30 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
1
Mrs Merriwid and Aunt Jane argue over a coral necklace and a matinee. A telephone call from Mr Chubb arrives as Aunt Jane recalls a casual expectation for his visit this afternoon. The scene hints at anxiety and comic tension within a domestic setting.
In a domestic comedy scene Aunt Jane and Mrs Merriwid discuss suitor Victor and baldness as Melissa contemplates an engagement. Aunt Jane hints a proposal may come soon while Melissa, fluttering with jealousy, realizes the plan may succeed.
In Nuremberg and Augsburg towns pledge 25000 and up for the jubilee cause. Berlin contributes to a home for invalided artisans. Charlottenburg donates 75000 for veterans and a hospital. Provinces of Posen build a veterans’ name and other gifts are planned.
A remark contrasting self-made men and women surfaces, with the phrase self-made woman labeled as a source of excessive information on beauty products. The exchange hints at gendered perceptions of expertise and self-reliance.
An explosion in Mime No 2 of the Stag Canon Fuel Company at Dawson New Mexico entombed between 30 and 240 miners including Frank McDermott the general superintendent. Rescue teams from neighboring mines gathered while federal and local agencies prepared to deploy rescue cars and drill through debris to reach the entombed workers.
Mexican elections described as a farce with very low turnout and minimal disturbances. Officials warned Congress might void results while Gen. Huerta could stay in office ad interim. Catholic party leaders claimed a long lead though exact totals were unclear with Robles and Gamboa figures noted.
A grand jury indicted 25 East St. Louis officials and former officers on charges linked to municipal irregularities. The group includes a former mayor, former city treasurer, two former department heads, 12 former aldermen, and the current chief of detectives, described by State’s Attorney Web as a precursor to further indictments.
Washington reports many men who served in the army and navy during the Civil War remained on the government pension rolls as the new fiscal year began.
Lindley M. Garrison, secretary of war, departed New York aboard the steamship Colan for Panama to conduct a general investigation of conditions in the canal zone.
St. Louis reports Reverend John G. Bret pastor of Third United Presbyterian Church appeared before the Court of Criminal Correction for a preliminary hearing. A charge was preferred by a lone accuser, a minor, bringing the case into the legal process.
In Galveston Texas seven and twenty two hundredths inches of rain fell causing flooded streets and temporary suspension of street car traffic.
A major blaze at the Goodyear Rubber Company bar main store in Milwaukee destroyed the building, killed six workers including Charles Fenke and Bernard Zanowski, and injured many as explosions rocked downtown. Father Murphy aided victims before perils claimed firemen beneath a collapsing wall. The loss estimated up to $500,000.
William of Germany arrives in Vienna for a visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The reception is described as warm and ceremonial at the station.
Albany report states Attorney Lieveral Carmody asserts the lavish Thaw defense failed to prevail and that the state’s case rests on justice rather than clever strategy. The remarks address the ongoing proceedings against Harry K. Thaw in New York County.
John Cox Underwood aged I years died at Hahnemann Hospital from arteriosclerosis. He previously served as lieutenant governor and was a notable figure in New York politics.
In Poughkeepsie Justice Morshaner discharged the aged gate tender HM Howar for allegedly allowing Harm Thaw to escape from Matteawan. The case concluded with no further action against the official.
The body of Adolphus Busch was interred at Bellefontaine cemetery in St Louis Missouri. Twenty five truckloads of flowers were sent to the Busch residence for the burial tribute.
Two members of the rescue squad died in the Dawson Mine chambers while efforts continued to recover 209 bodies. Fifty four bodies had been recovered earlier with two deaths added to the mine’s toll, and experts warned of continuing danger as rescue work pressed on.
In Palmer Lake Colorado a man fired at a denver area target, wounding one person and fleeing. Police pursued but the assailant escaped into the city core with the wounded victim left behind.
A report indicates a safe at the Attica Ohio post office was opened and robbed. Approximately $11,000 in cash and valuables were stolen, with the break-in occurring about seven miles west of Berea.
H William T Jerome and Deputy Attorney General Franklin Keo nelyy travelled to Concord New Hampshire to obtain papers requesting the return of Arthy ch Thaw to Albany for extradition. The groom signed the new requisition for extradition.
Mrs. Fairbanks wife of the former vice president died at her home. The immediate cause of death was poco mosh.
The Good Roads movement receives official support from the Post Office Department. First Assistant Postmaster General Roper informs postmasters to work with state and county authorities to improve public roads.
President Wilson declares the United States will not seek new territory by conquest and urges nonintervention while stressing moral aims and eventual support for Latin American independence. Delegates at Mobile hear talks on canal trade, naval policy, and the Americas' future.
