Death of Richmond City Official Frank W Cunningham
Richmond Virginia reports the death of City Collector Frank W Cunningham at 2009 West Grace Street shortly after 5 pm. He endured years of illness and financial charges against him, sang at thousands of funerals, and leaves a large family and many civic and fraternal memberships.
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Richmond
Frank W. Cunningham
West Grace Street
W. B. Robinson
Manfred Call
Captain Cunningham
Bright
Colbert Cunningham
Elijah Baker
Cunninghan
Butth
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Kirk Mathews
George W. McDaniel
First Baptist Church
Aylett R. Woodson
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PAVORS POPULAR VOTE FOR AL SENS SENATORS
The Senate committee bypassed final action and ordered no favorable report on the House resolution for a continued arrangement of circuit electors. The fragmented text references family names and a forty year span, with incomplete lines mentioning Freda Ye and Blatter amid a broader political discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Tie Ordiviary
Todev
Cirecg
Scuillors
Derelict Woman Reforming Slum Worker In Philadelphia
Miss Edna W. Calkins of New York announced her coming marriage to George Long of Rochester New York. She has long worked among derelicts in slums, guiding Long and three reformed men to help salvage others. The couple plan to continue their work in New York after marriage.
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Philadelphia
Edna W. Calkins
New York
Iunnels
Mises Wickins
Fanlay
Miss Calkins
WIlLEs-Barre Prison Hair Change for Broncho Charley
In Wilkes-Barre the subject faced punishment for selling medicines without a license. News notes his long curls as part of an illusion of style. Officials cut his hair to a standard prison cut, leaving him heartbroken and noting it will take years to regrow the look.
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Willes-Barre
Kansan's Conscience Money Returned to County Treasurer
An amount of six dollars, traced to a Wolf scalp sale from years past, was sent from Oberlin to William R. Wells, treasurer of Republic County. The donor, seeking anonymity, asked a friend to forward the money after revealing the motive. The contributor said conscience pricked him for taking the funds fifteen to twenty years ago in another county and he chose to repay through the county treasury.
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Kansan
Conscience
Hecht
William R. Wells
Republic County
Wolf Crue
Oberlin
Republc
Joe
Helleville
Topeka Capital
Advertise With Woman's Photograph ruling limits consent
Supreme Court decision holds that using a woman's photograph in advertising without consent is unlawful. Plaintiffs can recover all damages shown for notoriety and resulting harm. Court ruling clarified privacy protections for individuals in publicity.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court Today
German Aviator Dies After 150 Foot Fall
Lieutenant Roser of the German Army fell 150 feet from his aeroplane at Muelhausen. The machine was smashed and Roser was picked up unconscious with mortal wounds. He had recently received his aviation license.
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Muelhnausen
Germany
Roser
Five Million Fire Devastates Bangor Maine
A massive blaze in Bangor Maine caused extensive destruction in the business district and 200 homes. Three men died and 2,000 people were left homeless as rain and wind helped halt the flames. Martial law and National Guard patrols were set, with aid arriving from nearby cities and the University cadets assisting relief efforts.
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Bangor
New England
Portland
Broad Street
Maine National Guard
National Guard
University of Maine
Varnam
Sixth United States Cavalry
Fitzgerald
Boston
Augusta
Waterville
Lewiston
Bucksport
Mid Town
Hoy
Bovers Ue
Morse-citiver
Exchange
State Street
Fred Scribner
Death by Own Action Costs Him Five Dollars in Richmond
In Richmond an ill fated youth, despairing after heartbreak, declares there is nothing to live for. He attempts self harm in a dramatic classroom scene with red ink and a pistol, prompting friends to seek medical help as they react to the chilling event.
