Conservatory Destroyed in Glasgow Bomb Blast
Kibbie Crystal Palace in the Glasgow Botanical Gardens was destroyed by a bomb, likely the work of militant suffragists. The glass roofs and walls shattered into thousands of pieces, ruining many plants. A caretaker stopped a second bomb, narrowly escaping death as splinters flew. Footprints and food remains suggest the attackers hid nearby awaiting an opportunity.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Kibbie Crystal Palace
Glasgow Botanical Gardens
Gardner Joins Supreme Court as Associate Justice
L. D. Gardner of Troy was sworn in as associate justice of Alabama's supreme court by General R. F. Ligon. He will begin duties immediately but will keep his family in Troy for now due to schooling. Governor O Neal appoints T. M. Espy of Dothan as chancellor of the southeastern division to succeed Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
L. D. Gardner
Troy
Supreme Court
R. F. Ligon
O'Neal
T. M. Espy
Dothan
Gardner
Espy
Houston County
Cecil Brown
Talladega
O’neal
Cardus Woman's Tonic Ad Prompts Strong Endorsement
Waldron Ark Miss Gertrude Houston endorses Cardus the woman's tonic for relief of womanly ailments including weakness headaches backache and nervousness. She claims recovery after two years of illness and urges readers to request instructions and the Home Treatment for Women book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Cardinal Farley Endorses Catholic Boy Scouts Movement
Cardinal Farley approves a Catholic Boy Scouts framework in his diocese with Francis J. Sullivan as spiritual director and Catholic troops led by church approved masters. Scouts must be Catholic and joined by Junior Holy Name Society members. Victoria Ridder receives praise for the same conditions. Miss Anne Morgan comments on dances, praising them and noting her role with the Vacation Savings Fund and tango instructor William Seabury for working girls and their companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cardinal Farley
Francis J. Sullivan
Holy Name Society
Victoria F. Ridder
Father Sullivan
Elsie de Wolff
Anne Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Committee Hearing Shifts to Savannah in Speer Case
The congressional committee, after starting an official misconduct probe of Federal Judge Emory Speer in Macon, will move proceedings to Savannah where witnesses, including Georgia Attorney General T. S. Felder, are to appear. The panel plans to file its report with the House Judiciary Committee, which may recommend impeachment and act on Articles if the House concurs.
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Associated Press
Macon
Webb
Congressional Committee
Emory Speer
Savannah
T. S. Felder
Georgia
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Judiciary Committee
House
Speer
Imcourt
Murderer Worth 10000 as Reward for Capture
Police seek John Krascenko wanted in Winnipeg for murder and bank robbery. A poster offers a $10000 reward for his arrest after he fled Winnipeg on January 19 1914 following the Bank of Montreal robbery and homicide of H M Arnold. He is described as 32 years old five feet six inches tall 140 pounds with dark hair and bluish grey eyes.
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John Krascenko
Winnipeg
Canada
Krafcenko
Bank of
Montreal
H. M. Arnold
Martiager
Central America
Deaf photographer fatally injured in flash experiment blast
In Lacrosse Wisconsin E J Fitzpatrick a deaf photographer was fatally hurt while testing flashlights. An explosion damaged one of the citys largest office buildings as Fitzpatrick weak from loss of speech wandered to another office and collapsed.
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Lacrosse
Wis
E. .J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
The Rosary at Lyric Next Tuesday At The Prince
Sale of seats for The Rosary Lyric attraction opens Monday at 9 am for both matinee and night performances. The Houston Post praises the play for its strong moral content and effective staging by Rowland and Clifford at the Prince Theatre. Rufus Perry stars as Father Brian Kelly with a capable supporting cast.
