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17 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
1
Governor Revokes Pardoning Ed C Caton After Sharon Controversy
A Raleigh sheriff was ordered to detain Ed C Caton within ten days as Governor Kitchin considers revoking a conditional pardon issued in 1911 for Caton, who had long been an escapee. Sharon township residents had pressed for the revocation amid claims of alcohol-related crimes and a prior conviction, prompting a heated public debate and petitions to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Wallace
Raleigh Yester
Caton
Kephin
Meekrdering
Mitehlaine
Emerg Conlig
Yo Sharon
Ed Caton
Presbyterian
Kitehigo
Covernor
Ives
Sharon
Sharon Township
Sentiment Sought on Hunter Hangings in Savannah
Associated Press reports Savannah church leaders seek public opinion on J C Hunter death sentence after denial of a new trial by the state supreme court. Rev John S Wilder meets prison commissioners to gauge local views amid debate over circumstantial evidence and execution timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
J. C. Hunter
Supreme Court
John S. Wilder
South Side Baptist Church
Williamis
Davidson
Hinter
Hunter
Littleton Endorses Taft After Golf Trip Recovery
Congressman Martin W. Littleton, a leading Democratic candidate for U S Senate from New York, returns from Augusta with strong backing for Dr Taft of Augusta Georgia. He had feared an abscess on the spine might require hospital care, but Taft’s treatment reportedly cured the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin W. Littleton
United States
New York State
Taft
Augusta
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Taft
Court Adjourns Night Rider Trial Phase in Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville Kentucky March 17 none of the pending cases tied to the 1807 night rider raid will be tried this term. The decision follows the acquittal of Dr. Davis Moss who was charged as leader after a ten day trial that dominated court business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Davis Moss
Woodrow Wilson ally and editor George Harvey at Hibernian banquet
Savannah Georgia March 17 Col George Harvey editor of Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine attends the 99th annual Hibernian Society banquet and signals strong support for Wilson for president, first and last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Savannah
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Harper’s Magazine
Hibernian Society
Woodrow Wilson
South
Wilson
Developments in the Fireman Row and Captain Barnes Ill
Somerset Kentucky reports show idle firemen ordered to report to Oakdale Tennessee signaling focus on restoring freight across the Kentucky Tennessee mountains. No new trouble between Danville Kentucky and Oakdale Tennessee. In New York Captain John Sanford Barnes is critically ill at home. Civil War naval veteran, ethics head at the naval academy, partner at J S Kennedy & Co. his son is author James Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Somerset
Oakdale
Tenn
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Kentucky-Tennessee
Danville
J. S. Barnes
New York
John Sanford Barnes
Navy
Department of Ethics
Naval Academy
J. S. Kennedy & Co
James Barnes
St Patrick's Day Observed in Many Places
Across the United States and Ireland St Patrick's Day was marked with parades, closures, and celebrations. In New York 40,000 joined the Fifth Avenue parade led by the Fighting Sixty-Ninth. Boston and Chicago observed holidays. New Orleans held services and banquets. Savannah hosted parades and a Jasper Greens salute. Ireland celebrated home rule prospects with Shamrock gifts from Queen Alexandra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-Ninth” Regiment
National Guard
Archbishop Farley
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New Orleans
Sons of Erin
Ireland
Dublin
Alexandra
Tacoma Arrives in Galveston Harbor After Caribbean Passage
The United States gunboat Tacoma reached Galveston at 8:30 this morning and anchored in the roads near the scout cruiser Salem. It sailed from Puerto Cortez Honduras and went via Puerto Mexico to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Tacoma
Salem
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Puerto
Mexico
Vice President Sherman Guest of Charleston
Vice President Sherman arrives in Charleston for St Patrick’s Day celebrations hosted by the Hibernian Society. He is greeted by aldermen and Irish groups, attends breakfast at Congressman Legare’s home, and is entertained by Governor Blease. He slated to speak to the United States and tour the harbor and Cooper River tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
S. C
Sherman
Hibernian Society
United States
Charleston Light Dragoons
Legare
Blease
Hibernians
Sierman
Cooper River
Great Work Done At Panama Canal
Excavation in the central division including Culebra cut and Charges section in February reached a record 1,409,338 cubic yards. Total for the division stands at 71,033,522 yards with 26,091,496 yards remaining to remove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Great Culebra
Pacific Entrance
Panama Railroad
Balboa
Atlantic
Gatum
Mexican Forces Battle Insurrectos at Tecate. Five Killed
Five men are said to have been killed and several wounded in a clash between Mexican soldiers and insurrectos at Tecate. Reports reach government officials in Tia Juana as Federals allegedly surprised the insurgents and caused a panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Tecate
Tia Juana
Engineer Rasmussen and Fireman Roe Recovering After Southern Wreck
In Augusta Georgia on March 17 engineer Rasmussen and fireman John Roe who is colored were injured in a Southern Railway wreck last night. Both are reported to be doing well at local hospitals with no other serious injuries. Superintendent Wassem of the Charleston division is investigating the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Augusta
Rasmussen
John Roe
Southern
Wassem
Charleston
The
Southern Railway
Five Thousand Union Drivers Vote Strike In New York
New York City and Jersey City are shaken as Adams United States and Wells Fargo Express drivers and helpers walk out in a broad strike. Leaders say 93000 workers could be affected. earlier promises to settle stalled after a Jersey City delegates meeting. A driver was beaten and two arrests followed as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adams, United States
Wells Fargo Express
New York City
Jersey City
American
National Express
Adan Company
Adams
Gaynor
West and Stetson Convicted in Mumford Murder Case
In Wilson North Carolina on March 17 jurors found Louis West guilty of murder in the first degree and Stetson guilty of murder in the second degree. Judge Adams deferred sentencing for today.
