Prosecution Grows From Mormon Leader Bigamy Charge
Purley P Christinsen, balk Lake county attorney, was cited to appear for a hearing on why a warrant should not be issued for Joseph F Smith president of the Mormon church. The charge alleges unlawful relations with wife Mary T Schwarts Smith the president's fifth wife, in Salt Lake City on May 21. The action stems from testimony connected to Senator Smoot and political opponents.
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Salt Lake
Key
Purley P Christinsen
Balk Lake County
Wedgeniay
Nexe
Smoot
United States Senate Committee On Privilegia and Elections
Owens
Justice of the Peace
President South
Smith
Mary T. Schwarts Smith
Bmush
Mormon Chargh
Friends of
Christensen
Congress
Howell
Nature's Laboratory Remedy Promises Health Cure
An advertisement touts Bowden Lithia water as a cure when drugs fail. It claims the remedy is prepared in Nature's Laboratory and urges readers to return to nature for lasting health. A phone number 1086 is provided to order a case.
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Bowden Lithia
Nature
Entertain Druggists Visit to Macon GA Meeting
Macon Georgia hosts 125 members from northern druggists for a Georgia fair view and city tour. They will dine with local druggists Sunday and travel to Park and around the city before attending the National Druggists Association meeting in Atlanta Camp Bell. Local organizers include King Mallory He Taylor and others coordinating the event.
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Druggiate
Macon
Atlanta
National Druggiars' Association
Georgia
Jocal Druxwimta
Campbell
King
Mallory He ‘Taylor
Well Worth Trying in a Pension Ad from Pittafield VT
An advertisement featuring w. oH Brown of Pittafield Vermont for King 4 new Lite Pip, claiming it keeps the family in splendid health. Mentions remedies for headache constipation and biliousness, priced 25 cents and guaranteed at all drug stores.
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W. Oh. Brown
Pittafield
Swell Suits Special Drives on Two and Three-Piece
A promotional note announces special drives on all two and three-piece suits for good dressers. The item highlights stylish apparel and limited-time offers to attract customers.
Fabulous Sums Owed by Bon in Paris Divorce Case
Creditors hunt for money in Countess de Castellans divorce suit set for October 17. Attachments threaten to interfere unless settled. French law makes spouses jointly responsible for household expenses but money owed to usurers fuels the legal maneuvering. Child custody and military service implications loom if the case proceeds.
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Paris
France
Minister Frank Cornelius Suicide Shocked Clinch County
In Clinch County Georgia Reverend Frank Cornelius a Primitive Baptist preacher killed himself at his home near Dupont. A coroner's inquest found suicide by a short double barreled gun placed beside his head and triggered. The tragedy follows turmoil in the family linked to a prior murder in the area.
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Vallasta
Frank Cornelius
Clinek County
Dupont
Deva
Tim Rack
Hame
Clinch County
Cornelius
Robbers Work At Blackshear In Double Burglary
Blackshear Ga September 2 special The Atlantic Coast Lines ticket office was entered by burglary Wednesday night the safe blown and 700 secured on booty. They also broke open a back door of the Blackshear pharmacy but did not find the safe open or any loose cash. The post office was entered through a back window with an ax but the safe was not opened and only change left in the cash drawer. J C Thory agent for the Atlantic Coast Line railroad lost 258 of his personal funds. Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Report Chicago September 2 The annual report shows income 1 314158 above expenses with gross receipts 8671250 and expenses 9725882. Interest from investments included total income. The surplus on June 30 1906 was 29816. During the year 1264041 was paid in interest on bonds.
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Blackshear
Atlantic Coast Lines
Ttan
Blackahewr
J. C. Thtory
Atlantc Coast Line Railroad
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Tagoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Roosevelt pleasees Gompeers by His Order on the Eight Hour Day
Washington September 21 The labor movement welcomed President Roosevelt's directive to enforce the eight hour law Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor said he was gratified by the order and believed it would spur organized labor in the campaign for greater justice He noted some concerns but upheld the action as a step forward for workers rights
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Washington
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompern
American Federation of Labor
Sald Ae Gormpara
A Unique Chair for Black at Union Seminary Liverpool
Famous Scotch preacher Huxh Black arrives in New York aboard the Majestic to take the inaugural chair of practical theology at Union Theological Seminary. Endowed by Morris K. Jesup, he will split his year between instruction and preaching. Black, an established author and preacher, aims to inspire ministers across colleges and universities.
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Union Seminary
Liverpool
Huxh Black
Edinburgh
New York
Majestic
Black
Union Theological Seminary
Morria K. Jesup
New York Chamber of Commerce
Diack
Jesup
Hiack
Algerican Publc
Great Corn Crop of Oklahoma Sees Big 35 Percent Rise
Guthrie Oklahoma September 21 Secretary of Agriculture McNabb estimates corn acreage up 35 percent from last year. He projects an average yield of 100 bushels per acre, totaling 125 million bushels, and if the same holds in Indian Territory with 2 million acres, about 100 million bushels more could be produced, more than doubling that year’s territorial yield.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Five Cuban sugar concerns merge into Cubman American Sugar Company
Five large Cuban sugar interests unite under one umbrella forming the Cuban American Sugar Company in Tren ton New Jersey. The Chappara Tinguare Neova Obuina Unidad and Managua holdings combine with Wall Street offices and a capital stock of 12 million dollars. The group processes about 11 million tons of sugar cane annually, equating to roughly 100000 tons of raw sugar or about one tenth of Cuba’s total crop.
