Hartje divorce case erupts in recounts of letters and alibis
In a Pittsburgh courtroom Alma Ross testified Hartje frequently met Josephine Wright at Ross's rooming house and Hartje paid Wright's rent. detectives claimed love letters from Tom Madee were in Madine's trunk, which he disputed. Hartje denied knowledge of Wright and the letters, while Hartje's wife Alma Hartje asserted she wrote only two letters to Susie Wagner and denied promising Blanche Ashby money to testify.
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Ant
Josephine Wright
Pittsburg Pa
Hartje
Alma Ross
Frlend
Augustus Hartje
Josephne Wright
Ross
Wright
Hartie
Hartjes
Lem Madine
Susie Wagner
Susie Magner
Blanche Ashby
Ht Stanley
Jonn A . Anderson
Tom Madees
Madini
F . King
Edward Hartje
Augustus Hare
J “Welshons
Clifford Hope
Robb
Alderman King
Thomas Madine
Whelant
Madine
John F. Scott
Janeth
Fred Long
John Freeman
Hartje Long
Marron
Fisher Hartjes
Lune
Longa
Multiple Obituaries and Marital Notices From Baltimore Area
A collage of obituaries and marriage notices dated July 31 to August 2, 1906. Names include Virginia Niles Harris, Susan J Beveridge, Samuel Gannett, John Linn, Sadie Agnes Miller, Agnes Sanitar...a, and John Young, with funerals at St Patrick Church, Mount Olivet, Holyrood, and Arlington. Also mentions Beveridge infant, Gannett funeral at 1398 Phelpa Place, and Stedford/Thompson notices.
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Beveridge
Blue Ridge Summit
Susan J Deveridge Woon
Thursda
Maree
BOVCE
Wedoenlay
Atl
Samuel
E Bovce Jr
Gertrude Talbot
Bovce Gannett
SAMUL
St Patrick 5
At Vistor
H Gallagher
Haltigan
Recorder
Millet
Sadie Agnes Wits
John P Muler
Chapin Street
Leary
Agnes “Sanitamura
Baltimore
Wi Mar
Cleary
Weedennstte
Lenman
St Patrick
Mount Olivet
Georgetown University Hospital
Holili
Frederick W
Francea
Holt Trinity Church
Holyrood
Stoddard
Rhode Ieland
Fred J
Tia Stodard
Thompson
Twelth Street
Ho Thompson
United States
Arlington
Young
G Young
Joseph
Joanne Howls Young
Immaculate Conception
Pritein
Saltimore
Southern Cotton Association inquiry accuses officers of speculation
Georgia legislator accuses Southern Cotton Association officers of cotton futures speculation and insider interests. Richard Cheatham, secretary, allegedly used a $4000 margin in a Piedmont Brokerage account held in Michael OGrady’s name. a confrontation nearly occurred. Arthur Parchild, tied to the publicity bureau, reportedly owns share in Piedmont Brokerage. Cheatham denies owning any bucket shop or speculative gains. OGrady testifies the account was handled as a personal friendship, while Cheatham refuses to name P A Lee local to the other account.
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Atlanta
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
House of Representatives
J B Anderson
Anderson
Richard Cheatham
Michael Ogrady
Cheatham
Arthur A.z Parchild
Piedmont
Atlanti Institution
Faircluld
Ogrady
Chattanooga
Ograd
Mr Cheatham
P A Lee
Rich but in a dungeon Arrested for Evading Service 1887
Friends of George Leidenheimer of New Orleans received a cablegram from Europe reporting his arrest and imprisonment in a Bavarian fortress for failing to serve in the German military. Leidenheimer, who built a large New Orleans bakery, returned to Bavaria to spend his life in comfort but was seized while visiting his native town and placed in a German military prison.
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New Orleans
George Ledenheimer
New Orlens
Europe
Dei Deshhim
Bavaria
Leidenheimer
Reuther
Election Tension in Hamilton County Fight Over Capt Shipp
Special to one Workington rose Chattanooga Tenn Ang I-Tomor row a county election will take place in Hamilton County to fight the situation do hot with Capt J IF Shipp who defied the United States Supreme Court as the principal issue Capt Shipp was sheriff when Ed Johnson the completed negro rapist was lynched The negro was a Federal prisoner at the time The issue is whether the people will re elect am The negroes are lined up against him and the Republican have nominated T H Barker as Shipp opponent Tonight race feeling runs high and disturbances are predicted for tomorrow Chattanooga 5 women are pleading with voters to support Capt Stupp the sentiment among them being that their vest protection lies in a rebuke to the people who would aid the negroes in defeating Capt Shipp
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Workington Rose
Chattanooga Tenn
Hamilton County
Shipp
United States Supreme Court
Ed Johnson
Republicana
T H Barker
Shipps
Chattanooga
Capt Stupp
Capt Shipp
Democratic State Convention Set for Buffalo on Sept 2
New York reports that the Democratic State committee chose Buffalo as the convention site, overruling Saratoga. After a six minute meeting and a series of prearranged talks, Cord Meyer remained chairman, with Charles Murphy to name two new state committeemen, as Hearst faction claims a strategic win in the compromise.
