Will Whitla Jr Reunites With Father In Cleveland Hotel
Little Willie Whitla returns to his father at the Hollenden hotel in Cleveland after a ransom of 10000 dollars paid to a candy store woman acting for his kidnappers. The reunion draws about 2000 onlookers as the boy is escorted to his father's room and shown to the crowd.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Whitls
Sharon
Hollenden
Whitla
Bell Boys
Willie
Warren
Newcastle
Ashtabula
Flat Iron Park
Whitin
East End
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Hollenden Hotel
Detective Perkins
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Willia
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Wille
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Jones
Mahoney
Ramsey
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Theo
Memorial for Dr Bull planned at Columbia University
A NYTimes report notes friends and physicians plan a Bull memorial as part of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. An executive committee led by John E Parsons and others will raise funds, aiming for at least 500000 dollars to create a comprehensive surgical research institution. Dr William Tillinghast Bull, Harvard and CS surgeon, will be honored for his life work and cancer research efforts.
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New York Times
William T. Bull
Savannah
Bull
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Lemuel B. Bangs
East Fifty-first Street
John E. Parsons
American Bar Association
Joseph H. Choate
England
Austen G.fox
Clement Cleveland
West Thirty-ninth Street
Virgil P. Gibney
Park Avenue
Francis P. Kinnicutt
East Thirty-fifth Street
Nathaniel ‘Bowditch Potter
West Fifty-first Street
John B Walker
Iness
Banga
William Tillinghast Bull
Harvard
New York
General Memorial Hospital
America
Annals of American Surgery
Fatally Cuts Mother-in-Law in Waycross Quarrel
In Pierce County five miles south of Blackhear Jim Hendry fatally stabbed his mother-in-law Mrs J W Easterling after a quarrel following his eight month marriage to her daughter. Police search continues for Hendry as the incident is reported by the Washington Star.
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Hendry
Pierce County
Blackahear
Georgia School Commissioners Set Tallulah Convention
At a meeting in Atlanta the executive committee of the Georgia County School Commissioners Association fixed June 29 to July 1 for the next annual convention at Tallulah Falls. Chairman M. L. Duggan of Sparta attended with three members and a tentative program was discussed for final approval by State Commissioner Pound.
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A. H. Ulm
Atlanta
Georgia County School Commissioners’ Association
Pound
Capitol
Tallulah Falls
M. L. Duggan
Sparta
Draper
Court of Appeals
James A. EB. Kelly
Leutenant Co
Etherton
Tax settlement ends seven year suit over stock taxes
In Atlanta on March 23 the state announced a settlement of the back tax case against Central of Georgia Railway Co and Georgia Railroad on 15,000 shares of Western Railway of Alabama stock. The state receives 42086.82 dollars, Chatham county 62772.90, Savannah city 120140.34, covering all taxes to 1908. The suit had lasted about seven years, with the Georgia railroad also involved. Georgia’s case settled previously for 235000 dollars.
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George W. Loehr
Augusta
Joseph I. Kilorin
Savannah
George D. Semken
John E. Schwartz
Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
Lutton Griswold
Macon Railway & Light Company
Macon
Pure Food and Drugs
National Department of Agriculture
State
A. H. Aim
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Western Railway of Alabama
Chatham
The
Georgia Railroad
Central
Georgia
Mapp v8 Holliday case drags in city court
The Mapp on Holliday case remains in city court with slow progress. Witnesses yesterday included Dr Fullilove Miss Lizele Hale a trained nurse Miss Glenn a trained nurse and Dr Dupree. The pace suggests it may finish by Saturday night.
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Mapp
Holliday
Dr. Fullilove
Lizele Hale
Miss Glenn
Nurs
Dr. Dupree
Conservation of Forests Model Bill for Pennsylvania
A model bill before Pennsylvania's legislature aims to regulate timber land management to prevent floods and droughts, conserve water supplies, and secure favorable water flows. It would grant the State Department of Forestry power to set rules for cutting and directing use of timberlands, consolidating prior laws and giving the Forestry Board clear authority. The American Civic Association backs the measure as a forestry model for states with such bureaus.
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Legislature of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Department of Forestry
Commonwealth
Department of Forestry
Forestry Board
The
American Civic Association
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
Mme Nordica and Will Case Tie to Malden Heiress
Cambridge March 23. The hearing on the will of Mrs. Vande FP Allen of Malden, who died last month leaving about 100000, opened in court today. Nordica, a renowned soprano and niece of the deceased, is among the contestants.
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Mme
Nordica
Cambridge
Mass
Vande Fp, Allen
Malden
Allen
Lil- Man Nordica
Laymen's Meeting opens in Des Moines with noted speakers
Des Moines Se March 22 The Laymen's Missionary Movement meeting opened today and will run through Friday Preparations have spanned months Speakers include Bishop Morrison Davenport J Campbell White New York Colonel Elijah Halford Chicago and other religious figures Unitarian to preach abroad Boston March 23 Rev Samuel A Eliot president of the American Unitarian Association sails for England to preach at the British National Conference and other centers in the United Kingdom
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Davenport
J. Campbell White
New York
Elijah Halford
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Samuel A. Elot
American Unitarian Association
England
Oxford
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Birmingham
Packey McFarland to Box Leach Cross in New York Card
Packey McFarland the Chicago lightweight meets Leach Cross in a ten round bout at Fairmont A C in Beach Cross New York tonight. This marks their second ring encounter with Cross expected to improve on prior performance as he trains hard and aims to balance their earlier result.
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An Beach Cross
New York
Fairmont A. C
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Leach Cross
East Side
Cross
McFarland
Cleveland's quiet reaction to McKinley's assassination
In a Berkshire lake scene Jesse Lynch Williams recounts President McKinley being shot. Cleveland remains grave and silent, then speculates the assailant was likely a foreign anarchist. The episode ends with public mourning as McKinley dies and the nation's sorrow grows.
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Jesse Lynch Williams
American
McKinley
Buffalo
Cleveland
Berkshire
President McKinley
Mr. Cleveland
New York
Garfeld
Losing His Mind and a Hog Fight in Houston Port
Uncle Charlie Seaver anxiously laments a fading mind after a string of small misfortunes and a weighty hog comparison. The tale notes a wife’s death deeply affecting the unnamed man, while neighbors speculate on remarriage in Houston Port.
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Uncle Charlie Seaver
Puck
Silas
Wal Weaver
Houston Port
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