Riot police raid reveals anarchist hideout in Mansrixip
Ten ringleaders captured at Bower's Hill, including Benzel Bonish Char Jos Perllech and Frank Chour. Germans and Slav fled to hills. House walls filled with anarchist pictures and literature. A cave-like room under Bonzel Benish’s shanty uncovered. One boy group accused in Bridgeville tipple arson. Wary cries from a frightened child punctuate the raid.
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Mansrixip
Bower's Hill
Benzel Bonish
Char Jos Perllech
Frank Chour
Chicago
Bridgeville Tipple
Sherif Mowry
Bonzel Benish
Benish
Wilsons to St Augustine Rest Trip Likely to Mexico
Washington February 2 Son W L Wilson chairman of the committees on ways and means plans a brief rest trip to St Augustine Florida next week. He will be joined by Mrs Wilson and Representative and Mrs Taraney. The excursion may extend to Mexico City and will last about a month. It is reported in the telegraph column of today.
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Washinton
W. L. Wilson
Waya
Lake Forreat
S.A M
Allen
Mies
Thce
Roney
Geo. H. Selg
Delay in Senate confirmations stalls numerous nominations
Washington, Feb. 2. Senate committees review presidential nominations with unusual care, leaving about forty unacted since before Christmas. Fifteen are for New York, two for Missouri, two for Tennessee, two for Pennsylvania, two for Maine, and others across various states. Opposition and protests slow confirmations, with New York cases drawing local resistance and perceived senatorial influence.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Missouri
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Maine
Tramps and vagrancy policy in Georgia courts
The article reviews Judge Mathews handling of vagrancy cases, noting only twenty three docketed and seven acquitted for lack of evidence. It discusses the difficulty of proving vagrancy, the need for warrants, and public cooperation to maintain order. It also covers Southwestern railroad earnings reports, court days in Sumter, and local forage hay experiments by Geo H Selg, highlighting homegrown Georgia agriculture.
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Mathews
Georgia
Farmers near Sumter report peace and plenty in lean times
A Sumter district farmer told reporters that hogs have been killed at high rates this winter but neighbors have enough meat and cotton money to last the year. He says people learned from high meat prices and will keep up their efforts, lifting others with them. A new trial motion in Larkin Marshall’s burglary case was noted, with most expecting denial. Tom Glover disrupted a city hall meeting as Democrats clashed with reform speakers, causing the gathering to adjourn.
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Tone
Sumter Coun Nea
Macon
Pres Madera
Ploelda
Fieneuille
eConte Praraud
Anand
Wusey
Ue Gaull
Westen
ArLesien Wella
Mency
Windsor
Georgia
Athenia
Savannah
Fly
Americus
Vegara
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
Hong Exchange
Ain the Industries & Ean
Tourlata
Florida
Avannah
Brunswick
Wuormer
Aloaile
Georia
Amauricus
Lewiston
Sumter
Larkin Marshall
Fish
Marshall
R. BR. Stewart
Tom Glover
J. B. Osborn
Uncle Tom
Osborn
Byrup of Figs Promises Gentle, Prompt Kidney Relief
Sygurihicg extols Byrup of Figs for pleasant digestion and quick kidney relief. It claims Romel cleanses the system, dispels colds headaches fevers and cures habitual constipation, promising a cure for many, without clear details or sources.
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Romel
Mrs Turner Dixon Very Ill At Her Home North Of City
Friends report Mrs Turner Dixon gravely ill at her home three miles north of the city with little hope of recovery. The elderly widow, mother of Rev. Robert Dixon and Mrs Oscar Battle, is a well known local figure. A man named Shakespeare’s Prince Isja visits the city for several days from the World’s Fair, though he is not connected to local affairs.
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Turner Dixon
Dixon
Robert Dixon
Oscar Battle
Americas
Isja
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AL M. Knapp
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Secy
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Mexico
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Char- Mo Hong
Trinity M.E. Church
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MRA
Cleveland
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J. W. Mize
West End
Jennie Tiner
Dawson
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Anil
London
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Raymond
Cuantaston
Alexander Cliftoe
Acme
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Sam Railroad
Henry B. Tompkins
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da. G. C, Osacon
Lowell, Mass
HB. A. Ancorn
Oxford
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Intaar Company
Murray Street
New York City
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Potts-Thompson Liquor CO
Atlanta
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