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Richmond
Swann
Bangi
Rounecil
M .of Science
Rea
Trial costs in Times dynamiters case to reach millions
Los Angeles officials say James McNamara and John J. McNamara will be tried first with Ortis E. McManigal to follow, then James McNamara and John J. McNamara. District Attorney Fredericks expects premilitary arraignments today, with delays sought by counsel to await Clarence Darrow. Prosecution may cost up to two million to three million dollars due to out of town witnesses and the elaborate legal battle. William Figley, a railroad watchman, will testify in Los Angeles as to the Clayton dynamiters in October 1906, with O. Fe Mo Manigal named among the suspects.
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Thomas Cunhams
Richmond
Ilia
Miliia
Ulric Dagreen
We Hampton
Henrico County
Cunningham
Lauille C. Morton
Halifax
Elijah Baker, Jr
Ki Cunningham
F. Cunningham
Colbert Cunningham
Macon
Cuningham
J. Gil
Malephan Asylum
Alice Trader
WR. Farrell
Amanda Ty Hett
Clarence Turton
Judson
Thomas Cunningham
Los Angeles
Cal
James McNamara
Losles Times
Fredericks
National Erectors
Ortis E. McManigal
John J. McNamara
The
International of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
District 4
Ney Fredericks
Job Harriman
Gem
Clarence Darrow
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
William Figley
Clayton
Los Angeles Times
O. Fe Mo Manigat
Detectives Denied Guilty Pleas in Bribery Case
In Columbus, detectives Datet 4errs and A. C. Malley of the Burns agency waived examination on bribery charges against Representative George A. Nye of Pike county. Each bound over by Judge Osborne to the grand jury in 5000 dollars, secured by the American Surety Company. Cases set for a special session Tuesday. Burns expected in Columbus Tuesday for Commercial Pleas. Fragmentary Pekin dispatches report renewed clashes between Government troops and rebels, with walls burning and rebels captured, many decapitated as fast as possible.
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Pekin
Synirka
Naumbhot Jafi
Rebels Capture and Pillage West River District Towns
Reports from Hong Kong detail rebels seizing and looting three Chinese towns in the West River District Sam Shul West Chow and Wow Chow. The prefect of Shanting and a Migiraes were said slain. Fat Shan nearly demolished.
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Hong Kong
West River District
sam-Shul
West Chow
Wow-Chow
Shanting
Fat-Shan
Foreign residents seek refuge under U S warship in Canton
Hong Kong reports foreign residents of Canton sheltering in Shumilen foreign concession under U S protection aboard Eunhout Wilmington. Earlier reports said Sie mica had been invaded. Wilmington's guns deter any direct strike, and rebels are cutting telegraph wires, isolating Canton from the North and West.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Shumilen
United States
Wilmington
Amg
There
Pointe
Grays Death Ruled Possible Accident Amid Mutilation
William A. Gray, a wealthy druggist, was found dead in Rock Creek with his head separated from the body. Investigators believe he either fell during his escape from George Washington Hospital on March 1 or took his own life after wandering. An autopsy was to be held to determine cause.
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Bellevue Llospid
Jim
Ah Miller
Bellevue
Miller
Biram
Washington
William A. Gray
Rock Creek
Detective
Wine
George Washington Nicepital
Mt Clide
Miss Terrell Prominent Brooklyn Artist Commits Suicide
New York special report states Miss Terrell a thirty five year old Brooklyn social figure and longtime drawing instructor at Girle High School died by inhaling gas at her home 54 Sterling Place after years of nervous attacks that gradually threatened her sight.
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New York
Terrell
Brooklyn
Girle' High School
Sterling Place
Six shrimp wiggle girls in trouble at school
North Adams Massachusetts special report shows six girls at state normal school entangled in a discipline case. One expelled, two suspended, three on probation. dormitory secrecy and forbiddance noted. Principal Murdock urged to handle the affair with discretion while others await results.
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North Adams
Mass
State Normal School
Police raid in Dallas ends with fatal shooting
Dallas police raided a disorderly house and exchanged fire with occupants. Five officers were shot, one fatally, as Grady Kennedy died in hospital. Eleven men were seized along with gambling paraphernalia.
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Tex
Lice Me
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