400000 Bales Yet to Be Sinned at Southern Cotton Meeting
New Orleans January 12 The Southern Cotton Association session opened late as committees prepared reports. Secretary Blackwell of the National Ginners' Association said only about 500000 bales remain to gin. He urged unity of ginners and growers to push for higher raw cotton prices. Mr. Smith of South Carolina followed with a talk on Cotton the Basis of Southern Prosperity.
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New Orleans
Southern Cotton Association
Blackwell
National Ginners’ Association
Mr. Smith
Atlanta court seeks pardon for Dr L P Hinves
The Georgia prison commission recommends pardoning Dr L P Hinves, a Fulton superior court convict from 1895 who killed his wife claiming she defrauded their daughter. Hinves was a prominent local druggist. The note follows a report on the cyclone aftermath and rebuilding efforts after the nine day disaster.
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Atlanta
Atlanta,Ga
Prison Commission
Drdon
L. P. Hinves
Fulton Superior Court
Defaud
Bigelow Reiterates Specific Charges On Panama Canal Sanitation
Poultney Bigelow, summoned by a Senate committee, repeats in a Times letter his charges against the Panama Canal Office. He warns of unsanitary conditions and says fair-minded readers can see what he uncovered about canal sanitation.
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New York
Poultney Bigelow
Senate Committee On
Atlanta Negro Drayman Fights His Accusers
In Atlanta on a Wednesday, Joe Grant alias Joe Wilson, a Negro drayman for Henry Mienert, was accused of coal theft by three railroad workers J Chastain J H Reese and W J Erskine. He attacked them until officers arrived and, in police court, defied the court while Recorder Broyles berated him. Bound over to state court on $300 bond, he vowed to kill the three men who led to his arrest. The case labels him as a desperate character.
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Atlanta
J— John Chastain
J. H. Reese
W. J. Erskine
Western & Atlantic Road
Joe Grant
Joe Wilson
Henry Mienert
Broyles
Judge Speer Denies Greene and Gaynor Custody Discharge
In Savannah on January 12 Judge Speer denied Greene and Gaynor's motion to discharge from custody citing lack of jurisdiction. The ruling keeps them detained as the federal case proceeds.
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Savannah
Diplomatic ties severed between France and Venezuela
It is unofficially reported from Washington that diplomatic relations between Venezuela and France have been broken off, raising the specter of further tensions between the two nations.
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Washington, Jan
Venezuela
France
Marshall Field 18 Shows Slight Improvement After Night
Morning bulletins from the Holland House bedside report Marshall Field passed a quiet night with slight improvement this morning. The message emphasizes care, and a stray line warns about candle wax care.
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New York
Marshall Field
Holland House
Leading Revolutionists Arrested in St. Petersburg Today
Warsaw reports that members of the local revolutionists' executive committee were arrested today. Police found secret printing presses at their headquarters and a collection of death sentences ready for issuance.
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ST. Petersburg
Warsaw
Chadwick Begins Ten-Year Prison Sentence in Columbus
Mrs. Cassie L Chadwick, charged as a U S officer, left Cleveland for Columbus to begin a ten year prison term. No friends were present at the station and efforts to obtain a stay failed.
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Cleveland, O
Cassie LL. Chadwick
United States
Columbus
Fugitive President Morales Seeks Asylum in American Legation
Santo Domingo Jan 12. Fugitive President Morales has taken refuge in the American legation as negotiations move to compel his resignation and exit from the country.
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Santo Domingo
Jan
Morales
Legation
Judge directs acquittal in Hill forgery case
Philadelphia January 12 Judge Audenreich instructed the jury to return a verdict of acquittal in the case of John W Hill former chief of the fultration bureau charged with forgery and falsification of records. For sale a large number of residences and vacant lots purchased of Seares Rowbuck Co at bargain prices Ed R Jones 12 8t
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Philadelphia
Audenreich
John W. Hill
Fultration Bureau
Seares, Rowbuck & Co
R. Jones
Seares, Rowbuck & Coy
First Baptist Church Opens New Atlanta Edifice
The First Baptist Church of Atlanta prepares to formally open its new church building on April 1 with a sermon by Rev. W. W. Landrum and a special song service. Architect Northan presented plans to the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris, praised as near perfect. The edifice costs $160,000 with a $6,000 pipe organ and a $4,000 baptistry. church membership is 1,007.
