Doings of a Day in the Senate
The Senate, crowded galleries, and Vice President Roosevelt present as Morgan resumes his plea to abrogate the Clayton-Bulwer treaty over the Nicaragua canal. He argues the protocols and U S position violate the treaty and urges action before the recess, then executive session and Frye re-elected president pro tempore. Two factories burned in Exquioa NY with $130,000 loss, 100 workers unemployed. Barnesville dispensary reopens after Judge Reagan’s order deemed the institution illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuineros
Senate
Roosevelt
Galleriaus
Messrs. Cullom
Ilinois
Cockrell
Missouri
Board of Regents
Suitheonian Institution
Mr. Morgan
Nicaragua
United States
Costa Ho
Costa Rica
Mr. Mor
Nicaragua Canal
Congress
Morgan
Lodge
William P. Frye
Barnesville
Banxesville
Reagan
Barnes
Free Paint Offers and Local Notices Reach Out to Homeowners
A letter from Longman & Martinez NY promotes L and M paints with free paint offers to homeowners who share house dimensions and coats planned. They cite 1900 usage on 50,000 houses and claim lower cost than lead paint. Also news briefs report a Georgia lightning fire kills mother and two children, a postmaster’s family tragedy, a murder case hanging, peach crop frost impact, and local ads for marble yard and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Weren
Postmaster Morgan
Murphy
N. C
Morgan
FCO
Mr. Morgan
Nothng
Athens Wheat and Oat Fair set to draw Georgia farmers
The Athens Wheat and Oat Fair in July promises a major event with 73 farmers entering 22 prizes. Contestants span counties including Clarke, Madison, Jackson, Greene, and Morgan. Committee members prep details, invite corrections, and expect notable speakers and prize distributions, including $500 in gold and Jersey heifers.
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Athens
Georgia
Coones County
Morgan
Oglethorpe
Franklin
Walton
Greene
Jackson
Madison
Banks
Clarke
C. T. Hussey
Hussey
Messrs. CO. T. Hussey
Hodgson Cotton Co
R. J. Hampton
Emperor William Attacked. Assailant Captured at Potsdam
Report states Emperor William was struck on the right cheek but not seriously injured during a drive from Rathskellar to the rail station. The attacker, Dietrich Weiland, is described as weak minded and insane, suffering epileptic fits. The incident prompted officials to guard the emperor and relocate plans to Koenigsberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Potsdam
Dietrich Weiland
Rathskellar
William
Polfos
Weiland
Koenigsberg
Newa
Helchstag
Count von Ballestrem
Reichstag
Herr von Kroecher
Treachery in the Philippines prompt punished by MacArthur
A dispatch from Wasuisatos reports General MacArthur forwarding cases of murder treason and other high crimes by native Filipinos. Highlights include Lucino Abrandin condemned to hard labor and a 20,000 peso fine, later commuted to deportation to Guam, and Catalina Lindayan sentenced to 15 years hard labor for treachery and giving intelligence to the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippoe
Wasuisatos
War Department
MacArthur
Lucino Abrandin
Guam
la Unione
General MacArthur
Catalina Lindayan
Accuaed
Pueblo of
Gulguinfo
United States
Guiguinto
Arthur
Department
Ano
Carman
Washington
Otis
Federaliste
Trias
Luzon
Tring
Bogus Beresford Turns Up Again
Alfred Parsons identified as Sidney Lascelles, the Bogus Lord Beresford sought to swindle Yale president Hadley with a fraudulent check. He previously forged $900 in New York with an indorsed claim from Columbia University’s president and posed as Lord Russo of Birr Castle. Police recall his Georgia state prison term and marriage scheme in Mexico before reappearing in New Haven and facing charges.
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Yale
Georgia State Penitentiary
New Haven
Alfred Paresons
Hadley
New York
Columbia Univerity
Hadley Parsons
Lord Russo
Birr Castle
Ireland
Parsons
Sidney Lascelles
Beresford
Georgia State Prison
Cowles
Rockville
Sidne Ravine
Clara Ra
Mexico
Hot Springs
Orn
Atkinson
Lascelles
Burghers May Surrender If Amnesty Granted
In Burgh circles it is said leaders of the burghers in the field will surrender with most followers if amnesty and start anew are assured and a free pardon granted to rebels. The war office dispatch from Pretoria dated March 7 reports Lieutenant Hall killed and notes ongoing operations. A military prize drill will be held in Augusta Ga with contests toward the week ahead drawing interest.
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Loxpox
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Laroy
Siete Entenser
Hall
Avavsta
Deepnote
Douieseeas Eee
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Teddy
Decarest
Exquia
N. Y
Fay Wrecking
Elyria Canning Company
MR. R. Nickerson
Athens, Ga
Pearl St
Longman & Martinez
New York City
Saxpexsvilte
Evans
Arnold Augustus
William Hudson
Tom Davis
Charles Sanders
Sam Baldwin
Seruyen Superior Court
Philmore Herrington
Milton Mears
Macox
Georia
Robertson
Thomas St
DeWitt
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Watkinsville
Oconee
B. E. Overby
J. M. Allen
Fair Play
A. H. Mallory
Mallory
G. F. Hannicutt
H. B. Mitchell
Wm. Eberhart
Winterville
T. J. Young
Stephens
Joe
B. Elder
T.W. McA
Jno
Bostwick
G. L. Anderson
Wrayswood
J. D. Price
Farmington
W. J. Saville
Maysville
W. P. Lea
High Shoals
J.P. Wise
Bogart
E. B. Thompson
Sanders
Danielsville
F. L. Berry
Center
Ward
J. B. Cook
J. Falllore
J. A. Jones
M. O. Watson
Carlton
W. B. Hardigree
E. N. Center
W. M. Almand
Apalachee
J. Young Williams
Planter
L. Harris Brockton Jackson
Bards
J. W. Ye Bogart
J. B. Hattaway
M. J. Robison Wrayawood
I. L. Thrasher
Cacdy
J. H. Hall
Crawford
Arnold
W. D. Banks
W. Noell
W. B. Collins
Lethorpe
W. T. Lester
Holman
W. H. Morton
T. A. Gibbs
Drexel
O. McRee
J. A. Jackson
L Mahon
Statham
J. G. Wier
Aan
D. PF
Chandler
E. F. Martin
Hix
M. Swindle
Kaiser
Beatix
Count von Buelow
Bergman
Prof
Ivinson
Lonsconing
San Francisco
Joseph A. Conlin
Conlin
H. B. Palmer & Sons
Robertson Marble Yard
Alam
William GT
Durance Vile
DeWitt's
H. RB. Palmer & Sons
South Africa
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