Rev. Crapsey Rejects Cowardly Retraction in School Church Row
Rochester special report notes Rev. Algernon Crapsey of St Andrews Church rebuffing church authorities after their action to terminate his ministry. He reaffirms belief that Jesus was not born of human father nor bodily resurrected, and vows to present his case to free intelligence and conscientious readers while bowing to authorities for now.
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Befides
Walker
Rochester
N.Y
Algernon S. Crapsey
St.Andrews Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
David Walker
Western Diocese
New York
Crapsey
Jesus
Heaven
Episcopal
Sihe
Tonm
Chirch
Disputed Board Bill Ends in Tragedy Near Cumberland Gap
Joan Upton was shot and killed near Cumberland Gap Tennessee by James Herrell after a dispute over a board bill. Herrell claims Upton threatened him and he fired, the ball hitting Upton’s heart. Herrell jailed at Tazewell on a five thousand dollar bond.
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Knoxville
Fenn
Joan Upton
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Jamess Herrell
Herrell
Upton
Her- Tell
Tazewell
Catholic Archbishop Found Dead in Poland Study
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Posen, active in resisting German efforts to impose German language religious instruction, was found dead in his study chair. Death attributed to heart disease amid political tensions in Prussian Poland.
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Porn
Prussian
Poland
Stabledeki
Posen
Virginia Court Affirms Two-Cent Passenger Rate
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Justice Jane Cardwell affirmed an Interstate Corporation Commission ruling on a two-cent passenger rate. The decision hinges on constitutional challenges under the Fourteenth Amendment and the legality of a 500 mile rate book requirement for railroads.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme |Court of Appeals
Jane Cardwell
Etate Corporation Commission
Virginia
Witness testifies in Gillette trial over Grace Brown’s death
A witness says she heard a scream from the area where Grace Brown’s body was found as Chester Gillette’s trial proceeds. In other news, tenor Caruso faced a hearing on a separate charge of pinching a woman in Central Park. The United States registry lists 25,006 merchant vessels totaling 67469 gross tons.
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Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Finnico
Caruso
Pinch
Central Park
United’ ‘States
Aged Woman Ordered in Shamokin Case
A battered, elderly Shamokin resident, a war veteran, suffered serious injuries in a shocking assault at her home. Authorities pursue a suspect described as the murderer, as the investigation tackles the brutal break in and the motive remains unclear.
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Shamokin
Wlemvil
Aza
Hampton statue unveiled in Columbia amid grand ceremony
Gov Heyward accepted the $30,000 bronze equestrian statue of Gen Wade Hampton on behalf of South Carolina, as Gen Butler delivered a two hour speech to about 10,000 attendees. The statue by F W Ruckstuhl rises on Winnsboro granite with inscriptions detailing Hampton’s career from West to Civil War service and Senate tenure.
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Heyward
Mr. Butler
Columbia
Charlotte Observer
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
National Guard
Executive
Judicial Fund
Main Street
Capitol
Biscp Capers
Hampton
Gen. Butler
South
F. W. Ruckstuhl
New York City
Paris
Alsace
Vosges Mountains
Alps
Traplinth
Winnsboro
Fairfield
Montanas
Mississippi
Sherman
Republic
Heven
West Side
United States
Bentonville
Brady Station
Sappony Church
Cold Harbor
Hawes
East Side
North Side
Hampton Legion
C. S. A. Trevilian
Seven Pines
Burgess Mill
Sugar Trust Fined in Jury Verdict on Rebates
In New York the American Sugar Refining Company was found guilty by a federal jury of accepting rebates totaling 20000 from the New York Central Railroad. The railroad was recently found guilty and fined 108000. Defense offered no testimony and after Judge Holt charged, the jury returned a guilty verdict.
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Sugar Trust
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Circuit Court
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Holt
Butler speaks at Wade Hampton statue unveiling in Columbia
General Butler addressed the Wade Hampton statue ceremony in Columbia South Carolina praising Hampton as a citizen and military leader who avoided secession yet defended his state. He lauded Hampton’s strategic skill, recalled battles, and noted Hampton’s fearlessness with crowds and Governor’s restraint. The event featured choir performances and garlands as memories of Hampton endure.
