Cotton Mill Men Meet in Boston Conference at Atlanta
The eighty fourth annual meeting of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers opened in Boston with President William D. Hartshorne of Lawrence Massachusetts declaring the Atlanta conference epoch making. He lauded face to face talks with planters and rival interests, noted criticisms of cotton exchanges, and discussed future international cooperation and permanent organization plans. The gathering included manufacturers from across the United States and delegates from Europe.
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Boston
United States
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Wiliam D. Hartshorne
Lawrence
Maas
Draper
Addreaa
Hartshorne
Atlanta
Cotton Exchangea
Cotton Exchange
Kerusment Organization
Frnt
Britta Master Cotton Spinners’ Association
International Federation
Europe
Tostep
Ahd
Paris
Yeotel Hiruuswick
City Officials Seek Free Transit for Fire and Police
Aldermen plan to petition the railroad commission to modify a tree-pass order so firemen and police may ride free on street cars. The committee hopes to include sanitary inspectors and waterworks staff, indicating broader transit aid may be granted.
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Railroad Commission
Arkwright
Couhl
Rulilfan
Aldernan
Hancock
Tinweser
Eaihand Commission
Birth Rate in Trust Family Big Enough for Roosevelt
William J Bryan closed a two day Michigan tour at the Light Guard armory, arguing that the nation needs industrial growth over monetary output. He claimed trusts once denied are now admitted evils, criticized President McKinley, and linked family size to policy, suggesting larger families align with presidential ideas.
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Roosevelt
William J Iryan
Michigan
Doard Armory
Bryan
McKinney
Negroes marched to county jail amid private property dispute
In Macon Georgia thirty or more Black residents were escorted by sheriff officers to the county jail after a ball game on private property charged as trespassing on empowered lands. In Washington Taft ordered Greenville Tenn national cemetery renamed Andrew Johnson National Cemetery honoring the former president.
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Trespa
Andrew Johnson
Washington
Taft
National Cemetery
Greenville, Tenn
Andrew Johnson National Cemetery
Engineer Falls Asleep Causing London and Northwestern Wreck
London papers debate railroad safety after a Shrewsbury crash on October 16 killed 19 and injured about 40, attributed to engine crew fatigue from long shifts. The incident spurs talk of charter hours for railway workers as editors call for reforms. Sophomore speakers named at Oxford High include Jenkins Shiloh Kenyon Pafford Reynolds Moeckmart Fappington Titton.
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Phin
London
Northwestern
Board of
London and Northwestern
Shrewsbury
Hin
Oxford
Jenkins
Shiloh
Edgar Kenyon
Albany
H. FE. Pafford
W. HV. Reynolds
M Man
Moeckmart
T. J. Fappington
Titton
Kilmer Swamp Root Urges Honest Druggists Remain True to Remedy
A public warning targets retail druggists who press inferior substitutes when customers seek Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Hind Kidney Remedy. The notice stresses health over profit, notes the product is made only by Dr Kilmer Co Laboratories in Binghamton NY, and cautions against experimentation with unverified medicines.
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Ase Ciasa
Dr. Kilmer & Co. Laboratories
Binghamton, N
House votes to free navy from Holland submarine limit
Washington April 16 The House struck out provisos that restricted the secretary of the navy to Holland type submarines, granting a free hand in selecting submarine boats. The debate featured clashes over warships and balloons and a humorous exchange by Mr Willems with Mr Hanson of Alabama. The session recessed after agreeing to take up the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill.
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Washington
United States
Committee On Naval Affairs
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Navy
Willems
Hanson
Alabama
Duckworth on the Order
The Farmers' Union denounces foreign immigration and vows to oppose the administration's policy. Georgia leader TR. F. DUT H of the Farmers' Union says the union will debate any rival with strong following, urging public discussion on immigration policy in the state.
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Foreign Immigration Association
Farmers’ Union
Georgia
F. Duth
Unlay City
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill ad claims instant relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill for pain relief from headaches rheumatism and neuralgia. It promises rapid effect with no after effects and urges taking one at first sign of attack. The copy mentions a price of 25 cents for a 25 dose package and notes availability from druggists nationwide.
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Miles
Agt. C
N.W
Uppar Alton
Mies
Aree Packane
Kone Edical Co
Ikbart
Ind
Negotiations fail over Pensacola street car strike
Reports from Pensacola Florida April 16 say all negotiations for settlement of the street car strike have failed. Troops protect street cars with none on duty elsewhere. Violence includes a brick thrown at a car in a suburb. no injuries. In Rome Georgia April 16 news runs of Worn Hi Towers promotion to energy in the US Navy amid the battleship Meet. He joined the Navy after graduation and serves on the Kentucky as a spotter during target practice at Magdalena Bay.
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Pensacola
Fla
Thln
Tansacols
Rome
Towers
United States Navy
Towers la
Battleesip
Magdalena Dey
Naval Service
Naval Omry
Batle
Kentucky
Stagdalens Ys
Kendrick Resigns as Principal of Tenth Street School
Columbus Ga April 16 Special Kendrick has realigned as principal of the Tenth Street School, a post he has filled with great efficiency for seven years. His resignation was received with regret by the school trustees. He will enter business in Atlanta.
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Atlante
Columbus
T. C. Kendrick
Tenth Street
Atlanta
Railroad Trip By System Officers On Beebo and Als Line
Railroad officers travel by rail to review operations from station to station. The party includes W. L Flanter general claim agent P. I. Thompach assistant general agent H. P. Grimshaw superintendent and FF Coftes traveling freight claim agent.
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Montgomery
Aim
Beebo
Als
Rail Auto
W. L Flanter
P. I. Thompach
Asaltine Generalirels
H.P Grimshaw
Coftes
Teachers Meet at Montgomery Annual Education Assembly
The Alabama Education Association held its twenty seventh annual session in Montgomery with President W R Harrison presiding. Key speakers included H C Gunnala and Dr Lincoln Hulley while city and county officials debated courses of study and articulation of systems for high schools. A separate item reported Huntsville resident James Matthews fleeing hospital after a runaway accident injuring him and his wife.
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Montgomery
Alm
Alabama Education Association
W. R. Harrison
Grand Theater
BR. J. Baldwin
Montgomery Board of Education
Cross
D. &. Burleson
Alabama
Lincoln Hulley
Stetson University
DeLand
Frs
J. M. Spofford
Uniontown
W. F. Jones
Gadaden
E. A. Miller
Hiountaville
J. B. Brown
Atatr
J. J. Doster
C. C. Thach
T. W. Palmer
J. A. B. Lovette
M. Hammer
H. G. Pearce J. Phillips
S. M. Hoamer
Qreenabare
E. M Shackelford
Troy
T. Palmer
Montevalio
Ranaway
Huntsville
Als
James ¥. Matthews
Hunts Villa
Alec
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