Autopsy Evidence Emerges in Carmack Case Trial
In Nashville March 1 the Cooper Sharp trial resumes after a long adjournment. Dr Glasgow testifies about a post burial autopsy on Senator Carmack’s body and the autopsy’s findings while defense seeks to uncover the extent of state knowledge. The defense questions how much the state knows about the wounds and Carmack’s role. S. J. Binning is later called as a witness.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper- Sharp
BE. W. Carmack
Sone
Beverly Wilson
Mobile
Hart
Judge Anderson
Dr. Glasgow
Anderson
Senator Carmack
de Glasgow
McCain
Carmack
Lucius Burch
Dr. Glastow
Washington
Gfense
Glasgow
Columbia
Senator Carmacks
Grass widow remark by Methodist minister sparks debate in Chicago
Chicago on March 1 Reverend Charles Virden, a Methodist minister, said it is better to be a grass widow than the wife of a straw man. He urged that more women should embrace grass widow status rather than remain with unsatisfactory husbands.
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Chicago
Charles Virden
Brunswick City Court Adjourned After Five Day Session
The Brunswick city court adjourned after a five day session led by Solicitor Ernest Dart and Edwin Dart. Notable cases included W. W. Murray found not guilty on liquor charges. Peter Decatur was convicted of simple larceny and fined or jailed. A. F. Troy faced concealed weapons charges with a mistrial anticipated as jurors were waked for the night.
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City Court of
Brunswick
Ernest Dart
Edwin Dart
W. W. Murrray
Murray
Peter Decatur
BH. M. Peerson
Newcastle Street
Peter
A. F. Troy
Troy
Fernandina
Bruce Carroll
Upper
Carroll
Krauss
Lucky Baldwin Dies After Illness in Arcadia
B J Lucky Baldwin died at his Arcadia home after several weeks of illness. The longtime Southern California mining and ranching figure had been a prominent social and business presence in the region.
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Los Angeles
Cal
B. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Arcadia
Senate Judiciary Committee Rebukes President Over Steel Trust
Washington March 1 The Senate judiciary committee voted 70 to 5 to report a disagreement on a resolution rebuking the president for allowing the steel trust to absorb the Tennessee Coal and Iron company. Individual members will file reports on the matter. Senator Bailey of Texas introduced a resolution asserting Senate power to demand information from executive departments. Bond Issue Increased for Panama Canal to 160 million from 125 million.
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Washington, D. C
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Bailey
Texas
House committee clears Cook speech as not attacking president
A House committee reported there was nothing in Representative Cook of Colorado’s speech that justified expunging it from the records. A separate resolution asked the president to insist on recognizing American Jewish citizens for passports to Russia.
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House
Representative Cook
Colorado
Russia
Witness Testimony on Senator Carmack Pistol Details
A witness stood by the defense and testified he saw Senator Carmack remove a pistol from his pocket shortly before death. He later contradicted himself, claiming the pistol was described as blue steel at one time and nickel plated at another.
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Senator Carmack
Last of Chum Crum Resigns Charleston Port Collector
William D. Crum, longtime Charleston port collector, submitted his resignation effective March 4. The move ends a six year dispute over his appointment, sparked by a Senate fight led by Senator Tillman and a pledge by President Taft to appoint southerners acceptable to local people.
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Charleston
S. C
William D. Crum
Roosevelt
Crum
Taft
Congress
Tillman
Senate
South
Tali
Escaped from the Haven opens packed Harris-Parkinson company
The Harris-Parkinson company drew a full house for the opening performance Escaped from the Haven with strong support from Warris La Toure Wie Ball and Dorns. Spectacular scenery and encores followed with praise for the actors and stagecraft. Tonight Daniel Boone on the Trail, a historical drama, premieres with two Siberian wolves shown in their cage on the streets all day.
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Harris-Parkinson
Harris
Isiga
Carter
Warris
Miss la Toure
Ball
G! Ball
Derris
Daniel Boons
Kentucky
New Jury for May Is Drawn for Brunswick City Court
After adjournment Judge Krauss selected the May term jurors for Brunswick City Court. Names include Twitty Hopkins King Levison Phillips Parker Coppege Southard Shadman Nightingale Steiner Stevens Haywood Brock Smith Herman McCrary Marks Dull Harris Matthews Burney Lambright Harrell Champagne Fain Gordon Wright Fouche Ward Keller Calhoun Fouche and Isham Gay.
