Kingston Regret over Departure of American Ships
Despatches from Kingston report officials lamenting Governor Sweetenham's decision to refuse American aid and order the withdrawal of U S ships. London and Washington commentaries note disapproval and a lack of justification. The Kingston City Council condemned the move and urged Admiral Davis to remain. Brownsville, Cleveland, and other items follow.
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America
London
England
Sweetenham
United States
Jamaica
State Department
Great Britain
New York
Kingston
Gernot Sweetenham
Eis
Amiral Davis
Cuba
Missouri
Davis
Ign
Fairbanks Granted Bond on Perjury Charge
Frederik Cole Fairbanks son of the Vice President pleaded not equity to perjury charges in Steubenville Ohio regarding his elopement to Nellie Boot of Pittsboro. He posted $500 bail and returned to Springfield Missouri, accompanied by his uncle HN Fairbank and Springfield lawyer Charles Stewart. Missionary Institute in Tacoma called to energize work with Hiss Bissell Hubbard MacLaurin and Chivers. Diaz to Become a Shriner in Mexico City with Moolah Temple team assisting Diaz and others.
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Steubenville
Prederik Cole Fairbanks
Pe.s
Fairbank
Charles Stewart
Springfield
Missionary Institute
Tacoma
Washington
Interdenominational Institute
H. B. Bissell
India
Ethel D
Diaz
City of Mexico
Mys- United
Case Dismissed and Campaign Contributions Debate
Washington case over C. W. Buchanan salary as South Carolina state circuit judge from 1895 to 180 dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. In another matter the Senate bill banning corporate political contributions passed the House.
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Washington
C. W. Buchanan
South Carolina
Buchanan
Supreme
Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Court and Jail Dramas Turmoil in Wadesboro
In Wadesboro on January 21 Rev C D Graves, former Baptist pastor, preached to a packed church as residents mourned his departure. Meanwhile Tyden Sheppard, jailed for trial on shooting charges, attempted suicide in custody after buyingium and a drug store bottle. guards intervened and he remains jailed until the next term. Tom Walters, Morven burglar sentenced to ten years, escaped custody on the way to Raleigh. A smallpox case in Boggan's Cut improves with no further spread.
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Wadesboro
C.D. Graves
Baptist Church
Tioden Sheppard
S.A. S
Cornel
Sheppard
Monroe
Tom Walters
Sherif Martin
Blake
Walters
Raleigh
Boggan's Cut
Fite Robbery at Augusta Bridge Leaves Man Hospitalized
A 25 foot fall from a bridge near Augusta followed a pistol robbery attempt by a black assailant. Fite was knocked unconscious and left on the ground. A watchman intervened, the robber fled, and Fite is now recovering in hospital as relatives plan to bring him home to Charlotte. The assailant is likely to be captured soon.
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Augusta
Zen
0. C. Fite
A.C. Fite
C. Jones
G. M. Fite
Jim
Charlotte
W. J. Fite
A. C. Fite
First Show Opens By Automobile Dealers Association
In Los Angeles on January 21 the Automobile Dealers Association of South California opened its first show at Morley’s Rink under auspices that bode well for the venture. The exhibition spans over 30,000 square feet featuring nearly all major car manufacturers and builders of tires tops and other accessories.
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Los Angeles
California
Automobile Dealers’ Association of
South California
Morley
Brenham
Texas
Brenhem Gun Club
Shipp Contempt Case Ordered Personal Recognizance
In the Shipp contempt case 28 Chattanooga defendants are to appear before the District Court for the eastern Tennessee district and enter personal recognizance for appearance. Testimony will be taken by the commissioner. Alleged peonage in the South prompts federal action. Sparkman of Florida seeks defining employer employee status. Harriman case hears testimony in Seattle Portand and New York dates forthcoming.
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Washington
Sacriff Shipp and Otters
Chattanooga
Supreme Court
District Court For
Eastern District of Tennessee
South
Washington, D.C
Sparkman
Floria
Harriman
Seattle
Commissioner Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
New York
Tillman’s Senate Speech on Brownsville Affair
Senator Ben Tillman lashed into the Brownsville incident during a Senate address. He railed against lynching, invoked personal tragedy to defend vigilante violence, and urged legal process with the woman as witness, outlining harsh views on crime and punishment. He compared critics and praised fervently, saying he would rather lose a daughter than hear of her dishonor.
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Washington, D.C
Ben Tillman
Senate
Brownsville
Culberson
Vones
Roosevelt
Daniels
Pompadour
Georgia
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Thad
Ator
Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Ad
An old medical ad touts Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. It claims to remove stomach acids, strengthen weak stomachs, and cure worst dyspepsia. Bottled 50 cents, money-back if it fails to cure, Martin & Co., Hickory, North Carolina.
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Kajbekajbskai
Tyner
Martin & Co
Hickory
N. C
Silk Dyer Riots Trial in Paterson Held Today
Luist Sallion, charged in the 1902 silk dyer riots, appeared on six indictments in Paterson New Jersey today including shooting and assaulting an officer. He was located in Barre Vermont after disappearing, where he edited an Italian paper.
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Paterson
N. J
Luist Sallion
Gallion
Barre
Recollection Gaps in Supreme Court Case Over Venice Lithograph
In New York on January 18 the Strobridge Lithographing Co suit seeks 4200 from bandmaster John H Duss and Robert E Johnston for printing tied to the Venice production at Madison Square Garden in 1906. Nordica gave a reluctant testimony saying she knows little of contracts or business ties while mentioning a mink dress and plume attire. the session closed with questions about tours and relations, and she denied knowledge of any business links between Johnston and Dass. Capt W A Davis a leading Macon cotton man and former grand master of the Masons died today. A local ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery throat and lung remedy with testimonials from Mrs Julian Ryder of Truro MA and Mrs Paine as endorsement from 50c to 1.00 trial bottle.
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Fgannot
New York
Lillian Nordica
Supreme Court
Strobridge Lithographing Company
Robert E. Johnston
John H. Duss
Venice
Madison Square Garden
Isaac N. Jacobson
Dandmaster
Afr
Dass
Johnston
King
America
Dr. King
Julian Ryder
Truro
Mass
C. M. Shuford
W. S. Martin & Co
W. A. Davis
Macon
Grand Lodge of ‘Masons
Memorial Day Health Note For Dr King Pills
A Memphis style fragment notes Memorial Day with profit to health and mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as painless purifiers curing headache and biliousness and keeping bowels right. It lists C M Shuford and W S Martin Cols drug stores selling the 25 cent pills. The text remarks a man must be a hero about something even if it is only a doll his grandfather once had.
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Dr. King
C. M. Shuford
Martin & Cols Drug Stores
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Yadkin County
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Chareston News and Courier
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