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The
Houston Post
Rowland & Clifford
the Prince
Brian Kelly
Rufus Perry
Haskin Letters Now in The Item
Frederick J Haskin, renowned for government affairs writing, will publish daily letters in The Item. His work on American Government and the Panama Canal has wide circulation, and the newspaper pledges to provide readers with THE BEST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskin
Frederick J Haskin
United States
Panama Canal
Haskin Daily Letters
Sewanee Football Schedule Given Out
A special from Sewanee Tenn shows the 1914 University of the South football schedule with games at Sewanee against Georgia Chattanooga Florida Tech Alabama Tennessee Chattanooga and Vanderbilt plus road matchups in Jacksonville Birmingham Atlanta and Nashville.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Sewanee
University of the South
University of Georgia
University of Chattanooga
University of Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Haitian Revolt Surges in Artibonite City of Gonaives
A general revolt erupts in Gonaives Artibonite with Oreste Zamor, former governor and ex minister of war, as rebels advance. General Desormes seized Cape Haitien and Fort Liberte and moves toward Hinche sixty miles southeast of Port au Prince.
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Associated Press
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Gonaives
Department
Artibonite
Oreste Zamor
Port Au Prince
Desormes
Fort Liberte
Hinche
Haitian minister and troops flee Fort Liberte as rebels seize De Paix
Port au Prince reports M Pradel interior minister and garrison troops escaped Fort Liberte aboard Pacifique and Nord Alexis. Rebels hold De Paix and the government vows to raise an army. Officials fear the government may not endure, though the capital remains quiet.
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Associated Press
Port AU Prince
Haiti
M. Pradel
Fort Liberte
Pacifique
Nord Alexis
de Paix
Navy moves to Haiti as Montana sails from Cuba
Associated Press reports officials expect full updates from the Caribbean as the armored cruiser Montana is ordered from Cuban waters to replace the gunboat Nashville at Cape Haitien. The Montana is due at Port au Prince tomorrow while the Nashville remains the only foreign warship in Haitien waters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Montana
Nashville
Cape Haitien
Port Au Prince
Haitien
British Lines Not Part of North Atlantic Steamship Group
London reports that the British Trans-Atlantic Steamship Line denies joining the North Atlantic Steamship Association formed at Paris. Cunard confirms only North German Lloyd Red Star and Holland-American lines in the pact, with British and Cunard and others not involved.
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London
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Line
North Atlantic Steamship Association
Paris
Cunard Company
Lloyd
Red Star
Cunard
Deaths and Funerals for Leonard G Jarvis
Leonard G. Jarvis burial held Friday at 2 30 from family home 410 Charles Street and 3 pm at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev A G Richards officiating. Alabama Lodge of Odd Fellows sent a delegation. Remains interred Magnolia cemetery Pallbearers: W W Richards J M Friedman E L Cahall George R Nurse D W Mc Gaughey T A White D Petitory J S Comstock.
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L. G. Jarvis
Leonard G. Jarvis
Charles Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rev
A. G. Richards
Alabama Lodge of Odd Fellows
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
W. W. Richards
J. M. Friedman
E. L. Cahall
George R. Nurse
D. W. McGaughey
T. A. White
D. Petitory
J. 8. Comstock
Remains of Miss Fannie Darling Interred in Magnolia
The remains of Miss Fannie Darling were interred in Magnolia cemetery after services at her family home and St Patrick's Church. The funeral, held Friday afternoon, featured floral designs and pallbearers E A Doody J J McCafferty Joseph Skimmer Peter Carney P B Dorlon J Gavin Edward Hogan and Henry Moore.
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Fannie Darling
Magnolia
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Henry
E. A. Doody
J. J. McCafferty
Joseph Skimmer
Peter Carney
Host killed by cook during official dinner in Tangier
In Tangier on January 24 French diplomatic agent Paul Chivandier de Valdrome was shot twice by his cook Sure in the presence of invited guests. The cook followed him after dismissal and was arrested. De Valdrome died in the salon, widely mourned by officials and guests.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Morocco
Paul Chivandier de Valdrome
Sure
Legation
M. de Valdrome
Stolen whip passes through fifteen owners
Son Kou was arrested on a complaint by Edward Murray, driver for the Mobile Brewery, who said Rouden stole a whip valued at about one dollar six months ago. Kou was sentenced to fifteen days in jail by Recorder Edington on Friday afternoon, with evidence showing the whip had changed hands through about fifteen owners.