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City Court of
Brunswick
Krauss
City Court
R. BE. Twitty
R. K. Hopkins
J. H. King
Levison
R. M. Phillips
W. F. Parker
J. P. Coppege
J. M. Southard
James Shadman
W. M. Nightingale
C. L
Charlton Wright
J. C. Franklin
S. A. Fouche
W. L. Fouche
S. A. Ward
P. Keller
H. L. Calhoun
W. E. Fouche
Isham Gay
Receiver files his report in Selig bankruptcy case
BE C Butts, as receiver, filed yesterday the report on Henry Selig bankruptcy. The assets listed include dry goods $4439.60, near beer saloon fixtures $144, household goods $267.50, and a horse, buggy and harness $225.00. Household goods are claimed by Mrs Selig.
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Henry Selig
BE. C. Butts
Apraisers
Gelig
Permanent system improves Brunswick postoffice registry
The Brunswick postoffice adopts a new permanent registry receipt system tested during holidays. A gummed stub is attached to the article, serving as receipt and record, speeding service at the registry window. Public is advised to pre prepare items for registration to avoid delays.
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Smith
Registry Department
Post Office Department
New York
Brunswick Post Office
Forbe
Brunswick
Georgia
Brunsvick
Atlanta
United States
Brunswick Postoffice
Big Brunswick Association Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The Greater Brunswick Association calls a city hall meeting tonight to decide whether to organize and begin upbuilding Brunswick or disband. All members and prospective supporters are urged to attend as business leaders determine the association’s future.
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Greater Brunswick Association
Brunswick
Bryan Denies Writing Novels Cites Speeches as Fiction
March 1 in Lincoln Nebraska W J Bryan denies writing or ending any novels. He says he gets all the fiction he wants by reading Republican speeches.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Fic
Millionaire fireworks magnate killed in Ohio train accident
Edward Habenstreit, head of the Habenstreit Fireworks Co. and cousin of Albert Dick, was instantly killed when struck by a Big Four train near Rockland Ohio today.
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BIG Four
Cincinnati
Edward Habenstreit
Habenstreit Fireworks Company
Albert Dick
Fockland
Ohio
Arkansas Prohibition Bill Passes House After Three Day Fight
Little Rock Arkansas March 1 after a hard three day house battle the state wide prohibition bill passed the house by 53 to 27. A later measure to submit the question to a vote of the people failed 14 to 35. The bill even bars Coca Cola sales in the state, and it is believed to have Senate support.
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Little Rock
Ark
House
Senate
Husband seeks jail term for 16 year old wife in Michigan
Traverse City reports Mrs Wealthia Trombley 16 was arrested on her husband’s complaint and taken to Bellaire. She eloped last fall and faced ninety days in the Detention house before a suspended sentence. Now the husband, 50, asks for sentence as she refuses to live with him after a year of marriage.
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Traverse City
Mich
Wealthia Trombley
Bellaire
Trombley
de Let House of Corrections
Rombley
Jeffries Seeks Johnson Bout If In Shape To Fight
Chicago March 1 James J Jeffries announces readiness to fight Jack Johnson if he can attain a condition he believes will allow him to win He says he wants to be sure he is good enough before agreeing to take on the heavyweight challenger and will press for the bout only if in proper shape.
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Johnson
Chicago
Jacok Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Tam
Effort to Crush James A Patten Movement Forms in Chicago
Chicago March 1 Armour to lead a movement to crush James A Patten after Patten threatened to push May wheat to 1.25. D Ogden Armour to be asked to repeat his wheat corner performance that cost Joe Leiter $7 000 000 as markets close at 1 47.
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Chicago
D. Ogden Armour
Joe Leiter
Armour
James A. Patten
Patten
Narrow escape as buggy horse runs away on Gloucester Street
A horse pulling a single buggy ran loose Sunday in Gloucester Street causing a crash at Union and F. Two children and their nurses were thrown but escaped serious injuries. The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J D Hirsch was aboard. other child’s name was not learned.
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J. D. Hirsch
Gloucester Street
Union
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth
Court of Honor
First Woman to Ride in Taft Inaugural Parade
Washington March 1 President Taft will be the first man since the republic's founding to ride in an inaugural parade. Mrs Taft has informed the congressional committees she will ride with her husband marking a presidential first. Washington prepares with gala sights and packed hotels as crowds of 200000 gather for the March 4 ceremony and a nationwide sense of calm replaces prior turmoil.
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Washington
D. C
Ars
William H. Taft
The
Republic
Taft
Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
White House
Police unearth scheme of counterfeiters and smuggling
Chicago police arrest Charles Drewe and John Koe nig reveal a large counterfeiting plot involving Argentine currency and diamond smuggling to Argentina and the United States. The scheme is believed to involve about $100,000.
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Chicago
Charles Drewe
John Koenig
United States
Columbus to hold April 20 special election for Burton successor
Governor Harmon plans a special election on April 20 in Ohio's Twenty first district to choose a successor to Congressman Theodore Burton. Efforts to amend the primary law to require direct nomination remain unacted, with supporters wary of partisan maneuvering by politicians.
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Columbus
Harmon
Theodore Burton
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