Mrs Jefferson Davis Defended by Daughter Letter Read
The article reports on Margaret Frison Davis Hayes daughter of Jefferson and Mrs Davis defending her mother reading a letter to General Lee. It notes the letter criticizes Mississippi slave policy and recalls Mrs Davis northern residence for health. Hayes says the letter was written years ago and prompted by public actions. she hopes it is destroyed.
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Heaith
Davis
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Dasis
Wade
Mississippi
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Slack
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Demented Hogan shoots at Grady plant workers
Adama wounded in face at Woodward Lumber Co plant on Whitenan Street. Hogan, believed deranged, fired 10 shots, fled, chased by foreman A W York, arrested at his home. Taken to Grady Hospital with bullet entering left face and exiting right cheek. No clear motive. Hogan had shown peculiar behavior and drinking recently.
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Adama
Grady Hospital
JB Hogan
W York
Jwearning
Lomler
Wal 4
Adanm
Grads Hostas
Megan
Bert
Horan Wa
Livan Beng
Persecut T
Woodward Lumber Company
Flo
Hogar
Bevoras
Adana
Attorney General names bar to fill unexpired term
A vacancy in the attorney general's office arises with the pending expiration of Leroy F Youmans and a special committee or authority is to appoint or elect an acting or interim successor to serve the unexpired term. The process involves selection by officials and potential confirmation procedures as required by governing statutes.
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Osama
Fire at Fairbanks Lumber Yard Destroys Cypress
A December blaze at Fairbanks Lumber Yard consumed $30,000 worth of cypress and up to 400,000 feet of lumber. The loss is estimated at $20,000 with partial insurance coverage. Local authorities investigated the fire as a substantial industrial blaze with significant material damage.
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Fairbanks Ir Ty
Named by the President nominations to federal posts
Washington on December 11 President sent to the Senate a list of nominations including Leary and Chubb as Receivers of public moneys at Gainesville Florida Shields Warren as Commissioner of Corporations Herbert Knox Smith named for Connecticut and other posts across Arkansas Indiana Territory Mississippi Oklahoma and South Carolina among others.
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Senate
Treglater
Gainesville
Fln
Leary & Chubb
Gainese Fla
Shields Warren
Herbert Knox Smith
Connecticut
Activast
King Haakon to Roosevelt Nobel Prize Congratulations
Citations from King Haakon of Norway and others express congratulations to President Roosevelt on receiving the Nobel Prize. The cables dated December 1906 convey heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for Roosevelt's recognition.
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King Haakon
Roosevelt
Washington
King Staaken
Norway
Aaron & Atour Agile de Constant ‘Sembingham
Hoosevelt
Hwarts
Nakon
Parlay
Westournislle
Colonial Dames plan memorial gate at Jamestown entrance
New York December 11 the Colonial Dames of Merida appointed a committee to erect a memorial gate at the Jamestown entrance. The gate honors Juan Amilth and his company and ties to the spring exposition. The gate would stand at the original site of Temestown now owned by the preservation association in Virginia.
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New York
Merida
Jamestown
Juin Amilth
Colonial Dames
Ui Head
Temestown
Wasoclafian Preservation of
Virginia Antyuttes
Southern Railway to slow schedules up to three hours on many routes
Washington December 1 The Southern railway will announce revised schedules within days with through trains between Washington Atlanta and New Orleans running one to three hours slower than present. The move aims to prevent delays amid congestion and maintain overall service while new superintendents are named and certain posts reorganized.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Capecal
Southern Railway
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mtda
Maley
Stewart
Motive Power
Netherland
Axelstaat
United States
Texas
St Louis
Virginia Railroad Pass Resolutions Adopted in Richmond
Stockholders of the Virginia Railroad Pass met in Richmond to approve tolls and declare a 26 percent dividend. A resolution by Thomas Netman urged operating the line in the interest of Virginia and its people, not for any other road. Woo White was elected president with George Stevens Henry Waller and W. W. Dintey named as directors.
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Richmond
Thetmond, Frederichaburg and
Potomac
Thoma Netman
Virginia
Woo White
George Stevens
Heary Waller
W. W. Dintey
Fire at Palm Beach Hotel事故闹事现场
Fire at the Palm Beach Hotel injured and displaced guests after a lamp toppled during a epilepsy attack. The blaze caused significant damage, with cries and smoke seen through the building as emergency crews battled the flames. Police and city officials ordered safety measures and investigated the incident.
Brown Fighting for Life in Warrington Shooting
Reports from Emergent Hospital indicate former Senator Brown remains in critical condition but showing signs of improvement after being shot by Anna Bradley on Saturday. Doctors say chances for recovery are good if no complications arise. Mrs Brisley’s spirits rise as bedside reports turn favorable.
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Brown offCtal
Anna Mo Bradley Leat
Tedas
Penere
Mra Brisley
My Dear Maria Attacks Theodore Roosevelt in Newspaper Memoir
A garbled reminiscence centers on My Dear Maria claiming influence over McKinley to appoint Theodore Roosevelt as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The text references Storer, Bellamy, and various names in a placeholder biographical fragment, with dispute over a published statement and her refusal to discuss further.
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Roosevelt
Navy
Cincinnati
Mead Bellamy
Ron Evel
Storer
Ngs
Storabel
Saad
Kbl
Lal Sheen
Atlanta Headquarters Moves to New Federal Building
The article reports a shift of federal headquarters to Atlanta's new federal building, expanding Georgia presence. It notes about twenty inspectors and agents will operate from the site, moving work from prior offices and aligning with proposed new routes and oversight responsibilities.
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Atlanta
Federal
John Corrigan
Twente
Department of Athigtes
Tet
Hyertessooga
Giese
Rew Hotel for Decatur Gillette Headline
A fragmentary item from Decatur Alabama reports Gillette’s involvement with the Rew Hotel project amid a legal plea for time to talk with a mother. The note mentions a death row context and a contractor’s dispute regarding a three story brick hotel near a union station.
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Decatur
Gillette
tSpecial Herkimer
Lis
G. M . Thomas
Metrodlitan
Quick Bunch
Co Bop
Chester
Grace Brown
Oll
Union
St Aubaen
Comnerrow
Quarrel Over Fifteen-Cent Bill Starts The Slaughter
HIPLEY GA December 11 Special Staff Correspondence. In eight months five lives, all prominent Harris county residents, have been killed in Chipley. Seven arrests, one prison break, two murder trials with acquittals. The spate of violence near Merriwether and Troup counties shocks locals. A detective note ties Brooks' assassination to wider criminal patterns across the region.
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Hipley
Harris County
Empire State
South
Chipley
Marre County
County
Tay
Talk of the Cornett Killing Still Heard in Old Harris
Fragmented OCR notes recount lingering talk about a Cornett killing in old Harris. Nonsense lines follow with garbled names and dates, but the core image shows residents discussing the incident and its unresolved aftermath.
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Cornett
Old Harris
Hardy Hasty Feud Recalled From Ten Years Ago
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a long ago feud in Hardy involving Joe Hasty and local figures. references to a firework incident, a dangerous wound, and Hasty leaving town, with later return and renewed contact during the Spanish Civil War era.
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Hardy
Joseph Woo
Hasty
Hastyi
Joe Hasty
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