Grand jury finds true bills against W M Goings in incest case
In Princeton a grand jury returned true bills against W M Goings, charged with rape and incest after his arrest Monday night. His daughter testified, and he remains jailed without bail. The term faces about forty indictments as Judge J Frank Maynard recovers from typhoid fever. Judge Hugh G Woods presides, with Meynard expected back by month’s end.
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Princeton
W. M. Goings
City Recorder
Squire Godbey
J. Frank Maynard
Hugh G. Woods
Meynard
Baby Buried in Sand Shocks Lisbon Society
Lisbon dispatch reports a startling find as fishermen heard a faint cry from the shore near the city. They uncovered a two month old baby partially buried in sand, a discovery that has stirred high society amid ongoing sensational scandal.
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Paris
Lisbon
Portuguese aristocrat scandal shocks capital society
A woman in high Portuguese society faced a public uproar as inquiries traced a domestic drama during her husband’s absence on colonial service. The mother, already well known, allegedly hid her alleged disgrace following a love intrigue, with the fate of her child still unclear amid hush efforts by influential relatives.
ELECT OFFICERS TODAY Savannah welcomes merchants league
Savannah Ga January 8 Savannah extended a cordial welcome to the members of the National League of Commission Merchants who began their sixteenth annual convention in the city. President Charles A Muéhlbronner of Pittsburg called the gathering to order delegates came from Milwaukee Boston Cleveland Buffalo St Louis Cincinnati and other cities officers for the ensuing year will be chosen tomorrow.
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Savannah
National League of Commision Merchants
Charles A. Muéhlbronner
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
League
Crown Prince Brutal In Belgrade Amid Fresh Charges
Fresh charges of outrageous conduct allege Servian Crown Prince brutalized workers in Belgrade. He visited a carpenter's shop to inquire about a motor boat under repair, assaulted absent master and harmed assistants. He allegedly struck two footmen with a hammer, one seriously injured, amid reports of ongoing brutality.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Navy fleet passes Pernambuco on way to Rio Janeiro
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans was sighted passing Pernambuco at noon en route to Rio Janeiro. Ten years of success. Blue Ribbon Extracts have grown profitable for dealers due to steady rising demand.
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Rio Janeiro
Pernambuco
Brazil
Evans
Belmont Cafe Full Course Dinners at 8 P M
Latest designs in tally cards offered by Belmont Cafe. Mur E O Sloan announces full course dinners at 8 p m with prices reasonable. Daily Telegraph business office notes inclusion of Belmont Cafe offerings.
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Belmont Cafe
SLOAN
Mur
Daily Telegraph Business Office
Receivers Appointed for Chicago Great Western Railway
Judge Sanborn in St Paul named A. B. Stickney and Charles H. F. Smith receivers for the Chicago Great Western. Kellogg & Severence named as attorneys. The company struggles cited include 1908 obligations, a boilermakers strike and $19,000,000 recent reconstruction costs. Stockholders and finance committee filed the petition.
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St. Paul, Minn
Walter H. Sanborn
United States Circuit Court
A. B. Stickney
Charles H. F. Smith
St. Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
the Road
Kellogg & Severence
John A. Humberg
Minnesota
George P. Meyer
New York
Edward Cummings
Alex. Wallace
Great Britain
Oklahoma Republicans meet to set state convention details
Guthrie Okla Jan 8 Members of the Republican state committee of Oklahoma met at the call of Chairman Charles B Hunter to fix the time and place for the state convention to select delegates to the national convention and to decide whether delegates should be elected by primary or convention. Sentiment across the state favors Secretary Taft and Oklahoma delegates may go to Chicago pledged to Taft for the presidency.
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Guthrie
Okla
Republican State Committee of
Oklahoma
Charles B. Hunter
Taft
Chicago
Burley District Unsettled in Kentucky
Governor Willson ordered ten Louisville soldiers to Lebanon to guard the American Tobacco Company warehouse and ten Cynthiana troops to report to the mayor to protect tobacco property. A mounted patrol was sent to Lexington after a conference with city officials as concerns rise that the Burley district may face night riding similar to western Kentucky tobacco outrages.
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Frankfort
Willson
Louisville
Lebanon
American Tobacco Company
Cynthiana Company
Lexington
Burley
Kentucky
Governor calls special NC session on rail rate tweak
Raleigh N C January proclamation from Governor Glenn after legal counsel review sets a special session of the North Carolina General Assembly to begin Tuesday January 21. The sole purpose listed is to change modify straighten or repeal the railroad passenger rate of two cents per mile established in the prior session.
