To Live as Christ Lived movement grows in Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 10 a two week test began where about 1,800 youths initiated a pledge to live as Jesus would. By now around 10,000 volunteers have unofficially joined, with debates over business ethics, leisure, and daily conduct. City officers and church members discuss implications and the final week of the test approaches.
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Cleveland
Jesus
South Carolina
Georgetown
R. M. McCown
Georgetown Railway & Light Company
Georgetown Electric Company
S.C
H. C. Case
S.C. Case
Senator Goldthwaite Urges Women Voting Rights
Washington Jan 12 Senator Owen Vere Goldthwaite of Boston presents to the Senate a memorial for woman suffrage. He argues women are a necessary part of any body politic and that without them government cannot endure. He says the current condition is despotism and calls for congressional action to enfranchise over twenty million women and stop alien sovereignty.
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Washington
United States
Father by Agreement: Affair Ends in Ranch Shooting
In Colusa California on January 12, J R Parker shot stepfather Tate at close range after a supposed agreement with Tate's wife and sons to shoot him if he returned to the ranch. Tate, 42, was wounded while unhitching a buggy after attending a show with Mrs Tate. Parker, 35, claims the act was agreed to years ago and carried out to protect the family ranch.
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Colusa
Tate
J. R. Parker
Parker
Bellingham
Wash
Glenn County
Earthquake tremor rattles Pacific Northwest towns
A slight quake was felt in Seattle and across Vancouver, Victoria, Sumas, Tacoma, and Bellingham at 3:44 PM. The shock lasted seconds, causing panic and plaster to fall in brick buildings but no damage. Hundreds rushed into the streets as residents reported the tremor.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Sumas
Tacoma
Belingham
Red Gauntlet Rescued After Gulf Stream Blaze
Captain Kalberg and crew of the schooner Red Gauntlet arrived in Halifax after abandoning their burning vessel in the Gulf Stream. From Lisbon they sailed to St Johns with salt cargo. a seventeen day pump effort failed as timbers opened and water flooded in. The Louisiana rescued them on December 21, and the crew was saved before the ship was set afire to avert navigation danger.
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Halifax
N. S
Gulf Stream
Kalberg
Red Gauntlet
Libson
St. Johns
N. F
Louisiana
New York
Havre
Kilbery
Cold Wave Brings Snow in North And Rain Southeast
An extensive barometric disturbance moves from the Rockies eastward bringing snow in the North and rain in the South. Temperatures rise in the Middle West for two days and in the Eastern States until Saturday. Colder conditions likely from Thursday through Sunday across the central regions and New England. Rain or snow expected Friday and Saturday in the East.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
North Atlantic
Middle West
Alaska
Middle Teau
Plain States
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Sentenced to Prison Man Says Jury Did Right
Marion Indiana January 10 A jury in the Circuit Court found Frank Jaqua guilty of shooting to kill his wife and fixed his sentence at two to fourteen years in the State Penitentiary. Five minutes later Judge Paulus granted a divorce to Mrs Jaqua. Jaqua said he believed the jury did right and hoped imprisonment would reform him by keeping him from drink. He asked to take their Bible to the prison and his request was granted.
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Marion
Ind
Frank Jaqua
Paulus
Jaqua
Insomnia Tablets Kill New York Sugar Broker Talcott
Thomas H. Talcott a sixty five year old sugar broker from New York was found dead in his boarding house at 78 West Eighty fifth Street from an overdose of insomnia tablets containing morphine and chloral authorities investigate the death and review the physicians certificate by Dr Fred H Dillingham who initially cited Brights disease as the cause of death before admitting the patient had been taking the tablets against medical advice
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Thomas H. Talcott
N. Y
West Eighty-fifth Street
Fred H. Dillingham
Bright
Death by Own Action Shocks North Carolina City
E B Sport a wealthy Lake Waccamaw citizen committed suicide at his Wilmington home shooting himself in the head. He served on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad board and the Murchison National Bank board. Ill health given as the cause.
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Wilmington
N. C
F. B. Sport
Lake Waccamaw
N.C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Murchison National Bank
Night Rider Trial Likely To Open In Union City
In Union City Tennessee on January 13 a probable start for another night rider trial is reported for next Monday. Agreement reached between Attorney General Caldwell and defense lawyers to take the matter up then. Nine men indicted for non murder night riding offences will be released on bond while eighteen murder indictments remain.
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Union City
Tenn
Caldwell
Rankin
Hugh L Oliver Your Best Policy Is to Become Policy Holder
An advertising notice stating Hugh L Oliver offers policies with retention of prices and contracts on application. Mentions 9 to 10 foot terms or measurements as a detail in the offer.
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Christ
Hugh L. Oliver
Old Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Phenix Dumiture
the People’s Bank
Georgetown, S. C
People’s Bank
Opera House
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
Ralph Connors
Ventriloquist
Terry
Williams & Casmus
Motionactures
Daily Illustrated
Alice Freeman
Beaty & Beaty, Wm
Dunmore
George
P.O. Box
Georgetown, S.C
Highmarket St
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