Requisitions Denied by Governor in Lum Woo Case
Governor Terrell of Georgia denied the Louisiana request to extradite Lum Woo after the attorney general ruled a fugitive from justice cannot be sought in another state unless he has been there. Lum Woo had never visited New Orleans, ending a two to three month effort to extradite him. Prosecution says the move is a lawful effort to prosecute a murderer amid a wider gambling and poi soned whiskey case in Atlanta.
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Blanchard
Louisiana
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Froming
Lum
New Orleans
Joe
Jang
Atate
Private Car for the President Proposed in House
Washington March 23. In the executive appropriation bill debate Mr Gaines of Tennessee proposed an amendment to fund a private car for the President of the United States with a 100000 dollar appropriation.
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Petce
Washington
House
Gaines
Tennessee
United States
Tarver Wins Over Paul Jones In Dougherty County Primary
Yesterday’s Dougherty County primary returned incumbents and saw H. A. Tarver defeat Paul H. Jones for county treasurer. The race drew large crowds and close expectations, but Tarver won by a wide margin as Jones conceded gracefully. County party officials met to consolidate results including sheriffs, tax receiver, coroner, and surveyor races with preliminary tallies cited.
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Dougherty County
H. A. Tarver
Paul H. Jones
Court House
Tarver
Pirates Seize Launch Near Canton Loot Rifles and Ammunition
A launch owned by the Standard Oil Company was seized and looted by pirates near Canton yesterday. The pirates took a number of rifles and about one thousand pounds of ammunition. The U.S. gunboat Callao is proceeding to the scene.
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Hong Kong
Standard Oil Company
Canton
United States
Callao
Senate Conferees Appointed On Statehood Bill
Washington March 23 Senators Beveridge Dillingham and Patterson were named the Senate conferees on the statehood bill.
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Senate
Washington
Beveridge
Dillingham
Patterson
National government to probe Chattanooga lynching turnout
Washington announces a federal investigation led by Attorney General Moody into the Chattanooga lynching of a Black man named Johnson. Four Secret Service agents arrive to assist, as officials say the case marks a potential federal role in punishing lynchers and protecting Supreme Court orders.
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Department of Justice
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Chattanooga
Supreme Court
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Supreme Court of the United ‘States
Tennessee
United States
Chicago
Knoxville
Purdy
Department of’ Justice
Secret Service
Tenn
Department “of Justice
Secret’ Service
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Hd‘ Johnson
Supreme Court of the United States
Miners and Operators in Indianapolis Labor Talks
In Indianapolis the joint conference of operators and miners met in executive session to break a wage deadlock. Miners dropped demands for a 24 4 percent wage rise and 8 hour day while offering to accept the 1903 scale of 5.65 percent. Operators floated arbitration by a board named by President Roosevelt, with no progress after a noon adjournment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Woman falls into elevator shaft at college building
Mrs J J Durham of Comanche Indian Territory visiting her son Dr W J Durham a student at Georgia Eclectic Medical College stepped into an elevator shaft on Hdgewood avenue Atlanta and fell from the first floor to the basement breaking a collar bone and sustaining numerous bruises She was taken to Grady Hospital for treatment.
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Marsh
J. J. Durham
Comanche
Indian Territory
W. J. Durham
Georgia Eclectic Medical College
Hdgewood Avenue
Grady Hospital
Governor Seeks Help Over Sheepmen Dispute
Governor Chamberlain of Oregon has written to President Roosevelt warning that serious trouble is brewing between Oregon and Washington sheep men and requesting an investigation into conditions.
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Washington
Salem
Ore
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Howell addresses Newton county voters at Covington court
Hon. Clark Howell spoke to about 1500 listeners at Covington court as he criticized Col. William J. Peek and a circular backing Hoke Smith. The Populist figure planned to reply at the dinner hour, drawing attention to politics and cotton policy in Georgia.
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Clark Howell
Newton County
Covingston
Heberon
Howell
Rockdale County
William J. Peek
W. J. Northen
Mr. Howell
Rockdale
Hoke Smith
Southern Cotton Association
William L. Pee
Col. Peels
Cal. Peek
Cotton Association
Holland Studio wins grand portrait prize at Birmingham
A telegraph from H H Holland of Hollands Studio reports his studio won the first prize in the grand portrait class at the Southern States Photographic Association annual convention in Birmingham. The win marks notable recognition for Georgia photographers and is celebrated by local friends and the Herald.
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Southern Tris State Photographic Association
Birmingham
Georgia
Alabama
Migataeippi
Halland
Tares
Hollanji
Bey
Rtlitspreat
Photographera
Thrié
The
Herald
Russian Jews Coming This Way
Berlin reports unusually large numbers of Jewish and Russian emigrants heading to the United States and South America after Easter. A committee including Prof Otto Warburg and O Oliven aims to direct emigration to suitable destinations and to steer applicants away from New York and the eastern states by advertising in Russia and organizing port committees at Galveston New Orleans Baltimore and other southern ports. The group notes well to do Jews intend to travel to the United States.
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Berlin
United States
Soyth
America
New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Governor Pattison Report on Health Status
Columbus Ohio March 23 physicians attending Governor Pattison will issue a bulletin on his condition this afternoon. They refused to state whether his condition is worse or better as his son has been summoned from college.
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Columbus
Ohio
Naval Stores Season Ends as Savannah Maintains Lead
Special to The Herald Savannah Ga March 23 The Naval Stores year ends in a week with April 1 starting a new period through April 4 1907 Savannah sees continued port supremacy as a naval stores center Jacksonville failed to challenge The current season proves favorable for operators with good prices and bright outlook Receipts show spirits at 210203 casks and resin at 710807 barrels while stocks remain modest for both products.
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Herald
Savannah
Jacksonville
Mices
Ships Wrecked Leaving 85 Lives Lost Along Coast
Boston reports fifty four ships wrecked and eighty five lives lost along the coast during the past winter. The tally lists ships wrecked and provinces affected across New Land.
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Boston
Masa
Newland
Hanvlers Candies Advertises Best Quality
An advertisement for Hanvlers Candies touts premium quality and urges customers to place orders, promising the best confections and a focus on top-tier products.
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