Beef Trust Probe Urged by Speer in Georgia Grand Jury
Savannah dispatch reports Judge Speer instructing a federal grand jury to investigate alleged beef trust actions altering meat prices. He warned of price fixing, monopolistic schemes, and use of refrigeration to withhold meat, aiming to crush buyers and small producers.
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Beef Trust
Speer
Savannah
District Federal ‘ Court
Speer Aaid
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United States
General Miles Thrown From Horse in Potomac Park
General Nelson A. Miles, aged seventy, was thrown from a new horse in Potomac Park today. He suffered a broken rib and scalp wound but regained consciousness and declined hospital care, planning to return to his apartment. He had ridden a familiar horse then attempted a new one that balked and threw him. Doctors noted no immediate serious injuries, though age and weight raise concern.
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Sabtit
Nelton A. Milesth
Potomec Park
Miles
Fort Myer
Vo Attrasd
Jenada
Southern Wallwags Company
Merhaukand
J.D. Eads
Southern Paisr
Chettahoochee
Elephants Run Rampant In City Stampede
From Chicago to Danville nine elephants stampede through streets and homes, injuring several people and damaging over a hundred houses. A large elephant broke free, two others attacked residents, and keepers hunted the beasts as they uprooted sheds fences and trees. One man, Joseph Peebles, was critically injured when an animal hurled him against his house.
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Danville
Chicago
Mberty
Keaper
Atreeta
Gerous
William Milter
Theresa
Joseph Peebles
Peebles
Barney O'Neal
Iivergigen
Krabbe
Board of Directors Elects Officers at Associated Press
New York April 27 At a board meeting of the Associated Arena the directors elected Frank B. Noyes president of The Washington Evening Star R M Johnston first vice president Frank P McLennan second vice president Melville E Stone secretary Charles Diehl assistant secretary J R Yowatt treasurer The executive committee includes Victor F Lanson Frank S Noyes Charles W Knapp Adolph Ochs and General Charles H Taylor All elections were by unanimous vote.
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New York
Assocated Arena
Frank B. Noyes
Washington, D.C
Evening Star
R. M. Johnston
Houston, Texas
Post
Frank P. McLennan
Topeka, Kan
State Journal
Melville E. Stone
Charles & Diehl
Two Men Drowned in Rochester Creek
The Rochester Dispatch reports that Albert Jewell and Albert Roth, mill employees, drowned in Tonswanda Creek last night after their rowboat capsized while changing seats. The incident occurred in Rochester, New York, on April 7.
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Rochester
Alexander
Albert Jewell
Albert Roth
Tonswanda
Sheltering Arms Society Opens Day Nurseries in Atlanta
The Sheltering Arms Society aids working mothers with young children via two city nurseries, providing protection, child care, kindergarten training, and afternoon classes for older kids. Mothers and clubs support operations, with physicians offering medical exams. The organization plans more nurseries as funding and need grow.
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Sheltering Arms Society
Sheltering Arms
Atlanta Delegation Leaves for Capital to Lobby Post Office Return
The Atlanta delegation sails for Washington with Mayor Maddox to press for the post office return. The group includes John Corrigan Ralph Smith Colonel John Temple Gripes and other Georgia associates. A dinner at the Willard will host Chairman Tawney and the house appropriation committee members.
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Atlanta
White House
Maddox
New Willard Hotel
Bia
Augnta
John Corrigan
Washington
The
Constitution
Ralph Smith
the Journal
John Temple Gripes
New York American
Forto
New York
Auch
Tawney
House
Railway Station Robbed in Whansbors Night Theft
Columbia April 27. No clue exists about the robbery of the Southern railway station at Whansbors last night between 1 and 5 o clock. Entry was forced by a crowbar through a window guard. The safe was rifled, a common security lapse noted, with investigators pressed to identify a motive or suspect.
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Southern Railway
Whansborsdgat
Forcity
Aafe
Mortuary notices from Rome and West Point
W J Howard of Rome Ga died after a stroke while dressing his shoe at home aged 76. Floyd Jenkins six month old son of Mrs Clara Jenks at 237 Lindsay Street died at a private infirmary. funeral at 9 am in Harry Poote's chapel with interment in Casey's cemetery. Solomon Hagedorn of West Point Ga died in Glershagen province Germany. survived by brothers Morris Germany and Isaac West Point and two sons Albert and Julian.
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Rome
Hig
Floyd Jenkins
Clara Jenks
Lindsay , Street
Harry
Poote
Solomon Hagedorn
Weet Point
Glershagen Provinz
Westfalia
Germany
Albert Hagedorn
Gadsden
Ala
Julian Hagedorn
New Orleans
New York
Morris Hagedorn
Isaac Hagedorn
West Point
Cardul Heals Woman in Kentucky Tale Ad
A Kentucky woman recounts severe monthly misery and swelling after years of illness. She credits Cardul with restoring energy enabling work and sewing, urging others to try the remedy for relief without harm.
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Jim Ceraul
Westin
Ladlea
Adeiiry
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