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Wade Hampton
Columbia
S. C
Butler
Wader Hampton
Hampton’s
Hamton
Hampton
General Hampton
Trevillian
Grant
Stuffetts
Winthrop
Columbia Female College
The
College For Women
Bhig
Daughters of the Confederacy
Democratic
South Carolina
God
Trinity Churchyard
Spain and France Plan Joint Naval Protection Mission
Paris reports Spain and France have agreed to a naval demonstration and land marines in Morocco to protect foreigners if needed before the Algerian convention ratification and the installation of an international police, not expected before February 1, 1907.
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Spain
France
Paris
Morocco
Algeciras Harbor Fire Destroys School Ship Algeciras
Fire devastated the torpedo training ship Algeciras in Toulon harbor late Sunday, with 500 aboard. All were saved except three who did not answer roll call. The blaze lit the harbor and nearby vessels as crowds watched from shores and ships.
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Toulon
France
Tts
Algeciras
Algevirne
Habor 'Ie
Fall River Mills Grant 10 Percent Pay Rise for 700 Corporations
Fall River Mass mill operatives win a 10 percent wage increase affecting 70 corporations operating 22 mills plus an iron works plant. About 30 000 workers begin the new scale Monday after manufacturers agreed to six months’ pay rise, curbing a threatened strike. The action follows previous cuts from 1903 to 1904 and may set a regional pattern.
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Fall River
Mass
M. C. D. Borden
Hinds
Fall River Troy Works Aijls
Manufacturer
New England
Roosevelt Sailed Through Harsh Arctic Storm Near Newfoundland
Special dispatch reports President Roosevelt aboard the Roosevelt nearly wrecked while southbound from Hopedale Labrador during a fierce hurricane. The ship faced coal shortages and used wood and blubber to fuel the cause. A blinding snow storm strained the vessel off the Newfoundland west coast.
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St. Johns
N. i
Courymander Peary
Roosevelt
Hopedale
Labrador
Battle Harbor
Chateau Bay
Harbor
Lemway
Rees
Roosevelte
Newfoundland
Inland Waterways Meeting in Wilmington to promote inland route
The Toluid Waterway Association formed in Columbia aims to recon struct a Norfolk Virginia to Beaufort Inlet North Carolina inland waterway. Members from Maryland Virginia North and South Carolina and Georgia seek to boost nonstwiss trade between South Atlantic and North Atlantic ports by avoiding Cape Hatteras and Cape Lookout dangers. Wahama Policeman Fatally Shot in Decatur Alabama Special Policeman J Leni Jones died after being shot by Will Wade while responding to a disturbance. Wade and Wayne Moore remain at large.
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Inland Waterways Meeting
Wilmington
N. G
Toluid Waterway Association
Columbia
S. C
United States
Norfolk
Beaufort Inlet
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
South Atlantic
Capes Hatteras and
Lookout
Wahama
Decatur
Alu
J. Leni Jones
Will Wade
Jones
Wayne Moore
Wade
Moore
Roosevelts Nearing Home From Panama to Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard received a wireless from the battleship Louisiana reporting President Roosevelt’s approach from Panama. The Louisiana, 200 miles southeast of Cape Henry at 8 o’clock, asked the Mayflower now at Hampton Roads to meet at 1 o’clock Monday afternoon off Piney Point in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Panama
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
Piney Point
Chesapeake Bay
Cars for Whites and Blacks Ordered in Montgomery
The Montgomery city council ordered segregated streetcar service for whites and Blacks. Begin immediately, with the traction company reducing overall service as one car serves each color in alternation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Traction Company
Roosevelt's Action Censured by Texarkana Cleric
Special-Rev. E. M. Briggs of Palestine Texas addressed the negro Baptist convention criticizing President Roosevelt. He argued the negro must seize power to uplift the country and warned lynching cannot protect him. He urged military action without trial and cautioned about future leadership and accountability.
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Roosevelt
Texarkana
Ark
E. MM. Briggs
D. D
Palestine
Tex
Negro Baptist Convention
Roosinshe
Khox
Mgr
Simi
Nia
Trackmen Killed in West Virginia Landslide
A mass landslide near Blucheld Virginia and West Virginia killed seven Italian trackmen of a Norfolk and Western Railway gang while removing a slide on the Dry ork brane. Twelve escaped. Four bodies recovered with three buried under tons of earth. Victims identified only by numbers or job names.
