Wronged wife gets twenty thousand in Colorado divorce case
Miss Mia Shear escapes an asylum and tracks husband Herbert Shear to Denver with his cousin. Pensacola reports he paid over 20000 to settle charges and arrange a divorce while agreeing not to appear in court. Alice Shear and Jennie Shear linked to alleged improper relation. case pursued by Colorado detective agency chief William Green.
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Taft
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Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
Yenter
City considers investigation into street conditions and paving
Atlanta council debates investigation into city streets maintenance and sewers after ongoing complaints. A three member committee may study pavement, drainage, and proposed plans while streetcar service and pedestrian concerns prompt related actions and ordinances.
Republicans Gather for Cincinnati Club Convention Announcement
Delegates to the Republican League convention in Cincinnati announce themselves as advance guards for late national representation. George F White of Macon Georgia and eleven others arrived. forty more Georgians expected tomorrow. Mercer law school sees record attendance. pharmacy enrollment down. Overall, turnout exceeds prior years, pleasing officials.
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Freight rate probe opens in Atlanta hearing
Interstate Commerce Commission begins scrutiny of proposed horizontal freight increases affecting Georgia and neighboring states. Hinton chairs Southeastern Freight Association inquiry with attorneys from Wimbish firm and state railroad officials present. Witnesses argue volume rises since 1904 and that rise hits consumers. a disputed contract was admitted as evidence.
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Georgia
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United States
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Atanta
New York
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Watkins
Hart
James K. Hines
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Missippi Valley
Free City Officials Transportation Ordinance Adopted
The Atlanta council approves a measure allowing city officers and named staff to ride streetcars free of charge. The ordinance limits street railway franchises and sets free transit for police, firemen, teachers, and other city workers, with penalties for violations.
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Alexander Starbuck Suicide After Fear of Insanity in Ohio
Alexander Starbuck aged 83, former president of the Cuviier Club, known advocate for game protection, shot himself amid fear of insanity and poverty. The event follows a separate habeas corpus hearing adjournment in White Plains where Harry Thaw’s jury trial for insanity was delayed at the district attorney’s request.
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Himeeck
Ohio
Cuvier
White Ramans
Supreme Court
Mills
Jerome
Charles Moose Suger
Meny
Luan
White Plains
Fulton County Seeks 700 Convicts Under New Law
Fulton county commissioners decided to take its full allotment of convicts under the recent extra session law and request an additional 150, aiming for more than 700 inmates. The move raises the county tax rate to 6.12 mills to fund roads and prisoner care, reflecting a moral duty to share convicts with other counties and the state prison system.
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Dec Ding
Sulton
Prison Commission
Fulton County
Come Mission
Qufford Anderson Sala
Sinister Monied Interests Alleged by Roosevelt
A lengthy piece discusses accusations of moneyed interests behind political figures and the Roosevelt narrative. It cites Hearst and Foraker, Taft, and references a 1907 letter about supporting Taft for president and Foraker for Senate to preserve party harmony.
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Loch
Willand Hearst
Jocaker
Hearst
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Picsevet
Taft
Nownan
M- Hraret
Geverno Haske
Mr Tartan
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Forakher
Foraker
Heerst
Georgia Weather Report Shows Showers and Mild Winds
Local showers expected Tuesday and likely Wednesday. Light northeast and east winds. Reported temperatures include a low, a high, and mean temps with normal figures. Deficiency and rainfall amounts are noted for the period since the start of the month and year to date.
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