Two Parties Essential to Good Government in South
Secretary MacVeagh urged Summerville listeners to break from one party rule and form a bipartisan system. He asserted two viable parties are essential for true party government and national well being, noting northern and southern obstacles but expressing hope for gradual change.
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MacVeagh
South Carolina Bankers’ Association
Noe Spemking
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland
South
Mysterious Woman With Poodle Attacks Man With Acid
A flashily dressed woman carrying a white toy poodle on Marietta street at nine last night attacked Wells at 20 North Broad with carbolic acid, injuring his face while defending his eyes. She fled toward Broad Street viaduct as police searched the area. Wells and proprietor Broom secured Wells with aid. The assailant wore a brown coat suit and was identified by the poodle.
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Wells
Hroam
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Mr. Broom
Victority
Broom
Shaw
Frey
Britons Prepare Demonstration Over Mormonism
London April 19 a mass demonstration uniting all religious denominations will be held in London on April 28 to focus on anti Mormon agitation. Right Rev Jamon Cowell Welldon presides as clergy and laity speakers call on the government to act against Mormon practices including luring Native girls to Utah.
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London
Jamon Cowell Welldon
Manchester
Calcutta
India
Utah
Daughters Pulling Wires in Presidential Contest
Washington reports on the Daughters of the American Revolution congress as delegates shift from Continental Hall to hotel lobbies amid key votes for president general and national officers. Rival candidates Mrs. Matthew T. Scott and Mr. Story contend they have the necessary support, while Florence Finch faces a separate civil suit, claiming $1500 in promissory notes from Tula Moody amid political overtones.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress of the Mociety
Continental Hall
Matthew T. Scott
Alinais
Wiliam Stem
New York
Story
Mixx Florence G Finch
Tula Moody
Manhattan
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Moody
William Cumming
Miss Finck
Plan to Bridge Pryor Street in Atlanta
A meeting led by Reuben R. Arnold gathered major Pryor Street property owners to push a civil engineering plan for a bridge over Pryor Street at the old car shed. They urged lowering railroad tracks west of Pryor to ease access, reduce congestion, and extend a city of bridges claim while seeking state and railroad cooperation.
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Reuben R. Arnold
Gould Building
W. D. Enis
Samuel H. Venable
William H. Kiser
Marvin L. Thrower
T. J. Avery
Walter R. Brown
Shelby Smith
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Old City
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Kiser
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Smith
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Brown
Pryor
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A Avenue
State House
Plass
onRera
Venable
Kimball House
Whitehall Viaduct
Advertising Talks by Columbus News Publisher Allen Albert
The publisher of the Columbus News, Mr Allen Albert, speaks on elevating newspaper advertising. He insists on integrity from advertisers before accepting contracts. He is practical, with good common sense, noting the handwriting on the wall and that he must continue.
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Columbus (Ohio
Allen Albert
Club Members Star Witnesses Hear spicy injunction case filing
A dramatic injunction case between the Union and Mechanics Club and the city centers on how ladies drink at clubs. Captain witnesses including Joan W. Grant and Samuel Nesbit Evins, council members, prepare affidavits about the Capital City and Piedmont Driving Clubs. Attorney Tilson promises sensational testimony about council investigations and executive sessions in the police committee proceedings set for next Saturday.
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Capital City Club
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Samuel Nesbit Evins
Eighth Ward
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Reuben R. Arnold
A. H. VanDyke
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Moore & Branch
Police Committee of Council
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Corncl Chamber
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Mall
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de Ronent
Joe
Cannon on the Newspapers Battle Over Print Paper
Former Speaker Joseph G Cannon denounces newspaper influence in the fight over print paper legislation tied to the Canadian reciprocity bill. He recalls threats by Herman Ridder and charges publishers pushed to sway the GOP. Speaker cites committee maneuvers and rumored contributions amid a partisan clash.
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Joseph G. Cannon
House Today
Cannon
Mr. Cannon
John Sharp Willams
Representaives
Herman Ridder
The
Republic
Minister Autoist Arrested for Intercepting Funeral Procession
Rev. B. J. W. Graham of 643 Washington street, general manager of the Index Printing Company, was arrested after riding his automobile between two carriages of a funeral procession on reeninston street at Hunter crossing. He admitted violating two ordinances by intercepting the procession and crossing a line, and said he would appear in recorder's court. He expressed regret for the breach of propriety and said it was thoughtlessness.
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Washington Street
Index Printing Company
Reeninston Street
Hunter
Recorder’s Court
Juarez Besieged as Rebels Advance on Border City
Gen Navarro faces a 24 hour deadline to surrender Juarez as rebels tighten grip. The besieging army, led by wlADERO authorities, presses forward with strong forces close to the border city.
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Navarro
Juarez
Mexico to receive open report on peace talks with U S
Mexico City April 19. At the request of the chamber of deputies Minister de la Barra will present tomorrow a report on the negotiations for peace and the relations between Mexico and the United States. The chamber seeks full public disclosure of efforts to end the war, amid rising concern over possible American intervention.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
de la Barra
United States
Formal demand issued for surrender of Juarez to insurrectos
In El Paso on April 19 a demand was presented to General Navarro for the surrender of Juarez to Francisco Madero Jr within 24 hours. Consul Edwards in Juarez received the note relayed by a messenger as Navarro inspected fortifications. Navarro denied receiving any surrender demand and declined to comment further as Garza remained in El Paso discussing the situation.
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Mexico
Vasquez Gomez
Revolutionista
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Tuarez
Taft
Watt
Manuel de Zamacoha
White “House
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Wilson
Mexico City
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Hoyas Committee On Foreign Affairs
Knox
White House
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Arizona
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Red Cross
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Sloan
el Paso
Texas
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Juarez
Francisco Madero, Jr
Navarro
Demas Garze
Insurrecto Party
Ormal
Garza
Grelock
Madero
Feather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia
Georgia remains generally fair with Thursday and Friday showing fair conditions and moderate southwest to west winds. Temperatures range from the low to mid 60s with a 1.18 inch rainfall total reported for the first of the month and a 0.28 inch January deficit noted.
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