Elopement Ends in Murder and Marriage in Georgia
Edenfield abducted Miss Effie Carter a fifteen year old daughter of Coffey County's wealthiest man. A confrontation at Millwood led to D A Wilson and A J Little being killed. Edenfield and Miss Carter married at a magistrate nearby before fleeing. Edenfield and his brother in law face murder prosecutions.
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Effie Carter
Coffes County
Mdenfeld
Miss Carter
Edenfield
John W. Carter
Millwood
D. A. Wilson
Stenfield
Wilson
Might
A. J. Little
Corpus
Mhverces
Lveal
Misa Carter
Thtenfield
Ettenfield
Little
Carter
Tragic Train Collision Ends Woman’s Life in Newark
A woman about fifty was killed near Market Street station when struck by a Pennsylvania train. The engineer tried to save her, leaping to the cowcatcher and pulling her clear but too late. A Elizabeth ticket lay near the body as the tragedy unfolded.
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Aginesr
Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market Street
Elizabeth
Footpads Loot Small Sum After Robbery in Shenandoah
Peter Saarponia, an elderly resident, was bound and robbed by several men who left him after finding only 25 and a gold watch. He was beaten and stabbed, later freed himself and reported the attack as police captured two suspects. His condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Peter Saarponia
Gilberton
Carrie
Snerponia
Sparponis
Sparponia
Condiion
SEEK TO FREE MRS ERB INDICTED WIDOW'S HABEAS CORPUS
Attorneys for Mrs. M Florence Erb jailed in Mein Pennsylvania seek release via writ of habeas corpus in the murder case of her husband Captain J Clayton Erb. A hearing was ordered for Saturday after court scheduling conflicts with Judges Johnson and Bramall.
Unions Barred From Forcing Strikes in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld that unions cannot compel workers to strike by imposing fines or penalties. The case, a suit by the Bricklayers and Stone Masons Benevolent Union against the Willett Company, resulted in a temporary injunction and then a permanent injunction preventing unions from fining members for refusing to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Judicial
Massachusetts
Analaak Bey Co Dabor
J. D Witlcutt
Hofon
Airlke
Talons
Wh Catt Company
Uweoo
He Wort
Esreodt
Geft
Willett Company
He Won't Imprison Homeless Men
Seven homeless men were taken to Yorkville police court from a municipal lodging house. Magistrate Crone refused to send them to the workhouse, citing shelter duties and questioning city spending on autos. He demanded a board of estimate review to expose alleged misuses of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yorkville Polce
Municipal Lodging House
Crone
Becaue
Board of Estimate
Sixty-One Suspects Under Arrest at Camp Nemo
Fourteen more prisoners were brought into Camp Nemo at Reelfoot Lake Tennessee in connection with recent night rider outrages. The total detainees reach sixty-one as three mounted scouting parties went out and two returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Nemo
Reelfoot Lake
Tenn
Ort
Receiver Appointed for Egg-O-See Company
Circuit Judge North names John E Linthan as receiver for the Egg O-See company organized in Battle Creek Michigan. Linthan posts a $200000 bond to qualify as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egg-O-See Company
Battle Creek
Mich
North
John E Linthan
Egg O-See Company
Battle Creek Company
Linthan
Notable Clergy and Missionary Deaths Reported Abroad
Cardinal Francia Mathieu of France died in London after an operation. Kes Pr Aram Bingham, a Congregational missionary, died following a surgical operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The fragment also mentions health advice about diet and digestive health amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Francia Mathieu
France
London
Kes Pr. Aram Bingham
Jorny Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
MIKADO THANKS THE PRESIDENT FOR ROYAL VISIT
The Japanese ambassador Takahira expressed gratitude to President Roosevelt after the visit of the American battleship fleet to Japan. He delivered a message from the emperor praising the luncheon at the White House and the fleet’s reception and pledged renewed friendship and esteem between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kokoro Takahira
Eet
Japan
United States of America
Jagan
Evangelist Fined For Improper Language In Pulpit
Georgia court of appeals affirmed Rev. Walt Holcombe of Carterville being fined $50 plus costs for indecent pulpit language during a revival in front of about 2000 worshippers. The court ruled the remarks were not mere ribaldry but an indecent jest by a gospel minister directed at a female congregant.
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Evangeliut
Atlanta
Oel
Georgia Court of Appeala
Holcombe
Cartereville Tabernacle
Court of Appeals Baya
Montgomery Convicted in Embezzlement Case
William Mont nome, ex cashier of the defunct Allegheny National Bank, found guilty by a federal jury in Pittsburgh after trial on charges of embezzlement and abstraction totaling over 60000. He faces a possible second trial on a separate indictment for misappropriating 144000 in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny National
Tittsburg
William Montnome
Allegheny National Bank
Ak Whe
Tralnet Priday
Gyo
United States
Montgomery
Telow
Gun in Wardrobe Wounds Boy In Mentowi Pa
A toy gun left in a wardrobe led to a serious injury when a younger boy was struck by lead pellets in the skull. The injured child was taken to an Allentown hospital in critical condition as older brothers recovered the weapon. A separate note reports William J. Bryan’s visit to James Kerr of Pennsylvania, ill at home in New Rochelle during an automobile tour.
