Fine diplomacy after the war by Loidon speaker
Westminster Conservative Club heard MP L A Burdette Coutts forecast a quick end to the Russo Japanese conflict and urged the government to stay in power through the war and its aftermath. He praised the Anglo Japanese alliance and Balfour’s commitment to honor and patriotism during the crisis.
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Loidon
Burdette Coutts
Westminster Conservative Club
Lance
Great Britain
Balfour
Japan
Heavy Fire Destroys Homes in Springfield Tenn
In the early hours a blaze tore through Springfield causing about 75000 in property damage. The Dublin Glenn Cathy firm and Sraith Bros were among the greatest losses with Sullivan Durris Groceries and McFerrin Gill suffering sizable hits. insurance partially covers the claims.
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Springfeld
Springfield
Tenn
Fure A
Dublin
Glenn & Cathy Gods
Sraith Bros . Durris Groceries
Navme
McFerrn & Gill
Brick Makers Hold Meeting in Birmingham Alabama
The National Brick Manufacturing Association met in Birmingham on February 1 with 500 delegates. John Milton Blair of Cincinnati, newly elected president, urged brick makers nationwide to support Roosevelt against railway freight discrimination. Blair attacked rate abuses by railroads and called for action though no court can check tariffs. The convention elected officers and planned next meeting in St Louis.
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Birmingham
Speele
National Brick Manufacturing Association
W of Purington
Galesburg
Zils
jAesa
J M Blair
Cincinnati
St Louis
Hitman
J W Gibley
United States
Georgia Farm Leaders Move to Cut Cotton Crop
State farmers show intent to reduce cotton acreage as fertilizer imports fall. February 1905 reports 72 632 tons of commercial fertilizers inspected in Georgia vs 148 878 tons in January 1904, signaling a cautious crop season with possible labor and policy actions across mills and rail issues.
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State Agricultural Department
Georgia
Aless
Lieutenant Rucker to lead state troops duties
Lieutenant L D Riderer of the Sixteenth United States Infantry assigned to Georgia state troops and expected to begin duties in the coming days. Governor Venell has been notified of the appointment but official orders were not anticipated until yesterday and may reach Atlanta tomorrow.
Lieutenant Rucker to Instruct Georgia Troops on New Army Tactics
Lieutenant Rucker, previously with the Georgia troops and connected with the adjutant general’s office, will tour the state year to train local military companies. He will teach new report procedures and army tactics, drawing on three years of Philippine service, and plans to join his command abroad after completing duty in Georgia.
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Satterlee
Oscar Brown
Spain
Georgia
Adjutant General
Rucker
Philippines
Germany faces agricultural decline amid urban shift
Berlin February 1 Chancellor Von Buelen submitted commercial treaties to the Reichstag noting general observations on agriculture. He contrasted farm weakness with growing cities, citing 54 percent urban population today after 1871 64 percent in parishes under 2000. Germany remains both an agricultural and industrial state. Bucklens Arnica Salve touted for burns and wounds with a Norfolk testimonial.
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Berlin
von Buclen
Reichstag
Germany
Bavaria
Draw in Chess Match Parly February 1
The fourth game of the international chess match between Frank J Marshall of Brooklyn and L Janowski of this city ended in a draw. Marshall has two wins and Janowski one. eight games remain, draws not counted in the total.
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Frank J Marshall
Brooklyn
L. Janowski
Marshall
Janowski
Bruce Willingham nuptials in Toccoa bride and groom wed
Bruce Willingham of Toccoa and Miss Ola Willingham exchanged vows in a formal ceremony. The groom, eldest son of Mr Ro Tree Rashler of the Tégoa Bank adonan, and the bride come from prominent Southern Railway connections. After the marriage the couple planned a Florida honeymoon and home in Torta Baser Granta. The event drew notable guests, including German ambassador Carl von Bern lug and Joseph Schlencker of the German Veterans Society, receiving orders of First Class and Fourth Claw respectively.
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Mr Bruce
Ro Tree Rashler
Tégoa Bankadonan
Bert Februar
Emperor Wiliam Rat Listewed
United States
Joseph Schlencker
Soa
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