Dandy Dick at the Colonial by the Thalians
The Thalians present Dandy Dick tonight at the Colonial theater following a dress rehearsal success. Victor Victor stars as the dean with Laloge Darwin leading the female roles. ensemble includes George Harrison Tarvet and Miss Hart among a large listed cast.
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Thalians
Colonial Theater
Dandy Dick
Victor Victor
Mr. Victor
England
John Clayton
John ‘Wood
Georgina. Tidman
America
Augustin Jedd
Tristram Milden
George Harrison
Major
Tarvet
Jacobson
Darbey
Watson
Blore
Butler
3Ir
Cubbedge
Noah Topping
If. Jenkins
Hatcham
Groot
Pinkussolon
Georgina Tomat
Miss Darwin
Salome
Aheba Ey Tie
Miss Hart
Banpad
Toppinggiiles Nicholl
Blind Senator Wins Fight Against Woman's Charges
A jury quickly returns a verdict in favor of the blind senator, acquitting him after a brief trial. The panel reached the decision within ten minutes, delivering vindication for the defendant amid accusations by the complainant.
Gore Verdict Clears Senator Gore In $50,000 Damages Suit
Mrs Minute Bond sought $50 000 in damages claiming an attack in a Washington hotel last March. A Oklahoma City jury returned a verdict for United States Senator Thomas P Gore finding the evidence insufficient to support the suit and exonerating the senator. The courtroom crowd reacted with silence and the case prompted plans to appeal on alleged jury influence by courtroom demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Minute E. Bond
Washington
Senator Gore
Georgia Senator's Funeral Procession Heads Home
The body of Georgia's senator is to be interred today as the funeral party reaches the state.
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Georgia
Locker Clubs in the Closing of Them May Start Going In
A fragment notes locker clubs closing and potential movement toward a new regime in a region referred to as Geor Et. The text hints at organizational changes and possible shifts in control without clear dates or names.
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GEOR
Local option fight sparks Georgia locker club debate
Confusion surrounds a Georgia dispute over locker clubs and curbs on gun use in Atlanta. The issue ties to state wide political timing and possible legal interpretations as grand juries weigh regulatory actions.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Cotton Bulletin on Seed Variety Test Results
The Cotton Bulletin reports findings from tests on several seed varieties. It outlines comparative performance across yields, vigor, and fiber quality, noting which varieties performed best under tested conditions.
State College of Agriculture releases cotton bulletin
The annual cotton bulletin prepared by Prof. L. E. Rast reports results from experiments with many cotton seed varieties. Seed houses and farmers send samples for exhaustive tests with detailed records, yielding invaluable results and wide demand for the publication.
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State College of Agriculture
L. E. Rast
A Clergyman’s Narrow Escape and Peruna Cure
A clergyman recounts near death from consumption in May 1903 and credits Peruna with a dramatic recovery. Letters from Rev. Roberts and others from 1906 to 1913 praise the medicine, claim renewed life and willingness to testify, and urge others to try Peruna.
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Iba
Peruna
Rev. Roberts
Mabny
G. W. Roberts
Alabama
Athens Attorney Strickland Charged With Larceny After Trust
A Fulton county grand jury returns a true bill against Roy M. Strickland an Athens attorney on larceny after trust. The indictment cites a 1911 fee of 20 dollars and a separate 100 dollars meant to pay a brother’s Clarke county chain gang fine. Strickland says the case shows weakness and his friends defend him.
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Journal of Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
Roy M. Strickland
Athens
Clarke County
Solicitor General's Office
Strickland
Atlanta
G. B. Gillespie
Bill
Mr. Strickland
Sharp trick to protect fowls from hawks using a slanted razor blade
Atlanta farmer Benjamin Groner devised a method to deter hawks. He cut off a dead tree's limbs and mounted a slanted razor blade on the trunk. A hawk perched, slid down the blade, losing its talons, and flew away crippled. Two sets of owls later were found beneath the blade.
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Atlanta
Benjamin Groner
Prof Slage in Elbert County Bridges Advice
Prof Searcy B Slack of the University engineering school visits Bowman in Elbert County to consult road authorities on Broad River bridge construction. He alleges a blackmail attempt involving Gillespie and family members who opposed his release, with money paid and returned. Mr Strickland’s friends express strong support.
