No Bullet Holes Found in Cars at Fort Barrancas
Soldiers deny firing into a train and Fort Barrancas officers find no bullet holes after inspecting electric cars. The War Department was not yet informed, but officials reported the incident to higher command as an inquiry was ordered. The Fort Barrancas garrison includes seven coast artillery companies in Pensacola proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apie Win
Fort Larrancae Army Post
Vensacola Electric Company
Washington
Washigton
War Department
Fort Barrancas
Department
Brownsville
Texas
Vila Intest
Harrincas
Penuicola
Bitters and Inexpensive Enticements In a Quirky Pageant
The text records a mash of odd exchanges about patent medicine inducements, a theater audience reaction, and a diplomat's remark on Japan. Jaxon hawks a tonic with a current price cut, Deacon Elderberry criticizes the sale, and a theater manager notes quieter applause. A diplomat and a Californian discuss whether war with Japan is likely, with a cautious reply about educating them in modern methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaxon
Apple Ben
Jimyon
Heck
Japan
Mother Saved by Little Girl Amid Habeas Hearing
Dramatic scene in Montgomery as Mrs Bailey of Macon seeks habeas corpus release. Her husband testifies of a mysterious nighttime abduction with their 3 year old daughter and alleges theft of $100. A curtain-raising substitute compromises custody to the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Alm
Mra
J. Bailey
Macon
Raley
Ag Brurvon
Tania
Ae Ialley
Fkie
Halley
Mrs Sage lends millions in New York deal
Mrs Russell Sage loaned 1 800 000 dollars to the Lands Purchase Company yesterday on a Wall Street property near William. The mortgage bears four percent interest and is due February 11 1910. This adds to a growing total of nearly 27 000 000 Mrs Sage has loaned on Manhattan real estate recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
New York
Russell Sage
Lands Purchase Company
Wall Streat
William
Manhattan Teal
Standard Oil Indicted by Grand Jury in Public Scrutiny
The report portrays John D. Rockefeller, famed as the world’s wealthiest man, facing indictment before the grand jury amid a rising wave of public opinion demanding accountability. The piece frames wealth and power as subject to the law and signals a national mood of reform and moral reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Dayton
John D. Rockefeller
Honda
Robbers Prey On Selma Office
Senator Pettus of Alabama met the president to seek help after the Selma post office at his Beta home was robbed six or seven times recently. He noted his key opened four other boxes and urged swift action by authorities to remedy the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pettus
Alabama
Beta
Grand Theater Shows Outshined by Everyman in Atlanta
The Grand presents Everyman to strong acclaim while Sleeping Beauty and the Beast suffers from repetition. Bijou offers When Knighthood Was In Flower with high drama and fashion, likely to draw steady patrons. Moe Him and I vaudeville heads to Bijou next week, plus Baldwin-Melville’s Ten Nights in a Barroom ends the week at the Lorado. My Kentucky Home opens tonight with Georgia led cast and matinees to follow through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Moe
Him
Tim
New York City
Baldwin-Melville Company
Kentucky
Mien Vallate Vernon
Lucile Carlisle
Me. Murdoch
Victor Blanchard
Webb
Middleton
Mr Barr
Judge Carlisle
Matiner
Iriday
Litte
Lettie Azberg
Local police notes a letter seeks missing sister in Anniston
Various brief items report a letter to the police seeking a sister believed living in Advance Anniston a man fined for cruelty to animals after packing 16 sheep in a wagon an Atlanta hospital doctor resigning after two years at Grady Seminary exams for Atlanta Theological Institute noted and a drunken employee threatening violence at Morrow Transfer Co a streetcar accident with a mule injured but no people harmed and other routine city notices and misprints reflecting the era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A M'Donald
McDonald
COW ON TRACK HIT BY TRAIN NEAR VICKSBURG
A Yazoo and Mississippi Valley passenger train derailed near Hoathwood south of Vicksburg on December 1. Engineer Galvin Prince and fireman George Watson were killed, express messenger severely injured, and the engineer’s body brought home. Fireman’s body not yet recovered. Passengers unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickeburg
Miss
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Road
Hoathwood
Thin City
Teoday
Galvin Prince
George Watson
Gerallmant
Vicksburg
Three Small Fires In Atlanta Burn Homes And Factory
Atlanta fire crews fought three separate blazes yesterday evening. The Medmont Lat Manufacturing Co. on West Mitchell Street suffered about 5000 in stock damage. A passenger coach at Union Station burned, followed by Timton Bradshaw’s home at 253 Clarke Street where four rear rooms burned to the ground and two fronts were spared. water damage estimated at 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Fire Department
Atlanta
Mitchell’ Street
Medmont Lat Manufacturing Company
Union Station
Timton Bradshaw
Clarke Street
Fragmented tale of a deacon and a visit
A garbled narration describes a deacon and a visit that ends with family tensions. The text mentions Impediments to drive and an awkward attempt to recollect events, with unclear names and places.
Banks to pay tax on deposits and share as depositories
A bill introduced by Senator Elkins extends relief to the money market allowing deposits of customs and internal revenue receipts in national banks and taxing them. The secretary of the treasury would transfer public money to banks with legal authority and the Senate confirmed several diplomatic nominations including White to France Griscom to Italy Biddle to Russia and Duu tey to Turkey Leslie Combs to Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Elkins
Internal Revenue
Te Treasury
Senate
Waslington
Senate Today
Kenry White
Rhode Island
France
Lloyd C Griscom
Pennsylvania
Italy
John W Biddle
Minnesota
Rusa
Irving B. Duutey
California
Tirazli
Lestie Combs
Kentucky
Peru
War Declared on Steel Trust by Farm Implement Makers
Chicago reports a coalition of farming machinery firms has declared war on the steel trust and its high prices. They draft a petition to President Roosevelt and Congress asking for relief and a tariff move to curb the iron and steel monopoly, arguing current costs endanger small manufacturers’ profits. The move follows a meeting of heads of farming tool firms in Chicago vowing action to curb the steel trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fron and Steel Combine
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Steel Trust
Waslington
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Victor
Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
Victor and
Edison Records
Phillips
Peachtree Street
Montgomery
Castoria
Chas
HL. Fletcher
Selma
Senator Pettus
Paul Kester
Mra. M. J. Jones
Anniston
Ala
Advanta
Sixth Street
Grady Hospital
Bernard Mcflugh Cline
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Cling
Grady
Atlanta Theological Institute
Pwill
Wilshop
Era Cloyey
Morrow Transfer Company
Marietta Street
Halsey
Dorsett
Tishop
The
Cotta
Whitehall Street
Te Street Railway Company
Central Railroad
Atlanta Telephone Company
Fred B. Leeks
Staten Clerk
Brera
Edgar Guamarr
Atena
Casale Clr
Ferday
Pete
Ersdkorm
Wolk
Epplingnta Betng
Doumen
Iran
Willan Pf Newman
Blebee
Nora Hel
Joan
Eanper
McGaw Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
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