Battle Flags Return to Mexico Motion Largely Approved
In a reading from the journal the House committee on foreign relations favored a joint resolution to return twenty one battle flags from the United States Military Academy museum to Mexico as a courtesy to a friendly power. The measure passed with approval from Mr. Cockrell while other resolutions faced postponement or denial amid immigration and taxation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasminatos
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ferkson
Republic of Mexico
United States Military Academy
United States
Mexico
Congress
Curtis
Bureau of American Republics
Cockrell
Quay
Stump
Maryland
Senate
House
New York
Geary
California
Livingston
Georgia
Taylor
Mlinois
Sam Roth Trade Form Montgomery Terminal Company Formed
The Savannah American and Montgomery railroads facilitated a deal turning the Montgomery Terminal and Street Railroad Company’s property and franchises over to a new corporation named Montgomery Terminal Company. Incorporators include H C Bagley and P Clegg of Americus Georgia and A M Baldwin J W Deming J J Holliday H Roquemore and R P Seals of Montgomery. Capital stock listed at 208000. The road runs from Commerce and Tallapoosa streets to the Savannah Americus and Montgomery terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Roth
Montgomery
Monteouerr
Ala
Savannah, American
Montgomery Terminal and Street Railroad Company
Montgomery Terminal Company
H. C. Bagley
P. ©. Clegg
Americus
A. M. Baldwin
J. W. Deming
J. J. Holliday
H. Roquemore
R. P. Seals
Commerce
Tallapoosa
Savannah
Attempt on Montt and Canto Thwarted in Chile
Special cablegram reports a thwarted assassination attempt on President Montt and General Canto near Manto station. Rails were removed to wreck the Santiago express, but railroad officials moved them in time. Canto found kerosene and matches near his seat during breakfast after the train's arrival at Llall. The report adds details from the Southern Passenger Association meeting and board elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As New Yonk
Valparaiso
Saga
President Montt
Genral Canto
Santiago
Birth of National Real Estate Association Sparks Largest Southern Assembly
Real estate brokers from across the nation gather in Nashville to form the National Real Estate Association. Gov. Buchanan and Mayor Guild welcome attendees in a milestone meeting aiming to standardize transfers, promote home ownership, and study national real estate resources. M. E. Pilcher elected president and S. M. Klloe secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansaville
Tens
House of Representatives
National Real Estate Association
Ohio River
Buchanan
Guild
Geo. H. Armistead
Commercial Club
J. C. Bartolf
Milwaukee Real Estate Exchange
M. E. Pilcher
S.M Klloe
A Cowardly Murder Shocks Gallatin Courthouse Street
Gallatin Tennessee February 17 A special dispatch reports William Carter eldest son of Julio Carter a noted farmer and horse dealer was shot in the back and killed by Edward B Turpin in Gallatin Carter died about twenty minutes after the shooting Turpin was jailed the incident denounced as a cowardly murder in the county Jackson Mississippi February 17 also notes a lunatic asylum disaster bill passage and safe confinement actions in Nashville and Brunswick Georgia updates on immigrants and a hotel company receiver appointment
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Nasaville
Tenn
Gallatin
Wi. Carter
Julio T. Carter
Edward B. Turpin
Turpin
Carter
Carter TaDi
Brunawick
Oglethorpe Hotel Company
Parmers' Loan and Trust Company of
New York
Cravatt & Whitfield
Alexander I of
Macon
Warren Leland, Jr
Bronewick
Army advisory meeting notes obscure fragment
An unclear military advisory meeting fragment mentions a meeting date around February and references officials including Macon and Rhee. Details are highly garbled, with missing roles and contexts making the event hard to identify or date precisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artanta
Peels
Macon
Street Car Revival Depends on Local Support and Options
American citizens face a pivotal decision as Mr. Fouche of Rome seeks to operate the Americus street railway with Thomson-Houston. Electric experts assess costs to fix the line, while owners along the route must grant options at fair prices to share in profits. If crowds back the plan, the contract could close promptly and work begin, aiming for operation by March 15 or April 1 at the latest.
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C. M. Fouche
Rome
Thomson-Houston Company
Americus
Fouche
Times-Recorder
Allen House
Americas
Thompson-Houston Company
ICI
Cordele Mayor Contest Seen Heading to Court
Strozier and Marvin battle for Cordele mayor as election challenges rise. A magistrate gathers evidence over disputed votes after the recent municipal election as counsel from Americus and Cordele prepare for a decision by Judge Fish of the superior court. Arrivals at the Allen House include numerous travelers from Macon Atlanta and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strozier
Marvin
Cordele
Jange Fish
Superior Court
Cordele'a
Messrs. Hinton & Cutts
Americus
Strozler
Messrs
Fort & Watson
Littlejohn & Thompson
Cordelo
Allen House
Ensign
Chattanooga
GL Sheppard
Buena Vista
Miller Stewart
Cincinnati
JL Thornton
New York
Stephen Popper
Macon
JR Stratford
Baltimore
JL Freeman
E Newell
Atlanta
Jas Lowenstein
Savan
Hardaway
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Robinson
Brown Burkhalter
City
B Harrell
Richland
Hurson
Philadelphia
E Hawkins
Harwell
Chas Lemberg
Cargill
Fowler
C Massey
M Fouche
Rome
C Mawkos
Elty
M McName
Chicago
M Harvey
Columbus
J Beeland
McNeal
Georgia
Trammell
Hal Lawson
Abbeville
Undesirable Visitors In Town Hoards of Tramps Plague Streets
A city endures a surge of tramps and beggars over recent weeks. The article condemns them as nuisances and a threat to public safety, arguing most lack labor virtue and squander charity on liquor, while acknowledging a few worthy cases deserving aid.
