Reign of terror in Kwang Si province and coronation plans
Rebels reach Kai Chou near Kwong Chan Yuan and release prisoners who join the rebellion aided by Triad members looting villages. London and New York report royal coronation preparations with elaborate literature, signals for the royal train, and high prices for viewing windows and sea tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwang SI Province
Hong Kong
Kwang 8
Kai Chou
Kwong Chan Yuan
Triad Secret Society
New York
Dartmouth
Plymouth
London
Tribune
West End
Westminster
Ludgate Hill
Strand
Surrey
Channel
Peaches from Cape Colony Arrive in Chicago Market
Cape Colony peaches reached the Chicago market as the second shipment in 30 days. The fruit, few in number with a dozen per box, arrived in good condition despite long distance, selling for 4.50 dollars per dozen and 87 cents each. Plums accompanied the peaches at 3 dollars per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Chicago
Cape Colony
Plant to Erect Gravity Water Treating Plant in Ensley
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company buys a central gravity water treating plant for $35,000. Don H. Bacon says the plant will be built on a hill at Ensley to use gravity to supply water to industries in Pratt City and Ensley and chemically treat boiler water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensley
Pratt City
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Don. H. Bacon
Tennessee Company
New Georgian Magazine Issue Released in Atlanta
The Georgian is again out and contains numerous meritorious articles. Editor-in-chief is Mr. E Ellis of Atlanta with associates B. P. Goodrich F. H Barrett W. M. Hardy G. W. Logwen GO, BR. Lawler and J. D. McCartney. Cone Maddox is business manager and J. D. Bower is assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Ellis
Atlanta
F. H Barrett
W. M. Hardy
G. W. Logwen
BR. Lawler
J.D. McCartney
Cone Maddox
J. D. Bower
Presbytery of Macon to Meet in Cuthbert April 9
The spring session of the presbytery of Macon will convene at the Presbyterian church in Cuthbert on Wednesday night April 9. The event is expected to draw a large attendance and will be both pleasant and profitable. A Women’s Missionary societies meeting with the local society is planned for Tuesday prior, with several ladies promising a lively session. R L Moye of Cuthbert will serve as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Macon
Cuthbert
Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Societies
Presbytery
R. L. Moye
Found Dead in Savannah Merchant H C Cable
Sudden death reported in Savannah where H C Cable, a New York merchant of Cooley and Cable, was found dead in bed at 112 Harris Street East after visiting a friend during winter in Florida. He was about 58, wealthy, and had appeared well before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Savannah
H. C. Cable
Cooley & Cable
Duane Street
Harris Street
East
Florida
Cable
British Army Regulations Copy Proposals From United States
London March 8 The war secretary Mr Broderick proposes new army regulations including higher pay and reforms derived from the United States Major Arthur Lee former British military attaché in Washington says Britain has copied from America aiming to improve recruit quality and reduce desertion He notes the shift marks a change from a prior stance of reluctance to imitate American practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Broderick
Arthur Lee
M. P
Washington
Associated Press
Broderick Pooh
Arcade Mills To Use Cotton Waste In New Plant
President KR Fewell of Arcade Cotton Mill Rock Hill has completed a plant to convert mill waste into marketable products. The mill outputs felt and commercial bats and the plant is near the Arcade. D BE Converse Co of Spartanburg plans a new 300000 dollar cotton mill at Glendale using surplus funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Mills
Columbia, D. C
KR. T. Fewell
Arcade Cotton Mill
Rock Hill
Arcade
D. BE. Converse Company
Spartanburg
Glendale
Edgefield student shoots classmate at Edgefield County Institute
