Civil Suit Alleges Alien Labor Violations in Greensboro Case
United States pursues penalties from E A Smith and Sargent over alleged importation of Samuel Powers and other workers from England to Have their way to work in cotton mills. Trial in Greensboro spans days with jurors and witnesses, government claims conspiracy. defense disputes.
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Greensboro
United States
Messrs
BE. A. Smith
James
Bispanic
Alvus "Gilmer
Wld
Holten
United’ States
Toy
A. Smith
Saumner B. Sargent
E. C. Dewelle
Samuel B. Powers
England
Blis Island
New York
Powers
Jaf
Himsel
Binisrar
Sargent
Samuel Powers
South
Smith
Smith and Sargeant
Messrs. Smith and Sargent
Mill Sease
Costello
Boyd
Drake
Tn de ‘Claring
Glenn
Cos- Stella
Halton
Coble
Cooley
Jthon
Tuilge Boyd
A. C. Hutchinson
Feulton Mill
T. M. Cosne
Howie
Congress Debates Ship Subsidy and Alaska Exposition Aid
The House debated ship subsidies with lines about tariffs versus subsidies and the impact on production costs. Senate actions included approving Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition aid, military academy reports, and forest reserve amendments while postponing liquor and labor-related bills.
Desperate Arrest Shootout Leaves Two Officers Killed
Fierce night assault at a Fayetteville NC blind tiger ends with Policemen Lockamy Chason and Buckingham dead or wounded. Tom Walker, the owner, killed a cop and injured two, as deputies and vigilantes flood the area. A white man aiding Walker is jailed. a $1,000 reward is posted for Walker’s capture or death. Authorities pursue using bloodhounds and militia. Also printed are a cotton acreage resolution urging a 10 percent reduction and calls for food crops to support farms.
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eBayatteville
N.C
T Vjelock
Chason
Lockamy
Buckingham
Tom Walker
Blind Tiger
Capfixe
Tin
Reamty
Walker
Sheriis T His
Wilmington Lo
Jnder Arms
Southern Cotton Association
Birmingham
Hudson
Phare
North Carolina
Southern Watte Association
Respectully
C. (. Moore
A. J. McKinnon
T. J. W. Broom
J. H. Currie
Charlotte
N. C
Enraged Farmer Kills Two in Bloomington or Colfax
Baldwin a wealthy farmer and merchant shot and killed Charles Kennedy and his wife and Cora Misrngt a 14 year old girl. Baldwin, age AS, widow, was arrested and held on bond charged with criminal assault as the alleged killer of the girl.
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Bloomington
Thy Speeil
Thomas Baldwin
Colfax
Charles Kennedy
Sim Eisman
Cora
Baldwin
Cora Misrngt
Obituary and Labor Results From Brief News
Wendel Phillips Garrison longtime Nation editor is dead. Paul Morison reelected president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Thirty two cases of typhoid fever on the battleship Connecticut. Pennsylvania railroad employees counted ballots on a strike proposal for higher pay and reduced hours.
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Wendel Phillips Garrison
Our
Flint
The
Nation
Paul Morison
Equitable Life Sesurative Society
Connecticut
Pennssyvania Railroad
Thaw remarks in court spark sensational defense dismissal
New York special Harry K Thaw enraged a dull Supreme Court session by charging District Attorney Jerome with unprofessional remarks while praising his wife and Mrs Thaw's alleged goodness. The day centered on letters Thaw wrote to Evelyn Nesbit and Evans testimony about mental state, with the jury to scrutinize the documents amid cross examination. In Columbia, Prof W B West was appointed dispensary auditor after extensive applications and political filtering.
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New York
Harry KK Thaw
Supreme Court
Mentri
Jerome
Thaw
Chay
H. Ks. Thaw
Evang
Evelyn Nesbit
Street car crashes into confectionery store in Pittsburg
An empty Pittsburg Railway street car on a steep grade along the Wyle and Bedford avenue branch ran away past its motorman for two blocks before leaving the rails and crashing into Reinerker's confectionery store. Two men were seriously injured and several others slightly hurt. all injured besides the motorman were in the store at the time. The two-story building and the street car were demolished.
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Pittsburg
Wyle and
Bedford Avenue
Pittsburg Railway Company
Reinerker
Harriman rail line mortgage details in ICC inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission described mortgaging a rail line never built and with no funding in the Harriman investigation. District Attorney Jerome’s Thaw case questions suggested plans to seek a lunacy commission.
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Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jerome
Mayflower Delayed by Fog Before Savannah Departure
In Savannah the Mayflower yacht delayed by heavy fog from Port Royal naval station with Assistant Secretary of the Navy Newberry aboard. Departure postponed to daylight Friday for Charleston and then likely to Washington.
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Savannah
May Nower
Port Royal Naval Station
Newberry
Charleston
Coas
Washington
Strother trial details Mrs Bywaters as key witness
Pale and wan Mrs Bywaters testified in a murder trial after being brought to court in an invalid chair. She described a planned pregnancy fraud, her marriage to the dead man, two operations in Washington, and her brothers later shooting him. Testimony was supported by Mrs Gaines and George Strothers, siblings of the defendants.
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Culpepper
William Bywaters
James
Philip Stratiur
Brias
Bywater
Bywaters
Washington
President Seeks Shortage Details From Treasury
President Roosevelt spoke with Secretary Shaw regarding a $173,000 shortage found at the Chicago sub Treasury and requested a full statement of the shortage and the facts. He also asked for a report on a $63,000 shortage recently uncovered in the St Louis sub Treasury.
