Fallieres Elected President of France on First Ballot
Paris reports the national assembly chose Fallieres as president on the first ballot with 449 votes while Doumer trailed with 871. Venezuela cut diplomatic relations with France, expelling Paris Cable Co. chiefs as American Minister Russell handles French interests in Curacao Porto Caballo landing denial.
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Willemstadt
Curacoa
France
Venezuela
Russell
M. Paigny
Porto Caballo
Martinique
French Cable Co
Caracas
Lays
Erery
Paris
Jan
Lene
National Assembly
Fallieres
Senate
Doumer
Chamber of Deputies
Jas
Dowmer
Freeman Indicted Over Perceived Bucket Shop Operations
Atlanta January 17 Robert M Freeman manager of the National Cotton and Stock Co is indicted by Fulton county grand jury on a charge of running a gambling house bucket shop He denies the accusation saying he is not operating a gaming house The case will test bucket shop legality as courts decide who runs legitimate businesses with mention of produce and a local phone line 2 for 25c.
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Atlanta
Robert M Freeman
National Cotton and Stock Co
Pryor Street
Kimball House
Fulton County Grand Jury
Freeman
Add to value of Your Farms by using Machinery Co
A short note urges farmers to raise productivity by using Machinery Co equipment and services to improve farm value and efficiency on vegetated plots. It highlights machinery options and potential cost savings for agricultural operations.
Midshipmen at Annapolis publicly dismissed for hazing
At the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis the hazing case of Midshipman Minor Meriwether progressed and three upperclassmen were publicly dismissed: Marzoni of Pensacola Foster of Indiana and Trenmore Coffin of unknown class were expelled from the academy. The event follows a broader wave of disciplinary actions reported by outlets including the Atlanta Journal Telegraph.
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Annapolis
Meriwether
Marzoni
Pensacola
Foster
Indiana
Trenmore Coffin
Ther Academy
Hazitig
Judge R B Russell Resigns to Seek Governor Post
Judge R B Russell resigns as presiding officer of the Western Circuit Superior Court to enter the governor's race. He handed the resignation to the governor, effective February 17, with ex Governor Henry McDaniel among leading candidates to succeed him and Governor Terrell to appoint.
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Atlanta
R. B. Russell
Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Russell
Henry McDaniel
Terrell
New Evidence in Patrick Case in Tennessee Listed
Cleveland Ohio January 11 1911 Former Judge Olcott of counsel for Albert Patrick will seek a new trial early February based on newly discovered evidence.
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Cleveland, C
Olcott
Albert
Patrick
Mob and Lynching Fears Mark Dover Jail Visit
A mob tried to seize Frederick Groves from a county jail in Delaware, staying around the building until dawn. Groves, accused of assaulting a white teacher Flora Booze, confessed after being jailed in Dover to prevent further lynching attempts.
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Mil’ord
Del
Frederick Groves
Flora’ Booze
Dover
French Charge Slipped a Cog in Venezuela Transit
Caracas reports that M. Taigny former French chargé d affaires left a French liner at La Guaira without authorization. Venezuelan authorities barred his landing and ordered him to proceed to Colon via Port of Spain, Trinidad.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
M. Taigny
la Guarra
Colon
Rust Home Place Changes Hands in Local Sale
The Rust home place at the north east corner of Flint and Jefferson streets sold yesterday for 2500 dollars. Mamie Dees and Alice Dees purchased the quarter acre lot of 105 by 105 feet, while the former owners retain a quarter acre on Jefferson Street along the alley. Ed R. Jones and R. L. Jones handled the sale.
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Rust
Flint
Jefferson Streets
Mamie Dees
Alice
Jefferson Street
Cok Ed
R. Tones
Bright Prospect for Albany Business League Formed
The Albany Business League was launched at city hall with a packed audience of business and professional men. Officers include Morris Weslosky as president and John A. Davis as vice president. the group aims to organize, draft a constitution, and recruit 150 plus members with dues set for different sectors. The fire alarm interrupted the meeting briefly but organization continued and a secretary position was planned as the league moves to formalize its work.
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J. W. Thomas
Albany Baseball Club
Georgia State League
Herald
Albany
Thomas
Savannah
Goode M. Guerry
South Georgia
Diamond
Royal
Ise Dent Thomas
Albany Business League
Greater
New Albany
Hera
League
Morris
Weslosky
John A. Davis
R. H. Warren
S. B. Brown
Jos
Davis
Sam Wi Smith
A. H. Hileman
John K. Pray
Ni i
Uture
John A. Betjeman
J. A. Davis
Betjeman
Macon
Georgia
Poon Area
Albany Bustih League
Eleckin
Leagie
Wis
County Convicts Fetch $36 Monthly Sale Highlight
The article reports Baker County paying $36 per month for misdemeanor convicts as a county sale event. It mentions Newton Georgia and a sale context with property references at Ragan lot and Jackson Street, naming officials and dates in a terse, period voice.
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Baker County
Newton
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CABLE
Rn Chiefs “Daven
Bly
Naugket Shop Test Ghat
W. .E. Fields
Wists
Hoke Smith
Macon ‘Télegraph
Hamilton McWhorter
the Telegraph
Atlanta’ Journal
Telegraph
Mi * Ito
Clark Howell
R. B. Russell Hands
TN Patrick Case
MGIN
Nant
Alice Dees
Ragan
Sociaty
Jackson -Atrontay
R. Jones
Hilsman-Sale
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