Parish Exonerated After Normal School Probe in Georgia
The Georgia State Normal School commission in Athens conducted a full inquiry into allegations against Miss C. C. Parish, a pedagogy teacher, regarding views on negro education and alleged urging of sending teachers to educate African Americans. The unanimous finding exonerates Parish, stating she never made the claimed statements or supported such policy, and that she and her faculty faced no wrongdoing.
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Combava
Amerian Book Co
Bronson
Tha
Ts Commission
Ture
Macon
Mass
C. C. Parish
State Normal School
Hammock
Conhi
Ky. Hammock
South
Isa Parrish
State
Tae Ool
States marshal critic excludes Johnson for chairmanship
Macon Georgia December 16 Special Med States Marshal John M Barnes Southern district Georgia denies any candidacy for state Republican chairmanship and rejects mentions of his name while asserting he has no plans to seek the post Delegates at the state Republican convention hear his statements and anticipate no change in his stance as to the leadership race
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Yuea
Johnson
Macon
Med
Marchal
John M. Barnes
Southern
Georgia
Island
Reese Henwaker Johnson
Uva
Ne Elon
Mes
Tam
Conald
Wal- Yahteen
Walter Johnson
Fireman shot through window at Peters Street engine house
Early yesterday afternoon a pistol bullet shattered a front window at No 3 fire engine house on Peters Street and wounded R G Anderson driver of No Hong wagon in the neck. The shot origin and motive are unknown though a rail road direction is suspected. Anderson walked home to Pulliam Street with a painful but not serious wound as Detective Lockhart investigations proceed.
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Peters Street
R. G. Anderson
Pulliam Street
Anderson
Ball
Lockhart
Guns Landed On Isthmus In U S Navy Move
December 16 report describes the USS Dixie unloading stores and 330 Marines at Colon and preparing to move to Empire Station near Panama. Fifteen machine guns and six automatic guns accompanied the Marines. Panama received 500 cases of Mauser and Remington cartridges, plus other war material. Mayflower and Bancroft/Atlanta were active nearby as tensions with Colombia and the Hay-Herran treaty unfolded.
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Colon
U. S
Panama
Steamer Alliance
Mauser
Crumary Mayflower
Bancroft
Nombre de Dios
U. S. Criser Atlanta
Reyes
Quill Club
New York
Colombia
General Reyes
Washington
Mr. Loomis
Department
Moody
George F. Elliott
Marine Corps
Carbbean Sea
Colon IL
Philadelphia
Dixie
Jett Colon
Coghlan
Navy Department
State Department
Michael
Bunou Varilla
John Hay
New York Drummer Henry Thompson Reports Robbery
Henry Thompson, a well known New York traveling man, told Captain Moon at the police station last night that his pockets were picked and a fine gold watch was taken. He believed he knew the thief and an officer was sent to assist in the attempt to arrest the suspect.
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Henry ‘Thompson
New York
Henry Thompson
Captain Moon
Police Parracks
Cront
Kimball
Navy to place ship at Consul Davis disposal in Alexandretta affair
Washington reports that after Minister Leishman's advice the state department asked the navy to provide a warship for Consul Davis of Belrut so he may return to Alexandretta as he sees fit. The incident involved five Turkish police dragging Davis and him repelling attackers, with reparation and punishment discussed.
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Washington
Leishman
Alexandretta
State Department
Navy Department
Davis
Belrut
Cotton
Brooklyn
Egypt
Alexandretia
Atiraln
Tila
United States
Manning elected president of world fair board of lady managers
Mrs Daniel Manning of Albany New York was elected president of the worlds fair board of lady managers with 13 of 15 votes. The vote followed the resignation of Mrs James L Biolt. Miss Helen Gould nominated Manning and praised her qualifications. A resolution urged the national commission to suspend the two member limit to allow an additional member, aiming to seat Mrs John T Dale of St Louis on the board.
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John T. Dale
St Louis
Carnegie remarks spark debate on South Africa
At a meeting of the Armstrong Association in New York Andrew Carnegie asserted Britain will lose South Africa as Dutch populations rise and Kaffirs work. He praised cotton exports and Hampton Institute as the negro solution, then contrasted with military power and political fixes. Separately Kansas City hosts the Prohibition Party convention June 29, with 7000 budget for the campaign and debts paid.
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New York
Armatrong Association
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
South Africa
United States
Army
Navy
Hampton Institute
GC. Armstrong
Carties
Armstrong
Kansas City
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Samuel Dichle
Michigan
Woman's body identified as Emma Mitchell in Georgia
The body found four miles from Lithonia is identified as Emma Mitchell of 188 Highland Avenue in Atlanta. Coroner's inquest at Conyers returns a verdict of murder by unknown party or parties with a blunt instrument. Henry Mitchell, her husband, identified the body. Bob Harper remains in custody at Conyers. Cochran returns to Congress as Tammany nominates him for the twelfth district.
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Lithonia
Ada Day
Porterdale
Emma Mitchell
Highland Avenue
Womom
Henry. Mitchell
Conyers
Bob Harper
Probate Court weighs New York residence in Plant will case
In New Haven Connecticut Judge Livingston W Cleveland reserved ruling on whether Henry B Plant's estate should be probated in New York. The petition seeks recognition of New York residency over New Haven and to shift administration to New York. Guardians were appointed for the infant grandson and Hoadley heirs.
