French to Make Inspection on Georgia Troops Tour
Major French of the Sixteenth United States Infantry, ordered by Major General Corbin, will inspect Georgia state troops beginning February 8. He will visit Columbus Americus Dawson Worth Gainey and Sullbert, aiming to complete all inspections by May 1, as part of a national program to assess strength, equipment, and readiness of militia units.
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HH. French
H G Corbin
Atlantic
Georgia
Mautor French
Corbin
Ted
Gerial SW Harris
Wiliam
Columbus
Americus
Dawson
Quear
United States War Department
United States
War Department
Orr Addresses Boston Boot and Shoe Club Meeting
J K Orr of Atlanta, president of the Greater, was a guest at the 111th Boston Boot and Shoe Club meeting held recently in Boston.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Boston
J K Orr
Atlanta
Greater
Make Peace With Your Stomach Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An old style medicinal advertisement urges readers to stop forcing the stomach beyond its limit and use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural substitute. It claims the tablets aid digestion, rest the stomach, and restore health, promising easy use and universal effectiveness.
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Druga
Druga’sta Erry Ahere It SO Vents 2 Bow Ail If of Ara afMl £ | With Usspepwig
Stuart
Armory rent payments resume aiding state military firms
State funds begin paying back armory rent for the third and last quarters of 1903, easing strain on Georgia military companies that rely on state support. Pension payments are issued to Oglethorpe Floyd and Jasper counties, with smaller disbursements to state officials for pensioners. Governor Terrell rejects clemency for five cases, including Charles Herron. Charley Northen recovers health and returns to public life. A prison clemency review and a resignation of Bryan county’s ordinary are reported.
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United States
R E Park
Oglethorpe Floyd
Jasper
Floyd Emity
Oglethorpe County
Wright
Phil Cook
Southern shoe club dinner stirs talk of Liquid Sunshine
At the Atlanta boot and shoe club dinner in the Hotel Brunswick, Mr Orr and others praised Georgia’s shoe wholesale trade and contrasted a long editorial on "Liquid Sunshine" with a tribute to Southern industry. The speakers extolled Atlanta’s growth, the Piedmont hills, and the region's distribution prowess, urging pride in local enterprise.
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Georgia Association
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Boot End
Brunswick
Orr
Hoyt
Ory
H W. Grady
J. K
Atlanta
Southern Shoe Wholesalers’ Association
Gre
Maine
Virginia
Tiumph
Gilead
South
Ponce de Leon
Massachusetts
Georgia
Labor Leader Backs Sibley Bill Against Prison Goods
Washington February 2 President Samuel Gomper a of the American Federation of Labor urged the house committee on labor in favor of the Sibley bill prohibiting federal purchase of prison made goods as unfair to labor and urged curbs on transport of convict produced products across state lines.
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Washington
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor Today
House Committee On Labor
Sibley
St Louis Capitalist Seeks 25000 Boodle Fund Suit
Henry Nievlas a St Louis capitalist filed suit in the circuit court through attorneys to recover 895600 suburban fund held for years by the Circuit Attorney. The action targets members of the St Louis tawiciosl assembly tied to franchise legislation favored by Suburban Electric Street Railway Co. Funds reportedly to revert to the school fund. Imported Marechal Neil Hose obituary note follows with New York dispatch.
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St Louis Capitalist
St Qoula
Circuit
Henry Nievlas
St Louis Tawiciosl Assembly
Innocent Statement Amid Fatal Cafe Shooting in Louisville
James H Shrader, a prominent young Louisville lawyer, was shot and died after a cafe incident at the Capital Hotel. W E Neal of Owensboro, arrested, allegedly fired over suspicions about Shrader and Mrs Neal. Shrader had served as assistant commonwealths attorney and was noted as an energetic figure in the local bar.
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Louisville
James H Shrader
W E Neal
Owensboro
Ward
Neal
Shrader
Neal Neal
Capital Hotel
Weal
Lawrenceburg
Wiliam Nel
Anderson County
Hopkinsville
Joseph M Huffaker
Commonwealth Attorney
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Trial Offer from Racine
Dr Shoop offers a trial of his Rheumatic Cure promising payment only if the treatment succeeds. He claims a German chemical fights the toxin causing rheumatic pain and that most cases yield within 90 days. Readers are urged to request his book and arrange local delivery for a month trial, with a $5.60 charge if it works.
