Spring oddities and fashions in a New York page
The column surveys eccentricities from straw bonnets and rhubarb pies to crime and society asides. It mentions New York social dinners at ten dollars a plate, hats and fashion, and humorous notes on here and there figures, plus a jab at Halley’s comet and a comic medical term for a new disease. It also reports on agricultural lectures in New Jersey, tax compliance by corporations, and a San Francisco Marathon dance halted by police.
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Liberated 38 At One Time In Pardons Under Patterson
Tennessee public records show Gov Malcolm Patterson pardoned 966 offenders in 3 years 2 months including 152 murderers 103 liquor sellers 175 concealed weapon cases 124 larceny and 40 percent other misdemeanors Many releases followed petitions from communities judges attorneys general and juries Some freed were miners or chronically ill minors saved from lengthy prison terms while others faced workhouse sentences or fines The governor justified clemency as humane and aimed at youth reclamation pledging to act again if cases warranted
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Tennessee
Malcolm R. Patterson
T. B. Cooper
E. W. Carmack
Atate
Patterson
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Gove. Patterson
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Youtha
Missing heiress Annie Maul found after ten-year search
Annie Maul, heiress to more than 100000 from Frederick Maul president of the German Savings and Deposit bank, was located after a decade of disappearance. She had lived as a recluse in Austin, Texas, contributing to charity, and now reconciled with family en route to Pittsburg with dividends due her.
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Annie Maul
Frederick Maul
German Savings and Deposit Bank
Miss Maul
Bin
Maul
George E Lorch
Margaret Maul
Austin
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Pittsburg
Seth
St Paul
Yoakum Announces Extension to Harlingen Ranch
F. Yoa kum and Frisco Lines officials completed an inspection of the St Louis Brownsville and Mexico railroad and announced that the Hartingen ranch section of the line will be extended up the Rio Grande to widen service and improve routing for traffic and freight.
Mark Twain Improves After Angina at Stormfield
Redding Conn Saumel Clem entt Mark Twain, afflicted with angina pectoris at his Stormfield country seat, shows signs of improvement.
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Mark Twain
Redding
Tightened party lines after controversial pardon in Tennessee
Nastville Teun reports renewed political damage after Governor Patterson backed a pardon for Col Lmao van TL Cooper, despite a 10 year sentence for the Killne of former Senator EW Carmack. The court’s reversal of Robin Cooper’s sentence, tied to trial errors, fuels calls for resignation and deepens party tensions.
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Lmao van TL Cooper
Supreme Court
EW. Carmack
Patterson
W Ho
Carmack
Col Cooper Partigan
Robin
Robin Cooper
Gow Patterson
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Iate
Percy Denounces Critics in Mississippi Senate Election Row
Senator Leroy Percy denounces claims of corruption amid his contested U S Senate election. He says resignation is preferable to appointing a successor under fraud or corruption, while supporters push a special primary to test the race. Sheriff Harding and police leaders work to prevent renewed hostility as state leaders clash over the Mississippi contest.
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Mies Heflin
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Ture
United States
Leroy Percy
McLauria
Johneton
Percy
Peres
Newcomber
Janes Ro Varta
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Harding
Pole Alle Neent
Fr Dunter Howland
Department of Archives and History
Frank Berkit
Lomer Sponer
Chickasaw County
Vienna’s Colonel Rooprveli at Austrian capital events
On the second day in Vienna Colonel Rowprrveli led a party at the Avetrianapitel and visited the famous Areedah Kary jrie geerning. He was hosted by Ambassador Ketens, with attendees including Forelen Mislerer vot Aehrenthal and Henry White. An afternoon display featured a sporting exhibit escorted by Prince Purstenberg. Evening plans include a court dinner at Schwenbrinn and a grand reception by Margrace von Pallavichini at the palace in Jotefa Plate with leading Vienna society members.
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Aehrenthal
Ftaron Henevlentley
Eon
Hengervar
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Leaping Leopard Attack Ended By American Hunter
G M Wyntoop reports a dramatic near death in East Africa as Carl Akely, a Ficn Tousen hunter, fought a leopard after being shot in the left leg near the Tana river. The beast seized his arm and mauled him until Akely strangled it with a desperate grasp of the creature’s throat.