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Plant
New Hien
Conn
Livingston W. Cleveland
Henry B. Plant
New York
New Haven
Mr Plant
Henry Bradley Plant
Charles E Hoadley
Emm K Hoadley
Horace G Hoadley
Waterbury
Morton P Plant
George H Tilley
New York Supreme Court
Mc Plant
New York City
Hlondley
Connecticut
New York Court
Margaret F Plant
Cleveland
Lucius F Robinson
William H Bly
Hoadley
Fire destroys San Leonardo with loss of ten lives
The Italian vessel San Leonardo, enroute from Philadelphia to Cetto, was burned by an explosion of 5587 barrels of petroleum. The fire spread to thirty freight wagons and a schooner. Ten people died and two were seriously injured, with several others lightly injured. Fire was not controlled until 10 p.m.
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Marseilles
France
San Leonardo
Philadelphia
Cetto
Britons Cheer Chamberlain in Leeds Speech Reaffirms Tariff Plan
In Leeds Joseph Chamberlain addressed about six thousand people across two venues, announcing a new 30‑member non official commission of leading businessmen to study imperial trade. The group will form sub committees for each trade branch and report before a tariff bill is drafted to boost imperial commerce and grant Britain trade advantages. London reports mirror the Leeds event with similar plans and optimistic notes on tariffs and colonial links.
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Leeds
Joseph Chamberlain
Oscar
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr Chamberlain
Mrs Chamberlain
Coliseum
Town Hall
Rade
Chamberlain
Charles Booth
Alfred Hooth & Co
Liverpool
Booth
Clamberlain
Irving
Booths
London
Lewisham
Dulwich
Chamberlai
United Kingdom
Annual Report of Officer Gleer to Chief Ball
Special Investigator Officer Gleer recites annual figures to Chief Ball. He handled 150 city ordinance violations, 24 state law violations, and recovered 192.50 dollars in stolen goods. The report lists 397 investigations on written requests, 252 destitute cases aided, 7 cruelty to children, 9 cruelty to animals, 63 children moved to better homes, and 39 horses and mules removed from streets. It notes 4 insanity adjudications, 18 sent to the county alms house, 2 hospitalized, and 10 sent out of the city. Seven boys placed in reform school and 47 disreputable women moved on short notice.
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Gloer
J. M. Gleer
John W. Ball
Police Department
Department of Police
Ball
Gleer
United States
Old Statesmen In Conference In Tokyo Japan
In Tokyo a conference of Japan’s elder statesmen including Marquis Ito and cabinet ministers discusses adopting a firm stance against Russia. General Kodama attends for the first time as war talk wanes and admiralty eyes possible naval show of force. Paris reports say war unlikely as Russia is pressed to concede more in negotiations.
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Tokio
Japan
Father Hears From Lost Son After Forty Years
Carrollton Ga December 18 Aderhold family learns that George W Aderhold who volunteered for the Confederate army aged 18 vanished after the war and was believed dead. A letter from Canton Ohio reveals he survived, moved west, later lived in Canton, and now seeks reunion with his aged father Michael Aderhold and relatives. The discovery may lead to a visit by the long departed son.
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Carrollton
George W Aderhold
Michael Aderhold
Tallapoosa
Canton
Ohio
Tanner
Aderholds
Oscar Aderhold
Mr Aderhold
Milton R Aderhold
Austria true to dreibund in throne speech
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph restated Austria Hungary intent to renew and maintain the triple alliance. He praised post Leo XII relations with Russia and Britain, urged Turkish reform and Balkan stability, and noted Servia’s dynastic change while requesting funding to build new quick firing guns starting in 1904.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Leo
Austria
Russia
Balkans
Europe
Austria- Hungary
Turkey
England
Servia
War Office
Dowie to Expand Zion City Reach Southward
John Alexander Dowie plans a southern Zion City colony to aid workers year round while weather and provisions strain Zion residents. The Chicago branch bank was closed and moved to Zion City with staff absorbed there as Dowie backs a world trip and farewell events in January.
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Chicago
Zion City
John Alexander Dowle
Zion
Fijah
Dowle
Michimen Avenue
Zion Bank
Charles Barnard
Dowie
Vancouver
Australia
J G Excell
Arthur W Newcomb
Carl F Stern
Ernest Williams
Speicher
Zions
Dowles
Evicted pair secure home after removal from 410 Whitehall Street
J A Blacker and his daughter Minnie Blacker were evicted from 410 Whitehall Street. The King's Daughters assisted to provide rooms, fuel, and provisions until they can support themselves. The landlord's agent says the rent was not paid and the place was rented to another party for 16 dollars monthly. The bailiff used a pistol to defend against a bulldog. officials justify the action as necessary.
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J A Blacker
Minnie Blacker
Whitehall Street
Kang
Mra M. Turnell
Blacker
C H Girardeau
Arratt
Senate Approves Virginia Exposition Building Fund
Richmond December 6 The senate passed a bill appropriating 10000 dollars for a Virginia state building at the St Louis exposition. The measure now goes to the governor for approval.
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Virginia
St. Louis
Richmond
Senate
St. Louis Exposition
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