Tallulah River Power Scheme Aims to Transform Georgia Industry
Wealthy investors plan a large dam above Tallulah Falls to create a vast lake for an electric plant powering nearby factories at normal cost. They will exploit timber resources and form new manufactories, including spokes and wagons, with the Blue Ridge and Atlantic line extended to Knoxville to support the project.
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Tal- Jalah Falls
Connecticut
Minnesota
W. V. Lauraine
Blue Ridge
Atlantic
Georgia
Tallulah Falls
Tallulah River
Society Life and Club Influence in Atlanta Society
Public opinion frames club life as a driving force behind young men’s misfortunes. A well known Atlanta lady argues society costs are overshadowed by wine, supper, and club room expenses. She defends women as trying to curb demoralizing influences while noting club life fuels spending.
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Atlanta
Two Girls Abducted Carried Off by Three Men near Dayton
Farmer Corley reports his two daughters vanished at a railroad station. They later described being seized by three men who took them to a cabin in the mountains where they were left half starved and exposed. Carlisle returns from Lakewood after talks with Secretary Foster on treasury finances.
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Cuattaxooga
Corley
King
Dayton
Wit Meer Shieh Thay
Carlisle
Lakewood
Wasumatos
Mr. Carlisle
Cevelawi
Foster
Treasury Financial Condition
Treacary
Consigned to the Tomb Arthur V Weatherly Funeral
The funeral for Arthur V Weatherly is set for Wednesday at 10:30 AM in Athens. Friends gather at the Dougherty street residence and depot to honor the deceased with a choir, prayers, and readings, as pallbearers from Athens and Atlanta carry the casket.
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Arthur V. Weatherly
Athens
Georgia, Caroling
Northern Road
Me M. Weatherly
Dougherty Street
J. R. Crake
Eilen Mell
J. H. Huggins
W-P. Lovejoy
Lane
H. R. Bernard
Messrs. McHan and Shellburton
Atlanta
J. H. Stone
G. E. Lucas
W. H. Burbank
B.C. Tuck
The Dairy School at State College Opens March 6
The Dairy School at the winter course in the State college will open at Rock College on Monday March 6 and run two weeks. H J Wing, a competent dairy specialist, will head instruction on butter and cheese making milk ing feeding and care of dairy products. Citizens interested in dairying are invited to visit and learn. H C Watrs, Pres State College.
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State College
the Rock College
H. J. Wing
H.C. Watrs
Pres
City Notes and Local Moves in Athens Georgia
City Notes report Judge Y L G Harris recovering well with Dr Pope predicting rapid convalescence. Col Snelling resigns from Gov Northern staff due to workload. Mrs A E Grady departs for Atlanta to live with son W S Grady on Peachtree Street. Judge W W Stark seeks French consul post with Georgia delegation support. High Shoals sees wedding of William Ehrhardt and Mattie Wilbanks in a quiet Athene ceremony with future residence planned in Athens.
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Atlasta
A. E. Grady
J.W. Nicholson
Atlanta
Mr. W
Grady
Peachtree Street
Executive Mansion
Gate City
Haprriy Martrep
Texas Murder Trial Captivates State After Christmas Killing
Dallas reports the murder case of L G Randle who killed Ed S Randall last Christmas. The wealthy defendant has shifted much of his fortune to lawyers and a portion to his wife. Ena Cart, the victim’s widow, seeks venue changes and defense motions amid broad public interest.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
L G. Randle
Ed S. Randall
Major Randle
Jase
Som
The Hatch Bill Dies in House Defeat
Atlanta march 1 special report on Miss Force case. An investigating jury ruled Miss Force lunatic and ordered asylum. Solicitor General Hill expects murder prosecution if grand jury indicts. Ordinary Calhoun awaits asylum intake after ten days.
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Atlanta
Miss Force
C. D. Hill
Hesesus
Calhoun
Hatch anti option bill dies in Senate vote
The Hatch anti option bill failed in the Senate with 172 voting for and 122 against under a rules suspension, failing to reach two thirds. Georgia members largely supported it except Turner and Lester. The Hawaiian matter moves forward next session. The Senate also did not confirm Harrison's nominee Judge Hanchett to replace Judge Jackson. Vice President Morton hosted a reception for Vice President elect Stevenson.
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Washinetox
D. C
Georgia
Messrs
Turner
Lester
Senate
Harrison
Hanchett
Howell E. Jackson
Morton
Stevenson
Train Collision Kills Infant in Rhode Island Crash
A New York and New Haven run night train collided with a Stonington boat train near Pawtucket, killing an infant of Andrew Nanick and injuring about six passengers. The wreck halted traffic for two hours as crews fought flames and delays.