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Son Kou
Edward Murray
Mobile
Rouden
Edington
Convicted Slayer Dorr Regenerated to Soerine Chair
Salem report states William A. Dorr of Stockton California, convicted of killing George E. Marsh a Lynn based retired soap maker, yesterday was sent to an unspecified chair in the sentence process.
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Associated Press
Salem
Mass
William A. Dorr
Stockton
Cal
George E. Marsh
Lynn
Death of Mrs Catherine Leanman at Mobile home
Mrs Catherine Mary Leanman aged 28 native of New Orleans died Friday night at 10:30 at her Mobile home 160 Marine Street after several weeks illness She was daughter of the late John F Harrison and Mollie Harrison and survived by husband Charles E Leanman a police officer two sons one daughter sister Mrs Walter Mabry and other relatives
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Catherine Mary Leanman
New Orleans
Mobile
Marine Street
John F. and
Mollie Harrison
Charles E. Leanman
Walter Mabry
Mrs Murray of Mobile Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Frances Murray aged 70, native of Ireland and long time Mobile resident, died Friday evening after a long illness. She was widow of John L Murray. Funeral held Saturday at 4 from Berojoun and Sands parlors with interment in Magnolia cemetery.
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Mary Frances Murray
Ireland
Mobile
John L. Murray
Berojoun and Sands
Magnolia Cemetery
Death Notice for Elizabeth Mary Dickens of Toulminville
Miss Elizabeth Mary Dickens 41 native of Mobile county died Friday night at the family home in Toulminville after a lingering illness. She is survived by her mother, two brothers J. D. Dickens and W. C. Dickens, four sisters Mrs FE J Huet Mrs Irene M Donald Mrs M Lawler Jr of Mobile and Mrs Lee Pigtole of Columbus Miss with relatives in Mobile and elsewhere.
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Elizabeth Mary Dickens
Mobile County
William J. Dickens
Toulminville
J. D
W. C. Dickens
FE. J. Huet
Irene M. Donald
M. Lawler, Jr
Mobile
Lee Pigtole
Columbus
Miss
Death of Wade H. Jernigan in Mobile Timber Inspector
Wade H. Jernigan aged 61, longtime Mobile resident, died Friday at 50 South Wilkinson after a long illness. He was in the timber inspection business and leaves two daughters. He was a native of and had many friends in this area who mourn his passing.
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Wade H. Jernigan
Mobile
South
Wilkinson Street
Houghton Grand Jury Report in Moyer and Tanner Case
In Houghton Michigan the grand jury, concluding its probe into disorders in the copper region, planned to report on indictments against Charles H. Moyer and Charles Tanner of the Western Federation of Miners. The body also heard testimony on the shooting of Mary Fazekas and may discharge or dismiss pending court actions. Henry Korki, secretary of the South Range WFM local, is jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge related to Deputy Driscoll.
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Associated Press
Houghton
Mich
Charles H. Moyer
Charles Tanner
Western Federation of Miners
Mary Fazekas
O'Brien
Henry Korki
South Range
Timothy’ Driscoll
Korki
Immense White Radish Grown in California
A three foot long white radish, thirty six inches in circumference and weighing twelve pounds, was sent from Los Angeles to Secretary of State William J. Bryan. It was grown by Japanese truck gardeners and is one year old.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Anti- Drinking Rule Enforced On Erie Road
Pittsburg district railroads crack down on intoxication among workers. J B Yohe of Pittsburg and Lake Erie says forty trainmen were dismissed for breaking the anti drinking rule, while Buffalo and Pittsburg officials report seventeen discharged.
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Erie Road
Associated Press
Pittsburg
J. B. Yohe
Lake Erie
Buffalo and
California Syrup of Figs Helps Sick Children
A classic household remedy praised for gentle inside cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels in children. Mothers are advised to give a teaspoonful when foul taste or sour stomach appears and to use the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product to avoid counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
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