Miss Morrison Is Arraigned in Tennessee Murder Trial
Actress Julia Morrison Jamon, charged with killing Frank Goldenheimer, stage master of the Mr Plaster of Paris dramatic company in Chattanooga on September 28, 1809, faced circuit court. The proceeding drew wide interest as witnesses, jurors, and court officials prepared for trial amid motions and testimony regarding the shooting on stage.
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Tennesses
Julia Morrison Jamon
Frank Goldenheimer
Plaster of
James
George J. Antz
New Orleans
Leidenheimer
Misa Morrison
FE. B. Geese
Ventlemen
James Clift
Lattimore & Williams
Miss Morrison
Tuite Hazell
T. BH. Patterson
Diphtheria Struggles With Christian Science Family
In New Brighton a two week fight between Christian Science beliefs and medical aid ends with two children dead and a third child and the father gravely ill. Health authorities intervened after the parents resisted physicians despite the disease.
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Pittsburg
Sayat
Christian Science
New Brighton
McMillin Speaks at Jackson Day Banquet in St. Louis
The Tennessee Society of St. Louis hosted its annual Jackson Day banquet at the 8th Nicholas hotel on Monday night. Governor Benton McMillin of Tennessee was the principal speaker and received an ovation after delivering the Andrew Jackson toast.
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Tennessee Society of St. Louis
8Th. Nicholas Hotel
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Andrew ‘Jackson
Bryan at Banquet in Chicago Observes Jackson Day
Six hundred Democrats gathered at Tremont House Chicago to observe Jackson Day with William Jennings Bryan as honored guest and chief orator. Mayor Harrison of Chicago acted as toastmaster. Bryan criticized currency bills, urged 16 to 1 bimetallism, and attacked imperialism while promising Democratic anti trust remedies. Other speakers included General Joseph B. Doe Thomas Barkworth James Milligan and Howard S. Taylor.
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Chicago
Tremont House
William Jennings Bryar
Mr. Bryan
Harrison
Chisago
Tonat
Bryan
Weyler
Wilyer
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Philippines
Eople
Enthusiaes
Joseph B. Doe
Wisconsin
Thomas FF. Barkworth
Michigan
James H. Milligan
Kentucky
Howard 8. Taylor
Illinois
Assault on General Greely Injures Army Chief at Home
Washington dispatch reports General A W Greely chief signal officer and Arctic explorer in serious condition at 1914 G Street NW after a drunken Adams Express messenger Joseph G Furnace forced entry, struck him, and threw him from the doorway Sunday night.
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Wis
Washington Dispatch
A. W. Greely
G Street
Joseph G. Furnace
Adams Express Company
Furnace
Greely
General Greely
Wheeler’s Niece Sues Chicago Man for $100000 Damages
Miss Etta Thomas, niece of General Joe Wheeler, files suit in Chicago Superior Court seeking $100,000 damages for alleged breach of promise to marry William H. Fabroey, a prominent West Side society man.
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Chicago
Etta Thomas
Joe"” Wheeler
Superior Court
William H. Fabroey
Mrs Jackson Inyiter Invited to Washington Banquet
The North Carolina delegation sent a telegram to Mrs Stone wall Jackson inviting her to a Washington banquet on January 12. The event supports the erection of a monument to General Robert E Lee.
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North Carolina
Congress
Stonewall Jackson
Washington
Robert Li, Lee
Beck Declared Bankrupt in Philadelphia Court
Albert L. Beck, formerly a prominent Atlanta real estate operator, was discharged as a bankrupt in the U S district court in Philadelphia. He reported liabilities of 80000 dollars and assets of none, marking the end of his financial collapse after years of prosperity in Georgia.
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United States District Court
Philadelphia
Albert L. Beck
Atlanta
Beck
Georgia
Douglass Evacuated Amid Belmont Raid Reports
Advices from Belmont Cape Colony state Colonel Pilcher has evacuated Douglass on a raiding expedition for military rent and unable to occupy the town permanently. Casualties in General French’s forces at Rensburg up to January 8 total five killed and twenty four wounded. Coleskop now the principal scene of fighting. Wrecked train destroyed with 22 000 rations and a supply of rum.