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Washington, Special
Roosevelt
Shaw
Chicago
Arkansas pool selling on horse races banned
Governor John L Moore signed a bill introduced by Senator Amis, approved by both houses, prohibiting pool selling on horse races in Arkansas. The act takes effect immediately and may halt the race meeting underway at Oakland track in Hot Springs.
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Hitenee
John L Moore
Amis
Arkansas
Tnastaud
Oakland Track
Hot Springs
Chemist Pound Dead in Room Pittsburg Ia
Special Professor T M Taylor of Carnegie Technical School was found dead in his room at 229 Hawke Street. A bullet wound behind his left ear and a revolver on the floor suggest suicide amid nervous breakdown and overwork. He was 43, single, formerly of Oberlin Ohio.
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Pittsburg
T. M. Taylor
Carnegie Technical School
W. H. Hartzell
Hawke Street
Oberlin
Ohio
House Debates Ship Subsidy Bill and Bailey Exoneration
The House spent the day in debate on the Ship Subsidy bill. On Monday the Texas legislature passed a resolution fully exonerating Senator Bailey from all charges pending against him. The Red Grass appeal seeks American aid for 20,000,000 Russians facing starvation. Attorney Edgar Ti Gans of Baltimore urged a case to annul a government contract for Tadian instruction in Catholic schools. Gen Frederick D Grout visited Jamestown to inspect the site for upcoming government troop encampment. The secret report by Lieutenant General Smiroff forming the basis for the Stoessel court martial accuses the defendants of treason and cowardice.
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House
Texas
Bailey
Red Grass
Russia
Edgar Ti. Gans
Baltimore
Frederick D. Grout
United
Three Men Killed by Passenger Train in Baltimore
At Camden station on the Baltimore and Ohio line, workers William Snyder Frederick Zinka and Carty Sall, killed when a passenger engine backed into the work area. Snyder and Zinka died instantly. Sall died later after being taken to hospital.
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Baltimore
Baltimoare & Olio
Camden
William Snyder
Fedky Zinka
Carty Salllfluid
Snyder
Zinka
Sallidont
Nominations Sent to the Senate in Washington
Special Washington dispatch reports the Senate received several nominations for federal posts including district postmasters in Missouri and North Carolina. Individuals named include Davill Palidrat Dyer in Missouri and S. M Hambrick in Hickory North Carolina, with other nominees listed for North Wilkes, Georgia, and Camden.
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Washington
Special
Senate
United States
Missouri
Davill Palidrat Dyer
Novi Carolina
S. M Hambrick
Hickory
W. Jones
North Wilkeshaw
Julins
Tancolton
F. Moberts
Marsall M. Meering
Elizaverlh
Seni Curélins
O. J. Shannon
Camden
Bakery Mixer Disaster Ends in Amputation
In Greenville at Curéto Broz bakery a worker, J. F. Burly, had his hand crushed by a revolving blade in a five horsepower electric mixer. He suffered severe facial injuries and a shoulder amputation was required. Doctors feared for his eye but reports say he is recovering and the left arm was removed near the shoulder.
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Greenville
Curéto & Broz
J. F. Burly
Burry
Sanitarnun
Barty
Aged Man Killed in Peach Maker Case in Anderson County
Anderson county saw a fatal shooting last week as Asbury Wooten, a 40 year old white man, killed Duke Owens, 72, with a heart shot at Galaspie place near Central. Neighbors reported a dispute after youths allegedly rocked Woolen’s home Sunday night. Wooten ordered Owens and another away, then fired. Owens was a prominent county figure, and the tragedy drew strong public sorrow.
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Owens
Wooten
Chester Steam Laundry Charter Granted in City
Chester is creating a new industrial venture by chartering the Chester Steam Laundry company with a $4,000 capital stock. Officers include R B Caldwell as president A T M Sample as vice president J W Daniel as secretary and treasurer. Directors are H S Heyman and J W Boney. The laundry aims to meet local demand for washing services previously a community concern.
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Chester
Chester Steam Laundry Company
R. B. Caldwell
A. ™. Sample
J. W. Daniel
H. 5. Heyman
J. W
Auditors Arrive to Check State Accounts
Auditing experts from Amer can Audit are expected soon to check in the account at the state dispensary. Clerks now employed by the commission review records to ensure absolute accuracy and to establish a clear view of any slack in the accounts. Columbia State.
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Amercan Audit Company
Dhe Comission
Commission
Columbia
Marion Victima Total 24 in Wadmalaw Steamer Sinking
Reported drowning aftermath of the Marion disaster in Wadmalaw Sound notes 24 bodies recovered with four more found, though later figures cited may be unconfirmed. Friction in funeral attendance among local colored communities is mentioned as hindering search efforts.
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Marion
Charleston
Marion Wadmalaw Sound
Alleged yeggmen acquitted in Mullins bank robbery
Marion Special Charles Howard and Thomas Nolan were tried in the general sessions court for the December 1902 Mullins Bank robbery and acquitted after a 3 to 5:30 p.m. session. The State presented 18 witnesses who identified the accused as present in Mullins before the crime.
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Marion
Charles Howard
Thomas Nolan
Mullins
General Sessions Court
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