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Dr. Shoop
Germany
Shoop
Court figure Shrader dies amid hospital stay after shooting
Shrader, once a controversial court figure known for fighting, faced removal from office and later worked at the Capital hotel. In a preoperative moment at the city hospital, he made an ante-mortem statement to coroner Dr Harris Kelly denying any involvement with Neal in the shooting, expressing no fear of death as he bid farewell to friends.
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Huffaker
Shrader
Capital Hotel
City Hospital
Humaker
Harris Kelly
Ofcholal Hie
Sherader
Kelly
Neal
Goodby
Pullman Big Verdict Against Seaboard in Sleeping Car Case
Jury awards Pullman company ten thousand four hundred dollars and twenty five cents for damages to a sleeping car damaged in a collision involving Seaboard Air Line and Western and Atlantic railroads near the Union Depot. Trial in Atlanta city court spanned the week with contested contracts and fault between the railroads.
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Seaboard
Pullman Company
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company
City Court of
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Pnion
Western and Atlantic
Messrs. Dorsen
Brewster & Howell
Messrs
Brown & Randolph
Albert Howell, Jr
Feld
Texas Receivers Appointed For Kirby Lumber And Houston Oil
Federal court in New Orleans placed the Kirby Lumber Company and the Houston Oil Company in temporary receivership. Receivers were named for both firms as Maryland Trust Company seeks to protect timber and oil assets amid outstanding preferred stock coupons, with negotiations aimed at an amicable settlement by February 7. The move follows prior financing disputes and substantial holdings in lumber mills, pine lands, and oil fields.
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Kirby Lumber Company
Houston Ol Company
Houston
Tex
Houston GO Company
Texas
Federal
New Orleans
F Bonner
John H Kirby
N W McLeod
St Louis
FA Reichardt
Planters and Mechanics’ National Bank
Thomas H Frankin
San Antonio
Houston Oil Company
Maryland Trust Company
A P McCormick
Kirby
Floyd McGowan
Houston Oll Company
Gecburit
Alo Stooerty
Mt Hirby
Hirby Lumber Company
Cornicano
Sour Lake
Nacogdoches
Planters and Merchants National Bank
Savings Department
F A Reichardt
New York
Jann H Kirby
de Cout
South
Oil
Marcland Trust Company
No Extortion by the Hotels in St Louis Meeting
A Democratic National Convention organizing committee met at the Southern hotel in St Louis with most members present to review hotel rates. The group, including Jones of Arkansas and Mack of New York, pledged no rate increases and adopted a resolution expressing satisfaction with hotel arrangements for the event.
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St Louis
Southern Hotel
John Ro McLean
Gohle Thor
James Ek Jones
Arkansas
Cheftman
Wiliam J Stone
Wfiscourt
M Guffey
Pennsylvania
D J Campau
Michigan
Norman Mack
New York
G Johnson
Kansas
Tennessee
John B Osborne
Wyoming
C A Walsh
Iowa
Business Mena League
Coffee blamed for stomach trouble ends with Postum cure
An Oregon man writes of decades of stomach distress tied to coffee. After a December 1902 near fatal decline, he stopped coffee, switched to Postum, and rapidly recovered. He endorses Postum, cites local bankers for reputation, and notes a forthright testimonial in each package.
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Oregon
Eumeone Clae
Postum
First National Bank
Trust Banking Cap
Grants Post
Ore
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Nhis
Weitville
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Maor French
Adjutant General’s Office
Obear
J. K. Orr
Boot and Shoe Club
Terrell
Prison Commission
Charles Herron
Fulton County
Lela Herron
Jobo
Nolan
Gumer County
Kareeny
R. D. Woesten
Cobb County
Reno Arkwright
Chatham
George R. Bonner
Troop
Charley Northen
Charles Northen
State Senate
Northen
Capitol Notes
Frank Harves
W RF Joyner
Marietta
W BH Hragg
Bryan County
Julian M Hulney
Hall County
Gompers
Marechal
Neil Hose
WiMam Bursess
Marechal Nett Toge
Pneumoni
Mrs
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Pullman
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