In Edgefield Maryland no, wait inaccurate. A student named George Whatley shot Crawford Clinkscales in a crowded Edgefield schoolroom. Clinkscales survived non fatally, while motive details were unavailable. The incident drew intense initial fear of a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regefield
Columbia
D. C
Edgefield
George Whatley
Edgefield County Institute
Crawford Clinkscales
Clinkscales
Train Crash Near Charleston Kills Engineer
A Southern Railway suburban train derailed after entering an open switch three miles from Charleston South Carolina. The engineer was killed while attempting to jump and crushed between engine and tender. the fireman was only slightly injured. No passengers sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Wen
Englishman Builds Flying Ship for British Army
New York March 12 details of a flying machine for the war office were given by Dr C F Burton at a meeting of the Aeronautical society. The design combines gas vessel and screw propulsion with a four compartment balloon and six propellers driven by motors. Sir Hiram Maxim doubted the model’s feasibility and denied offering a 100000 prize for St Louis exposition claims. Morgan arrival Brunswick Ga and trip to Jekyl Island noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. F. Burton
War Office
Aeronautical’ Society
London
The
Herald
Hiram Maxim
St. Louis Exposition
Paul Kruger Hopeful Praise Delarey Victory
Utrecht dispatch quotes former President Kruger praising DeLa rey after Boer victor ies. He says faith in ultimate Boer independence remains strong and urges England to recognize Transvaal republics to avoid further bloodshed and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utrecht
Paul Kruger
Journal
American Gays
DeLarey
Botha
Daniel
England
Transvaal
Carved Jewish Merchant Attacked In Columbus
Col umbus Ga March 11 a sensational cutting affray occurred on Twelfth street near Broad. Ben Autrey a young white man seized Dave Greentree a prominent Jewish merchant and stabbed him in the throat injuring the neck and ear. Autrey fled but was captured in Phenix City. Greentree had garnished wages for $5 20 unpaid nearly seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Twelfth Street
Broad
Ben Autrey
Dave Greentree
Autrey
Phenix City
Greentree
Mr. Greentree
Explosion Destroys Keokuk Plant Killing Two
An explosion at E I Dupont de Nemours plant west of Keokuk Iowa killed Frank Schneider and Egbert Erickson and severely injured Lewis Leake who will die, plus James Galloway Ben Hamilton and an unknown man. The mill was demolished and damage reach 75000 dollars. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Dupont de Nemours & Co
Frank Schneider
Egbert Erickson
Lewis Leake
James Gal-loway
Ben Hamilton
Death of Martin Dooly in Atlanta Market Street era
Martin H. Dooly longtime State Road employee and Atlanta resident since Martha sville died at 2 20 am at his home 131 Mangum street death from heart failure aggravated by grip He lived through the city s early days and witnessed its evolution through the State Road years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woas
State Road
Atlanta
Martin H. Dooly
Marthasville
Mangum Street
Lexington Company Mustered Out
News from Lexington Georgia states militia company there was mustered out of service by State Inspector Obear for failing to meet standards. In the Third Georgia regiment a new Monroe Georgia company will take its place and the Athens Guards will see rank changes among field officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Obear
Gorgia
Monroe
Athens Guards
Fld
Death of Mrs Snelling in Macon Georgia
Mrs. Snelling died yesterday at 8 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert L Johnson in Macon Georgia. She was the mother of Mrs Obas Campbell whose husband Dr D Campbell was pastor of the First Baptist church here for fourteen years. Friends recall her visits to this city during his pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Snelling
Robert L. Johnson
Macon
May Yet Secure Hall In City Court Move
