Harvard President Eliot Plans Southwest and South Tour
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard College, will undertake a lengthy trip through the Southwest and South visiting Harvard clubs and attending reunions. The itinerary spans Buffalo, Chicago, Nashville, Dallas, Austin, Houston, New Orleans, Birmingham, Atlanta, Charleston, Asheville, Greensboro, Durham, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Morristown, and ends in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Mass
Chas. W. Eliot
Harvard Ollege
Harvard
Hilot
Harvard College
South
Eliot
Buffalo
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Nashville
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Memphis
Dallas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Hearne
College Station
Austin
University of Texas
Mezes
San Antonio
Association of Northern and Eastorn College
Men In the
Southwest
Antonio
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Harvard Club of Louisiana
State University of Baton Rouge
Tulane University of Louisiana
Tulane
Montgomery
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Atlanta
Athens
University of Georgia
Charleston
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Spartanburg
Wofford College
Asheville
N. C
Greensboro
Arly
Guilford College
Durham
Trinity College
Phat Plac
University of North Carolina
Chapyi Hill
Richmond
Washington
Harvard Club of
Acquittal Seen for Mrs Erb and Sister in Sensational Case
In Media Pennsylvania Mia Florence Erb wife of Captain J Clayton Erb and her sister Mrs Catharine Beisel were acquitted after nearly three hours deliberation. They were charged in a sensational shooting of Captain Erb at a Delaware County courthouse. Both were found not guilty on joint and separate counts.
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Media
Jan
T.mia
M. Florence Erb
J. Clayton Jeb
Pennsylvania
Catharine Beisel
Erb
Delaware County Court House
Taft to Visit Athens Georgia State University
Judge Hamilton McWhorter completed travel arrangements in Atlanta and Augusta for Mr Tafts visit to the University of Georgia at Athens. Press dispatch notes Tafts departure from Atlanta after the January 16 visit at 1 PM and his return to Athens for the Georgia State University appearance.
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Hamilton McWhorter
Atlanta
Augusta
Mr. Taft
Taft
Athens
Georgia State University At
State to buy two farms for convict use in Georgia
Atlanta January 7 1908 the state prison commission will buy two farms for penitentiary and reformatories with funds from near beer taxes for 1908 1909 and a prior appropriation. One farm about 6000 acres will confine white convicts not to be used on public roads. The Baldw in county state farm to hold negro convicts. The second farm 1000 to 1500 acres to house a white boys reform school with Baldwin county reformatory used for negro boys.
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Atlanta
State
Hoke Smith
Smith
Baldwn County
Middle Georgia
Baldwin County
Albert T Patrick may yet be free
New York dispatch reports James Milliken, Albert T Patrick’s brother in law, en route to Texas to seek a death bed confession from valet Charles Jones recanting the confession that led to Patrick’s murder conviction. Milliken met District Attorney Jerome to press for a new trial and Patrick’s acquittal as Jones nears death from consumption. Honorable S A Wootten of Wilkes County visits Capt B D Coz on College Avenue.
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New York
John T. Milliken
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William M.rice
Texas
Charles ¥. Jones
Patrick
Jones
Milliken
Jerome
A. Wootten
Wilkes County
B. D. Coz
College Avenue
Boy Shot By Parlor Rifle In South Jackson Home
A thirteen year old accidentally shot his ten year old brother while playing with a loaded parlor rifle in their South Jackson street home. The bullet entered the left side above the heart, then exited after lodging under the skin, and pierced the thigh flesh. Both boys suffer painful but non serious wounds.
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R. H. Barrow
South Jackson Street
Queen of Italy Nears a Breakdown and Baptist Chautauqua Organized
Rome dispatches report severe quakes causing panic and continued destruction in Messina and Reggio with thousands buried and hundreds missing. Queen Helen, exhausted and ill, may collapse if she remains at work among victims as relief funds top 5 million dollars. Separate Georgia Baptist Assembly forms in Blue Ridge with 200 acres, a $25,000 auditorium plan, a sanitarium, an artificial lake, hotel and schools, to hold a month long Chautauqua next August with J M Green elected chairman and federal organizers named.
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Rome
Palermo
Catania
Messina
Hellene
Reggio
Tbe
Vatican Hospital
Calabria
Atlanta
Baptist Assembly
the Candler
Blue Ridge
Fannin County
Georgia
J. 8. Davis
Albany
Georgie Chautauqua
John M.green
EB. G. Willingham
R. C. Norman
Washington
John B. White
Julius W. Millard
John B. Brigey
F. J. Paxon
B. F. Abbott
A. B. Caldwell
H.R. Bernard
H. H. Cabaniss
M. M. Welch
B. D. Gray
John M. Green
Board of Control
Georgia Baptist Assembly
Winterville Deputy Sheriff Injured in Runaway Event
Deputy Sheriff Henry Hancock of Winterville was in town with a badly injured leg after a runaway incident. His young son drove a buggy in the lot to test the horse, the horse bolted, the boy escaped unharmed, and Hancock was pinned between the buggy wheels and a tree, injuring his right leg.
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Hancock
Henry Hancock
Winterville
Athens Boy Aboard the Ship Montana
President elect Taft will soon depart for Panama aboard the United States ship Montana. Among Montana’s electrical department is Andrew J. Cobb Jr., son of Judge Andrew J. Cobb, and Lt. Hileman, brother of Mrs. J. P. Proctor of Athens.
