German Column Cut to Pieces In Africa Crisis
Berlin reports dwindling details from Colonel Leutwein's marching column south of Windhoek as rebels besiege frontier stations. Fear grows that he is encircled, exhausted, and awaiting a rescuing expedition while reports claim surrender of the Bondelzwarts and Khara insurgents near the Windhoek area.
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Berlin
Lentwein
German Southwest Africa
Warmbad
Windhoek
Leutwein
Bondelawarts
von Buelow
Reichstag
Cape Town
Thas
Bondelzwarts
Squadron Sent to Culebra in Naval Maneuvers
The European squadron including the Brooklyn at Alexandria the San Francisco at Beirut and the Machias with the collier Alexander have been ordered to sail for Culebra to join forthcoming maneuvers. Officials expect the withdrawal from Turkish waters to be temporary and plan a reinvigorated show of force after the exercises.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Alexandria
San Francisco
Beirut
Machias
Port Said
Alexander
Culebra
Ttia
New Turn Taken in Bond Case Shocks North Carolina
Raleigh February 1 Special. A new chapter in the Godfry bond case unfolds as two thousand dollars in North Carolina bonds vanished from J L Godby’s safe at Jonesboro. Detected schemes involve Raleigh attorney J C G Morris and multiple intermediaries who exchanged cash for promises of return. The grand jury, Harris, Dortch, and Jones face further inquiry as funds moved among several parties.
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Raleigh
Imiay
North Carolina
J L Godby
Jonesboro
J C G% Morris
Harris
HP Dortch
Dortch
G € Jones
Godiry
Record coal voyage sets 74 hour Norfolk Mayport record
Mayport Feb 1 The American schooner Charles G Endicott Captain Hailey from Norfolk arrived with 11 090 tons of coal after a record breaking seventy four hours at sea The skipper credited a favorable wind and a swift passage and received many congratulatory messages for the fast time across the water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Mayport
Fia
Charles G Endicott
Hailey
Norfolk
Bailey
Hearst Backed as Best Hope by Georgia Democrat Griggs
Judge Jim Griggs denies any authorized interview on Democratic nomination. He asserts Hearst could win Georgia and poll more votes where needed, noting Hearst's southern roots and advocacy for common people while opposing claims he favors business interests over property rights.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Cleveland
Georgia
Jim Griggs
Griggs
Democratic Party
Georgie Democrats
Olney
Parker
Gorman
Hearst
William R Hearst
Orst
New York
Bishop of Nassau Drowned During Island Visit
Right Rev HON Chorton DD bishop of Nassau was drowned while visiting Ragged Island when a small boat to reach his yacht swamped. The body was not recovered, and the incident occurred as he attempted the shoreward crossing during February. In a separate report, a derrick accident aboard the monitor Arkansas injured a laborer and damaged the ship’s bridge.
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Nassau
Miami
Mall Advices
Nassau Bahamas
Hon Chorton
Ragged Island
Peare
Grasn
Arkansas
Norfolk Ya
Guy Rove
Strickland
Columbus
M. Strickland
Griffin
South Georgia
US Minister Squires demands punishment for Cienfuegos rioters
Havana February 1 United States Minister Squires pressed Cuba to arrest and punish rioters who mudded the U S flag at the Cienfuegos consulate amid election registrar disputes. Consul Baehr protested. President Palma and officials promised directions for punishment while local authorities offered conflicting accounts of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Squires
Cienfuegos
Baehr
Palma
Zaldo
Cientuegos
Clenfuegoa
Santa Clara
Two Railroads Put Under One Management by Deal
The Macon and Birmingham railroad and the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad were brought under one management today with Willam Checktey Shaw appointed vice president. New officers include O M Grady as superintendent and J M Cutler as general freight agent, with unified yet separate operations for both properties. Lane refused to discuss impact as investigations loom and a grand jury return is anticipated.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon and Birmingham Railroad
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Macon and
Birmingham
New York
Macon and Birmingham Railway
Willam Checktey Shaw
F. W. Edwards
Boston
Mass
Shaw
O M. Grady
J M Cutler
C F Rhodes
W. F Fuchannan
Ben C Smith
C T Chappell
Ariests
Lane
Henderson
Atlanta
West Point
Jackson Cochran Wedding in Milledgeville at St Joseph Church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cochran and Mr Charles A Jackson of Milledgeville were married at St Joseph Church. Father Shoenhart officiated. attendants were Miss Maggie Cassidy and Mrs Lena Nanworthy with Mr Inman Wells as best man. The couple will visit Macon then Atlanta for a short honeymoon. The decorated auditorium overflowed with friends and relatives.
