German Column Cut To Pieces Near Windhoek
Berlin reports weeks of silence from Colonel Leutwein’s relief march amid revolted Herero tribes and besieged forts between Windhoek and his column. Officials fear illness and desertion slow relief, while Capetown dispatches claim Bondelzwarts surrender and Khara rising expectations.
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Berlin
Lentwein
German Southwest Africa
Warmbad
Windhoek
Leutwein
Bondelawarts
Bondeszwarts
von Buelow
Reichstag
Cape Town
Thas
Squadron Sent to Culebra for Naval Maneuvers
Washington reports that the European squadron including the Brooklyn at Alexandria the San Francisco at Beirut the Machias en route to Port Said and the cutter Alexander at Alexandria has been ordered to sail for Culebra to join forthcoming combined naval maneuvers. Officials say the withdrawal from Turkish waters is temporary and after maneuvers the fleet will return reinforced for a stronger demonstration.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Alexandria
San Francisco
Beirut
Machias
Port Said
Callier Alexander
Culebra
New Turn Taken In Bond Case In North Carolina
Raleigh coverage details a sensational Godfry bond case. Bonds stolen from J L Godfry at Jonesboro led to a complex payout involving attorney J C Harris and H P Dortch with multiple intermediaries and repayments as the grand jury weighs next steps. The case now rests with the solicitor after the grand jury referred it.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Godfry
J. L. Godfry
Jonesboro
J. C. Harris
Harris
H. P. Dortch
Deortch
J. C. Jones
Jones
Dortch
Grand Jury
MID-WEEK BARGAINS FOR LEADING MERCHANTS
Thursday collaboration highlights mid week bargains from top local merchants. Readied `SEE THURSDAY` notices announce discounts, shop hours, and featured merchandise across downtown retailers. Durable goods and seasonal offers invite shoppers to visit participating stores.
Record Fast Run Ends With 11,000 Tons Coal Voyage
The American schooner Charles G Endicott under Captain Bailey arrived at Mayport from Norfolk in 74 hours setting a record. Bailey said a fine wind aided the crossing and the vessel flew through the water. He received many congratulations on the swift voyage.
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Mayport
Fla
Charles G Endicott
Bailey
Norfolk
Griggs Denies Authorized Interview on Cleveland in Georgia
Judge Jim Griggs issues a statement denying any authorized interview on the Democratic presidential nomination. He asserts Cleveland could carry Georgia if nominated and names William R Hearst as his personal choice. Griggs says Hearst’s strength could win votes in key states, including New York, and unite Southern and business interests.
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Jos
Ohl
Washington
Cleveland
Georgia
Jim Griggs
Griggs
Democratic Party
Willam R. Hearst
New York
Drowning of Nassau Bishop Off Ragged Island
News from Nassau Bahamas reports the drowning of Right Rev FH. ON Churton D D bishop of Nassau while visiting Ragged Island. His attempting to reach the yacht Message of Peace in a small swamped boat led to his death and body recovery failed.
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Nassau
Mami
Fla
Nasseu
Bahamas
FH. ON
Churton
D.D
Ragged Island
Squires Demands Punishment for Cienfuegos Rioters
United States Minister Squires pressed Cuba to punish those who smeared mud on the U S flag at the Cienfuegos consulate after clashes over registrar elections. He met President Palma, urging arrest and punishment, while Cuban officials downplayed the incident as a drunken brawl amid broader unrest.
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Havana
United States
Squires
Cienfuegos
Baehr
Palma
Zaldo
Santa Clara
Republicana
Nationalista
Macon and Birmingham railways brought under one management
The Macon and Birmingham and the Georgia Southern and Florida railroads are merged under Vice President Shaw with new officers. Lane refuses to speak as the old regime faces bond status and scrutiny amid recent defalcation findings and ongoing transfer to a unified administration in New York.
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E. C. Broffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon and Birmingham Railroad
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Macon and
Birmingham
New York
Macon and Birmingham Railway
Willliam Checkier Shaw
W. Edwards
Boston
Mass
Shaw
West Point
Lane
Henderson
Atlanta
Queston
St Joseph Church Unites Miss Cochran and Mr Jackson in Macon
At St Joseph church in Macon Mary Elizabeth Cochran of Midville married Charles A Jackson of Midville, officiated by Father Shoenhart. Attendants were Magele Cassiday and Lena Nasworthy, best man Inman Weilg. The couple, praised for social standing, will spend days in Macon then visit Atlanta. The church was decorated with seasonal flowers as relatives and friends filled the auditorium.
