Stills Destroyed in Tennessee and Nearby Areas
M Taylor captured two main shivers on a Monroe County trip and brought one to the city jail. He found a still near Ball Play operated by William Hayes of North Carolina and James Jenkins of Tennessee, with bail set at 1000 dollars. Other distilleries were also destroyed and offenders bound over.
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Uenal
Maceo County
Col Benary
E. Gouge
Pih Springs
Tolinson County
W. W. Davis
Bristol
Knorville
Outrage at Owl Agua As Dominican Soldiers Fire On Ship Crew
A Spanish Dominican government troop volley wounded four sailors and an officer aboard the American schooner Henry Crosby after it stopped at Old Agia San Domingo. The crew tried to flee in a boat but were fired upon. one officer was hit in the shoulder and another took a facial wound. Consul-General reports to the United States government.
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New York
Gwisis
Dark's Island
Henry Crosby
Old Agia
San Domingo
Valdiera
United States
San
Presidential reshuffle rumor signals cabinet changes
A Washington special reports that the President intends to withdraw Hornblower of New York from Supreme Court nomination. Olney would become associate justice, Bissell moves to Olney’s post, Josiah Quincy to postmaster general, replacing Bissell.
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Mr. Louis
Republic
Washington
Hornblower
New York
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Hornbrower
Olney
Bissell
Josiah Quincy
Bissel
Gen Childress Bondsman Appearance in Bond Hearing
Gen Childress charged with offenses against the government in the Second National Bank failure at Columbia appeared before Judge Lurton in the U S circuit court to justify a $10 000 bond for the April federal term. The court ordered a new hearing January 1 to show the bond was sufficient.
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Nasuvile
Gen. Childress
Second National Bank
Columbia
Lurton
United States Circuit Court
Childress
Income Tax Debate Delays Vote in Ways and Means
Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee met at the Treasury tonight to decide the income tax and internal revenue features of the tariff bill. Chairman Wilson and members McMillin Breckinridge Montgomery Bryan Taraney Cochran Stevens Whitting and Turner attended. Bynum of Indiana was absent due to indisposition. After a three hour session the committee adjourned until tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
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Wastirsoron
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Wilson
Messrs. McMillin
Breckinridge
Montgomery
Bryan
Taraney
Cochran
Stevens
Whitting
Turner
Bynum
Indiana
Carnegie Steel Works to Resume With Wage Cuts
The Carnegie steel plant will restart Monday after a shutdown. Notices posted reveal wage reductions of two and a half cents an hour for machinists and two cents an hour for laborers.
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Carnegie Steel Works
Paper Sale Sought Over Receiver Reported Losses
Receiver W J Ollice reported the Appeal Avalanche paper is not paying its way due to heavy expenses and flow of collectors. The chancellor ordered a sale next Friday week, with joint consideration by Judges Hammond and Beard amid a Beckwith contempt case in federal court. Beckwith allegedly diverted funds from foreign ads for his own use.
Fain is Killed by Policeman in White Pine
Joe M Fain of Kil led by a White Pine policeman in the depot at 5 PM after a reported quarrel. Fain had traveled from Kil to White Pine to wed Mollie Dewitt the prior day. He advanced toward the officer with a knife when Smith fired in self defense. The coroner returned a verdict of self defense.
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Mr. Fain
Rogersville News Highlights January Events and Tragedy
January reports note photographer Cargille at work, Misses Jennie Powell and Mary Johnson visiting, and Prof. Baxter Perry to lecture at the college on January 11. Rogersville Synodical College resumes Jan 27 with many new students. teacher training is emphasized. Also reported is the voluntary death of farmer Mark Kenner, once county sheriff, and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe collapse tied to Atlantic and Pacific debt of over 15 million dollars.
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Cargille
Jennie Powell
Mary Johnson
Baxter Perry
Perry
Rogersville Synodical College
Mark Kenner
Kenner
Atchison Topeka
Santa Fe
Atlantic and Pacific
Mitchell Fight Looms as Habeas Hearing Moves
Jacksonville scene centers on a habeas corpus bid for Mitchell and Corbett. If judges release the pair, promoters threaten liability suits and defiance of the Governor. Florida Governor Mitchell warns he will use any lawful means to prevent the bout, while Cincinnati reports echo his hard line.
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Jacksonville
Fra
Mitchell
Corbett
Mississippi
Richburg
Call
Gov. Mitchell
Tallahaseee
Tampa
Corbett- Mitchell
Steve O'Donnell
Jim Hall
St. Augustine
Cincinnati
Gor
Florida
Supreme Court
World Fair visits draw crowds at Jackson Park
The replica fair at L J Jackson Park opened today with gates wide and guards withdrawn. A constant stream of visitors, bicycles clubs and horse riders filled the grounds as the Japanese village and tea house were looted. Authorities report damage to many buildings and an estimated crowd of about 0,000 people.
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Jan
L.jackson Park
Stony Island Avenue
Suicide death of Miss Nannie McDaniel in Rome
Miss Nannie McDaniel, about 25, died in North Rome from an overdose of medicine believed to be suicide. She had lived in Rome eighteen months with her sister Mrs. F W Quarles. Her health had been poor for months, and neighbors suspect mental strain. She was found Sunday morning in bed, fully dressed. The body was sent to Bowling Green, Kentucky for burial.
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Rome
Nannie McDaniel
F. W. Quarles
Bowling Green
Big Meteor Fell Near Wasnixcton Pennsylvania
Intense excitement followed a strong shock about eight o clock last night in the section south of Wasnixcton Pa as houses trembled to Sparta ten miles away A bright light descended and disappeared southward making the surroundings as bright as day The event is thought to be a meteor and was felt clearly in Washington farmers rushed to Wasnixcton to inquire about the incident
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Wasnixcton
Sparta
Washington
Dr Howard Finishes ThirteenandAHalfHour Plea
Dr Howard closed his argument at 9:30 this morning after pleading thirteen and a half hours in his own defense. Distinct Attorney Hawkins spoke after, delivering a strong closing. The jury will hear the case again tomorrow and is expected to deliver a verdict then.
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Jackson
Howard
Hawkins
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