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Washington
New York
Buffalo
Saratoga
Democratic State Committee
Lie Hearst
Hearst
Cord Meier
Charles F Murphy
Hearat
Hoffman House
Cord Meyer
William F Sheehan Charies
Murphy Patrick H McCarren
W J Conners
Norman E Mack
States
Sturgiss Nominated by Acclamation in Keyser
In Keyser West Virginia on August 1 Republicans of the Second District nominated George C Sturgiss of Morgan town for Congress by acclamation. Thomas B Davis Democrat visitor received an ovation. The convention was harmonious with minor contention from John J Hetzel over a resolution praising Senator Elkins. Arch J Welton withdrew and proposed Sturgiss. Davis Elkins son was on stage. Sturgiss projected a win by 3600 to 4000 votes. He departs for Morgantown Shepherdstown to speak. In Charleston the Third District Democrats nominated George C Byrne for Congress without opposition.
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Washington Post
Keyser
W Va
West Virginia
George C Sturgiss
Morgintown
Congress
Thomas B Davis
Henry G Davis
John J Hetzel
Martinsburg
Elkins
Fred O Blue
Philippi
State Senate
Hetzel
J Welton
Petersborg
Sturgine
Kelm
Davis Elkins
Stagis
Morgang Gime
Shepherdstown
Charleston
Woova
George C Ryrne
Charleston Gazette
Cummins Nomination Sparks Iowa Convention Unity
The Iowa GOP alight with praise for Gov. Cummins and allies in Cabinet and Congress as they back direct primary elections and curb corporate political influence. Delegates hail Cummins after a rousing parade of speeches and Perkins pledges, signaling a unified push for protectionist tariffs and party reform.
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Iowa
Go. Cummins
Aim
Idaho Republicans Nominate Gooding for Re election at Pocatello
Idaho Republicans convene in Pocatello on August 1 to nominate Gov Gooding for re election over Hugh France of Wardner Burton. France named for Congress defeating Thomas M Hamer Borah Boise named for US Senator temporary Chairman Barber. Address pledges to uphold Gooding and the Western Federation of Miners issue. Weldon Heyburn speaks on protecting tariffs as key campaign issue.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Gov Gooding
Hugh France
Wardner Burton
French
Congress
Thomas M Hamer W . Borah
Boise
United States
Barber
Gov Good
Western Federation of Miners
Weldon B Heyburn
Adventists Elect Officers at Conference Session
The Seventh-day Adventists session elected officers including President R D Hottel, Treasurer C F Dart, Secretary of the Conference and Tract Society AM Neff, Sabbath School Secretary Ada Gallagher, General Field Agent W Zeidler, and conference executive committee Rob Hottel, A C Neff, Harrell, NS Bakgock, and C F Dart.
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Petersiucg
Seventh-day Adventists
R D Hottel
C F Dart
Confertence and Tract Society
AM Neff
Ada Gallagher
Zeidler
Rob Hottel
Neff Harrell
Bakgock
C.F. Dart
New York Senator McCarren Faces Damages Suit
Mrs Mary H Dixon sues State Senator Patrick Henry McCarren for 200000 alleging he deceived her and abandoned a common law marriage begun after her arrival from Canada. The case was sent to a sheriffs jury for damages while McCarren’s lawyers plan to seek reopening of the default.
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New York State
Axe
Polyhenan
Tae
Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Justine White
Brooklyn
Mary H Dixon
Pstrick Henry McCarren
McCarren
Dixon
Canada
Hns
Partisans Clash in Spain Over Church Privileges
Disorders erupt between Republicans and Clericals across Spain as the new Dominguez ministry pushes civil marriage rights. In Basque country crowds clash during St Ignatius commemorations while Barcelona reports further clashes. The justice minister Romanones issues a decree asserting civil marriages fall under state prerogatives and forbidding burial restrictions tied to religious ceremonies. This signals a tilt toward separating church and state.
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Madrid
Republicana
Clericale
St Ignatms
Dominguez Miistry
Minster of Justice
Romanones
Republiana
Barcelona
Lawn fete draws large crowd at Canton Washington event
Attendance at the lawn fete on First Street and New York Avenue Northwest under Canton Washington No 110 OF continues, with glowing lanterns and colorfully decorated booths. Ruth Lodge runs the refreshment booth with Mrs Anna Coleman and young ladies. other booths include the Canton booth led by Mrs Charles W Cuthbertson, a candy booth run by Mrs Charles Shackelford, and prize games at the Mikado pool. Moving pictures of the San Francisco disaster are shown by Lieut Shackelford, drawing steady patronage.