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Macon
St. Joseph
Father Winkleret
Father McDonnell
Winklerel
McDonnell
Kohler
Cara
Smith
Central City
Hig
Ell Comers
Ga. Xebrtary
St. Joseph Church
Mary Elizabeth Cochran
Charles A. Jackson
Midville
Father Shoeenhart
Milledgeville
Magele Cassiday
Lena Nasworthy
Inman Weilg
Jackson
Atlanta
Loree Sees New Orleans Becoming Nation's Metropolis
President Loree and Vice President Mitchell of the Rock Island system met New Orleans leaders at a Progressive Union reception. Loree praised New Orleans as one of nine great commercial gateways and forecast steady growth toward a top national role, with early Rock Island and Frisca entries hoped for in the city.
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Loree
Louisiana City
New Orleans
Mitchell
Rock Island
Progressive Union
Lease Of Life Renewed By Dr Miles Heart Cure
An elderly reader recounts relief from heart disease after three bottles of Dr Miles Heart Cure. He stopped doctors, slept better, regained energy, and claims a complete health restoration within months. The note credits improved heart function, nerves, appetite, and color to the remedy. The ad invites readers to obtain the cure and a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
Lawrence
Worth
Dreaa
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Rebels Win in Uruguay Victory Shifts in Montevideo
From Montevideo reports say 1600 government troops failed against insurgents at San Ramon, later described as a disaster for Uruguayan forces. Rebels captured General Munez's ammunition though he preserved his life. National Guards mutinied and disbanded while the government recalls troops as Montevideo worsens.
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Buenos
Ayres
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
San Ramon
Munez
First Car for Georgians Shipped from Florida to Columbus
Georgia receives the season’s first carload of Florida vegetables a shipment of cabbages from Jacksonville to Columbus via Central of Georgia. The cargo, consigned to J. T. Pearce, marks Columbus claim to the honor over New York. Also notes city council appropriation for Georgia Building at St Louis, corner stone for North Highlands Christian church, and political visit by candidate Strickland. A. W. Rivenhark declared not of sound mind and dangerous. ordered confined.
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Florida
Columbus
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
J. T. Pearce
South
New York
St. Louis
New Christian Church
North Highlands
H. W. Elder
Rivenhark
Wilmington
N. C
Pecal
A. W. Rivenhark
Ferguson
National Bible Conference Opens in Gainesville
Gainesville Fla February 1 The National Bible conference opened yesterday and continues today with lectures by Clarence B Strauss evangelist Dr E W Blackstone Chicago and Margaret Bottoms New York president of the Order of Kings Daughters and Ladies Home Journal editor The sessions will run two weeks with talks and lectures throughout the period.
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Gainesville
Fla
National Bible Conference
Hee
Tecturea
Clarence B Strauss
E. W. Blackstone
Chicago
Margaret Bottoma
New York
Order of Kings Daughters
Ladies Home Journal
Must Pay Spanish Claims in Key West Case
Judge Judee Locke issued final decrees in twelve Spanish filibustering vessel claims seized near Key West at the start of the Spanish War. The United States Navy seized and sold the ships as prizes. Supreme Court rulings upheld lower court damages totaling $55,855.12 to be paid at Key West.
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Key West
Jacksonville
Fla
Judee Locke
United States Navy
Supreme Court
District Court
HATESTON FOR CONGEE AT HAWKINSVILLE? CONY?
Eighth congressional Republican convention held in Athens. Postmaster J E Poche of Washington and Pink Morton of this city named uninstructed delegates to the national convention. Roosevelt administration endorsed unanimously. W M Hairston of Elberton nominated against Congressman Howard. Rally held in Worth county to elect delegates to the Dawson convention and Atlanta state convention. Augustus Carter and George Ford named for congressional delegates, both colored, uninstructed.
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Athens
J. E. Poche
Washington
Pink Morton
Roosevelt
W. M. Hairston
Elberton
Congress
Howard
Worth
Sifton
Worth County
Isabella
Dawson
Atlanta
Augustus Carter
George Ford
Daniels
Thomas Walsh
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Opperheim
Oppenheim
Forsyth
Prudential
E. Alabama
N. Pryor
Col. Leutwein
Criccs
Hearst
Griggs Denier
Muse
Were
Eparate
Trannel & O
Whitehall
Georgia Southern
Stars and Stripes
Edwards
T. Ackson-Cochran
Dr. Miles
LA Spirite
Murray Hill
Strickland
J. M. Strickland
Griffin
Canddate
South Georgia
Hateston
Congee
Newton Hathaway
Inman Bldz
Broad Street
Wa DE
Hathaway
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