Final Summons for Springer in Washington D C
Former Representative William M Springer of Illinois a prominent Democrat and former Ways and Means chairman died at his Washington home aged 64 pneumonia contracted in Chicago Thankgiving day after attending a dinner He left Chicago the day after and arrived here last Saturday His death followed a rapid decline and he passed away at 3 25 this morning The long time resident had represented Indian claims before the Interior Department and courts.
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Washington
William M. Springer
Illinois
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
House
Chicago
Springer
Congress
Ealms
Interior Department
H. E. Newton
LaGrange
H. E Newton
Sarah Newton
Newton
W. M Cunningham
Yeats
Presbyterian Church
Loyd's Church
J. G. Herndon
Wiggs Card Game Ad Promises Wiggs Family Images
Advertisement for The greatest new card game featuring Pictures of Mrs. Wiggs and Mr. Wiggs with all the Wiggs family. Priced at 60 cents. Distributed through Dealers or Southern Agent Wiggs Card Co based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Wiggs
Mr. Wiggs
Wiggses
Wiggs Card CO
Atlanta, Ga
Congress Adjourns Short Sessions in Capitol Milieu
In Washington on December 4 both chambers met briefly before adjourning. The House operated about five minutes of routine business and adjourned until tomorrow. The Senate met from noon to 12:35, then adjourned with similar routine work. A resolution to end the extra session was anticipated but not offered, with plans to reconvene and pursue an adjournment agreement tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Burgess Seeks Cotton Boll Weevil Commission
Representative Burgess of Texas introduced a bill to lessen weevil damage by creating a Cotton Commission in the Agriculture Department. The body would include residents of Texas and Louisiana, with a $250,000 appropriation to study the issue and draft regulations for state legislatures to enact.
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Burgess
Texas
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Louisiana
Columbus GA Elects Hall to Succeed Johnson as Public Works Head
In Columbus Georgia the city council elected W H Hall of Birmingham to succeed the late Robert L Johnson as superintendent of public works with a 1600 salary for 1904. Hall, a 12 year assistant city engineer in Birmingham, faced a tight vote with other nominees from Columbus and Alabama. The council also accepted the resignation of Police Commissioner Ralph O Howard and elected R W Page to fill the unexpired term. Also noted is the Y M C A opening and activit ies in Columbus marking the start of broader association work and community programs.
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Columbus
W. H. Hall
Birmingham
Robert I. Johnson
Hall
Wall
B. J. Hudson
Walter B. Clay
W. J. Parker
Bessemer
Ala
Lt. Patrick
Macon
Ralph O. Howard
R.W. Page
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
DUNS DEBTOR THROUGH MAIL IN Gadsden CASE
W I Riddle of Clay county was brought to Gavaden by Deputy Marshal Kennamer after being indicted in Anniaton for violating postal laws. He allegedly sent a demand note to four debtors via the mails and pressed payment by repeating the demand on the envelope.
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Gadsden
Ala
W. RL Riddle
Clay County
Gavaden
United States
T. J. Kennamér
Riddle
Anniaton
Riddig
Woodmen Elect Officers in Rome
Live Oak Camp Woodmen of the World elected officers for the coming year in Rome on December 4. Consul commander was M Word, advisor lieutenant F J Willingham, physician T R Garlington, banker W H Coker, clerk George Chideey, escort John H Cantrell, watchman J W Elmutt, sentry P B Managers. Three years J J R Barclay, two years L Bhaha, one year B Boots.
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Rome
Oak Can
Woodmen
M. Word
F. 7. Willingham
T. R. Garlington
W. H. Coker
George Chideey
John H. Cantrell
J. W. ElMétt
Popular Irwin woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Isaac Fulton of Irwin Pennsylvania praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after a three year battle with anaemia and nervous prostration. She details exhaustion, loss of appetite, paleness and recovery, noting pills rebuilt her strength and color. The ad claims the pills treat nervousness paralysis rheumatism sciatica and related weaknesses for both genders. They are sold everywhere and by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Ech ench etady NY.
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Isaac Fulton
Irwin, Pa
Williama
Dr Williams
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Echenectady
Captain Powell Dies Sudden Fly In Valdosta Era
Valdosta Georgia December 4 Captain L G Powell prominent citizen died suddenly in Paine Dunaway Drug Company store. He collapsed after entering with severe side pain and died before aid. He was about sixty, former conductor on Savannah Florida and Western Railway, later a New York grocery representative. He leaves a wife and two adult sons.
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Valdosta
L G. Powell
Paine-Dunaway Drug Company
Powell
Hig Suai
Captain Powell
Savannah
Florida and
New York
Tlarida
Box Cars Held on Attachment in Fatal Railroad Suit
Charlotte special reports three Chesapeake and Ohio box cars attached in a suit over a death of a black man last March at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Plaintiff seeks damages under an attachment amendment enabling personal injury attachments. Southern Railway seeks intervention claiming lease of cars. Also note clerks overcome by sewer gas in Pittsburgh drug store incident.