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Raleigh
Glenn
Assembly of North Carolina
West Virginia Weather Forecast Turns Warmer With Rain or Snow
The forecast for West Virginia calls for fair conditions today, with Thursday and Friday turning warmer and precipitation possible as rain or snow develops. Stronger activity expected in higher elevations and western counties.
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West Virginia
Railroad Man Favors A Tax On Franchises
Lancaster Ohio January 8 1900 M E Ingalls at Jackson Day banquet urged tax reform to ease national finances and favored taxing corporate franchises especially public utilities He cited prior franchise taxation on railways as successful and argued small property owners pay a larger tax share proportionally while rich can hide assets He warned high taxes lead to waste corruption and national decline urging taxes kept low to protect the modest property holder and nation’s prosperity
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Lancaster
M. E. Ingalls
Ingalls
Nash
Heinze Loses Control Of Mercantile National Bank
F Augustus Heinze could not meet payments on his stock in Mercantile National Bank and today lost control of the institution. He faced arraignment in the U S circuit court on overcertification charges arising from his presidency. The loan of 1 2 million from Edwin Gould and William Cromwell became due as he sought to pay within a year.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
United States Circuit Court
Heinze
Goulds
Edwin Gould
William Nelson Cromwell
Gould
Bimk
Heinze-Morse-Thomas
Canton Restaurant Fire Kills Hundreds in China
Reports from Canton describe a devastating blaze at a restaurant where about 200 lives perished. A visiting Chinese exhibitor’s moving pictures sparked a panic as the crowd of locals and travelers pressed inside, leading to the building’s collapse.
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China
Canton
Work of securing thaw jury is half complete
New York, Jan. 8. The effort to secure a jury to try Harry K. Thaw for the second time was half complete when court adjourned tonight. About 300 special service jurors had been exhausted and 200 more were ordered to report tomorrow. Six jurors were finally accepted, with three provisional ones also in the box. The defense has used eleven of its challenges, the prosecution eight. Wealthy Pittsburghers led by Charles M. Schwab pledged funds to aid Mrs. William K. Thaw.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Charles E. Gremmels
Oreman
Arthur R. Naething
George W. Cary
George C. Ruppreche
John H. Holbert
David
Lawley Peabody
Chew
Yeoman's Case Up Again in Rhode Island Supreme Court
Providence RI January 1906 case unfolds at Rhode Island Supreme Court over denial of entry for Chief Yeoman Buenzile while in uniform to a Newport dancing pavilion. 1906 ruling by the superior court upheld pavilion owners right to exclude. The appeal questions the exclusion in a public place and draws naval officers and Roosevelt's interest.
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Providence
R. L
Yeoman Buenzile
United States Navy
Newport
Tedervy
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Superior Court
Supreme Amu
Boston youth to be released from Charlestown Navy Yard
Alfred Porter, former pay clerk for Paymaster Dexter Tiffany Jr. of the battleship Rhode Island, will be released tomorrow after serving a year in the federal naval prison. His original sentence was longer, reduced after friends lobbied. Tiffany faced government losses over 15 000 dollars to balance ship accounts.
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Boston
Mass
Alfred 38. Porter
Dexter Tiffeny, Jr
Rhode Island
United States Naval Prison
Charlestown Navy Yard
Tiffany
Wedding Quiet Affair Seals Katharine Taylor and M Hillsman Taylor
The wedding of Miss Katharine Baird Taylor daughter of Senator Robert L Taylor and Mrs Taylor of Tennessee to M Hillsman Taylor was held this afternoon at the Ebbitt House. Only relatives and a few intimate friends attended. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Huey of Springfield and the groom by Paul Harlon of Trenton.
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Washington, Jan
Katharine Baird Taylor
United States
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
M. Hillsman Taylor
Ebbitt House
Taylors
Mary Huey
Springfield
Bert
Paul Harlon
Trenton
Bryan Addresses Aristocrat and Democrat Theme at Banquet
W. J. Bryan delivered a speech here at the Jackson Day banquet held by the Jefferson Club a Democratic organization. Prominent party men from several southern states attended as the event is seen as the formal kickoff of his campaign for the Democratic nomination for the presidency.
