University Gets 645000 and 40000 for Tech School
The Georgia House adopted the general appropriations report giving 645000 to the state university over two years and 40000 to the Technological school. Public buildings funds of 81750 were delayed. The Atlanta depot proposal was reconsidered for a Friday vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Tech
Atlanta
House
General Appropriations Committee
Technological School
Soldiers’ Home
Sheriff Statements on Mason Lesesne Escape
Williamsburg sheriff explains the escape of Mason Lesesne a teen boy believed involved in criminal acts. Governor demanded information and the case drew public attention as authorities pursue the missing youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Conomais
Dee
Williamsburg
Esape
Mason Lesesne
Lesesno
Columbia
Peri
Central Asia
Moscow
Steamer Rossgull Founders Off Jersey Coast
Storms hit British coast as the steamer Rossgull from Plymouth foundered near Jersey. Nine crew missing after a wrecked voyage between England and the Channel Islands.<|vq_15783|>
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British
Channel
Rossgall
Plymouth
Jersey
Kaved
St. Breve
France
England
Channel Islands
St. Brieuc
American Policy in China Draws Austrian Press Criticism
Austrian papers harshly critique U S policy toward China as outlined in President McKinley s congressional message. Fremdenblatt says the U S cannot compensate foreign rights infringements while Wiener Tageblatt questions whether Austro Hungarians who lost money health and lives in the United States receive the same concern amid new arrests for draft evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viessa
Dee
United States
McKinley
Congress
China
Washington
Fremdenblatt
Neues Weiner Tageblatt
Telegrams Hold Up In Constantinople Dispatch
All telegrams delayed as Captain Colby H Chester and three officers of the Kentucky remain in Constantinople for the Selamlik. Other Kentucky officers will visit, with news of telegraph lines cut by Smyrna events and related Turkish matters.
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Chester
Constantinople
Selamlik
Constantinope
Colby H. Chester
W. P. Scott
William A. Moffett
Leigh
Palmer
United States
Kentucky
Kile
Smyrna
Cheater
Vali
Cacaval
Wireless telegraph experiments link Belgium and England at sea
Consul Roosevelt reports a La Panne Belgium station for wireless messages with England. A 130 foot Marconi mast at La Panne and an extended mast on the Dover Ostend mail boat Princess Clementine enable ship to shore communication toward two coasts. Messages were exchanged with Ostend Brussels Dover London and Dovercourt Essex as ships neared the coast.
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Wastusutoy
Roosevelt
Brussels
State Department
la Panne
Belgium
England
English
Dover-Ostend
Clementine
In Paine
Dover
Senate Hearing Backing Africa Liquor Treaty Ratification
The senate committee on foreign relations heard testimony from temperance groups led by Bishop Hartzell urging ratification of the Africa liquor traffic control treaty. Delegates pressed for early action, citing welfare of the black races. The committee plans to report the treaty ratification without amendments.
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Wastixotox
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Temperance and Reform
Africa
Hartzell
Senate
Wastrncatos
Committee ‘On Foreign Relations
Senator Lodge
Army Canteen Provision Sparks Contention in War Bill
In Wasumarox December 6 sources say the army bill's canteen provision may provoke debate. It bans selling intoxicating drinks by any officer or soldier at army posts transports encampments forts or military premises and directs the secretary of war to issue orders to enforce it.
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Wasumarox
United States
Lemon Elixir Claims Broad Cures despite Questionable Proof
Advertisements tout Mozley or Moztey's Lemon Elixir as a remedy for indigestion, liver and stomach issues, headaches, fevers, and more. Testimonials from users in Reevesville and Louisville claim relief after long suffering, with notes on coughs, bronchitis, and general debility. A tombstone mention and garbled lines remain.
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Say Doctors
The notice promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It describes tests with water sediment, claims relief for back pain, liver and bladder problems, and urges readers to mail for a free sample and book. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 sizes. offers free by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Prolonged House Proceedings Report Army Reorganization
The House met with news that Mr. Bontelle of Maine resigns his chairmanship of naval affairs. A special order was set to begin discussions on the army reorganization bill with no vote time set. The Senate passed a bill omitting two officers from German decorations. A Pettigrew inquiry on Cuban postal frauds was referred to relations with Cuba. Senator Hale revived the rank of vice admiral in the Navy.