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Taft
Panama
United States
Montana
Electrical Department of the
Andrew J. Cobb, Jr
Andrew J. Cobb
Hileman
J. P. Proctor
Lame Shoulder Treated With Chamberlain's Liniment
A notice describes muscular rheumatism as common and needing no internal treatment. It recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily for quick relief and lists its benefits for muscle and chronic rheumatism as well as sprains and bruises. Pricing 25 cents for small, 60 cents for large, sold by local druggists including H R Palmer and Bons and Warren J Smith and Bro.
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Chamberlain
H. R Palmer
President Helps Orphans at Mecon Georgia Home
The president of the Industrial and Orphans' Home in Mecon, Ga., reports Electric Bitters has aided nine years in the institution. He claims it strengthens vital organs, purifies blood, aids digestion, creates appetite, and helps weak, rundown people and female complaints. Sold by W. J. Smith & Bro., H. R. Palmes & Gors.
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Industrial and
Mecon
Lile
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmes & Gors
Wew Roads Work Nears Completion And Lecture On Tuberculosis
The waitersville road works nearly finished with a county bridge project on Mitchell. The Winterville road is to be altered slightly reducing grades and shortening the route. Dr W L Moss of Johns Hopkins University spoke at the State Normal School on tuberculosis and other contagious diseases, detailing prevention and answering questions from a large audience. The audience rose to thank him for the informative address.
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Waitersville
Mitchell
Winterville
Biberton
George O'Kelley
J. B. Williams
Ihs
State Normal School
State Normal
Bohol
W. Ly Moss
Johna Hop King University
Moas
Moss
Johns Hopkins
T. Dr. Mons
Counties 10 Take All the Convicts
Atlanta Georgia counties press for roadwork convicts under a new law. Eighty three of 146 counties requisition about 3000 convicts, with a possible excess of about 550. If white convicts are not used for roadwork, each county’s legal quota drops by about 13 percent, creating requests for over 800 more than the distribution capacity. Counties must file by February 10. about 100 counties expected to take convicts for public road work.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Beim
Sihoe 1
Mor
An Anti-Toxin for Tuberculosis Discovery Report
An official announcement from Philadelphia in January proclaims a major breakthrough by Dr. R. C. Roseburgh of Jefferson Medical College. The tuberculosis germ allegedly appears in blood well before lung infection, can be destroyed by simple treatment and fresh air, and a forthcoming antitoxin may stamp out the disease.
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Jan
Cox
R. C. Roseburgh
Jefferson Medical College
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for croup relief
Mrs Davenport of Pauls Valley Indiana reports long use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy in her family and finds it especially effective for croup and whooping cough. The product is sold by H Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J Smith & Bro B O McBvoy and L P Canning.
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M. Davenport
Pauls Valley
Ind
Ter
Statewide prohibition bill introduced in Tennessee legislature
Nashville Tenn Jan senate today introduced a bill extending the four mile law to the entire state. Senator O K Holliday sponsored and it is expected to pass both houses by a safe majority. A sensational alleged offer by liquor interests to Republicans for state offices and election law changes to oppose the measure was reported here, Republican inquiries declined the offer with indignation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Isioel Ta
Senate
O. K Holliday
Tennessee
Ita
Court of Appeals Quashes Indictments Against Thornton Manry
The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed Fulton County Superior Court rulings in the Neal Bank officers case. It held indictments defective for failing to allege the real bank was a bank of issue, effectively ending the prosecutions of B H Thornton and W F Manry as officers and directors.
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Thornton
Manry
Atlanta
Court of Appeal
Fulton Superior Criminal Court
B. H . Thornton
W. F. Manry
Neal Bank
Powell and
Russell
Mosars
Court of Appeals
He will be joined jalier by Mrs. Mi chaal
The phrase reads as an OCR fragment noting a social arrangement. It mentions a person and a Mrs. Mi chaal, but lacks a clear event, date, or location to form a full news item.
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Jalier
Mrs
Michaal
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Chicago Quotations
The document lists Liverpool cotton bids with middling prices and futures for several months from January to November. It notes bids and markets for May July August and October contracts. It also begins a section on Chicago quotations with today’s ruling prices and exchange data.
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Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Jan
Toa
New
Athlete Weds Pittsburg Heiress in St Pauls Cathedral
Pittsburg January wedding unites John F Mulcahy, famed New York athlete and yachtman, with Miss Wilsack heiress to a 1 million fortune. Ceremony at St Pauls Cathedral followed by breakfast at the bride's sister home. romance traced to the St Louis world fair before Mulcahy gained fame as an athlete and naval cadet.
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Pittsburg
Canevin
Wilsack
Mies Vilsack
Mr. Mulcahy
St. Louis
South
Varley
Hamburg
Mulcahy
New York Naval Cadets
Leopold Vilauck
Vh Cloity
New Governor in Bay State Sworn In At Parade
Boston June 7 Eben 8 Draper millionaire manufacturer and former speaker of the lower house of the general court was sworn in as lieutenant governor. The oath and reinstallation were held in the hall of representatives with a large gathering of city officials and dignitaries present.
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Boston
Mass
Noall
Eben
Draper
Lee Ham
General Ee
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DR. Eliot
Harvard University
Judge McWhorter
Valet Jones
Rice
Italy
W. L. Moss
Winterville Road
Athene
Bay State
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