Three Train Rogues Arrested Near Dahlonega
A Southern Railway theft gang outbreak led to three men’s arrest near Dahlonega after the Southern through train No 12 hold up near White Sulphur. Sheriff Sergent and ex Sheriff Davis captured Luck and two companions, one a foreigner. Luck carried $600 in gold and silver. police suspect two experienced bandits led the operation and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bickers
The
Banner
Gainesville
Southern
White Sulphur Station
Dahlonega
T. N. Hanle
Southern Railway
Special
Lumpkin
John Luck
Luck
Mobile
Sergent
Lumpkin County
Jas. Davis
Jim Davis
Post Office Addition Delays Prompt Sharp Inspector Scrutiny
With more than half the contract time elapsed, additions to the post office and federal court rooms progress slowly. The government inspector cites poor material quality, especially terra cotta, shipped by suppliers, causing significant delays. About $5,000 worth of material has been rejected, including roughly $400 in a single day. The contractor, begun last June, must finish by May or face forfeiture of $40 per day, while insisting they are doing all possible with three superintendents overseeing.
Market Burglary Hits Russell Tilton's on West Broad
An early morning break in at Russell Tilton's meat market on West Broad Street near Lucy Cobb Institute saw thieves enter by cutting the wire screen door. Stolen items include two and a half hams, a shoulder, a quantity of sausage, one shotgun, and several small articles. No suspects identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Tilton
West Broad Street
Chase
Lucy Cobb Institute
Governor Reviews Parade in Charleston Riot National Guard
Charleston marked Washington's Birthday with bank and office closures and a suspended official business schedule. The highlight was the Third Riot National Guard unit parade reviewed by Governor Blease and his staff in Charleston, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Washington
National Guard of
South Carolina
Blease
Charles Francis Adams Speaks at George Washington Univ Convocation
Charles Francis Adams of Massachusetts delivered the principal address at George Washington University’s winter convocation in Washington. The ceremony in the new Masonic Temple included conferring degrees upon nearly one hundred students. Washington's birthday passed without a cherry sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adams
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
George, Washington University
New Masonic Temple
Reorganized Society to Fight Animal Cruelty in Athens
The local ladies of Athens plan to reorganize the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. They will launch a city wide campaign to enforce state and city laws protecting animals, targeting neglected horses, overloaded draft animals, and cruel beatings. Authorities will support efforts to uncover offenses and prosecute offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
God Ladies of
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Sponsors Named For The Game Between Intermediates And Boys High
Sponsors were named for Friday evening ballet style basketball game at the Y M C A between the Intermediates of the local association and the Boys High School of Atlanta. For the Boys High School the sponsors are Misses Sarah Mell Josephine Wilkins Mesara Fleetwood Lanier and John Strickland. For the Y M C A Intermediates sponsors are Misses Miriam Haselton and Marlon Nicholson with Messrs John Nicholson and Edward Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
Atlanta
Sarah Mell
Josephine Wilkins
Mesara
Fleetwood Lanier
John Strickland
Miriam Haselton
Marlon Nicholson
Messrs
John Nicholson
Edward Dorsey
Spoons Found Dress Items Tied To Suspect In Larceny Case
In a search for stolen allver spoons from Mrs Dye’s home, Millie Ann King was named as a suspect. Police found dress items owned by Geo Mayne and Eldsell in her home, suggesting prior wear. The spoons were not recovered and King is jailed awaiting trial for larceny from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Dye
Millie Ann King
Pacific Coast Congress Opens in Portland for Printers
The Pacific Coast Congress gathers in Portland Oregon with attendees from California Utah Washington Oregon and Idaho as the first regional meeting of its kind in this area. A banquet hosted by the Portland Commercial Club will be held tomorrow night. Taxpayers are filing personal tax returns with the city clerk who has been busy collecting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Congress
Aundance
California
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Portland Commercial Club
Holliday Case Heads City of Athens Trial
Yesterday was not a holiday for Athens and the court heard the last testimony in Dr. A. C. Holliday v city. The third day featured final plaintiff evidence and defendant arguments. A verdict was expected before tonight’s adjournment as the civil docket holds over a hundred cases with criminal matters awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. C. Holliday
Farewell to Ellen Terry in New York dinner
Ellen Terry, finishing her American tour, will be entertained at a farewell dinner at the Hotel Astor tomorrow night. Notables including Joseph H. Choate Mrs Patrick Campbell and Kate Douglas Wiggin will speak before Miss Terry sails home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellen Terry
America
Hotel Astor
Joseph H. Choate
Patrick Campbell
Kate Douglan Wiggin
Miss Terry
Pastoral Visitation Debate Clarified by Athens Ministers
E L Hill, chairman of the Athens Ministers Union, corrects a misimpression from a recent Athens Banner article. He notes the union meets weekly at First Presbyterian and discusses pastoral visitation, with ministers split between minimal visits for illness or distress and active outreach, totaling about thirty local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Association of Ministers