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Atlanta
First Baptist Church
W. W. Landrum
Hcule ‘Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Northan
Arrival of fine mules promised for tomorrow sale
Mr J Livingston said his son C W Livingston reports from Columbia Tennessee that the first carload of splendid mules will arrive in the city tomorrow. The lot includes many large mutes suitable for heavy work and buyers are urged to inspect the shipment. Also three more closed cabs were added this morning. Phone 26 for details.
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J. Livingston
C.W. Livingston
Columbia
Tenn
Livingston
Albany Business League to Organize Tuesday Night
The Albany business and professional men will meet Tuesday night at 8 at City Hall to form the Albany Business League. The temporary executive committee will report a constitution by laws and a financing plan aimed at independence. The drive seeks hundreds of members to build strength and future opportunities for Albany.
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Albany
Pest
Albany, Business League
Albany Business’ League
Reception in Honor of Mr and Mrs M E Jackson
Baconton Ga Jan 12 Special On Wednesday at Mulberry Street Methodist Church Macon Mr Minor B H Jackson of this place and Miss Rivers of Macon were joined in holy matrimony The couple arrived here yesterday and at the groom s parents home last evening a splendid reception was given The bride is well known in Baconton and many friends welcome her back
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Baconton
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Macon
Minor BH. Jackson
Mias
Uncle Rivers
Walter T. Jackson
Horrible Butchery at Tiflis Trans-Caucasia
Mass violence erupts near Armenian Seminary in Tiflis as Cossacks attack. Bomb blasts ignite a fire that consumes the seminary. at least 63 killed and many injured as shells explode. Troops shell another Armenian seminary, killing eight revolutionists.
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Tiflis
Trans- Caucasia
Jans
Proposed merger drives southern iron and steel development
Chicago January 12 The Tribune reports the merger of the Tennessee Goal and Iron Company with the Republic Iron and Steel Company will trigger extensive development. Plans include thirteen million dollars for new railroads and mining exploitation in the southern iron and steel region.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
Southern Iron and Steel Industries
Tennessee Goal and Iron Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Albany's Changes Impress Visitors In A Year
A visitor notes Albany's rapid transformation since last year, with new buildings in the business district and improvements along Washington Street and surrounding areas. The decorous bustle touches business and residential sections, signaling a revived city core to newcomers. For sale listings offer many residences and vacant lots purchased from Seares, Rowbuck & Coy via Ed. R. Jones.
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Albany
Han
Washington Street
Buainoas
Decatur’s Friends Face Uneasy Court Martials
Annapolis January 12 Final arguments closed before the courtmartial of Midshipman Stephen Decatti. The panel heard defense and prosecution, with the accused facing possible dismissal on one or two hazing charges. An appeal reportedly will be filed to the secretary.
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Annapolis
Stephen “Decatty
Pibcene
Ayy
Sale of Real Estate and Miscellaneous Items Notice
Sale includes residence on Monroe Street with 710 by 210 feet lot, offered for $2 195 terms. Also listed are maple syrup in pint bottles two for 25 cents, homemade apple jelly two for 25, Libbys plum pudding cans 16 cents, Camp’s beer 20 cents per can. Contact Ed R Jones or Fields for details.
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Monroe
R.‘ Jones
Libby
Leader says Ramon Cacoras to back Roosevelt treaty
In Santo Domingo Ramon Cacoras named temporary president reports that he will support the Roosevelt treaty and that peace in the Little Republic is assured according to a cable to The Leader.
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Cleveland
Jany Trane
Ramon Cacoras
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt
Tittle Republic
Booker Washington's School Receives Large Bequest
Newark reports that Booker Washington's school, the Tuskee Normal Institute, will receive about half a million dollars upon the death of the testator's wife. Andrew Dotger of Booth Oran filed for probate.
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Newark
N.J
Gan
Andrew Dotger
Booth, Oran
Tuskee Normal Institute
Booker Washinton
For Sale The Rust Home Corner Tefferson and Wd Ry
For sale notice describes a Rust residence at the corner of Tefferson and Wd Ry. Includes parcel 7/100 105 by 106. Mentions one story or nine space assessment and an unspecified seller. Sale details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Rust
Corner Tefferson and
Iin Wd. Ry
Sape
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Pvery
Bigelow
Panama Canal
Judge Speer
Greene and
Gaynor
Mir
Chadwick
First” Baptists
Mr- Livingston
Tennessee
M. E. Jackson
Weathier
Georgia
Tifli
8. E. Bush
Aottane
Southern Iron and Steel Industrian, and Mines
Decatur
Booker Washington’s School
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