War Ship Sent At Full Speed As Island Turmoil Rages
Three resolutions swirl as insurgents clash with the Morales provisional government in the Dominican crisis. U S efforts mount to dispatch another warship to Santo Domingo to protect American interests while capital San Domingo City braces and barricades amid skirmishes and political upheaval.
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Washington
Jimmez
San Domingo
Powell
Aecablegram
Atte Department
State Department
Neeps
Moody
Lamberton
Now &E Trinidad
Newport
Republic of Santo Domingo
Azul de Campostella
Pelletier
Morales
San Pedro de Maoris
Ban Doemingo
Independencia
Insurgenta
Cash Contest Announces Port Receipts Projections
Port receipts show 4 949 805 bales through December 35 with a $10000 cash contest. Estimate results by close of January 12 with or without subscriptions, see terms elsewhere. Postmark by December 31. orders to The Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlanta Constitution
Walthour Wins Easy in Sixmile Race
Walthour defeated Paquilin in a six mile race by three eighths of a mile before about 500 spectators. Paquilin led early, but Walthour surged to the front by the second lap and maintained his distance, securing the victory as the field faded.
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Walthour
Paquilin
Russia to Sell Tea and Sugar Monopoly Proposed
Moacow December 29 government considers tea and sugar sale a state monopoly as proposed by M Witte. Opposition exists though treasury needs and resource exhaustion push belief adoption is likely. Brandy monopoly yields about $300 million yearly. tea and sugar expected to be more profitable with low operation costs.
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Moacow
M. Witte
Tainleter
M Witke
Leap to Death Taken by Girl
Miss Bette Woodward of Beattysilla Kentucky leaped from a southbound Cincinnati Southern train at Gardale Tennessee and was killed this morning. John H Woodward of Knoxville rented the young woman of his sister who was bound for Knoxville to visit her brother and family.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bette Woodward
Beattysilla
Cincinnati Southern
Galrdale
John H Woodward
Knoxville
Rich Men and Croesus Have Their Troubles
The article recalls Croesus of Lydia and his captivity by Cyrus, noting rich men yet suffer indigestion and related ailments. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural cure, claiming they aid digestion and let one eat freely. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box. urged as essential.
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Crosms
Lydia
Croesus
John D Rockefeller
Cyrus
Selon
Stuart
Jis
Policy Shops Closed by Cops in Savannah
Savannah police raided four policy lottery joints, arresting operators and patrons and seizing paraphernalia. Lookouts on wheels warned others, scattering operators and devotees as detectives moved in.
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Savannah
Poliga
Miss Cook Goes to Japan Missionary From Newnan
Newnan Ga December 26 Special Margaret McCook Cooke daughter of the late Dr W F Cook will leave this week for San Francisco and on January 7 sail for Japan to engage in missionary work under the Methodist Episcopal Church south board of missions A special service in her honor was held at the Methodist church Sunday night The exercises were interesting and the church was crowded.
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Newnan
Margaret M Ooccooke
W F Cook
San Franccisco
Japan
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Church
Woman Shot By Burglar In Charlotte NC
A burglar entered the home of John K Orr near Charlotte and shot his wife Mrs Orr who was alone. The attacker fled after ransacking the house leaving the loot. Mrs Orr is severely wounded and the incident caused high excitement among passersby.
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Charlotte NC
John K Orr
Beckham Party Arrives in Savannah for Kentucky Governor
Governor J C Beckham of Kentucky and a large party arrived in Savannah to greet riverfront ceremonies led by Lieutenant D Y Beckham and A A brother, with Mrs Myra Wilcox and Mrs W DB Kniskern among attendees. They plan to stay until tomorrow night before proceeding directly to Frankfort.
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Savannah
J. C W Beckham
Kentucky
D. Y. Beckham
A. A
Ad Mies Myra Wilcox
Beckham
Mra
Wis
N. Beckham
W. T Beckham
DB Kniskern
Chicago
Aho
Frankfort
Rando
Hartford training squadron arrives at Pensacola
Pensacola Florida December 29 The Atlantic training squadron under Rear Admiral Wiser reached here from New Orleans and anchored off the navy yard. Vessels began land drill training for apprentices aboard. Hartford is short forty apprentices who left the ship in New Orleans. Other ships report smaller losses.
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Pensacola
Fla
Atlantic Training Squadron
Wiser
New Orleans
Navy Yard
Hartford
Cuba to secure $35,000,000 loan in 1926
Secretary Desplaines of the Cuban commission and Minister Quesada toured New York banks to raise a $35 million loan for the republic. They expect the loan before March, citing Cuban customs revenues rising to about 3.3 million annually. If approved, $22 million would incur about 1.75 million annual interest at 5 percent for the first six years.
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New York
Desplaines
Cuban Commission
New Republic
Quesada
Desplainas
Cuba
Cone
Meeting of American Affiliated Scientific Society Opens
In Philadelphia on December 29 the annual meeting commenced with papers read by Professor E C Jeffrey of Harvard, Professor W Coker of North Carolina, Professor A W Evans of Yale, E F Smith of James, and Dr C G Townsend from the agriculture department, among others.
