Atlanta Officers Strike Big Game
Sensational developments follow a raid on the Cannon hotel where nine suspected professional beggars were arrested. A bag with a safe cracker's layout and four loaded revolvers was found in their room. Clark, believed gang leader, was bound over to state courts on vagrancy charges for $5,000 bond as police pursue further evidence. The force suspects a Atlanta based gang with regional operations.
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Philippine Tariff Bill Blocked by Senate Panel
The Senate Committee on the Philippines refused to report the Philippine tariff bill. By an 8 to 6 vote they favored no favorable report and by 7 to 6 declined to report adversely for Senate consideration, effectively disposing of the measure.
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United States Plans Army Move to China
The United States government prepares in the Philippines to send troops to China to protect American interests. The President orders troops ready at a moment's notice in the far east to deter the Empress Dowager from taking repressive action. In Nanchang, clashes between French Catholics and others sparked riots. churches and property were burned, six priests and two Kingman family members were killed, and missionaries sought refuge as Chinese soldiers intervened.
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Lane bachelorhood and hair noted in Greene and Gaynor trial
Special to The Herald Savannah March 2 Mills Lane president of the Citizens and Southern Bank a leading financier testifies in the Greene and Gaynor case cross examined by Col Meldrim He says he has been with the Citizens Bank for fourteen years is single and forty five years old the defense asks only standard questions about his tenure and status
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Hemorrhage of Brain Cited as Cause of Death
San Francisco report states Harry Tenny died from brain hemorrhage after a fight with Neil Wednesday night. Autopsy by Dr. Kucich found a fracture above the right eye and the eye sinking into the head. Officials refute rumors of poison narcotics or heart failure.
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Savannah Politician Weighs Mayoral Run for Alderman Davant
Savannah Chronicle reports Alderman R J Davant, Fire Committee chair, may be urged to head a mayoral ticket as Savannah prepares for an imminent campaign. Davant seeks neutrality amid factional disputes over a city veterinarian election for the fire department horses, amid threats of resignation and committee clashes.
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Worst Storm of Winter Rages Across Nebraska
Dispatches from western and northern Nebraska report the worst winter storm in twenty four hours has left communications and traffic demoralized. The note mentions disrupted lines and transport across the region with market details about block butter at 25 cents a pound.
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Worth county couple’s Albany elopement thwarted by father
Laura West and Altréat Hall from Worth county came to Albany to wed but were stopped when West’s father Benjamin West blocked the license, alleging the bride is 13. The pair then aimed for Leesburg, hoping to secure a license there while supporters pit the lovers against parental interference.
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Strikes Hit Albany Cabmen and Theater Hands
Reports from Albany describe a widespread strike among cabmen and stagehands at the opera house. Cab drivers claim drivers refused concessions while theater workers lament poor cushions and embroidered reins.
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Patrick 10 and 6Th Patrick 10 Motion for New Trial Adjourned
The hearing on Albert T. Patrick's motion for a new trial was adjourned to April 3, creating another reprieve before the scheduled execution. District Attorney Jerome said he would join the defense in a petition for the stay.
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Student Volunteer Movement raises over eighty four thousand dollars
In Nashville March 2 the Student Volunteer Movement collected more than 84000 dollars for foreign missions and proceeded to tonight’s program with talks by eminent figures including Sir Henry Durand and John Foster.
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New Passenger Station Planned for Sioux Falls
Sioux City Iowa March authorities completed the transfer of the union passenger station and connecting terminals from the Great Northern Railroad. The project carries a price tag of 1,250,000 dollars for the new facility to serve travelers.
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Regulators Warn Negro Districts of Law and Order
A march by about fifty masked riders in Shreveport Louisiana circulated through negro districts at night warning residents to recognize law and order. Authorities claim a strong organization is in place and threaten swift action against disorderly individuals.
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Order Restored After Riot in Springfield
Springfield March 2 Last night passed without riotous scenes after two nights of unrest. Military and posts kept the peace and troops were not to be withdrawn before Sunday. Brakeman Davis remains alive but is expected to die at any moment.
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Refugees Arrive in New York from Hamburg in One Day
Nearly two thousand Russian refugees arrived in New York yesterday from Hamburg amid wartime displacements. Officials coordinated shelter and aid as the influx overwhelmed temporary facilities.
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Huyler's Candies Promoted With Fresh Weekly Shipments
Local retailer advertises Huyler's Candies CandiceAge Best as five confections sold in weekly shipments. Boxes come in 3 5 and 25 pound sizes.
Local Shop Promises Best Goods for Every Customer
An OCR fragment touts high quality and best offerings, urging customers to choose their preferred orders and highlighting commitment to top products. The text stresses selling only the best and equates quality with candy standards.
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