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England
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Akely
Pastor Slayer Caught After Fatal Attack in Pitsturg
Jan Schinko confessed to the murder of missionary Frank Skala of Wood's Row and was captured in Haglewor by Officer Joe Jackson. A notebook found on him listed President Taft and other prominent figures. Police deem him a fanatic driven by mania. He attempted to strike his captor but was subdued with a club.
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Jan Schinko
Frank Skala
Wood's Row
Haglewor
Joe Jackson
Taft
Schinke
Eejects Robbers Blow Bank Safe in Spring City Heist
Four men blew the safe of the First National Bank at Spring City Tennessee and stole $10,000. Nitroglycerin flasks were found in the bank. The Cincinnati Southern depot operator was held up to stop information leakage.
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Spring City, Tenn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Spring City
Cincinnati Southern
Coroner’s Jury Fails to Find Cause in Death of Thomas Mle
In Trenton Missouri the coroner jury examined Dr S S Cohet who treated Thomas Mle the day before death. The doctor outlined the treatment and prescription and attributed death to natural causes. The jury adjourned without a verdict until May 17.
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S&s. Cohet
Thomas Mle
Galt
Women Overwhelm Deputies in Cherry Mine Mourning Row
In Cherry, grieving widows from the mine disaster swarmed deputy sheriffs and halted a train while mourning frames from their husbands' funerals are paraded home. The crowd, tense since early day, attacked deputies and carried the frames as crews battled to calm the scene.
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President to Visit St Louis and Cincinnati Trip Planned
President will spend day and night in St Louis on Wednesday March 4 and the following night, then depart for Cincinnati to oversee events in May. Fred W Carpenter confirms the schedule while in contact with business leaders. Secretary Wilson will accompany, but Secretary Neal cannot go due to a farmers’ convention and cabinet duties.
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Cinemati
Fred WW Carpenter
St Lowle
Weld Fe
St Lawitmor
Saagadecs
Ijeanne Fe
Wateer
Wateer Atmount of the President While In Stiste Sechary
Wilson
Department of Meriwniture
Neel
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Wilken
Atwood Tennessee crop progress shows early advancement
The report notes that large farmers in Atwood Tenn with mealweather have crops farther advanced this season than in years past. An elder able corn has been planted and cotton land is also being prepared, with favorable conditions noted for the month.
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Mealweather
Charles A Murphy Takes Leading Role at Greenville Gas Plant
Charleston, Mise Charles A Murphy formerly of Ottawa arrived to oversee management of the gas plant. Murphy will supervise the Greenville Gas Co’s $54,000 improvement project now underway in the city.
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Charleston
Charles A Murphy
Ottawa
Murphy
Greenville Gas Co
Washington widow receives large share of late Walsh will
Washington DC report states Carrie Wh Walsh widow and Eva Ivn Bo Melaan dayenter received most of the estate of Thomas FF Walsh. The will leaves 100000 to charity while the estate is valued at about 16 million to 1f. county estimates vary.
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Washington, DC
Carrie Wh Walsh
Eva Ivn Bo Melaan
Thomas FF
Walsh
Steel Workers Get Six Percent Wage Advance
Maryland Steel at Sparrows Point announces a six percent raise for steel workers, boosting wages across the Sparrows Point plant and signaling improved pay for employees in Baltimore facilities.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Me After Kidney Pain
Charles 8 Bailey of Yanktoo reports severe kidney pain and backache worsening yearly. Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief and stopped trouble after use, with continued no issues for years. Remember the name Doan's and obtain from local dealers.
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Bailey
Locust St
Yanktoo
Doan
Conten Bow
Family Strain Tests Hope For Suffering Relative
Eldest sister questions recovery prospects as Uncle Hobart’s physician weighs the ill man’s chances. The family faces a long strain with uncertain outcome while a doctor offers cautious hope and warning, amid concern for the patient’s fragile condition.
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Hobart
Dieter Shaw
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Female Cure
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female illnesses including irregularities, cramps, backache, and nervous prostration. It claims widespread cures with testimonials from women and invites readers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Pinkham Bat
Lyng
Masa
Lytia Felinkhadi
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