Theyre Off Savannah Speedway Vanderbilt Cup Race
On November 27 at Savannah On the grand prix course twenty one cars started the Vanderbilt cup race at 11 41 am. Harry Grant drove a Lozier from the front. Hugh Hughes won the Savannah challenge cup in a Mercer at 58.95 mph, lowering last year’s mark. M F 30 won the Tiedman trophy with 68.34 mph.
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Mrs Amanda Moore Died at Dayton After Long Illness
Mrs Amanda Moore widow of John Moore died at her Dayton home on Saturday at 1 PM from dropsical affection aged 68. Survived by sisters Mrs Emma Frazer of Costella and Washington streets Dayton, and Mrs Catherine Rochelle and Mrs Martha Bureh of Hamilton. Remains to be brought to Hamilton for interment at Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday at 9 AM.
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Show Girls Trial in New York Abruptly Halted
In New York on November 27 the trial of show girls Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad for shooting W. E. B. Di Stokes ended suddenly as the jury was withdrawn by the court amid rumors that the case was discussed in court. The morning had hinted at a delay due to someone discussing the case.
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Morse condition unchanged at hospital after transfer
Atlanta Ga Nov 27 The condition of Charles W Morse the confined New York financier was unchanged this morning at the McPherson army hospital where he was moved from the federal prison yesterday Officers said Morse felt no effects from the long trip and spent a restful day He suffers from Brights disease and the outcome of his treatment and examination by the military surgeon will decide whether he shall be pardoned or paroled
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New York
Fr McPherson Army Hospital
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Impeachment Motion Filed in Milwaukee City Hall
Milwaukee aldermen seek impeachment of Mayor Seidel along with City Clerk Carl D. Thompson and City Attorney Samuel W. Howan on charges submitted at an adjourned meeting. Bryan and Bafe report Kingston Jamaica harbor line up with stranded ships and salvage efforts as passengers, including William Jennings Bryan, disembark en route to Panama.
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Carl D. Thompson
Samuel W. Howan
Alderwand
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Gounil
Assignments Set for December Civil Hearings
Judges Gard and Murphy signed civil cages for hearing during December.
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Judge Declares Nettie Gillam Insane
Judge Connaughton ruled Nettie Gillam insane and ordered her removal to Deytom hospital for treatment. Local court action follows the declaration as part of the probate proceeding.
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Nettie Gillam
Deytom Hospital
Vengeance Confession in Marchesi Murder Case
Kevouha Wisconsin man Pasquale Marchesi, 27, confessed to killing his wife Roxsake and her cousin after discovering them in their bedchamber. He described severing their heads with an ax, fleeing the scene, washing his infant, and later seeking refuge in a church basement before confessing to a priest. Police fear mob action as he awaits further handling.
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Italy Not Rushing To End War With Turkey
Paris dispatch reports Italian premier says Italy will carry on the war with the least possible annoyance to the Viennese. The treasury has resources to meet expenditures as long as needed. After peace, Italy will keep troops in Tripoli to guarantee the colony’s security.
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Record Internal Revenue Surges in 2011 Fiscal Year
Washington report shows total internal revenue receipts for the year ending June 30, 2011 reached 222 526 299 73 dollars. Ordinary sources, mainly liquor and tobacco, totaled 259 014 774 73 dollars, up 20 017 238 31 from the prior year. Notable rise in gross collections marks a new government record, surpassing all prior years including 1866.
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Compissioner Royal
Notpora
Fair Weather Ahead Across Regions Next Week
Washington reports a week of generally fair weather for the Eastern and Southern states, with the middle part of the week mild in the central area. A disturbance over the plains brings snow in the Great Lakes region and precipitation along the North Atlantic coast early in the week, followed by colder conditions across the Midwest and East by week’s end. A second disturbance moves from the Pacific coast midweek, bringing rain in the south and snow in the north, then a sharp cold snap to the Northwest around December 3, with warmer spells and widespread changes on the way.
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Archbishop Ireland Named to Cardinalate Rumor
Washington dispatch reports a private Rome message indicating Archbishop John Ireland of Saint Paul may be raised to the cardinalate. Rev. Dr. Alexander P. Doyle, rector of the Apostolic Mission house, confirms the rumor as a close friend of Ireland. A Washington paper cites it as positive information though details remain uncertain.
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Guilty pleas in Oxford theft case for two youths
Judge Gard Tadity accepts guilty pleas from Charles Ingram and Walter Smith charged with petit larceny for stealing tools from Father Cahill’s home in Oxford. Each boy fined 10 and sentenced to four months in the workhouse with possible early release if advisable.
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Charles Ingram
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Oxford
Beattie Burial Follows Murder Trial in Richmond
Beattie and his wife were buried beside one another in Maury Cemetery near Richmond after a brief family service and a Presbyterian rite led by Rev. John J. Fix. Police guarded the Beattie plot as floral tributes filled the grave, with no disorder reported.
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Gompers Re-elected President at AFL Convention in Atlanta
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor was unanimously re-elected during Saturdays session in Atlanta. Rochester North Carolina was named as the next AFL convention city, with the event set for a future date.
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Gusweiler backed for county prosecutor post in town hall dinner
Local business leaders and community figures discuss appointing Frank Gueweilep to fill the unexpired term as county prosecutor. Observers expect Gusweiler to receive the job, with a Thanksgiving dinner at the Business Men's Club honoring the anticipated succession.
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Abandonment of Suit in Maryland Reflects Restored Ties
In Baltimore on November 27 Frank Brown Sr son of a former governor said Evelyn Cole will drop her breach of promise suit seeking 50000 in damages claiming injured feelings. Brown claimed they are friends again and that Cole’s attorney advised withdrawal after she reported to him that she had nothing to gain. Brown said she had only one dollar from him and had no case. Separately New Orleans reported actor Robert B Mantell suffered a nervous breakdown linked to his wife Mario Booth Russell's death and her Tuberculosis battle at Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.
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Democratic Leader Foresees Busy Congress Session
Washington reports Speaker Champ Clark returning to the capital to join leaders as Congress opens next Monday. He predicts a long, busy period with tariff reform as the top issue and emphasis on honest enforcement of anti trust and employer liability measures.
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On the Job Lecture for Working Boys Club
Howard Egbert city editor of the Republican News will lecture the employed boys on Monday evenings the topic On the Job. Last year he led discussions on life problems, the club resumes in full swing with supper changes and a larger program. A check from Atherton’s Produce Co will fund fruit and groceries for meals as employed boys are invited to attend without MATC members.
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