Katherine Elkins of Elkies West Virginia was reported to be engaged to Deke D Abrezn of Daly. The wedding was held secretly at a Davie Presbyterian church with few relatives present. The bride’s mother and family involvement were not disclosed. Information on the groom’s background and the couple’s plans will be announced later.
Fragmentary notes show a court discussion about allowing a woman named Imdiane Sere to appear for a collection case. Mr MPacktoc opposed granting permission, while a planned ment was canceled. A treeen peeee refers to an amount and first acresd to acept.
An individual from Alabama seeks a congressional election position. He was elected as a lite member of the World’s Woranr hretan Temper ance Union as its convention berr.
A fragment notes Deedee Phelps joining efforts to defend the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company as interests hereafter engage in the dispute. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions.
First plates for the keel of the superdreadnought Pennsylvanias largest and most powerful fighting machine were laid at the Newport News drydock in Newport News Virginia with completion planned for two years hence.
Governor Felker sided with Thaw on a extradition bid after considering arguments from both sides. The ruling advances the process in the long running case involving Harry K. Thaw.
The Newport service honored Rear Admiral Washbern Maynard whose funeral marked the opening shot in the Spas- Yeh-American war with full military honors and naval papers accorded.
The German protected cruiser Nuremberg departed Yokohama bound for Mazatlan on the Pacific coast of Mexico to avoid unrest in the country while staying there.
Investigating committee reports the Beauvoir Home on the coast faced lax bookkeeping but found no misappropriation. Records show no journals or day books, but many checks were kept by the master and a single clerk handled library-like duties, prompting steps to install a formal accounting system and health reporting.
The state criminal docket includes an appeal from Turley ex-official of the Terley inquiry. He seeks relief after a venue change to Barkis county. a judge sentenced him to years, on a case tied to alleged fraud by trustees. Also listed is Jack Temnett, a paper man, convicted on seduction charges connected to a former spouse.
Indictment issued in U S District Court in Mississippi targets Albemarle Development Co. of Stanley County SC. J Masters and H L Sibley arrested at a hotel. They faced a grand jury with others including I M Peeler and Sidney Hearne for alleged complicity in a fraud scheme tied to telegrams and shares during 1910 1917 period.
Farmers report the last cut of alfalfa grasses was good overall despite lateness and a challenging year. Some localities that received rain during August and September produced a final sixth cutting, while others did not.
Farmers in Flora shift focus to livestock as boll weevil arrives. A. B. and J. M. Wiles ship a fixed car of cattle and hogs. Hogs average over 173 pounds live weight. cattle figures not fully stated.
Rev. E. Sterling Ganz, rector of Trinity Episcopal church for five years, has resigned to accept a call to Grace church in Memphis, Tennessee.
In Meridian the Farmers' Union session elected officers with J. H. Mitchel of Goodman Holmes county as president R H Pate of the A and M College as vice president Mix Emma Smith of Jackson was reelected secretary and treasurer for a third term The executive committee includes A ssot Smith Forest county M L Wells Union county W H Dunaway Webster county W KE Trigg Garke county and B Mel Randall Courls
Jackson officials report increased support for rural education. A three week review in Washington and New York secured $4000 for school craft and rural improvement under Miss Powell and the Girl Teams, with additional state funds. Officials also discussed library funding and endowment provisions with the federal and state agencies.
The cooperative work over the past year aims to demonstrate the improvement from crossing the common native cow with Hereford Angus and other breeds. Calves eight months old surpass 300 pounds as the herd aims to boost profits and guide farmers about crossbreeding results at the exhibition.
A Montgomery County girls’ tomato lab produced top prizes as participants showcased crops at a state fair. The county director, D Bradley, organized arrangements. 225 per cent of effort was noted as the students gathered tomato entries and competed for the highest market price.
A battered OCR fragment reports a traveler named Jackoos arrested by local authorities. It mentions a dealer or salesman tied to an indictment and a fugitive status. The text references a meeting and an agency or organization involved, with unclear details about timing or location.
Residents believe a body found near Galfport-Chikkee is that of John Matthews who vanished about ten days ago. A gold rag was found with the body, and authorities are investigating the site as a possible homicide.
A large eagle with a wingspan reported around ten feet was recently captured by Dave Uran. The event occurred in a rural area near Walthall, drawing attention from local residents and wildlife observers.
The Boosters held their first Trade Day Fair with Gov. Brewer delivering an address focused on advancing Arizona's agricultural interests. Over 3,000 visitors attended the event at the site.
Dr. W. C. Brewer, nephew of Gov. Brewer, has purchased the hospital interest in Columbus. The sale marks a change in management and signals new direction for the facility.
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