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Democrat View Society
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Jefferson Club
Mr. Bryan
Henry Thompson Dead After Sudden Indigestion at 84
The death of Henry Thompson 84 years old, father of Rev S H Thompson, occurred at 1 10 this morning at 10 Duhring Street. Born July 28 1828 in Orange County North Carolina, he served in North Carolina state troops during the Civil War after resigning magistrate duties. He leaves eight children and will be buried from Salem Methodist Church in Alamance County, with interment in North Carolina aboard Iran No 2 at 2 55.
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H. Thompson
Duhring Street
Henry Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Orange County
North Carolina
Bluefield
Thompson
Methodist Church
Monroe
Petersburg
Fayetteville
Washington, Ark
J. O. Thompson
Winhod
Ark
Henry H. Thompson
Memphis
Tenn
S. H. Thompson
First Baptist Church
Mary J. Thompson
Hartsville
D. C
American Tobacco Company
W. E. Preston
Richmond School of Expression
South Third Street
Richmond
Salem Methodist Church
Alamance County
Iran No. 2
Merchant and miller shot dead at door in Pulaski county
Lexington Kentucky January 8 Q McMarge, a merchant and miller from Pulaski county, was called to his door by unknown parties and shot. There is no apparent cause. Blood power have been ordered from this city.
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Lexington
Q. McMargue
Pulaski County
Notice to taxpayers and disturber of congregation
Parties who have not paid their taxes must call and do so at once and thereby save the expense of levy. If cannot wait any longer, You must pay up. W. P. HAWLEY Deputy Sheriff. Disturbed the Congregation. The person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by continually coughing is requested to buy a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. For sale by G. H Wade druggist.
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G. H. Wade
Dr King's New Life Pills Praised By Guilford Resident
A Guilford Maine reader from Rural Route 1 lauds Dr King's New Life Pills saying they kept his family well, tone the system and cure biliousness malaria and constipation with a drugstore guarantee.
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L. A Bartlett
Guilford
Dr. King
Coal Operators Form State Association In Washington
Prominent coal operators from eastern states met in Washington to discuss mining disasters and methods to preserve miners' lives. West Virginia operators push for state associations to prevent accidents, with a temporary group formed led by William N. Page and Neill Robinson. A permanent body to be completed at tomorrow's meeting as government experts pledge continued work on explosives and gases.
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Washington
Jan
West Virginia
Willam N. Page
Ansted
W. Va
Neill Robinson
Charleston
J. Otis Smith
J. A. Holmes
Clarence Hall
Geological Survey
A. B. Fleming
John J. Tierney
Powhatan
Samuel Dixon
McDonald
B. F. Bush
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad Company
J. W. Heron
Hinton
Col. L. E. Tierney
Powhatem
Neil Robinson
United States
United States Geological Survey
Smith
Congress
Map of Ireland Kills Snake at Exposition
At Madison Square Garden the Irish industrial exposition opened with a miracle as a snake placed on a turf map of Ireland reportedly died when touching the soil. Umpire Tim Hurst intervened to prevent desecration and the creature will be bottled in alcohol for display.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Tim Hurst
House Minutes Show Brief Debate on Codification Bill
In Washington on January 8 little business occurred in the house. After a forty minute debate a rule adopted to grant the bill to revise codify and amend laws along with other preferred measures. The bill was read then laid aside to hear Representative Gaines of Tennessee speak for an appropriation to The Hermitage Andrew Jackson home near Nashville. Adjournment at 3:47 until tomorrow.
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Washington
Gaines
Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Italian farmer under arrest in Colorado killings
Florence Colorado January report says Anto Baxd vl an Italian truck farmer is under arrest on suspicion of killing three or four people Mia Frank Palmetto Dominick and Joseph Min ichello brothers Brcola Buffett missing. Parts of human bodies were found near the Arkansas River raising fears of murder and body disposal.
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Florence
Colo
Jan
Anto Baxd
Mia
Frank Palmetto
Dominick
Joseph Minichello
Brothers
Brcola Buffett
Arkansas River
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Superior Supply CO
Bluefield, W.va
National League of Commission Merchants
Crown Prince
L. E. Tierney
W. H. Thomas
R. EB. Bolling
W. B. Hicks
Asst
Luefield
E. E. Carter, Pres
D. R. Wood
Cashier
Union Bank and Trust Company
Edwin Mann
W.C. Pollock
L. A. Hooper
First National Bank of
Bent
Chicago Great Western
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Senate
Aldrich
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Erie
Pittsburg Millionaires
Denver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bloomington
W. J. Stone
Missouri
John W. Kern
Indiana
Edgar Lee Masters
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
Yeoman
Navy
Fiddling
Bob
W. P. Hawley
Jackson
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