Wife Proves Husband Is Alive After Four Years Missing
Phillipsburg New Jersey Mrs George Frey who endured neighbors suspicions for four years shows her supposedly missing husband alive driving about with him He left after a quarrel and built a fortune in Chicago She plans to divorce him if he fails to win her love and may marry another man.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
George Frey
Frey
Chicago
Frey Farm
Future of the Negro at National Negro Business League talks
Dr. Booker T. Washington addressed the National Negro Business League in Louisville outlining progress since emancipation in 1863 and proposing a 1913 commemorative anniversary. He praised Southern gains in property and business, credited supportive whites, and urged readiness to compete in all sectors with superior usefulness.
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Louisville
Booker T. Washington
National Negro Business League
Jealousy drives woman to shoot Georgia cashier
In Augusta on August 18 Elvira Todd, 22, fired six shots at Cashier D. Richard Watson through a window and into his office. He was wounded in the chest and lung but survived after surgery. Todd was arrested without bail and held. Local hospital reports his condition as critical.
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Augusta
Elvira Todd
Central of Georgia Freight Depot
D. Richard Watson
Watson
Freight Department of the Road
Young Watson
FE Hopel
Mongoose Slays 32 Snakes in Ten Minutes at Verona Barn
In Verona near Caldwell New Jersey a mongoose owned by George McIntosh of Montclair killed thirty two snakes in under ten minutes in a barn owned by farmer John Harkness. The snakes included garter water milk black adders and copperheads. The event drew a crowd of Caldwell Verona and Montclair observers. The mongoose took longer with copperheads before crushing them.
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Verona
Caldwell
N. J
John Harkness
Montclair
Harkness
George McIntosh
Wood-Mendenhall Sues Greer Over License Tax
The Wood-Mendenhall company of Greer will sue the city of Greer for five dollars on August 19 in Magistrate Stradley’s court. Attorneys Haynesworth Patterson and Blythe represent the plaintiffs, who contest an additional license tax as unlawful beyond the initial ten dollar license. The suit argues the July 7 1909 ordinance is void and that taxes must reflect capital or income. Magistrate Stradley will hear the case August 19.
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Greenville
Greer
Wood-Mendenhall Company
Stradley
Messrs Haynesworth, Patterson and Blythe
Has Lock of Holy Tomb Reaches New York City
The great wooden lock believed from the Holy Sepulchre gate is now in New York at James Creelman's home. Presented by Faydi Effendi for Creelman's investigations into Turkish affairs, the ancient relic could have drawn Turkey into war. The piece was once kept by Jerusalem after a 19th century compromise replacing it with a modern duplicate.
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New York
James Creelman
Creelman
Faydi Effendi
Jerusalem
Turkey
Defends Beating Wife in Bayonne Court
Henry Bannon of Bayonne argues in court that he beat his wife because she brings her family to live with them and because her former husband was treated harshly by her. He cites his fatigue with her relatives and her earlier behavior as justification. The Bannons live at 44 East Fourth Street, New York, and Recorder Mara plans to decide after sleeping on the matter.
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Henry Bannon
Recorder Mara
Bayonne
Bannons
No. 44
East Fourth Street
New York
Mara
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