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Macon
St Joseph
Father Winklefeld
Father McDonnell
Winklerela
McDonnell
Kohler
Smith
Central City
Tackson-Cochran
Siaeon
St Joseph Church
Mary Elizabeth Cochran
Charles A Jackson
Midsiie
Father Shoenhart
Milledgeville
Maggie Cassiday
Lena Nanworthy
Inman Wells
Jackson
Midvidle
Atlanta
Suture for New Orleans Loree Sees Metropolis Rise
New Orleans on February 1 hosted prominent businessmen who met President Loree and Vice President Mitchell of the Rock Island system at a Progressive Union reception. Loree stated there are only nine great commercial gateways in the country and New Orleans could become one of the top centers, predicting growth toward a leading national commercial, financial, and industrial status. He praised the Rock Island and Frisco lines for early entry into New Orleans.
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Loree
Louisiana City
New Orleans
Mitchell
Rock Island
Progressive Union
Koree
Frisco
Heart Cure Restores Fort Worth Man After Long Illness
A Fort Worth man reports lasting relief from heart disease after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. He says three bottles ended restless nights and fatigue, with restored sleep and energy over months, noting permanent improvement and no further doctor visits. The testimonial claims benefits to stomach nerves color appetite and sleep, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Miles
Lewis Lawrence
Ft. Worth
Texas
Eeryone
Rebels Win in Uruguay Amid Mutinous Turmoil
Buenos Ayres reports from Montevideo say 1,800 government troops against insurgents were defeated at San Ramon, while later dispatches claim disaster for Uruguayan forces. Rebels seized General Munez’s ammunition as he saved his guns. Two Montevideo National Guardsmen regiments are disbanded for mutiny and the government recalls troops from rural districts as Montesdeo’s situation grows grave.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Offerall
San Ramon
Munez
Montesdeo
FIRST CAR FOR GEORGIANS FLORIDA CABBAGE SHIPPED TO COLUMBUS
A car of Florida cabbages arrived in Columbus from Jacksonville via the Central of Georgia railway consigned to J T Pearce. The first Florida vegetable car of the season honors Columbus this year, with South Florida grown produce powering the local wholesale market.
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Florida
Columbus
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Iadsonville
Fla
J T Pearce
South
Yore
National Bible Conference Opens in Gainesville
The National Bible conference convened in Gainesville on February 1, continuing sessions with noted speakers. Clarence B. Strauss, evangelist, Dr. F. Blackstone of Chicago, and Mrs. Margaret Botrne of New York headlined lectures from the Order of Kings Teachers and Louis Home Journal. Sessions have been lectures and will continue for several weeks.
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Guinesville
Tia
Natonal Bible Conference
Clarence B Strauss
Fooow Blackstore
Crleigo
Margaret Botiome
New Yok
Order of Kings Taughters
Loures Home Journal
Supreme Court upholds seizure damages in Spanish prize cases
Judge Locke ruled boats seized near Key West during the Spanish War were illegal prizes. After appeals, damages were awarded, with the government appealing again and the Supreme Court sustaining the district court. Claimants to be paid at Key West, totaling $55,855.12 by twelve or more claimants.
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Jacksonilie
Fin
Fernary
Locke
Stetea
Supreme Court
District Court
Dover Court
Key West
Hairston Seeks Congress at Georgia GOP Meeting
In Athens on February 1 the eighth congressional Republican convention endorsed Roosevelts administration. Postmaster Dr. Focke of Washington and Pink Morton of the county were named delegates to the national convention uninstructed. W M Hairston of Elbert was nominated to oppose Congressman Howard Bally. In Worth County at Isabella a mass meeting chose Augustus Garter and George Ford as delegates to the Dawson congressional convention and ES Daniels and Thomas Walsh as delegates to the Atlanta state convention, both uninstructed.
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Athens
Republican Party
Dr. Focke
Washington
Pink Morton
Cltp
Roosevelts
W M Hairston
Elbertos
Congress
Howard Bally
Worth Tifton
Worth County
Isabella
Dawson
Atlanta
Augustus Garter
George Ford
ES Daniels
Thomas Walsh
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Galton
Oppenheim
Calton
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Rere
Pete
Criccs
Georgien
Muse
Whitehall
Georgia Southern
Stars and Stripes
Edwarde
Georgia Southern Meg
Aersig
Mane Marc
Jos
A. Magnus & CO
Eighth St
Cincinnati
Fie
Wednessey
St Louis
New Christian Church
North Highlands
H W Elder
Rivenhark
Wimnington
Cll J—A
Ferguson
Rivenherk
Gainesville
HUST
Navy
Hairston
Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Inman
Frondetreet
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