Tragedy at Raleigh Union Station Involving Hotel Keeper
Mrs. Powell widow of H H Powell Sanford hotelier arrives in Raleigh with her son as city reels from a shooting at the union station. Powell wounded lawyer Duncan E McIver and Charles H Smith, then killed himself. Deputy Newton near the scene reports near‑by shots and a late plan to target rivals building a competing hotel. Powell, 68, Confederate veteran, formerly of Wake County, had run the Sanford Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Powell
H. H. Powell
Sanford
Union Station
Charles H. Smith
Duncan E. McIver
John Powell
Southern Pines
H. H. Powell, Jr
Johnson City
Tenn
Mr. Powell
Medver
Mr. Smith
Kate Blacknall
Kittell
O. W. Blacknall
Mr. Melver
Mr. Ligith
Wake County
Aberdeen
Virginia
McIver
Smith
Mets
Mexican Rebels Vow to Persist in War Against Diaz Regime
El Paso March 17. Mexican insurgents say no pause in hostilities will occur despite reports Limantour seeks peace. Leaders announce continued fight for liberty and Madero government, reject peace overtures unless Diaz retires. Five thousand insurrectos in field with scarce supplies face harsh conditions amid slow communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Diaz
Senor Timantour
Senor Gonzales Garza
Hberty
Madero
Mexico City
Limantour
Insurrecto
Francisco I. Madero
Junta
Nevada reduces residency for divorce actions
Reno Nevada March 17 The legislature passed a bill allowing a six month residence as the only requirement for divorce actions. The privilege of leaving the state when necessary will be accorded to all establishing a residence. The bill goes to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Condition of Senator Stone Improves, AP Report
United States Senator William J. Stone is ill with la grippe at his son Kimbrough Stone’s home in Kansas City but shows marked improvement and remains confined to bed, according to his physician this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Stone
Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
William J. Stone
la Grippe
Kimbrough Stone
Limantour Trip Threatened by Insurgent Actions
The Madero family follows Joserves Limantour's journey to the Mexican frontier as insurgents plan to burn railway bridges south of Laredo, potentially blocking his route to Mexico City. Gustav Madero says Limantour is needed and should not be kept out. He also says he offered to sell family land but withdrew the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Madero
Joserves Limantour
Insurrectos
Laredo
Limantour
Mexico City
Gustav Madero
Maderos
Gustav
Wall Street
American POWs in Casas Grandes Safe Says General Navarro
Washington reports 17 American citizens held as prisoners of war by Mexican authorities at Casas Grandes are safe and assured of fair treatment. Telegraphic advices cite General Navarro promising no danger to the men and denying risky conditions. Henry Whittle, arrested at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz yesterday, is also said safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Casas Grandes
Henry Whittle
Cindad Portforio Diaz
State Department
Merchants and Miners Company Found Guilty
In Savannah on March 17 the jury convicted the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company of Elkins act violations for granting a cheap grain freight rate from Philadelphia to Savannah. The company faced 14 guilty counts with penalties of $1,000 or more than $20,000 per count. Atlantic Coast Line and Sea Board Air Line pled guilty and were fined $200 each. L. I. Miller & Son of Philadelphia did not plead and face trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Savannah
United States
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Philadelphia
Savannah Brough
Emory Speer
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line Railway
F. Miller & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hes
R St
Dilwart
Efone Tre Ot
Ernor Kitchin
C. Caton
Merch
W. W. Kitchin
Dr. Taft
Ourage
Willie
Illinois
Chicago
Ill
Busse
Springfield
Cook County
Jasper Greens
Emmett Rifles
St. Patrick’s Church
Father McMahon
St. Patrick
de Soto
Omerman Guest
West and
Stetson
Louis West
Arnie
Sensa
Chiahuahua City
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