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Charlotte
N. C
Chesapeake and Ohio Road
Chambére Bere
Plummer Stewart
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Walter Steward
Southern Railway
Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
The
Taylor's Wish: Burglar Sentenced To Twenty Years
Macon Georgia December 4 special in Taylor the notorious burglar was sentenced to twenty years in the state penitentiary in superior court Judge Felton presiding. He fired on Officer Champ Drew during a burglary attempt and sought escape. He had just finished a Florida sentence and said he burglarized for a permanent meal.
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J. V. Riad
Georgia Young Men‘s Christien Associaton
Ar 4
Cecil Li Gates
International Committee
Young Men's Christian Association
New York
E. G. McFauden
Macon
Georgia Young Men's Christian Association
Pittman
Columbus
A. J. Giddens
Girard
Dudley Pittman
Senta
Russell County
Giddens
Felton
Im Taylor
Taylor
Champ Drew
Murphy
Florida
Drew
Louisa Roberts
Louisa Stovall
A. G. Butts
C. P. Roberts
Frank &. Roberts
Texas
Joseph H. Roberts
Waynesboro
Auditorium Organization
Yuslnesa
Oae
Reg Devil
Cheries Barnes
Atlanta
Sam
Barnes
Jones County
Eight Reasons Scott's Emulsion Serves as Ideal Food Medicine
Eight reasons highlight Scott's Emulsion as fast entering nutrition, gentle on the stomach, non fermenting for weak digestion, mild in action, consistently high quality, nourishing bones blood nerves and tissues, claimed flesh reducing properties, and palatable. Free salve offered upon request from Scott & Bowing at Peas Street MT.
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Scott
Scott & Bowing
Peas Street
Powder in Fire Wrecked Glass in Cordele
Cordele Georgia woke to a massive early morning fire at the Hutchinson Supply and Lumber and Scarborough warehouses on the Seaboard and Atlantic and Birmingham rail lines. An explosion from packed powder shattered plate glass blocks away, injuring several, while the opera house across the street also lost its windows. Losses are estimated at 3000 to 3600 for Scarborough, 1500 to 5000 for Hutchinson, and other damages totaling several thousand dollars. The origin remains unknown.
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Cordele
Spediah
Hutchinson Supply and Lumber Company
R. B. Scarborough
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic and Birmingham
Scarborough
Hutchinson Lumber and Supply Company
Geveral
Opera House
Scanborough
Christmas Gifts Buy Them Early From Beuhl Book Co
Asheville N C December 4 Special The Pristine Petrified Phenomenon Company sues Squire Sitton for palming a fake petrified man on them and has received an offer from Beattie to sell several petrified Indians just brought in on a steamer from the Blon dike The dealer calls them real at a moderate price and the Pristine company says they know when they have enough
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California Fig Syrup Co
Asheville
N. C
Pristine Petrified Phenomenon Company
Squire Sitton
Beattie
Poultry Fans Meet For January Atlanta Show
The Atlanta Poultry Association led by Mayor Howell met at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to discuss arrangements for the poultry show planned in Atlanta during the last week of January. The session opened with Mayor Howell presiding and drew a number of prominent locals, with expectations that the event will be one of the best in the area.
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Atlanta Poultry Association
P. Howell
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Atlante
Howell
Trail Card Game Mystery From Fractured OCR
Fragmentary text hints at a word game or card puzzle titled Trail with scattered tokens and names. The readable bits mention seven, pack, fan, beat, book, and a faded card reference. Core facts are unclear due to OCR garble. no concrete event or entities are reliably extractable.
Officer injured during arrest at Georgia freight depot
Oscar Malcom, a 2 young ndkro man, was arrested shortly after 3 pm at the Georgia railroad freight depot on Central Avenue for attempting to pass a bank check. Officer John Abbott was seriously cut when a glass door shattered as he pursued the fugitive.
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Oscar Malcom
Georgia Railroad
Central Avenue
John Abbott
Abbott
Cliss
Malcom
Successe
Georgia
Prisoner Malcom Iste Faces Refire Trial At Recorder Broyles
A man raised $350 from an initial 1.58 theft then returned with a bad check of $2.50. Railroad officials noted the same check number used in a prior fraud and informed law enforcement. An officer was summoned near the depot to present Malcom Iste today for trial before Recorder Broyles.
African Methodist Conference Reports Favorable in Forsyth
The African Methodist conference held in St Luke A M E church in Forsyth Ga with large attendance. Rev Be Stinson of Morris Brown College preached a sermon on taking up the cross. Nine presiding elders reported progress and improvements with mortgages removed from rural churches and $1 047 raised for mission purposes. Bishop Turner sought $2 000 more funds tonight and the committee pledged to provide. Dr E W Les treasurer of Morris Brown College spoke on the amount needed. Local white ministers visiting the conference addressed it with satisfaction.
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African Methodist
Forsyth
St. Luke A. M & cv
Be Stinson
Morris Brown
Turner
E W. Les
Ma_ Brown college
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