Ministers Union
First Presbyterian Church
A.J. Smith
Union
Troy Beatty
Beatty
E. L. Hill
Minister's Union
Tri-State Medical Society Meet Opens in Raleigh
Prominent physicians from Virginia North and South Carolina attend the annual Tri-State Medical Society convention in Raleigh. Dr Joseph A White of Richmond called the session to order and Governor Kitchin gave the welcome address. Papers are read and professional questions discussed through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Virginia
Two
Carolinas
Tri-State Medical Society
Seasion
Joseph A. White
Richmond
Kitchin
Poleys Honey and Tars Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertises a family medicine claim for LaGrippe coughs and colds. It touts Poleys Honey and Tars as a prompt remedy to prevent pneumonia, urging refusal of substitutes and noting availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Louisiana Boy Yields 138 Bushels Corn on One Acre
A seventeen year old Melrose youth, Stephen G. Henry, won the National Corn Show prize at Columbus after cultivating nine acres to produce 138 bushels on less than one acre at a cost of 13 1 2 cents per bushel. His success highlights Louisiana's shift from cotton to corn amid modern farming methods and state agricultural programs.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
State Agricultural Department
V. L. Ros
United States
Baton Rouge
Stephen G. Henry
Melrose
Natchitoches Parish
Columbus
Ohio
Young Henry
J. Y. Sanders
Shreveport
Washington
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
Port Gibson
Mias
Louisiana State University
Henry
Roy
New Orleans Credit Men's Association
O. W. Crawford
Northwest
Union
Ruston
Rock Inland
Illinois
Louisiana Development League
Graves
Georgia to field strong team under Frank Anderson this spring
Pete Daly writes that University of Georgia baseball practice is in full swing under coach Frank Anderson. The piece highlights returning stars like Thompson, Brannen, Bartlett, McWhorter and Ginn, plus newcomers vying for every position. The article expresses strong confidence that Georgia will have a successful season with rich material and Andersons leadership.
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Pete Daley
Journal
Atlanta
Frank Anderson
University of Georgia
Georgia
Anderson
Cunningham
Lucas
Tabor
McWhorter
Twitty
Boggs
Thompson Brothers
Brannen
Brooks
Bartlett
Ginn
Felker
Marion Allen
Creekmore
Sos Johnson
Hing
Chis
Loecas
Bowden
Hay
Peacock
Outfeld
Bob McWhorter
Young Ginn
Williams
Riverside
Knight
Gordon
Cliff Hatcher
McDaniel
English
Emory
Thompson
Shorty Brooks
Lajoie
Collins
Evers
Frank
Herty Field
Bishop Consecrated at Leavenworth Cathedral
The Rev. Father John Ward of St. Marys Kansas City was consecrated bishop of Leavenworth at the cathedral in Leavenworth Kans with papal delegate Mgr Diomede Fulconio presiding and Archbishop Glennon of St Louis among the assisting prelates. Ward, a native of Ohio, has served in Kansas since his 1884 priestly ordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
aKs
John Ward
St. Mary's Church
Kansas City
Kas
Mgr
Diomede Ful
Conio
Washington
Glennon
St. Louis
Lississ
Numorous
Ohio
Kansas
Prominent Odd Fellow Recommends Peruna Cure
Mr. Chas L Sauer Grand Scribe of Texas writes from San Antonio praising Peruna after two years as secretary treasurer of a Galveston dry goods firm. He details a bout of c atarrh and debility improved after several bottles, and he has since recommended Peruna to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Sauer
Texas
San Antonio
Galveston
Insurance Commissioner Folk Replaced by G Thomas Taylor in Tennessee
Nashville Feb 22 Today Insurance Commissioner Beau E Folk defeated for re election will be succeeded by G Thomas Taylor and take a post of financial responsibility. Folk was noted for pushing a uniform fraternal insurance bill and chaired the fraternal committee, elevating him to national prominence as Tennessee advances reform insurance laws amid a regular Democrat Republican coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Beau E. Folk
G. Thomas Taylor
Will
Folk
Mobile
Tow
Insurance Commissioners’ Convention
Tennessee
Tennessee General Assembly
Oklahoma Teachers Meet Opens with Record Attendance
Muskogee Oklahoma buzzes as state teachers converge for the annual convention of the State Teachers Association. A packed program features Dr A E Winship of Boston and P P Claxton of the University of Tennessee, signaling a strong start to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
State Teachers’ Association
Tomorow
A. E. Winship
Boston
P. P. Claxton
University of Tennessee
Falla Victim to Thieves
Eight-year Coal City resident W Bends suffered a health theft by liver and kidney troubles for twelve years until Dr King s New Life Pills provided relief. The pill claims to ease constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and related ailments priced at 25 cents from W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Dr. King
W. J
Smith & Bro
H. R, Palmer & Jon
Educators Gather in Mobile for National Education Session
Noted educators from across the country arrived in Mobile Alabama to attend the annual convention of the department of superintendents of the National Education Association. Sessions begin tomorrow and run through the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Department of Superintendents
National Education Association
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cold Cure
In Hannibal Missouri M Stockwell reports a severe cold and cough that threatened pneumonia. He says Foley's Honey and Tar cured him with one bottle. The remedy, described as non opiate and reliable for households, is available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
M. Stockwell
Hannibal
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