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Blucheld
Norfolk and Western Railay
Drowning on a Steamer Barge Crew from Resolution
Six of the crew aboard the steam barge Resolution were drowned after the vessel sprang a leak and sank while attempting to escape. One lifeboat with five crew members reached shore safely near Erie Pennsylvania. Toronto report notes the incident as it occurred with local interest.
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Cherbourg
France
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grossens
Grand Rapids
Midh
Holland Harbor
Lake Michigan
Tom Bennett
Muskegon
Eon Braden
George Lethiase
Holland
Alvid Wilson
Martin Woodward
Fennville
Bennett
Leehaise
Woodward
Quebec
Magda
Red Island Reef
Charles Pelletier
St Michael
Pelletier
Red Island
Sandusky
Athens
Pratt
Lake Erie
Mackey
McPherson
Toronto
Ont
Resolution
Erie
Anchor Line Steamer Cunemaugh Ashore at Point Pelee
The Anchor Lines steamer Cunemaugh, upbound with valuable cargo, grounded hard on Point Pelee in Lake Erie during a gale. The vessel is filled with water and in a dangerous condition. The 22 crew were rescued, with the ship possibly a total loss.
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Detroit
Mich
Anchor Lines
Cunemaugh
Point Pelee
Lake Erie
Peary Arrives at Sidney after long Arctic voyage
Peary reaches Sidney in the Canadian Northwest Territories after 16 months of arduous voyage aboard the Roosevelt. The expedition nears the Pole as the ship sails and steers toward the Arctic region.
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Peary
Sidney
Million Bales Gain in 1906 Cotton Ginned to Nov 14
Government bulletin shows 1906 cotton ginned to November 14 totals 9,531,486 bales, including round bales as half, vs 7,501,180 last year. Native ginning count stands at 27,981 down from 28,210, with state totals for Alabama Georgia Texas and others listed among the producers. Sea Island seeds totaled 29,133 with Florida and Georgia leading.
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Washington
Lie
Provida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kan
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Worida
Swift Justice in Texas Center Hangs Murder Suspect
In Center Texas Special-Dick Garr rel, the man who killed Dr M M Paul here last Saturday, was legally hanged Wednesday afternoon. The grand jury returned an indictment Tuesday morning, the scaffold was erected Tuesday night on the public square, the trial was held Wednesday morning and the execution occurred at 1 20 p m that afternoon.
Minister Shoots Farmer in Catawba County Quarrel
In a quarrel over hunting access on his lands J J Payseur shot Catawba farmer Ezer Burke in the face with a double barrel shotgun. Burke sustained facial wounds which are described as not fatal. The incident followed a dispute about hunting rights on Burke’s property.
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Newton
Hoy
J. J. Payseur
Ezer Burke
Catawba County
Psysner
Boy Shoots Teachers Over Hunting Refusal in Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania ten year old James Dougherty Jr shot and seriously wounded Principal J W Keller and assistant Meade Surder after a teacher refused to grant his permission to go hunting. Dougherty was arrested and Professor Bayler’s condition reported as critical.
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Punssutawney
James Dougherty, Jr
J. Wi. Keller
Meade Surder
Bayller
Dougherty
Albany Republicans file campaign receipts report
The Republican State committee of Albany New Jersey filed a statement of receipts and expenditures for the recent campaign. It shows total receipts of 393923 with 313923 from contributions and 20000 borrowed. Expenditures amounted to 392011 and Timothy L Woodruff served as chair.
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Big Guns
Albany
N. J
Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Amin
Republican Committee
Espenaos
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Ley
Indaw
Shurley
Minc
Virginia Supreme Court
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Stirling
Jett
Algebirum Irs
Frenet
Baring
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Grinoco
Orinoco
Osevelts
Bix
Anchor
Roosevelts
Ue Poh
Swift Justice
Dick Garre
Union Savings Bank
Augusta, Ga
W. J. Rutherford & Co
Brinks and Lime
Reynolds and
Washington Streets
Augusta
Caveuman & Farrng
Aughman Arling
Gaveuman & Hyiartine
Insurance Agency
C. A. Griffin & CO
Aetna Phenix
Fire
Mutual Benefit
Life, Fidelity & Casualty Co
Accident and Health
Title Guaranty & Trust Co
American Live Stock Insurance Company
F. J. Norris
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