not to receive compensation. The decision followed the death of Stuart McMich is a den employee who was assaulted by Timothy Vecarths. The court found the widow in an intoxicated frenzy of passion. The Industrial Accident Board had ruled the foreman should not have allowed McCarthy to work with other men, entitling the widow and daughter to compensation, but the supreme court reversed, saying only the widow should be compensated.
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Boston
State Supreme Court
Stuart McMich
Timothy Vecarths
Industrial Accient Board
McCarthy
Daishler
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Muthall
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Ralph D Cole
Ohio
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Panter
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W. H. McElwain Company
Atlanta Coffee Mills Co
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Ouisville
Sulzer
Cobles
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Grand Jury
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Taee
Debste
Pule
Donovan Democrat
Connecticut
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Minnesia
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Federal, Reserve Board
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Judge Strange
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Regulie
Rumford
Apple
Ile Ler Halt
Kryptok
TORIC
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Walter Ballard Optical Company
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
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Society Brand
Stein-Brach
Brad Clothes
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick Company
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