Court Grants Writ and Orders Bond for Dynamiters
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals grants a writ for 16 dynamiters imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth and orders release on bond. Fourteen men face bonds at 60 000 each year of sentence while one, Hockin, not appealed, will serve his term.
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Congressman Weidemeyer Dies by Own Action
The War Department received a wireless from the Panama reporting the death by suicide of Congressman Weidemeyer last night while temporarily insane. He was part of Taft's Canal inspection party and had recently lost re election, with speculation that the defeat contributed to his rash act.
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Col Harris Retires as First National Bank Leader in Decatur
Col C C Harris retires after 26 years as president of the First National Bank of Decatur. C E Frost of Athens becomes new president, with John D Wyker joining the board. W A Frost and associates buy Harris stock to continue the bank’s policy of serving both Decatur and Athens.
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Senator Jeff Davis Dies At Home In Arkansas
United States Senator Jeff Davis died at his Little Rock home after a stroke. He served in the Senate since 1907 and was a prominent Arkansas figure, having been governor for three terms and attorney general earlier. The funeral is set for tomorrow with Senate adjournment anticipated. He is survived by his wife and a son.
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Rockefeller Sleuth In Air Trails Stir Testimony Talk
New York January 8 reports say William Rockefeller seen in Bermuda on a private yacht and cruising the Southern seas while he remains in New York under watch. Congress and Pujo Committee officers seek his testimony as Riddle keeps the inquiry heated and unsettled.
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Funeral Planned After Body Carried From Cruiser Natal
A heavy rain and high winds hinder Hudson navigation as the cruiser Natal bears Whitelaw Reid's body up river. Battleships Florida North Dakota and destroyers Rowe Drayton Mo escort the procession. The ambassador's body is taken ashore for lie in state and a funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Pope Sends Apostolic Benediction for Emperor’s Death
Rome January 3 Pope Pleug dispatched the apostolic benediction to Vienna as Franz Joseph lies near death. The missive was sent to Cardinal Nagie with orders to withhold it until the Emperor’s condition worsens.
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Birth of First Born Triggers Naval Misunderstanding
Nathaniel Jones’s flag display for Mrs. Jones at the Waiting Island lighthouse prompted a British gunboat to dispatch 100 marines to Walling Island. They found the light keeper celebrated a newborn. he was reassigned to a smaller station, in a case of mistaken signal code.
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Shaneyfelt Couple Convicted For Contempt Of Court
Lou Shaneyfelt and his wife of Hartsville were found guilty of contempt of court for violating an injunction against operating their soft drink stand. Judge Wert fined each $60 and ordered five days in jail. Bonds set at $1,000 each with impending release conditions.
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M A Keene Financial Magnate Dies After Illness
New York reports financier James A Keene died at 2 15 AM after an abdominal operation at Miss Alstos hospital He was 69 born in 1888 and had a long career spanning mining newspapers stock exchanges and fortunes including profits from Bonanza and the Comstock lode He returned to Wall Street in 1877 and reportedly cleared $9 000 000 after a market comeback.
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Thirty-One Mexican Rebels Hanged by Federals
Telegram dispatch reports thirty-one Mexican rebels executed by federal authorities. The hangings extend a government effort to quell uprisings, with earlier waves of executions already noted between Mexico City and Toluca. Notable rebel leaders are among those executed.
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State treasury issues large quarterly education warrants
State warrants totaling about 117090.19 were issued on January 1 to finance school payments across Alabama. The largest item 37500 covered fifty high schools at 750 each. Agricultural schools received 1125 each totaling 10126. University of Alabama 15250. Montevallo 13395.19. Alabama Polytechnic Institute 24820. Normal Schools 16000. Pension warrants exceed 300000, with total near 500000 in the next weeks.
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Jervis Returns From Welsh Eisteddfod Tour
A. D. Jervis arrived home from Cincinnati and Columbus where he attended the Eisteddfod, the Welsh musical feast with large choral competitions for cash prizes. Winners shared a $4,000 purse, Columbus taking the top prize of $1,000.
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Capt Sid Jones Dies in Birmingham After Long Service
Captain Sid P. Jones, district passenger agent of the Louisville & Nashville in Birmingham, died last night at 7 45 at his home from an acute stomach disorder. He was born in Shelbyville Ky on September 20 1844 and came to Birmingham in 1887. He is survived by his wife Jessie Fall and three sons Sid P Jones Norman C Jones and Marven F Jones, and one sister Mrs Milton H Smith. Remains go to Nashville for interment tomorrow morning.
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Desperate act ends life of Gatean Valencia in Epernay
In Epernay France Gatean Valencia a 26 year old workman driven by heartbreak placed a dynamite charge on his chest and detonated it. He then stabbed himself twice and after surviving walked outside and declared his intention to finish the act before placing a second dynamite cartridge in his mouth and exploding.
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Hungarian Counts Duel Over Parliamentary Quarrel
In Budapest a sabre duel between Count Micazel Karglyi and Count Stephen Tisza erupted from a parliamentary quarrel. After an hour and two bouts, Tisza was exhausted and the combat ended without a clear victor as the lower house barely escaped disruption.
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Inury at Owl Drug Star Morning in New Decatur
James Reynolds fainted while awaiting a Ming of scription at Owl Drug Star in New Decatur. He fell and suffered a nasty gash over his hip. Highty Carewell attended, and Anne, the injured man's son, was notified.
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