Homes in Georgia for Old Soldiers Aided by New Colony
P H Fitzgerald launched a colonization plan to provide cheap homes for old soldiers in Georgia. The venture, backed by Governor Northen, has enrolled over 14 000 members with about 150 000 dollars in shares paid. Nebraska leads, Indiana close behind. delegates will come from Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Iowa. Funds stay with subcolonies until land purchase. Land expected at 2 50 to 3 00 per acre, with mills sent ahead to prepare materials.
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P. H. Fitzgerald
Georgia
Northen
Nebraska
Indi Os
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Indianapolis
Off for Liberia Emigration Ship Leaves Delaware River
The Danish steamer Horsa cleared the Delaware River bound for Savannah toward Liberia with 200 emigrants aboard. The trip marks a northern step in the southward migration to the African republic, backed by the International African Society with agents active across the sound. The passage includes communal bunk arrangements and two large stoves for cooking during the voyage.
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Priuape
Poa
Horsa
Delaware River
Savannah
Liberia
African Republic
Tnternational Kink, m Society
Sound
Che
Phe Dora
Fetetan
Solgier Shot In Accident At Iberian Wharf
Wallace Stevens, 24, of battery B, Wari, injured at the Iberian Ice wharf when his 83 calibre revolver, while he sat, fell from his belt and discharged. The bullet pierced his armpit. crowd panic followed. Doctors say the wound likely not fatal. police eased the scene after removing him.
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Orleans
Stevens
Steven
Crated Spanish Gunboat Fire Targeted U S Mail Ship
Maprin March 15 report details that on the eighth instant the US mail steamship Alliance, returning from Colon to New York, was fired on by a Spanish gunboat six miles off Cape Maysi Cuba. Windward lane used by US Caribbean traffic, no Cuban port of call. protests demand Spanish disavowal and immediate orders to avoid interfering with lawful American commerce. Spanish minister Muragua questions the account, calling it uncertain and suggesting affidavits from Alliance crew. Other items include Oklahoma railroad veto and a New York swindle case.
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Taylor
Madrid
United States Mail Steamship Alliance
Colon
New York
Cuba
Cape Mays
United Sates
Caribbean Sea
Cape Maysi
Cuban
Spain
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Muragua
Washinatox
Senor Muragua
State Department
Uni
Parate
Crossman
Alliancia
Gresham
Senor Maragna
Senor Maragua
Moreye
Crosaman
Wreck at Indiana wrecks No. 7 train near fairgrounds
Tenny Harris reports a Van dalia westbound passenger train No. 7 wrecked in the east yard near the fairgrounds at 1 30 am. Six coaches crushed. passengers escaped with minor bruises. Engineer Pat Daley reversed the engine and brakes, likely saving lives. The crash injured several crew and delayed service nearly four hours.
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Tenny Harrs
East Yard
Fairgrounds
Pat Daley
Terre Haute
Daley
Hanley
E. BR. Stormsa
J. Rahm
W.P. Kipp
Irish Heart
Tranquil Government Declares Four Departments Peaceful
A World dispatch from Colonsay reports fourty nine Colombian departments are tranquil with no armed opposition in Cacua Wolima Cundinamarca or Boyaca. The Indianapolis arrived in Baltimore with 1400 tons of coal after six day delay due to labor issues. The Atlanta may need fuel and could sail to Cartagena. Waldemann, Pananta canal director, plans to depart for Paria. In Chicago Polish parishioners at St Hedwig’s failed to oust Father Sedlaczsk. two ringleaders detained as mass began under police guard amid protests for a secular priest in the Resurrectionist era.
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Wolima
Cundinamarca
Boyaca
Indianapolis
Lamont
Baltimore
United States
Atlanta
Cartagena
Waldemann
Pananta Canal
Paria
Chicago
St. Hedwig's
Father E Sedlaczsk
Ataa.m
Resurrectionist
Floods Subside as Columbus Suburbs Return to Normal
Floods in Connes, Georgia, are subsiding and the river is returning to normal. In a eastern city section residents still use small boats to move between houses. Damage reports are incomplete due to lingering flooding and scattered debris.
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Columbus
Concunes
Kentucky will case verdict sustains Gratz will
The jury in the Gratz will case returns a noon verdict upholding the will giving Mrs Clay the largest share of the property of Richard Gratz. The will had been contested by General Joseph G Shelby, US marshal of Missouri, and by others claiming rights through connections to the Clay family.
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Grats
Mire
Clay
Gratz
Richard Grats
Joseph G. Shelby
United States
Missouri
Pioroa
State exhibit funded and planned in Georgia fair plan
The state exposition board authorized spending 6000 of state funds for an Agricultural exhibit and will begin work immediately. In Berlin, the Pananian government orders schools closed on April 1 with special prayers planned for Prince Bismarck on March 11. In Atlanta, the Georgia Y M C A holds its seventeenth annual state convention with about 100 delegates. Columbus sees its heaviest rain in twelve years causing rail washouts. In Knoxville, highwaymen rob US Revenue Collector James T. Taylor of 245 dollars. a posse pursues. Gov. Atkinson in Atlanta grants Columbus Street Railway tax payment relief pending legislative appeal to lower assessment.
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Prince Bismarck
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Revenue
James T. Taylor
Campbell County
Atlanta
Atkinson
Columbus Street Railway Company
Killing in Kentucky and other incidents
A Times dispatch reports Mac Moors of Shelby county killed by John Hamner near Junction City Kentucky after Hamner said he found Moors attempting to enter his home. Hamner under arrest. Moors about 21. Separate reports note a boy of 10 shot dead by his brother at a home near here. An Roxbury apartment theft involved $8900 in bonds and valuables from Miss Mary Swift and $100 from Miss Rebecca Remick.
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Shelby County
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Junction City
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Moore
Ils
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Lrs
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John Walton
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Bosto Bostos
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Roxbury
Mary Swift
Rebecca Remick
Two Horses Run Wild Disrupt Quiet Afternoon
Two horses caused a stir yesterday afternoon as G W Glover’s bugey horse bolted after a paper flyer and wedged into a fire plug. Col A B Harrold’s mare joined the commotion racing down the street, ending near the same obstacle as onlookers watched in astonishment.
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A. B. Harrold
Rehearsals for Queen Esther cantata announced
Children taking part in the Queen Esther cantata will rehearse at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. today. A full rehearsal will be held tonight at 7:20 sharp, at which all taking part except children are expected.
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