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Belmont
Cape Colony
Pilcher
Douglass
French
Rensburg
Coleskop
Senate Finance Debate on Gold Standard and Silver Policy
Senator Aldrich opened the discussion on a financial bill aimed at declaring gold the monetary standard and maintaining stable currency value. He criticized Democratic calls for silver monometallism and defended refunding provisions as prudent amid rising public debt, with the Senate adjourning to Monday after executive session.
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Aldrich
Senate
House
Beveridge
Indiana
United States
T. Beveridge
Tuesay
War Department
Pattigray
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Spooner
Allen’sa
Treasury Department
National Bank
Hanover National Bank
New York
Pettigrew
Aguinaldo
Otis
Democratic Party
Roberts Hearing Resumed by Investigating Committee
The Roberts investigating committee resumed its Washington session on Thursday to hear arguments and push the inquiry toward an early conclusion.
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Roberts
Roberts Investigating Committee
Washington
Navy Seizes Sibutu Island in English East Indies
Dispatch dated January 6, 1900 reports that December 21 a small gunboat under Wentsbaugh raised the flag on Sibutu Island. Native and North Borneo authorities express approval as the island lies at the southwestern corner of the Philippine boundary quadrangle.
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United States Navy
Trial Ends In Fight On Otter Creek Kentucky
A general melee at Otter Creek in Clay county Ky ends with Lige Lewis and General May dead and four others severely wounded. The incident occurred at a school house where a Jackson is on trial before a magistrate for killing another Jackson.
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Nowa
Otter Creek
Clay County
Lige Lewis
General May
Jacksons
Jackson
Ballot Restriction Debate Highlights Senate Session
Senator Morgan of Alabama argues that the North Carolina senator’s substitute on ballot restriction reveals a danger to the republic. He warns apportionment in the next House will hinge on this issue and urges voters to decide in the upcoming elections.
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Senate
Morgan
Alabama
South
Pritchard
North Garden
United States
Republic
North Carolina
St Jacksons Day Celebrated by Omaha Jacksonian Club
The Jacksonian Club of Omaha Nebraska marked St Jacksons Day with three events. An informal reception at club HQ featured W. J. Bryan and several Democratic leaders as guests. A dinner at the Omaha Club followed. The main banquet at Paxton Hotel hosted hundreds with Bryan delivering the keynote toast Onur Nation.
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Jacksonian Club
Omaha
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Ostmack
Tennessee
Overmeyer
Kansas
Weaver
Iowa
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
New Industries Established the Pot Wael
Southern Progress lists week's new industries across states including coal mines in Alabama and West Virginia copper mines in Texas cotton mills in Georgia Breple North and South Carolina Tennessee a cremating furnace factory in Georgia electric light company in Arkansas electrical supply company in Texas touring mills in Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Texas gold mines and a handle factory in Alabama hardware company in Texas ice factory in Arkansas lumber mills in Kentucky Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee Texas a machine shop in West Virginia a planing mill in Georgia a glass mill in North Carolina a steel roofing plant in Tennessee a telephone exchange and a tent factory in Texas.
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Alabama
West Virginia
Texaa
Georgia
Bre Ple
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Georgina
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fourth Day's Trial in Morrison Case Continues Steadily
The fourth day of actress Julia Morrison's sensational trial opened at 9 o'clock in the Chattanooga superior court before Judge Ball and drew about two thousand spectators. Morrison appeared pale and distressed yet managed a weak smile, saying she felt better than on Saturday as the steady testimony proceedings continued without sensational developments.
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Morrison
Julia Morrison
Chattanooga Oll
Superior Court
Atoll
Heavy tobacco shipments in 1899 rise in Winston area
Tobacco manufacturers at Winston, North Carolina shipped 18,292,741 pounds in 1899, up about 2,000,000 from 1898. Revenue stamps sales totaled 2,827,079.94. Durham manufacturers paid 1,915,698.57 for stamps in 1899, a substantial increase over 1898.