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Cuba
New York
Cubmn-American Sugar Company
Trenton
N. J
Unidad
Managua
Wall Street
Arnck
Thes
Gossip of Baltimore Society on Engagement Rumor
The Baltimore American notes a whispered engagement between Young Catehleigh and a gentleman. Society circles buzz about mourning and social shifts if the union becomes public, with many belles pondering the impact on their gatherings and status.
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Baltimore American
Catehleigh
Caveat filed over 58000 estate payout to Mrs Mims
Mrs Joseph Thompson, daughter of the late Major Livingston Mims, files a caveat in Atlanta challenging the 58 000 bequest to Mrs Sue Harper Mims executrix of Major Mims estate. Hearing delayed until Mrs Mims returns from Europe. Thompson's attorney Courtland S Winn and McCantaly Alston & Black represent the parties. settlement likely in November. Major Mims was a prominent life insurance figure, former mayor, and Capital City Club president. Mrs Mims, active in Christian Science, travels widely. Thompson is socially noted across the South and on the Lysistrata cruise.
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Joseph Thompson
Liv Ingeton
Wilkinson
Sue Harper Mims
Mima
Thompson
Europe
Waa
Atlante
Mra
Thompsen
Courtland 8
Livingston Mims
Ife Insurance
Capital City Club
Mra Due Harper Sims
Lfe
Atlanta
Christian Arience
Mims
South
James Goron Bannett
Texas Socialist Woman Seeks Congress From Fort Worth
Fort Worth writer Laura J. Payne wins socialist party nomination for Congress in Texas district. She advocates government ownership of railroads and housing, pledging vigorous campaign and vowing to expose graft in Congress if elected.
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Ort Worthy
Tex
Laura ‘J. Payne
Fort Worth
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Houses
Ilan Payne
Texas
Saya
Grafiera
Nasional
Negro killed under mysterious circumstances at Valdosta
Uarmon Freeman, a Black man, died after a collision with a passing train near a Georgia Southern crossing. An inquest convened by the coroner examined whether death resulted from the fall or train impact, amid rumors of foul play and a possible knife wound found on Freeman’s side.
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Freeman
Valdosta
Uarmon Freeman
Ueman
Georgia Southern
Progres
Bulgarian Troops Massed but No Clash With Turkey Expected
Vienna dispatch reports Bulgarian forces massed west of Kostendil and toward Palanka near the Turkish frontier as part of routine annual maneuvers. Diplomatic strains between Turkey and Bulgaria over Macedonian disturbances are noted, but no immediate clash appears likely.
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Turkey
Vienna
Kostendil
Bulgaria
Palanka
Balonike
Macedon
Bre
Senator Bailey Silent on Defeat Movement Arrival in Amesvilla
Fragmented item notes Senator Bailey silent on a local movement to defeat his re election. Benatar Macy from Vexan arrived in Wesangeon en route to Amesvilla while Liv declined to comment on a Texas group opposing him. Bailey said he would speak in Texas when he reaches the stump.
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Defea
Benatar Macy
Vexan
Wesangeon
Amesvilla
Tex
Liv
Meeks County
Texas
Apapera
Court sale in Montgomery nets 100000 for Lot B
Lot B on Commerce Street in Montgomery sold by chancery court for 100000 to Teague and Gon. The sale followed a court order and aimed to finalize the property transfer. The buyers hope to erect a handsome office building on the site, with Major Teague involved in the deal.
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Montgomery Ala
Comamere Street
Hibb
Chancery Court
Teague A& Gon
Plans Made for Bottlers Convention in Atlanta
The Atlanta Carbonators and Bottlers, the American Bottlers Protective Association, plan the eighteenth annual convention in Atlanta this October with 2000 to 2500 members expected. The event, the first southern meeting in years, will feature Governor Terrell and Mayor Woodward greetings, with programs, rides, and a smoker planned at Pace de Leon and other city venues.
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Atlanta
American Association
Aotcasion
South
New England
Mtalon
Chicago
Mbottlere’ Protective Association
Iagt
New York City
Denver
Omaha
France
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Dayton
New Orleana
Richmond St. Louis
Franaville
Indianapolia
Alhes
Southern Carbonator
Notttern
Georgia
Terra
Woodward
Angersty Hall
Pace de Leon
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Manands
Shbirt-Makars
Daniel Brothers, Co
CIA
Adam
Jack London
London
Cropded Magazine
Maximilian Fowter
Bumoriet
Bohemia
C. Geary
the Ridgway Company
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Ridgway
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Philadelph
Aduys
New Orleans
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Joe Thompson
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Hera
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