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Houtelle
Wasittxatoy
House
Bontelle
Maine
Dalzott
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Brosias J
Senate
BH. McCalls
W. G. Wise
United States Army
Germany
Pettigrew
Cuba
Cuhn
Hale
Navy
Army reorganization bill poised for quick House vote
In Washington the House Military Affairs Committee signaled that the army reorganization bill will be taken up under a special rule today. The rule allows no fixed final vote time. a vote may come by arrangement or after invoking the prior question if needed.
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Hall
House
Annual Baptist Mission Conference Opens in Denver
The American Home Missionary Society began its annual conference at First Baptist church in Deyvon on December 6. Delegates from many states attend with 26 general missionaries and three general superintendents. The society reports 1,140 missionaries at work and 12 new eastern missions opened since the war with 609 members, plus over 100,000 dollars allocated for Negro schools in the South. Mexico hosts 30 missions, signaling broad overseas activity. Beckham’s plurality in Vraskort stands at 3,059 with voting results: Beckham 234,052 Yerkes 229,863.
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Denver
Deyvon
American Home Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Gaza
Porto Rico
Mexico
Beckham
Vraskrort
Ham
Yerkes
Canadians Entertain Parliament Guests at Luncheon
Visiting Royal Canadian regiment members led by the Duke of Argyll and dignitaries such as Joseph Chamberlain and Lord Lonsdale were welcomed in the house of lords after an address praising colonial troops. The Canadians were hosted at a luncheon by the Duke and Duchess of Argyll at Kensington Palace with Strathcona and Monnet Royal among the guests. Tenor Maple Sung at Princess Louise’s request. Dec 15 opening noted for a Norwegian railway between Christiania and Gjovik.
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Lexpos
Royal Canadian Regiment
Duke of Argyll
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Lonsdale
Duke of Aberdeen
Lord Lansdowne
House of Liament
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
House of Lords
Luucheon
Duke
Dachers
Argyll
Rensington Palace
Lon Strathcona
Monnet Royal
Princess Louise
Firemen Crushed As Wall Falls On Indiana Blaze
Evassville Indiana December 5 A fire destroys the Mesker Structural Ironworks and Lewenthal s commission house. One fireman is killed five severely injured all from hose company No 2. The dead is Cottleib Surbeck and the injured include Jim Daulevy Steve Kiely Join Wriver Ed Schmitt and John Felker. Losses total about 110 000 with Mesker insured for 25 000. Wall collapse traced to moulding department after heat draw off last evening.
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Evassvile
Ind
George L. Mesker & Co
Lewenthal
Mesker
John Felker
Cave-In Traps 61 Men at Nay Aug Mine in Pennsylvania
Nay Aug mine near Dunmore reports a cave-in trapping 61 miners. Rescue teams work three hours to reach the chamber. all miners are saved with no serious injuries. Also reports storm deaths in Utica and fires in Boston plus shipwreck off Hampton Beach and a railroad trestle accident in Greenville South Carolina. An unknown Alabama man is fatally struck by a locomotive.
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Nay Aug
Berastox
Nay Auz
Dunmore
Louisiana boards buy Angola cotton plantation for convict labor
The Louisiana penitentiary board purchases the Angola cotton plantation of 8300 acres on the Mississippi river for 215000 and the H sugar plantation in St. Marys parish for 75000. Convicts will divide work between both sites raising cotton and sugar.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Louisiana Penitentiary Board
Angola
West Fonclana
Mississippi River
St. Mary's Parish
Bayou Teche
Grand Lake
Second Day of Southern Industrial Convention Opened Strongly
The second day in New Orleans drew a large crowd with many delegates arriving by early trains. Cardinal Gibbons opened with prayer as Dr. Lyman Hall of the Georgia School of Technology spoke on technical education. Papers followed from Tulane, Mississippi, and Louisiana educators, discussing railroads and foreign trade's role in southern development.
