Dramatic Suicide Shocks Baltimore Actress Bloodgood
Baltimore dec 6 Mrs Clara Bloodgood the actress shot herself in her hotel room after a matinee at Albaughs theater and a failed appearance at the Academy of Music. The body was found on the bed with a bullet through the mouth as her stage manager noted possible nervous breakdown. The incident forced cancellation of the evening show.
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Baltimore
Clara Bloodgood
Stafford
Academy of Music
Mrs. Bloodgood
Wess
Emme and Maloney's Drug Store Ad
Bryan Texas listing urges prompt service. office hours are 9 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m with telephone numbers for office and residence 66 and 312 available day and night.
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Emme & Maloney’s Drug Store
New Republican Committee Elects New Chairman
The National Republican executive committee met at the Shoreham hotel to set the year’s convention time and place. Harry C. New of Indianapolis was chosen acting chairman succeeding Secretary Cortelyou. The committee then met with President Roosevelt at the White House.
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Lican Committee
Washington
Dec
National Republican Executive Committee
Shoreham Hotel
Harry C. New
Indianapolis
H.bry
New
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyo
White House
Roosevelt
Jim Crow Bill Passes by House Vote in Guthrie
Guthrie reports the house passes bill No 1 called jim crow by 95 to 10 with four absentees establishing separate coaches and waiting rooms for races on Thursday.
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Guthrie
Condition Unchanged in Taft Case at Milbury Mass
Milbury Massachusetts December 6 The condition of Mrs Louisa Taft Friday morning was unchanged.
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Milbury
Mass
Louisa Taft
Dynamite Attempt Hits New Orleans Grocery Store
An explosion on a sidewalk near Charles Graffini’s grocery store on Palmyra and Claiborne streets caused shattered windows but no further damage. Graffini, Italian, was tied to the Italian vigilance committee active in cracking down on kidnappers tied to the Lamana case.
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New Orleans
Charles Graffini
Black Hand Organization
Palmyra Street
Claiborne Avenue
Graffini
Walter Lamana
Fort Pitt National Bank Closes Doors in Pittsburg
Fort Pitt National Bank in Pittsburg closes after directors request the comptroller of the currency place Bank Examiner Cunningham in charge. President Herron says depositors are protected. Bank reported assets and liabilities of 5,522,142.01 as of December 3, 1907.
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Pittsburg
Fort Pitt National Bank
Cunningham
Herron
Bank Burglarized as Four Thousand Dollars Is Secured
Five men used nitroglycerin on a Carney Oklahoma bank safe and escaped with four thousand dollars after a volley of shots to guard outside. A large posse with bloodhounds hunted for clues as citizens armed themselves. Memphis dispatch reports a pistol fight at a fishing camp left two men free and a third wounded. A rusty nail caused Fritz L. Ficher to die of lockjaw.
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Carney
Okla
Carney Bank
Memphis
Roseds Miss
K. Wilson
W. E. Smart
Wilson
Fritz L. Ficher
San Antonio
Red Boot Sign Advertises Nearby Office in Bryan
A brief notice directs readers to the Red Boot sign near James and Nam in Bryan Texas. An office is located over Gordon Sewell Grocery indicating a business presence in that area.
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James
Nam
Bryan
Texas
Gordon-Sewell Grocery
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