Rev George Beckett Love Bows To Ends His Labors In Navy
Eminent divine and educator Rev George Beckett Love dies in New York City on December 13 in the sixth year of his ministry. He guided the Columbia Institute for women after the Civil War, investing his own funds to repair and furnish it and turning it into a beacon of learning for the South. He served as Rector of St Peter's Church for two decades and left a lasting public memory as a compassionate educator and leader. He is survived by his wife and one son John, with funeral arrangements to be announced in Washington. The second item notes Lt Leroy Brooks Jr of the naval recruiting office at Cincinnati Ball resigns. the Navy declines to accept his resignation and he faces orders to sea or a court martial.
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Hopsingville
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Louisville
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Grand Oman
Washington
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Leroy Brrooks, Jr
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Brooks
Ang Alment
West Virginia
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San Francisco
Navy Department
Navy
Metcalf
Fire Destroys Alexandria Town Block in Tennessee
Special to The Herald Nashville reports a large Alexandria blaze last night destroying the main business block and about fourteen houses along the principal street. Two hotels and the Bank of Alexandria and other structures were burned, with damage estimated at thirty thousand dollars and insured for six thousand.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Alexandria
Bank of Alexandria
Beckham Opens Headquarters in Frankfort
Former Governor Beckham has opened headquarters at the Capitol Hotel in Frankfort with Governor Haly as chief lieutenant and Harvey McCutcheon and Eli Brown Jr. on his staff. Beckham and aides predict a smooth election, while opponents insist he will fail.
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Frankfort
Beckham
Capitol Hotel
Gev
Percy Haly
Harvey McCutcheon
Eli Brown
State Prison Board
Commutation Delays Ohio Murder Case Execution
John Soley of Cleveland faced execution after commutation papers from the Governor seemingly failed to arrive at the penitentiary. The Warden prepared to carry out the sentence but, after a call to the Governor, learned the papers were mailed and held for postage, postponing the execution.
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Columbus
Dee
John Soley
Cleveland
Boley
Goley
Columbia Lodge Elects Officers Amid Incomplete Report
The Columbia Lodge of Masons held a Friday meeting to elect officers. Names listed include J. A. McAlister as Worshipful Master and W. R. Hovinus Senior Warden among others, though the record is garbled and partial.
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Columbian Lodge of Masons
J. A. McAlister
W. R. Hovinus
H. Johnson
B. Yooss
Trenaurer
He Smith
A.C. Simmons
Seniue Denon
Ad Alexander
Dancon
Ws Voss
Tyler
Bank funds for convict takes private ends life in note
Chicago bank carelessly collateralized loans with securities including Wisconsin and Michigan stock and Southern stock. Examining officer C H Bosworth described loans and unwinding warnings from the Comptroller as conditions worsened. He cited unsecured and memorandum loans totaling hundreds of thousands and a direct loan to the Chicago Chronicle.
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C. H. Bosworth
la National Bank Examiner
Tallinois Southern
Wisconsin and Michigan Railroad Company
Walsh Enterprises
John R. Walsh
Chicago Natonal Bank
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Lift Mortgage On Widow's Farm Near Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on December 14 a mortgage was lifted from a small farm wife Mrs Warnock cares for after her husband and two sons drowned on October 11 in the Cumberland. Enquire Jake Levine raised over 600 dollars for her, the deed to the property naming her as owner so long as she does not remarry. If she remarries or bears children, the property goes to her three kids. The farm lies on Hyde's Ferry road about miles from Nashville and not liable for debts of the late husband.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jake Levine
Thomas J. Warnack
Cumberland
Local fanicers get ribbons at Giles County Poultry Show
Maury county fanciers won multiple ribbons at the Giles County Poultry Show led by R. B. Hopkins on White Leghorns capturing 2nd cockerel, 1st and 3rd pullet, reserve hen and 3 pen. W. D. Cameron on Brown Leghorns took top cock and multiple runner positions. Porter Bros on White Rocks earned top cockerel and multiple hen and pullet placements. W. H. Puryear on Buff Orpingtons earned top and near top finishes across cockerel hen pullet and pen categories.
