Foraker Attacks President Over Treated Crime Record
Senator Foraker denounces the president’s handling of the case, arguing the evidence from eye witnesses and Major Blocksom’s report shows twenty one men implicated in the Brownsville shooting. He charges the president misstates constitutional power and cites faulty testimony from self appointed committees.
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Sotica
Oruker
Matwan Uw
Afr
Foraker
Congress
Uhia
Major Blocknom
Major Blocksont
Major Flocksom
Faneaville
Ohio
Vallandingham
Hlocksom
Mideath
Cap- In McDonald
Texas Rangers
Benator Knox
Soraker
Why Take Business Home Aimed At Nervous Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement describes dyspepsia caused by nervous strain and stomach derangement. It claims stomach mucus loss, impaired gastric juice secretion, and weak stomach muscles as the root of indigestion. It promotes patent medicines like tonics and digestives as remedies, asserting the need to stimulate digestive organs and relieve symptoms.
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Totestinen
Frewich
Andocliys
Foraker Defends Constitutional Liberty in Senate Appeal
Senator Foraker argues that his demand for witness examination targets a broad constitutional principle, not personal gain, insisting a ruling could apply to all citizens. He defends President Roosevelt and praises the Tenth Cavalry, citing the Twenty-fifth regiment’s conduct and a retired officer’s praise of Negro troops in the Spanish-American War.
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Mr. Foraker
Varaker
Bixtieth Ohio Regiment
Roose Yell
Lodge
Carolina
Tod
Tenth Cavalry
Memorial and Funeral Notices and Deaths
Funeral details for Rev. H. M. Newton and Mrs Allan Thompson. services at St Pauls church and Hall and Bond chapel, with multiple pallbearers and interments in Wearview and Westview cemeteries. Also reports on W. Wyatt death after railway accident, plus notices for Mrs Latfelt and Miss Thomason with private chapel services and Riverside cemetery interments. Includes Emory holiday closure notice and miscellaneous obituary fragments.
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H. M. Newton
M Newton
St. Paul's Church
Wearview Cemetery
N. L. Hdmondson
H. E .L. Timmons
Howard Arumles
Harry G. Poole & Co
C. Jarrell
W. T. Hamby
Pattie
Stew
HB. Mayo
Ella Thompson
Allan Thompson
Hall & Bond
Westview Cemetery
Thomas Thorpson
T. M. Hartfield
T. 3. Latfelt
Mat & Bond
Hiverside
W.F
Anxious Wife in Carolina Fears Husband Dead or Missing
A Greenville woman reports her husband, Charles Tat, has disappeared from a trip to Atlanta. She fears he has met with violence or desertion, noting he drinks occasionally but is generally quiet. Police records show no conclusive evidence of foul play, and she seeks help locating him.
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Carolina
Atlanta
Cestal
Rule Street
Greenville
Standing Pat Says Hitchcock Stands Land Withdrawal
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock told a Senate Indian Affairs panel that his order withdrawing 4,000,000 acres from the civilized tribes will stand unless a legal challenge shows he exceeded authority. He discussed the allotment order as lawmakers questioned with officials including Commissioner Leap and Gifford Pinchot. A House resolution urged Hitchcock to provide hours of information on his refusal to allot lands to Choctaw and Chickasaw nations.
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Interior
Hitchcock
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Dittehhcock
Itchcock
Wiigon
Senate
Leap
Indian Office
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Congress Quits For Christmas In 1906 Session Ending
Washington December 20 The house adjourned after a brief session until January 4 1907 desks were empty as members fled for the holidays Representative Mondell moved a bill extending land entry time on the Shoshone reservation Representative Dayne offered a resolution regarding the president’s annual message distribution A brief committee of the whole debate followed with Speaker Cannon receiving holiday goodwill The senate also adjourned until January 3.
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Wuashington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Lme
Flint
Dayne
New York
Cannon
Senate
New Rochelle Alderman on Trial in Franchising Bribery Case
New Rochelle committee chair Kattenberg and three other officials face supreme court charges of bribery over a failed franchise for State Line Telephone. Principal witness James Reynolds of the telephone company, with stenographer Mina Roessing, testified of a megaphone recorded meeting. Reynolds allegedly heard that the franchise could be secured for 16000, while 80000 was claimed as an upper bound. Kattenberg denies intent to entrap.
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New York
Tenry Kattenberg
Board of Aldermen
New Rochelle
Supreme Court
State Line Telephone Company
Anthony J. Mhers
Sterman Rado
Charles W. Juldring
Kallenberg
Tames Reynolds
Zee
Reynolds
Hallenberg
Mina Roessing
Train
Katlenver
Reynolia
Trallenberg
Fine Exercises At High School
Public schools in Auunty close for Christmas holidays. At Girls High School a special program organized by the Mallon Society invites all “Trienda” students. The event begins Friday at 7 30 p.m. with instrumental solos, vocal numbers, and a play titled Mr Jares's Wax Work, plus Christmas gifts for city children.
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Auunty
Mallon Society
Mian
Edwina Nehre
Miea
Edwina
Mr Jares
Christman
Ety
Murderous confrontation on Park Street ends in fatal shooting
A Black man was shot during a struggle on a city street as a bystander attempted to intervene in a life threatening incident. The assailant fired multiple times, striking the victim in the head and neck before being restrained by bystanders until police arrived. The suspect is in custody and faces trial.
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Hugh
Italia
Jowkup
Marietta School Proposal Sparks Racial Segregation Debate
The city considers moving to a white school at Gray Street while proposing a separate Negro school and a new site on Fulton Street. Council discusses remodeling costs, potential $20 000 to $28 000, and a new superintendent Miss Girrard assigned near Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill as a naming committee delays report on an assistant principal.
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Dueelrie
Marletty
Gras Street
Unek
Wea
Reagan
Welliege
Tums Rd
Yas
Gray Street
Marietta
Girrard
Fulton Bag
Mba
Local Field Tales Reach Far And Wide From Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech president Matildson notes growing interest in catalogs from distant lands notably the Philippines and India while many U S residents also request catalogs. Local offenses and court actions include two Black men charged in separate incidents and a Telegraph operator in court for drunkenness.
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Matildson
Georgia Tech
Philippine
India
Atlanta
T Han
Philippines
Union
Walthour Home From New York in Atlanta Race
Bobby Walthour arrived in Atlanta at 10 o clock after an eight hour delay caused by spills during the six day race. He said he and partner faced opportunities to gain laps but were hindered, while teammate McLean rapidly recovers from injuries and is not seriously hurt. Walthour noted New York papers recognized they did not gain a square deal.
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Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Wayne Hobuy
Bobby
Bobby Wuss
McLean
Fith
New York
Gald Walthour
Examinations Begin and Year End at Atlanta Theological Institute
Examinations started yesterday and continue today at the Atlanta Theological Institute as it reports a highly successful year. Attendance for next year is expected to rise, with many prominent Georgia preachers among graduates. The next term begins January 2, 1907.
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Atlanta Theological Institute
Te Atlanta Theological Institute
Giorgia
Athantis
Unnecessary Surgical Operations And Their Risks
A disjointed discussion questions whether many operations are necessary and outlines potential direct and indirect harms. It mentions cardiac valves, procedure risks, possible complications, and the uncertainty of outcomes, highlighting patient vulnerability and medical uncertainty.
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