Fort Hamilton letters prompt denials by Lt Col Ludlow
The Fort Hamilton post faced disclosures about letters by Mrs. Claudia Hains to her husband Captain Pater Hains. Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow, former fort commander, denied the letters and described officer transfers away from the post. He said he issued orders to keep William Annis off the post after a warning from General Hains that trouble could arise if they met. He claimed he feared his son would shoot Annis.
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United States Army
Fort Hamilton
Claudia Hains
Pater Hains
Ludiow
Ludlow
Hains
William Annis
Ann
District venues to serve negro patrons equally in DC
Corporation Counsel Thomas rules hotels restaurants cafes ice cream parlors soda shops and barber shops in the District of Columbia must serve negroes in the same rooms and at the same prices as whites. The old plan of denying service or charging inflated prices is said to be restored, with examples of coffee and steak bills cited to illustrate discriminatory tactics previously sustained by courts.
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Washington
Thomas
District of Columbia
Model prisoner Morse cited by Tombs officials
New York reports Charles Morse, sentenced to fifteen years in the Atlanta federal prison, has behaved as a model prisoner. He accepts no special privileges, eats regular prison fare, and greets his son Harry. Morse’s good conduct noted despite his former wealth. Additional dispatches discuss a potential Lake May delay for the Panama Canal project and accusations of improper conduct at Colonial and Trust Company of New Orleans.
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New York
Charrles Morse
Atlanta
Harry
Morse
Orleans
Colon
Panama
Gautn
Colonel Goethals
United States
Taft Arrives in Hot Springs for Victory Visit
President elect and Mrs Taft reached Hot Springs Virginia on Saturday drawing a large crowd from hotels at the station. The reception was a hearty welcome as hundreds gathered to greet them.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Nashville Saddlery plant destroyed by fire
Fire of unknown origin wrecked the Nashville Saddlery company plant causing losses estimated at 125000 to 140000 with insurance of 45000. The blaze leaves the firm’s operations halted as authorities investigate the cause.
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Nashville
Nashville Saddlery Company
Waters-Pierce official Clay Pierce arrives en route to Texas trial
Clay Pierce of the Waters-Pierce Oil company reaches town Saturday on the way to Texas where he is to stand trial on a perjury indictment. He appears recovered from a recent operation and walked from his home. He declines to comment, but his attorney’s office indicates he will depart for Texas at once.
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St. Ll
Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Pierce
Payne Expects Tariff Revision At Extra Session
Representative Payne of New York, chairman of the ways and means committee, met with President Roosevelt to discuss tariff revision. He says it will be taken up at the coming session and that an extra session could be called around March 15, with a tariff bill possibly passing by mid July.
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Washington
Payne
New York
Ways and Means Committee
The
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Fie
Patrick Crowe Arrested After Saloon Shootout Riots
Chicago on November 7 reports Patrick Crowe, once linked to the Edward Cudahy kidnap case in Omaha, Neb., being arrested after firing into a saloon mirror and triggering a riot call. He was captured following returned gunfire.
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Chicago
Patrick Crowe
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Omaha
Neb
Crowe
Sugar Prices Hit New York Reduction in All Grades
New York on November 7 reports all refined sugar grades cut by 23 cents per 120 pounds as market actions continue.
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New York
Gas Pipe Project Aims To Cut Gas Price To 50 Cents
Fort Worth reports that John W. Gates, the new Port Arthur citizen and multi millionaire, funds a plan to pipe natural gas from the Henrietta fields to Dallas and Fort Worth, promising a price cut to 50 cents.
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Fort Worth
John W. Gates
Port Arthur
Henrietta Fields
Dallas
Mc Laughlin gin at Eustice burned in incendiary blaze
Athens Texas November 7 The Mc Laughlin gin at Eustice burned causing about 4000 dollars in losses. It is the third gin burned in the county recently with authorities believing night riders started the fires.
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Athens
Tex
McLaughlin
Eustice
Petition seeks agricultural experiment station near Sherman
Citizens in Sherman sign a petition requesting the establishment of an agricultural experimentation station near the city and the appointment of an instructor to lead it.
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Sherman
Miss Emma Morris Attacked. Neighbor Scares Off Suspect
In Beaumont on November 9, seventeen year old Emma Morris was assaulted by a burly man at her home. Her screams drew a neighbor, the assailant fled, and the girl sustained minor injuries. A shot was fired at the attacker.
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Beaumont
Emma Morris
Dog at the Station Avoids Owner Despite Pleasing Encounters
The narrator recalls their dog aes who despises the railway station, refusing the whistle and car signals. At home the dog greets warmly, but at the station he pretends not to know the narrator and ignores recognition, likely fearing discovery of wrongdoing.
The Care of Goldfish Secrets of a healthy tank
The secret of success in caring for goldfish is to keep the water fresh and sweet. Empty and renew the water daily or every second day, wash the glass, and return the fish with fresh water warmed to about 75 to 80 degrees. Use Clery sweet rainwater and avoid sparkling well water. Feed only a few bread crumbs daily to prevent overfeeding.
Barrie Ridiculed in Burns Celebration Chair Hoax
J M Barrie once sat silent at a Burns celebration in Scotland and left early. The National Observer next week ran a humorous piece titled Mr Barrie In the Chair mocking his social tact. Readers protested, not realizing Barrie was the author.
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J. M. Barrie
Scotland
National Observer
Mr. Barrie
Barrie
Early Veterinary Science Begins in Lyons-Exchange 1761
Hippocrates known as founder of medicine is contrasted with Vegetius who penned De Arte Veterinaria in 300 A D. The first structured advance to a veterinary science appeared in 1761 when France established the first veterinary college at Lyons-Exchange.
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Hippocrates
Vegetius
France
Lyons
Eggs a l'Espagnole and the tomato trap in cuisine
A New York Times piece derides chefs for laziness in naming sauces. It riffs on eggs a l'Espagnole and chicken fricassee a l'Espagnole, arguing Spanish sauce often equals tomato and mocks culinary pretension.
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Restaurante
New York Times
Mrs Procter Helps Tennyson And Lowell Befriend
Mrs Procter a London literary figure and wife of Barry Corn wall urged a meeting between Alfred Tennyson and United States diplomat James Russell Lowell. Tennyson initially dismissed Lowells verses and was wary of strangers yet the two poets eventually became intimate friends amid his reserve and caprices.
Golden Anniversary Joke Sparks Laughs
A humorous exchange notes Ardupp just celebrated his golden wedding while Hanks quips he married an heiress, poking fun at a rapid turn of events. The banter plays on marriage and wealth for a light newspaper brief.
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Bunker
Ardupp
Hanks
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