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Mar
New York
New York, New Haven
Norwood
Adjudged Insane and Miscellaneous March News
Major Robert N. Ely is declared insane in Georgia court. The Macon Telegraph is sold for 16500 dollars to J J Carling and a syndicate. The State Fair may rotate cities yearly. Mad dogs bite five in Cureaco. Delaware Chief Justice Alfred P Robinson dies suddenly. Cleveland delivers inaugural address of about fifteen hundred words.
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Court of Ordinary
Robert N. Ely
Macon
J. J. Carling
Mr. Carling
Messrs. Price and Seifert
New York Herald
H. Horne
T. J. Carling
A. B. Price
Cureaco
Delaware
Grovestows
Del
Alfred Peter Robinson
Cleveland
New York
Texas Judge Culberson and Cleveland Clash Over Silver Coinage
In a wide discussion on federal appointments, President-elect Cleveland weighs Culberson for attorney general but balks at his strong silver coinage views. Aimed at avoiding policy friction, Cleveland fears implications for resumption and currency laws amid pending naval appropriations and diplomatic bill debates.
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Mr. Cleveland
Judge Culberson
Cleveland
Jr . Culberson
Genern
Cleveland to press button opening World’s Fair
New York March 1 President Cleveland will press the button to start the World’s Fair machinery on May 1. A ten-director committee and ten-commissioner group will visit the White House March 6 for ceremonies and return to address the diplomatic corps supreme court senators and representatives. Outdoor exercises will take place on the grounds with a platform, barrier and crowd control planned.
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New York
Lakewood
Sites House
Mrs. Land
White House
Diplomatic Ic Corps
Supreme Court of Scene
Congress
Mexico's Hungry Hordes. City of Mexico special report
The Times- Democrat notes a government move toward free eating houses. A Pennsylvania Railroad northbound train collided with a side tracked freight on the Long Bridge over the Potomac River at 1 o'clock. Both engines wrecked. a fireman on the freight was killed. The report also references unverified passenger rail incidents and unrelated medical ads embedded in the page.
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New Oceans
the Times- Democrat
City of Mexico
National Board of Public Charities Ee
Washington
Bermuda tragedy follows horsewhipping incident
The Bermuda county incident ends with John Stewart shot in the head by Joe Bolder after Jeff Maston was whipped by Mrs. John Stewart for alleged impropriety. Witnesses say Stewart entered unarmed, threatening to whip Holder, then a fatal confrontation occurred before dawn when Holder brought his coat to town.
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Gatsesville
Bermuda
Jeff Maston
John Stewart
Joe Bolder
Riodie Tonne Srt
Stewart
Holder
Beckwith Contested as Senator Amid Political Turmoil
Cheyenne Wyoming March 1 A C Beckwith newly appointed senator faces a power struggle as Secretary Bebe and Adjutant General Habishas weigh appointing E E Warren during Beckwiths absence to set up a potential contest. In Rome police burst a bomb factory finding twenty six anarchists and explosives.
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Wyo
A. C. Beckwith
Habishas
Anaes
Tory
Bebe
E. E. Warren
Beckwith
Rome
Young Girl Charged in Double Murder Near Craiglith
In CorLINGwoop Ontario on March 1 a 16 year old girl named Jennie Wendh murdered her mother and a five year old cousin with an axe in their home near Craiglith. The victim bodies were found mutilated as the girl confessed to planning the killings to free her mother so she could marry her lover. The girl has not yet been ar rested.
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Corlingwoop
Ont
Jennie Wendh
Craiglith
Jennie
Schneider Must Hang
In Wasuineros on March 1 Judge Hagner affirmed the death sentence of Howard J. Schneider for the murder of his wife. The ruling upholds the insanity defense finding and the court’s judgment.
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Wasuineros
Hagner
Howard J. Schneider
Cutter in mishap at slip amidship on Delaware river
Fragmented item reports a revenue cutter incident near Cary and the Pennsylvania Railroad slip with unclear details. It mentions a duel between French or American figures and notes Lee Taylor, a saw mill hand, in a desolate scene. The text is garbled and exhibits multiple unrelated fragments.
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New Yor
Cary Das Ser Nee Ny Eee Mnsylvania Railroad
New Castile
Lee Taylor
Why Do So Many Suffer In Us Around Us
A garbled news fragment notes widespread misery from indigestion dizziness and failing health. The item mentions a claims office in St Louis and a march 1 date, along with unrelated medical ads and political gossip about Irish education bills and Parliament.
Lace Paper Industry in Minneapolis Leads New U S Venture
An article traces the rise of lace paper making in Minneapolis as a new industry, notes German influence, and tells of women workers earning eight to ten dollars weekly. It describes lamp shade designs, plant materials, and the process of stamping patterns from engraved plates, with imports from Germany and a growing domestic factory scene.
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Minneapolis
Cela Tha Pvaetry
St. Paul
Berlin
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