Corner stone ceremony for new House building in Washington
In Washington on April 14 a large gathering will witness the laying of the cornerstone for the new House of Representatives office building. The President will deliver The Man With the Muck Rake, with Marine Band music and several distinguished speakers including Speaker Cannon and Representative Hepburn. The historic Washington gavel, first used by President Washington, will be used for the ceremony.
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Washinggton
United States
House of Representatives
Marine Band
District of Columbia
Grand Lodge
Walter A. Brown
Cannon
Hepburn
Towns
Richardson
Tennessee
Supreme Council
Washington
Capitol
Greene and Gaynor Aftermath and next moves
Special to The Herald Savannah Ga April 14 readers learn that Greene and Gaynor defendants have been tried convicted and sentenced and preparations to depart are underway Generals Barr McClure and Assistant Attorney General Erwin return or remain to handle remaining phases and possible further trials The article notes appeals extradition debates and that the Savannah jail will host Greene and Gaynor for a long hot summer plus potential later actions in Chicago and New York courts
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Savannah
Greene
United States
Marion Erwin
Gaynor
Erwin
Herald
Carter
Chicago
Fort Greene
Gayene A
Judge Speer
Circuit
Court of Appeals
New York
Normal conditions resume in Naples after Vesuvius eruption
News from the Vesuvius region reports a return to normal in Naples as the eruption subsides. The sun shines, last vents fade, cleaning and sweeping continue, and the city regains its ordinary appearance.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Macon Urges State Democratic Convention Location
A Macon letter dated April 18 1906 urges newspapers to back Macon as the site for the next State Democratic convention. It notes neutral ground favors Macon with ideal accommodations and requests editor support ahead of the April 30 Atlanta committee meeting.
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Macon
Atlanta
Violent Earthquake in For mosa Island Shakes Tokia Area
A violent earthquake struck the southern island of Formosa this morning causing heavier casualties and damage than the previous quake. Reports from Tokio list casualties and destruction as authorities assess the impact.
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Tokio
Formosa
Trusting Widow With A Farm Trusting Widow With A Farm
Atlanta April 14 1900 Mrs Ann Davis a Duluth Georgia widow with six children told Matron Bonefeld she seeks her deserting husband Davis whom she married believing him dutiful He disappeared after months of kindness and reappeared in Atlanta driving his wife away forcing her to return to her farm and start over.
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the Herald
Atlanta
Ann Davis
Russian Spy Follows Gorky to New York
Friends of Maxim Gorky report a Russian secret police agent is in New York organizing espionage against Gorky and two fellow revolutionists who seek funds for the Russian cause. The spy arrived on the same ship as Gorky and has kept his residence secret.
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New York
Maxim Gorky
Secret Police
Gorky
Atlantic
Saime
Captain Ray Kills 9 Foot 10 Inch Alligator
The steamer Forest brought the seven to nine foot plus alligator carcass killed by Captain Ray. He shot the big saurian with a rifle as it lounged on the riverbank near the Flint. The boat secured the carcass after it was skinned and the hide will be tanned.
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Ray
Ray ‘Will
Pretty Woman Denied Entry to Atlanta Prison
Atlanta April 14 Mrs Alice Smoot 26 is refused admission to the Atlanta federal prison for counterfeit five dollar gold pieces because the institution lacks a women’s department Her husband G L Smoot was accepted and sentenced to two years She demands innocence and says the bad money was handed to her by a stranger awaiting transfer to Nashville to join a women’s department.
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Herald
Atlanta
Alice Smoot
Nashville
North Gagolina
Retail Marble Dealers Form Georgia Association
ORGANIZATION OF Atlanta Georgia, April 14 At a meeting for about seventy five representatives of marble companies in the state of Georgia a Retail Marble Dealers association was formed J B Roberts of Ball Ground Georgia was named president and C J Clark of Americus elected one of four presidents
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. B. Roberts
Ball Ground
C.J. Clark
Americus
Treasury Loaned Ten Million To National City Bank
Secretary of the Treasury Show allows National City Bank to draw ten million dollars in gold from the United States treasury pending arrival of the funds in London. The bank deposited bonds equal to the loan to cover the amount.
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National City Bank OF New York
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
National City Bank
United States Treasury
London
Thirteenth annual meeting of Georgia Society of Colonial Dames
Savannah hosts the thirteenth annual Georgia Society of Colonial Dames next week with delegates from Atlanta Augusta Macon Columbus and other cities. Officers and board directors from Savannah Augusta Atlanta Columbus and Athens are listed. Activities include sessions Thursday morning and afternoon events a reception at the Woman's Club and an officers election Friday morning.
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Herald
Savannah
Georgia Society of Colonaal Dames
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
del Soto ‘Hotel
T. D. Tinsley
Clu
Oficers
J. Ti’ Lamar
Avgusta
H. B. Alexander
Bugent Johnston
Howard Karow
Charles G. Bailey
Miss Besena
Johnston
Board of
C. Hy, Young
J. M. Lang
Robert Billington
C.C. Anderson
P. W. Meldrim
Ravannah
W. C. Charlton
F. D. Tinsley
Kee C. B. Loyds
Lydia McLane
American League Season Opens Across East and West
In New York on April 14 the American League begins with Boston in town and Philadelphia champions in Washington. West games start Thursday with Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St. Louis. A large crowd gathered at the Washington Heights grounds to watch the event amid strong public interest in the Highlanders.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Thasday
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington ‘Teighta Grounds
Highlanders
BB Sverss
Standifer Case Ahead of Apr 25 Fulton Term
Atlanta April 14 Special to The Herald reports Mrs Wille Standifer’s case charging her with luring Miss Chappell Whisenant may be called in Fulton Superior Court by April 25. Judge Brand will preside first week. jail cases take precedence. Also on April 23 Judge Roan will hear JN Instrobar’s trial for two checks totaling 1700 and alleged abduction of the 14-year-old daughter of Rev Ward of Temple-Baptist.
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Atlanta
Mre
Wille Standifer
Chappell
Whisenant
Decausa
Standifer
Fulton
Charles Brand
Roan
iBtrobar
Atlantic Coast Line
Uncertain Fragment Questions Brand Claims
The readable text suggests doubt about trusting other brands of casa proof conclusive claims and implies a belief that all virtues are not known. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable in the fragment.
Masury Paint Ad Claims Unmatched Quality and Savings
An old classified style note touts Masury Paint as the best for appearance and durability. The ad promises savings on a broad line including floor paints stains enamels varnishes and roof and barn paints with a local painter endorsing the brand.
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Arthur L. Dasher
Hugenh Anderson
Bork
Pretty Woman
U.S
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NEW York Bank
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Colonial Dames
Val
I. G. Young
Savan
Fulton Superior Court
Masury
Bull
Hilsman- Sale Drug Co
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