Judge Newman may approve coring Deuprea Hall for a U S court in this city. The Athens Guards propose evacuating the hall on April 1 and passing lease contracts to the city for 200 dollars, with the city netting about 145 dollars after a back-to-donor contract with the University Cotillion Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
United States
Athens
University Cotillion Committee
WILL SUE THE SEABOARD RAILWAY FOR DAMAGES
A. Wood, injured day before yesterday by the Seaboard Air Line Railway, spent yesterday at police headquarters receiving care. He is seriously hurt with probable internal injuries and will file a lawsuit against the railroad, hiring Mesara, Foster and Lampkin to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wood
Seaboard Air Live Railway
Police
Mr. Wood
Railroad
Fine horse badly hurt after ditch fall on Milledge Avenue
A carriage horse owned by Capt W. W. Thomas fell into an unmarked ditch dug by Athens Gas Co on Milledge avenue. The horse suffered severe injuries and Dr. Jago says it will be of no further use though valued at 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarediy
W. W. Thomas
Milledge Avenue
Athrens Gas Company
Thomas
Burt
Jago
Confederate Daughters Plan Bazaar for War Memorials
The Daughters of the Confederacy and the D A R announce a bazaar from April 15 to 17 to fund the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall and Elijah Clarke monument. Donations already include $15 from Mrs. Clinch of Savannah and $600 from a Tampa donor. volunteers organize booths, entertainment, and relic lending with receipts and secure handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Baraar
Elijah Clarke
Winnie Davis
Daughters of the Confideracy
Winnie Davies
Mre. Clinch
Savannah
Tepatabee
Joans
Ouere
Artieles
Daughters of Confederacy
Booth
Mia M. Rutherford
Obstiman
Mrsdain's Stovall
Brewin
Reed
Limar Cobb
Branson
Anderany
Conway
Hrad
Bicnadeon
A. Puinizy
Noland
Prepies
Misers Prince
Sarah Flervon
Fannie Mitchell
D. A. R. Booth
Mrs. Billops Phinisy
Mredames
M. A. Lipscomb
H. Williams
M. W.camak
Camak
Lipwomb
Stovall
Lamkin
Turk
Starios
Efflvce
Smaith
Laura Blackebear
Auntie Crawford
Bassinger
Tissappaor Booth
Miss Fraser
Mestanire Fort
Morria
Tooma DuBwe
John Moew
Mary K Campbell
Arnold
Martha H. Campbell
Martha H. Campbell, Petes. May Hodgain, Bill Minton, Ida Young, Lena Towts
Luise DaBois
Mary Bowie
Clara Barrow
Mra
E.T. Brown
M.A. Liprcomb
Ross Woodberry
Lory Linton
Mary Low
Viery Annie Bromby
A. Frierson
Mary Lucas
Cundy-Booth
Merdamea
Joseph Flemig
Starnes
Hotchins
Price Hinsoo
Darwin
Susie Barrow
Georgia Booth
M. W. Welch
G. D Thomas
T. P. Stanley
Maud Nicholson
May Nall
Anna Hamilton
Ellen Mell
Express and Telegraph
Mce
Susie Gerdine
Kate Port
Lucia Starnes
Annie W. Brumby
Bertha Leonard
Kitchen Booth
Mia
Hoall
Mesdames
Judge McWhorter Residence Destroyed By Fire
Yesterday morning at one o clock the home of Judge Hamilton McWhorter in Lexington burned. Everything of value was destroyed except two planes. Loss estimated at about 13000 dollars with 3000 dollars insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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City !S
Dixie Loan Co
Banner Office
Jackson Street
Fenner
Prica
Leona Bettie
Associated Banka
Norwood
Warren County
Warren
J. C. Walden
Etowah
Carterville
J. H. Huggins & Son
W. H. Shelton
Jackson
Howe Beng
F. C. Temenos Chicago
H. R. Palmer & Bons
W. J. Smith & Bro
British Army Regulations
Charleston, D. C
Gantos Dumont
Magnate Morgan
Jekyl
Brunswick
J. Pierpont Morgan
Fn Brunswick
Sans Souci
Paul
Martin Dooly
Memphis
Anna B. Hawkins
Brinkley, Ark
Winters
J. W. Duvall
Clayton
Calvin F. York
Charles Ramey
Ramey
York
Parkersburg
W. Va
Joe Daly
John Kyle
Prince
Kyle
Daly
Ste
Pilliards
Marthette Grace
George Wallace
Jefferson County
Alabama
Po Meemen Kirkley
Adams
Nassau St
Monroe Company
Snelling
Seaboard
S. A. Wood
M'Whorter
Rota Cooper
Patie
Amin
Ceosisheen
David Ba Warka
Mahal
He Bet
Sabra
Ogee Catalase S & Renal
Bsa
Rise Pete
Sah Ieee Soca
Egalant
L W.mccrego
Sain
Athens Borgia
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