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Cohen
Philadelphia
American Affiliated
Scientfic Society
E C Jeffrey
Harvard University
Wc, Coker
University of North Caroline
A. W Evans
Yale
E F Smith
James
C G Townsend
Agriculture
Agrion
ANG &Orners
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offers Trial Treatment
Dr Shoop offers a one month trial of his rheumatic cure promising to purge the blood of the disease’s poisons and relieve pain. He claims extensive Germany research and cites 2600 trials with success in chronic rheumatism. Readers are urged to request his book and obtain six bottles for a month’s test through a local druggist.
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Germany
Shoeps
Bhoop
Dr. Bhoop
Root Chosen to Meet Reyes in Panama Negotiations
President designates Secretary Root to handle Panama talks with General Reyes of Colombia after cabinet meeting. No treaty decision yet. Root to reply once a firm position is reached. Colombia disputes access of a representative to a Panama Canal Company meeting and will appeal to higher courts. Heavy rains cause telegraph damage in Panama. constitutional convention candidates favored by patriotic committee.
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Washington
Root
Panama
Reyes
Colombia
Huy
Roat
State Department
Genera Reyes
Barrys
Paris
Panama Canal Company
United States
Representati Es of
Colomnte
M Semper
M. Semper
Senor Artbs
M. Gaston Brunet
M. Ditte
Chamber of First Instance
Dubuft
M Ditta
Asea
Panama Company
Isthmian Canal
Los Santos
Cheyquey
Patriotic Committee
Amador
Fatal hunting accident ends life of Ab Rainey
Ab Rainey a prominent farmer of Carrollton Georgia, died after a holiday hunting incident. He reportedly carried a shotgun, sat on a neighbor’s well box, and a misfire caused the discharge into his neck and head. He died shortly after, with authorities noting the accident occurred during the holiday season.
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Ab Rainey
Carrollton
Ralney
Grady Hospital Trustees Seek $40,000 City Funding
Grady Hospital trustees met yesterday to request a $40,000 city appropriation for the coming year, up from $38,000 last year. The mayor warned they were near the limit and some trustees considered resignation. expenses are not expected to shrink and at least $40,000 more will be needed to cover next year's costs.
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Grady Hospital
Mansfield Ga Elects Dr Knight Mayor In Warm Vote
In Mansfield Georgia on December 29 a municipal election produced a large majority for Dr. W Knight as mayor. Elected council members to serve another year were J W Henderson W H Beckwith W A Curtis forming a ticket of leading local citizens.
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Mansfeld
Mansfield
W. &. Knight
Dr. Knight
J. W. Henderson
W. H Beckwith
W A. Curtis
One Man Dead Two in Jail in Tennessee Shootings
Fragmented OCR reports a shooting in which one man was killed and two men jailed with unclear connections. Names, places, and exact details are unreadable, but the event centers on a fatal shooting and arrests.
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Astral
Kilmer Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal cure for weak kidneys and related ailments. It claims kidneys cleanse the blood and links kidney problems to diverse symptoms, encourages readers to try a free sample, and cites testimonials and endorsements from police officers and medical staff.
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Mall
Tr. Hilmer
W. G. Bally
Police
Columbia
Kilmers
Rabbit Races in Park Delight Spectators
A New Year afternoon program featured jack rabbit races after the Walthour event. Despite dogs being fastest at times, rabbits were cornered in three heats. The Loving Cup for best dog went to Superintendent Williamson’s rabbit hound Logan. If requested, Mr. Hotton will reprise the races on New Year’s day at 2:30 PM with many dogs entered.
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Williamson
Inland Revenue Receipts Rise in November 1903
Washington reports the monthly internal revenue statement showing total receipts for November 1903 at 2,847,834 dollars, up 1,562,684 from the previous month. For the five months, receipts exceed last year’s by 2,720,127 dollars. Also from London the Telegraph notes the czarina is expected to announce her arrival next summer in St. Petersburg.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Stork
Czarina
London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Evya
Durand Starts Fund To Honor Walthour In Atlanta
Henry Durand leads a city fund to present a commemorative cup to Robert Walthour the world champion cyclist. Subscriptions should be mailed early in February before his departure. In Alabama two men, Wright and Jones, were jailed for murder near Montgomery after the Annie Yancey killing.
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Henry Durand
Atlanta
Jaseme
Dresert
Robert Watthour
Ry Durand
Cess
Wahlthour
Walthour
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Win Wright Ts
Annie Yancey
St Junction
Young Jones
Jones
Mur Warren Jones
Gomery
Lanier Still at Large in Austell Case
A late reward of 6100 is offered for Lanier who remains at large after a case involving the Goeeay brothers. The report notes ongoing manhunt activity in Austell and signals authorities seeking information leading to the capture.
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Lanier
Austell
Agendee
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