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First Street
New York Avenue
Canton Washington No 110
Ruth Lodge
Anna Coleman
Canton
Charles W Cuthbertson
Hasterling Keiser Hall
Charles Shackelford
Charles Shippert
Lawson
Mr Smith
Gates
Yoakley
Moving Pictures
San Francisco
Lieut Shackelford
Telegraphers Charge L and N Official With Erdman Act Violation
United States Commissioner Cassin ordered J H Scott chief train dispatcher of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to answer in October for alleged violation of the Erdman labor act. Telegraphers say he compelled unions by threats. defense argues telegraphers aren’t interstate commerce instrumentalities. Penalty for violations ranges from 9 to 10,000 per offense.
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Louisville Kv. Ang
Cassin
J H Scott
Louisville and Nashvile Railroad Company
United States District Court
Order of
Scott
Palma Names New Council In Havana Decree
President Palma issues a decree resigning Mayor Bonaches and the Ayuntamiento. A new council is appointed, with many old members reappointed. The body now lists nineteen Moderates, some of whom are lawyers and professionals new to politics, selected by Palma who reportedly controls about half the members and will elect a mayor.
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Washington
Havana
Palma
Bonaches
Ayuntamiento
New Grand Vizier Named in Persia
Teheran August 1 Mushir ed Dowleh named grand vizier and retains foreign affairs portfolio. Expect reforms and a loan to restore finances. refugees registered near 12000 under British protection. Mullahs unrest grows as bazaars stay closed and business stagnates amid government actions.
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Teheran Persia
Mushir Ed Dowleh
Ain Ea Dowleh
Rum
Great Britain
Rusala
Small guard for legation in Pekin
Pekin August 1 W W Rockhill the American Minister reports that 126 marines will proceed as a legation guard to relieve the current guard The unit to be sent to the Philippines upon relief Rome August 1 A court of appeals awards Pietro Mascagni damages against the Rossini Lyceum in Garbo for depriving him of the directorship during the summer of 1902 due to boxing ventures in the United States
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Pekin
W Rockhill
Philippines
Rome
Court of Appeals
Pietro Mascagni
Rossini Lyceum
Musical Conservatory
P Garo
Lyceum
United
Rebellion in Kiangai and Chekang Provinces England
Advices via the steamer Empress of Japan report a rising movement in Kiangai and Chekang provinces resembling the Tiaping rebellion. Cheklang city looted. 5,000 garrison left for siege. Magistrate Shem of Hsin Cheng executed. churches burned. six converts slain. rebels gain pariah support. officials back a French system for China. quality Velvet Ice Cream mentioned.
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Victoria
Empress of Japan
Kiangai
Chekang
China
Tiaping
Hsin Cheng Hsien
Cheklang
Shem
Hsin Cheng
Sungchien
Orient
Peking
England
Not to Marry W E Corey Miss Gilman Engaged Elsewhere
Miss Mabelle Gilman will not marry William Ellis Corey. Edgar Atchison Ely, a close friend, says Gilman is in Paris with her mother and sister. Ely notes Gilman has secured a contract with Opera Comique for the season starting late September or early October.
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Washington Post
New York
Edgar Atchison Ely
Mabelle Gilman
William Ellis Corey
Ely
Miss Gilman
United States
Mr Fly
Paris
Jean de Reerke
France
Gilman
Mr Ely
Opera Comique
Sill
Carmen
Mish Stan
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Frazer
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Oakland
Jos . Hedgen
Virginia Niles Harris
Tate
Samuel Sajes
Washington BC
Rev Roberts W Wood
NEW York Times Poston
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelehia Public Ledger
Likysburg
Dispatch
Providence Tournal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
T Paul
Pioneer Press
Cleveland Platy Dealer
Cincinnati Inquirer
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Modestrigea
Pennavivanta
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST
Kommodians Chapel
St. Northqwest
Glash
Cotton
Southern Association
Georgia
Pnion
Bace
Smpp
Federal Supreme Court
Elmmanes
Empire State
Meyer
Murphy Fils
Manhattan
City
Lake
Hearst League
Murphy
Cassidy
Erle
Murphys
Fwo
Tammany
Simhlant Thes
Buffalo Ag
Sturgiss
Tokalon Wine CO
Phono
Cummins
Republican Party
Blaine
McKinsey
Roosevelt
Party of
David B Henderson
Allison
Shaw Hieseh
Shaw
Towner
Gey Cummins
Shen
Perkins
Perhe
Borah
Gooding
Adventists
Warne 1
Albany
Patrick Henry McCarren
Spain
Kentucky
Palma Names New Council
Aied Dowleh
Pelon
Mascagni
Ford
Massachusetts Avenue
Taiping
Rusing
Chekiang
Ami
W. E. Corey
Jean de Rearke
Opera Comuque Am
America
Lord & Thomas
Chicago
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