Clar's Troubles Rise as Russia Faces Bloodier Unrest
World report from St. Petersburg notes an organized student and worker alliance, government repression, and a predicted quelling at great loss of life. Also recounts Sultan of Sulu visit to the Philippine Commission and governor McSweeney's clemency, with several local notices and court actions.
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New Yorks
The
World Today
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Russia
Labor Party
Bogolopolf
Czark
Charleston Grants Franchise for Exposition Line
Charleston City Council, in an adjourned session, granted Charleston Consolidated Railway a franchise to build and operate a line from the city to the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian exposition. Construction starts immediately with completion in 60 days, as work on the terminal and supporting structures advances.
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Charleston
Omantestos
Charleston Consolidated Railway Company
South Carolina
Mpany
Itseo
Deal the Consolidated
Ction Palace
Exposition Grounds
Oooteteror
Snelson
Zhwaperstructure Ie
Oliver
Tho God Commerce
Newsy Notes From Out of Town
Mrs Ada McElhannon Holder wife of Senator John N Holder visits Harmony Grove this week. Miss Louigs Pendergrass travels to Gainesville. Tody PH W Bell named by GEOLess dates ate 00 their Industrial Convention in Philadelphia. Harmony Grove Jefferson Telephone Co new switch board and added phones linking Athens Gainesville and Atlanta. Mrs James Maddins guests return from Social Circle. Fire destroys the country home of Robert White a prominent Jackson county planter. Nineteen years earlier he suffered a similar loss and now has many friends offering sympathy.
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Ada McElhannon Holder
John N. Holder
Jack Bennett
Harmony Grove
Louigs Pendergrass
Gainesville
Tody PH. W. Bell
Geoless
Bell
Jefferson ‘Telephone Co
Athens
Atlanta
James Maddin
H. L. Conner
Robert White
Jackson County
White
Lillian Manley
Carnesville
E. F. Adair
South Elm Street
Manley
Superior Court
Baska County
Jonah Bond
H. D. Jackson
Chant
Royston
Dee Jackson
South Georgia
Bond
Dayo Hutchine
Hina
Mary J. Oatlto
Winder Institute
Benola
Harmony Grove visitors and local officials noted in county updates
Misses Mattie Young and Jessie Jackson of Athens visited Mrs. Geo. P. Young last week. Gov. Candler appoints Dr. L. G. Hardman to the National Industrial Convention in Philadelphia, praising his leadership at North Eastern Banking Co. and Harmony Grove mills. Local residents attended superior court in Baska county and met with officials John N. Roses and Wm. T. Stevens.
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Mattie Young
Jessie Jacksson
Athens
Geo. P. Young
Tom Hutcheson
Emory College
Zillah Hocheson
Candler
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Philadelphia
Winder Notes on Cotton Mill, Fires, and Local Visits
The article covers the near completion of a cotton factory attracting families to Winder. It notes a fire on Carnesville Avenue destroying a two story house with unknown cause and no town fire protection. Local visits include Mary J. Oatlo becoming elocution teacher, visiting or hosting notables from Athens and Harmony Grove, and a Young Married Folks Club gathering.
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C. W. Hood
Carnesville Avenue
Harmony Grove
Funston Feat Sends Town of Iola Into Jubilation
Tons Kansas March 28 business paused in Iola home of General Funston as residents celebrate the famed solider’s daring feat. crowds parade with newspapers, flags fly and locals spread news of his success.
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Kan
Tola
General Funston
Veny
Kansas
Lke Funston
Gen Funston
Iola
Negro Kills Policeman in Columbus Ga
In Columbus Georgia March 29 Officer W B Elliott a longtime member of the police force was shot to death by a Negro named Little as he entered a room to serve duty. Little was killed by another officer at the scene. Elliott aged about 58 leaves a wife and three children. Little previously on the chain gang.
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CoLumbus
Elliott
Dim Little
Lower Fifth Avenas
Messin
Finn
M ‘Oods
Little
Big Seal Capture Arrives from Ice Fields
The sealing steamer Leopard arrived today with 11 000 seals after a voyage from the ice fields near St Jones.
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St. Jones
Leopard
Administrator Sale Notice in Clarke County Georgia
The document appears to announce an administrator sale in Clarke County Georgia with actions by the administrator name and county. It references a court order and property sales under probate administration and mentions the time and party names.
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Bale
Georgia
Clarke
Gene
Tnt
Atari Ae
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Zesvutow
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J. P. Borpeas
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Boya’ School
Ak Fai
Lucien B. Flatow & CO
College Avenue
Clayton Street
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New York
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Watkinsville
R. M Jackson
J. M. Mayne
L. D. Fambrough
Bishop
W. M. Nicholson
Ladies Parsonage Aid Society
John N. Roses
Wm. T. Stevens
Winder
Will A
Shannon
John Cooper
J. BE. Key
Our Town
Prof. Garner
Togalo Institute
Carnesville, Ga
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Camp
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Walter Wood
R. B. Russell
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J. J. Carr
J. J. Smith
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H .R. Palmer & Sons
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J. H. Millard
Cimsha
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Charles II
Pass States Senate
Nebraska
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Riviera
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Henry Lancaster
Ande
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Savanvan
Naval Stores Commission
Savannah
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Green County
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