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Maury County
Giles County
Buff Orpingtons
Promotions at Columbia Military Academy in cadet corps
The Columbia Military Academy issues a promotions order. Adjutant rank changes follow: Lieut R Claggett promoted. Lieut Co B F D Lander Jr promoted. Sergeant Co B Bernael Fry promoted. Corp B Dedman becomes Corp W Greenlaw. Greenlaw will take lineal rank after Cadet Corp W Padgett. May 1, 19th Infantry? Buck, Prof. Mil Selene & Tactics.
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Columbia Military Academy
Corps of Cadets
Claggett
Hamilton
F. D. Lander, Jr
Tad Liew
Bermae] Fry
Lauder
Corp
B. Dedman
Fry
Corp'l Co
Wm. Greenlaw
Dedman
Greenlaw
Cadet Corp
W. Padgett
WM. L. Buck
Mil
Selene & Tactics
Natural History Solcimens From South Africa to New York
Leopold of Belgium announced a display titled Technological and natural Omens from the Common, featuring specimens from South Africa gathered for the City of New York. The program emphasizes scientific curiosities and the relation between nature and technology presented to the public.
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Solcimens
South Africa
City of New York
Jve Kine
Leopold
Belgium
City of
New York
Bill to curb courts and judges re US restraining injunctions
A bill introduced in the House by Mr. Clayton of Alabama seeks to restrain United States Circuit and District Courts and judges from issuing temporary injunctions under State laws. The measure targets such injunctions by limiting their operation and jurisdiction.
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United States Circuit
Clayton
Alabama
New York Board Allows Extra Trial Funds for Marty Thaw
The New York Board of Estimates approved an additional 15000 dollars to conduct the trial of Marty K. Thaw. The approval grants the extra appropriation requested to cover trial expenses and related proceedings. The decision underscores ongoing handling of the Thaw case by city authorities.
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Marty K. Thaw
New York
City Officials Urge Congress to Help Forest Funds
Hearing set at City Hall tomorrow morning as Columbia authorities pursue action against a Packer Car Ma Grocery Co agent in Kunass City. Case centers on alleged license violations and partial sugar, spice, and Arbuckle coffee trades with prices and delivery disputed. Secretary Wilson urges immediate national forest land acquisitions in White Mountains and southern Appalachians to halt wasteful logging and protect resources.
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City of Columbia
Ma * Grocery Co
Kunass City
White
Kansas City
Voorbles
Erwin
Evangelist Larimore Draws Large Audiences in Church
Evangelist Larimore, with over 25 years in ministry, draws vast crowds at the Christian church using Bible quotations explains verse numbers and language. He claims over ten thousand baptisms while advocating unity love and brotherhood. Services run daily this week at 3 and 7 pm with Sunday at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm.
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Evangelist Larimore
Christian Church
Larimore
United States
No Compromise in Rate Cases Peculiar Skeleton Found
The body of a young man, son of Mrs Asseltine, was found by a hunter in Cleburne County near gold mines owned by his mother. The discovery ties to a past disappearance and leaves questions about cause of death. The father committed suicide earlier in Teere. The skeleton yielded $1.50 and some buttons. no bracelet found.
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Birmingham
Ala
Akeletam
Asseltine
Fruithurst
Cleburne County
Aly
Pegro
Aspeltine
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure For Disease
A 100 dollar reward is offered for proof of failure to cure Catarrh. The ad states Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical community and that Catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. The makers claim the medicine heals by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and invite testimonials from customers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ita
Immunity Option Looms in Ruef Bribery Trial
San Francisco prosecutors consider granting Abraham Ruef immunity to secure his testimony against former political boss Ruef and public service corporations linked to bribery. Assistant District Attorney Francia J. Honey says full cooperation from Ruef could reveal the plot behind the Gallagher graft cases, following Ford’s acquittal and a juror’s note about missing evidence.
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San Francisco
Francia J. Honey
Abraham
Ritef
Haw
Henes
Itching piles relief at last in Columbia
Local resident P Freer of 47 Garden Street Columbia endorses Deane Ointment as the cure for persistent itching and soreness from piles. He reports years of discomfort ended after using the remedy bought at Adams & Martins drug store. Sold by all dealers at 6 cents. Fonten-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents.
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P. Freer
Garden Street
Town
Dean
Adama & Martin
Conta Fonter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
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