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New Orleans
Southern Industrial Convention
Committee On
Hargravy
Cardinal Gibbons
Isaiah
Hargrove
Sidney Storey
Lyman Hall
Georgia School of Technology
Hall
Brown Ayres
Tulane University
R. B. Fulton
University of Mississippi
J. W. Calhoun
Edocation
Louisiana
South
Safford Berney
Mobile
N. B. Kelly
Trades League of Philadelphia
Jackson
Miss
Waco
Tex
Memphis
Morgan
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple city names and initials
Fragmentary text reads like a list of cities and initials across states and regions, with unclear punctuation and probable OCR errors. No coherent event or entities beyond place names and scattered abbreviations.
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Mets
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Toursvilee
New York
Anderson
Peorles
Charleston
Cnantxston
United States District Court
ES. Anderson
Peerless
Brawley
Binsixanam
Ala
Perry Harris
Blyton
Earl Fletcher
Harris
Fletcher
Averix
M. M. Dolphin
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Santa Fe
Gulf, Lo
Pau
Lind Hay
Mare
Garrxsville
8. O
Doc
Travelers’ Rest
John McKinney
Holland Howard
Bart
McKinney
Howard
Pal
James
Ed Hayes
Italy
Wasmincton
George W. Myer
Boston
Bo mm
Rossgull
Loxvow
Baron Herman Speck von Sternberg
Calcutta
St. George's Church
Hanvover Square
Lillian May Langham
Louisville
London
Lonpox
Count
Countem Bonide Castellane
Vanity Fair
Bent
Livapta
Netherlands
Tue Haave
Pierton
Transvaal
Gage
Berwin
Europe
Halifax
Viscount Halifax
Church Union
Dublin Herald
Church of Rome
Parisian
Allan Line
Liverpool
Maxaoxa
Matagalpa
National
Mometombo
Hely-Hutchinson
Loxvox
John Luke Hely- Hutchinson
Earl of
Soria
Bulgaria
Oasistor
Washington News
Ossip
Inter
Mozley
Monley
W. A. Griffith
Reevesville
8. C
N. D. Coleman
Beelab
Mosley
Charles Gibhard
Jefferson St
Louieville, Ky
Wecky
H. Baldwin
Alexander &J
Atlanta, Ga
Moztey
H. Moziry
Calbstone
Payne
Ways and Meney Committe
Baptist Home Missions
de Stroyed
Utica
N. Y
Haywood Bros
Wakefield Rattan Company
Wakefield Commy
Honda
Portamouth
N. H
Mary A. Brown
Gloucester
Hampton Beach
Greesville
S. C
Perry Cooper
Southern Railway
Mostoomeny
Loulaville
Nashville
Binainanam
Alan
Harrington
Birmingham
Greenville
Mist
Colorado
Meaxer, Colo
THE
Federation OF Labor
Lovuisville
American Federation of Labor
Music Hall
Executive Council
Aoair
Amog
W. H. Haskins
Ohio State Miners’ Association
Patrick Dolan
Pittsburg District Miners’ Association
John Weitzel
St. Louis
Internatonal Tobacco Workers’ Union
Sara Groshaus
Streater
Uls
United Garment Workers of America
Mim Groshaus
Lymah Hall
Goulds
Austin
Vera Crag and Pacific
Hidalgo and Northern
Pacheca
Tts
Tampico
Pearson & Sons
Salina Cruz
Yucatan
Ozanx
David Matthews
Matthews
Pinkie Goff
Thompaon
Goff
Justice Windham
Cramps Works
Wall Street
Vickers Sons & Maxim, Mimudd
Urany Philadelpha
Nolan
Thomas Nolan
Charnte
Wasutsotoy
Connil Toungee
Bordeaux
Gironde
Dr. King
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Warran J. Smith & Bro
Hees
Nia Een Etn
Allanta
Government Hospital
Lithia
Ustell
Perry Davis
Pennyrovat
Pitts
SAI
Ted
Douste
Tampa
Points South
WEAT
Simin Vien
Montgomery
Macon
C. It
Anguata
Charlotte
Wilmington
Hamlet
Baler
Henderson
Béom
York
Penn
B.R
Mindolphin
A.L. Ry
Jerson
Southern Pines
Renaab
Charlotta
Greenwornd
Atlan
LY. Ly
Newark
Bco
Baltimore
H&p Co
Aahington
Forpmmont
Lridgeway Jet
Scatters Pines
Jacksonville
Marani
R. Ito
Greenwood
Augusta
Mont
Nof
E.D. Stone
Banner Building
Telephone
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