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Winston
N.C
Durham
N. C
Railway Fight in U S Court Ends in Temporary Injunction
Judge Speer in Macon Georgia issued a temporary injunction restraining the Georgia and Alabama railway officers from consolidating with the Florida Central and Peninsular rail road or any other corporation. The suit, brought by minority stockholder Michael J. Cady, accuses John Skelton Williams and associates of using a voting trust to control stock and push a merger against stockholders’ interests. The order directs defendants to show cause by a future date and to refrain from voting their shares under the trust agreement.
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Ryan
Beaboard Air-Line
John Bkelton Williams
Macon
Hmary Speer
United States Circuit Court of the Southern Diatriot of Georgia
Georgia and Alabama Railway
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad
Michael J. Cady
J. Skelton Williams
Florida Central and Peninsular
Paleo
Road
J. Bkelton Williams
John W. Middendorf
O. Sidney Shepard
Alabama Railway
Florida Central
Georgian
Joseph M. Terrell
Counhel
Spesr
Georgia
Alabama
Williama
Middendorf
Williams Syndicate
Parents Sell Children In Food Crisis In India
The latest communications from India warn of a deepening famine. Government relief employs about three million people as families sell their children to survive and social bonds collapse with households breaking up while each member fights for food.
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India
New Department of Alaska Created Under Col Randall
The president formed a military department for Alaska appointing Col George M Randall to command. Randall, then serving with his regiment in Cuba, will report in Washington before proceeding to Alaska to assume duty.
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Col. Randall
Department of Alaska
Territory of Alaska
George M. Randall
Randall
Cuba
Washington
Alaska
Gatacre Killed His Guide In South Africa Letter Claim
A private of the Irish Rifles who fought at Stormberg writes home that General Gatacre, upon seeing the position, shot the guide with his revolver after the guide led troops into danger. The letter recounts the alleged incident and the general’s action.
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Irish Rifles
Stormberg
London
Gatacre
Revalyer
Boers Hold Back Ammunition at Ladysmith
London dispatch reports General White's forces near Ladysmith endured a heavy Boer assault on Wagon Hill and Crosara camp, with repulses but high losses. The siege drains ammunition stocks and men, while Buller and White coordinate defense as shells dwindle and safety lines strain.
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London War Office
Mab
Buller
Bneuz Oaur
Naran
White
Agatnet Crosara
Wagon Hill
Park
Ian Hamilton
London
Anya
General White
Dnogland
Baller
White Ja
Baeen
Ladysmith
Georgia Republicans plan state convention to nominate ticket
Atlanta Republicans announce a state convention to nominate governors and other state officers. Chairman Walter H. Johnson states the call to convene in Atlanta on March 7th marks Republicans' first bid to field a full state ticket and intensify their role in state politics.
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Atlanta
Wem
Walter H. Johnson
Republican State Central Committee
Georgi
Atlan+ ta
Resolutions of thanks to Sampson and Schley in Congress
Representative Bingham of Pennsylvania introduced resolutions expressing gratitude to Rear Admiral William Sampson and Commodore Winfield Scott Schley and their officers and men for actions against the Spanish fleet at Santiago de Cuba, cited in a Some Thursdays issue.
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Bohley
Sampson
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Congress
William, Sampson
Winfield Scott Schlay
Strike Settled At Sanford Lumber Mill In Car ryville
C. Yonge, manager of the Sanford Lumber Company's mill at Carryville, and Arthur McConnell, leader of the Knights of Labor in the district, have amicably settled the differences between strikers and mill owners and the workers return to their jobs.
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C. Yonge
Sanford Lumber Company
Milla
Carryville Pla
Arthur McConnell
Knights of Labor
General Otis Cables Transfer of Captain Reichmann to Africa
General Otis reports to the war department that Captain Reichmann of the 17th Infantry now in the Philippines has been ordered to South Africa to report on military operations in the Transvaal. The dispatch follows instructions to watch the conflict.
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Otis
War Department
Reichmann
17Th Infantry
Philippines
South Africa
Trans Yral
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Qreely
Wheeler's
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Mrs. Jackson Inyiter
Rhode Jalan
Sibutu Island
Ours
Koentucklana
Torgan
ST. Jackson's Day
Southern Progress
U. S
Owindill
Asritons
Johnson
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