Revival of Mining and Manufacturing South planned with editor
The Mining and Manufacturing South is to be revived next week with Larry Gantt as editor. Florida names June 1 for the state Democratic convention in Tampa. Georgia Alliance to speak at St Louis convention. Delegates from Livingston and last year’s state convention to be contested by labor groups. Four hundred thousand dollars in Confederate widow pensions to be distributed. $200,000 for disabled veterans to be issued starting March 1. Tea and coffee consumption comparisons between Britain and the U.S. also noted, alongside Salvation Army coverage and an elk driving proposal for the Chicago World’s Fair by Paul McCormick and Montana ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gantt
Georgia Alliance
St. Louis
Livingston
Executive Department
Great Britain
Paul McCormick
Montana
Yellowstone County
Chicago
McCormick
Fort Custer
Morning Happenings and Town Notices
In Macon the Breakfast Table notes many strangers and beggars in town, farmers preparing for crops, and a club meeting Friday night. A mayoral police court case was dismissed. The article mentions spring fashions and mint juleps, fishing and game hunting, and a trades union among local colored carpenters. A.J. Drane's promotion to a war department clerkship is celebrated. Notes on dollar cotton prices, a half-bale of cotton in Newton county, and Wilcox county liquor prosecutions are included. Robbery at Arabi leaves $200 taken from a safe. postoffice funds safe demolished with no clue. Vaughn, a fireman, reads and sketches in jail, while Hawkinsville reports a fatal knife attack on Martin Brewer. Col J A Batil’s visit stirs talk of Telegraph sale.
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Singer Sewing Machine
A. J. Drane
Americus
War Department
Washington
Tir Times-Recouper
Drane
Quinton
Davenport Drug Company
Cts
Leon Ab
Arabi
Gear Southern and
Florida
Menora
Bodgood & Royal
Georgia Southern
Vaughn
Bible Fall
Supreme Court
Vaughb
Hawkinsville
Jim Brown
Martin Brewer
Grace's
Brewer
Talk of a Savannah terminal for Savannah Americus and Montgomery lines
Savannah whispers rise over a potential terminal for the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railroads in the city. The Morning News notes Col Hawkins pursues inducements and may visit soon as work could start in April to finish in four to five months, enabling next season’s traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Americus & Montgomoery
Morning News
Sam Road
Lyons
Col. Hawkins
Laaid
Noties and Tradesmen Reported in Rapid County Developments
Fragmentary OCR note describes plasterers bricklayers and noties in county area with references to streets and peinst. Mentions 9 o’clock timing and Cooper as a possibly linked name. text is garbled but indicates a local trades or public works update.
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Ar Lanra
Souther Passenger Association
B. Stahlman
Thomas H Garter
Me Suben
National
Real Eatate Association
Yeaterday
Fort Teale Soliat
White Star
Hamburg
Noel
Europe
Cordele Wareth Warm
Hotel
Arivats
Dr. Blackwell
State Democratic Executive Committee
Tampa
New York Herald
General Booth
Hyde Park
Groctcras
Beiefest
Georgia Happenings
Newton County
Wilcox County
Mecen
Col
J. A Batili
They
Americus Jewelry Company
M. Harvey
G. D. Harwell
J. E. D. Shipp
L. B. Sasser
F. G. Turpin
Ferris & Son, Merchant Tailors
Augusta
W. H. Fish
Oglethorpe
Harrell
James G. Parks
Dawson
W. H. Allen
C. C. Minter
Ellaville
Robert Toombs
Dunge Allen Fort
Railroad Commission
Master Allen Fort, Jr
C. F. Broome
Mr. Broome
Brunswick
Tim Tor Tiues
Brumewick
E. F. Hinton
Dr. Marvin
Cal. Hinton
RJ Alexander
J D Brown
Mra Net- He Bass
Artur Berger
Cornelia Bailey
Elex Berred
John Calaway
Mra M Collins
Able Coambless
Wm 8 Chapman
Charlie Cummings
W B Doncally
WH Dunn
Misa Pinkey Dayer
Disey Dam
W T Stopbus
E A Stating
Bartamore Smith
Virgil Williams
Wilcos
Calvin Wilburn
Grace Waters
Mops Wade
Ramey
Ralty
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