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Mentowi
Edward Reppert
Thous
Marald
Allentown Hospital
Bryn
Kerr
Tuckahee
N.Y
Willam J. Bryan
National
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
New Rochelle
Bryan
Mr. Kerr
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt at fifty marked with work not celebration
Washington October 22 marks the fiftieth birthday of President Roosevelt. He did not take a rest day but remained in his office, receiving congratulations from friends worldwide and receiving many gifts on the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Roosevelt
Washington
Remarkable Cure Reported for Chronic Diarrhoea
In 1868 a patient in Gibeon Pa suffered chronic diarrhoea for long. After trying various remedies, the patient found relief with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The treatment worked and the patient regained health, describing a complete turnabout.
Harvard Eleven Poised For Yale Clash Under New Coach
Harvard's revived grid shows fast improvements under coach Haughton with Burr at guard and Kennard at halfback. Donovan trains the squad on site, while forward pass accuracy and speed push the Crimson toward a hard contest with Yale. meanwhile a local bank robbery report and a kidney health advisory appear in nearby notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Crimson
Springfield
Marvard
Hicety
Refused $200000 Bribe In North Dakota Lottery Fight
A renowned anti lottery struggle is recalled with ex Governor John Miller of North Dakota who allegedly rejected a suitcase containing 200000 dollars offered to allow the lottery entry. The tale underscores Miller’s stand against illegal gambling and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
John Miller
North Dakota
Miller
Mr. Mier
Her Exercise and Worries Prompt Reader Notes
Readers debate whether lack of exercise fuels anxiety and moodiness. A correspondent recalls using a temper as venting in a fit of frustration, arguing a seat of effort and energy helps relieve worry. The Louisville Courier Journal quotes reactions to balancing temper and self discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foama Mirried Worrin
Boone
Danger Signals From Kidney Trouble Warn Of Disease
An old advertisement explains kidney warning signs including clear amber urine and back pain signaling risks like dropsy and Bright's disease. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills by Fuller-Milburn Co with Frederick Maryland resident George W. Poole describing relief after use. The notice urges readers to buy at local drug stores and remember the brand name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Frederick
George W. Poole
Doan
C.K. Main’s
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations list varied farm commodities and feeds with prices for corn wheat oats hay and dairy feeds. Grain bundles include No 2 red corn 97¢ per bushel and winter wheat 4.00 to 6.50 per barrel, with timothy clover and other fodder priced per ton or per bushel.
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Frederick
Nanpinon
Cron
Ham
Thompson
Lalits
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Weber
Fle Swesthorats
Yi Pietol
F. Taylor
the Atlantic
Taylor
George O Paine Wyle
Paine
Star Old Man
Mrs. Erb
America
Chamberlain
Haughton
Yale
Trainor Donovan
Rennard
Harvardia Pulusack
Ikke
Armmedie
Tarvird
Corbett
Smith
Kennard
Leste
Porcheimer
Tharvard
Kouba
Berey Havelton
Oh Tharvard
Tarvard
Tito
Warward
Cornell
Tihara
Cambridge
Mainz
Burr
Vaughton
McKay
Soltiers
Erictiron
Guthrie
Oklo
First State Bank
Failis
Lincoln County
George
Nature
Connecticut Trust Company
Middletown
Conn
Columbia Trust Company
Deposus
Widhog
Louaisville
Natura
Jeorge J. Cramer
Bons
Coe Insuran
Omee
Cine City Residences
Oflige
North Market Street
Mnsdom
Tritapor,& Mobler
Hanay
Triaros
Haanr
Monuss, Beal Estate, Logne
Brokerags and Insurance
City
Jefferson
Niles
Hrunewick
Jeffermon
Long
Horth Market
Fryderick
D. H. E. Peterman
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
E.C. Crum
Weet
Patrick Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Ee Rederick
Noree
Foreale
Gail
Goldsborough
Titul
Weil
Carroll Ree
East Fifth
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N. Market
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W. Teird
Bert
Tania
Biog
Abdi
North Market
Landis
Ben
Biarket Street
Moxey
Consolidated Loan Company
North Gay Street
Baltimore, MD
John Eisenhauer’s
Haviland
Mayiland
Vienna
Joan Eisenbauer
Ihevator
Richard B. Bheckella & CO
Madison Street
Frederick, Md
Frederick County
D. Mants
Market St
Fredarick
Nonion
Geotee KE. Brongle
Phona
Syzziein Annes
C.T.K. Young
TY Barlies
T. K. Young
Real Estate & Fire Insurance
Ios
Jinan Lodacre Tars
Neer Migidictown
Our
Third Street
Second
West Purth
Seventh Street
Ludrwig
Pabtmore Sof & Ohio
Wailroad
AOD
HIA
Arive
Ana
Ohio
A. W
Fae Gute Ieee
Byatittor
Steen
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