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Searcy B. Slack
Good Road
School of Engineering
The
University
Elbert County
Bowman
Broad River
Gillespie
Ume
Mr. Strickland
Body Lays in State for Senator Bacon in Atlanta
Thousands passed by the capitol to view the body of Senator A O Bacon as he lay in state for a few hours. The funeral train carried the casket to Macon where burial will occur, with a large escort including U S regulars and state officers in the solemn procession.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Senate
A. O. Bacon
Georgia
Macon
Kiala
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Capitol
John M. Slaton
United States
Fort McPherson
Caneral
Athens
Bacon
A. O. B. Sparks
Willis Sparks
Athena
Burrow
University of Georgia
Soule
State College of Agriculture
Snelling
Harry White
Professor Park
University
State Normal School
Alexander Rhodes
E. C. Branson
F. A. Merrill
Judge Andrew Cobb Named as Senate Candidate
Georgia press names Judge Andrew Cobb of Athens as a worthy and conscientious potential senator to succeed the late Senator Bacon. The state has no man more suitable or capable than Cobb for the position.
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Amebe
Bacon
Andrew Cobb
Athens
Cobb
Paint or Not Horse Metaphor Ad Explains Costs
An advertisement from DEVOR Talmage Hardware Co. argues paint prices rise yearly, urging readers to avoid delaying house and barn painting as waiting increases future costs and diminishes property value. it likens painting decisions to feeding a horse and notes hay and oats are high today.
Vanderbilt Home Destroyed by Fire
Jericho New York February 18 Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr s new country home here today was destroyed by fire The loss is estimated at 175000 on the building and 40009 on furnishings The house was completed just before Christmas and was occupied only by a caretaker and two assistants The fire is supposed to have been caused by an overheated furnace.
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Jericho
Long Island
N. Y
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Sophomore Debaters Selected for University of Georgia Event
The University of Georgia will feature sophomore debaters M. Tanner Jr of Carrollton W. H. Quarterman of Winder and M. C. Scott of Decatur with K. Bennett of Waycross as altern ate. The notice includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets claiming cures for constipation.
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University of Georgia
M. Tanner, Jr
Carrollton
W. H. Quarterman
Winder
M. C. Scott
Decatur
K. Bennett
Waycross
Death and injury when cars crash in Indianapolis
Two killed and many injured when a street car was crushed between two heavy traction cars in Indianapolis. The crash was blamed on slippery rails with deaths identified as James Horan and Jacob K. Hardy others listed as seriously injured or injured including Harry Oliver John Kaney Mrs M C Fessler George Shirk Harry Virnéy and P C Jochua.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Iwo
James Horan
Jacob K. Hardy
Harry Oliver
John Kaney
M. C. Fessler
George Shirk
Harry Virnéy
P. C. Jochua
Word From Athens Newspaper Man Ends Stay In City
George Walton Reab writes from Athens Georgia bidding farewell to the Progressive City after a stay since December 2 1913. He praises Athens hospitality and urges residents to support the chamber of commerce and trade excursions while hoping to return soon.
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Athens
Georgia
Ita
Chamber of Commerce
Augusta
Atlanta
City
George Walton Reab
Uncle Joe Cannon Aims For Congress Again In Illinois
The article notes Uncle Joe Cannon plans a return to Congress this year amid a probable race in Illinois. It states Democrats would resist his bid to become speaker, predicting he would sit in the House as a minority member even if he wins.
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Joe Cannon
Congress
Joe
Illinois
House of Representatives
Florida Pays More Per Capita to Confederate Veterans
Special to the Banner from Jacksonville Florida reports that Florida spends more per capita on ex Confederates than any other southern state. Pension totals rise to 750000 per year after new law. About 4860 on rolls including 2638 soldiers and 2227 widows. Also notes many Confederate monuments and a home for ex Confederates in Jacksonville. Stresses warm welcome for Jacksonville reunion May 6 to 8.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
State Board of Pensions
Chickamaugaa
Chattarooga
Jarchives
War Department
St. Johns River
Joseph Finegan
Finegen
R. Saxton
New York Tribune
Boston
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Colonial
Hero
Cotton Bulletin
Aires
Ars
Devor Talmage Hardware Co
Adv
Vanderbilt
Chamberlain
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