Letters Read Not Read but Money Taken in Fraud Case
In Jacksonville on February 2, testimony in the Helen Wilmans-Post fraud case showed she did not read patient letters yet extracted money from envelopes. Private secretary E H Dayton testified that a $10 per month letter was opened and the funds passed to clerks for reply, while a printed form answered each letter. The trial is expected to last the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Helen Wilmans- Post
Actle
E. H. Dayton
Seabreeze
Veterans Protest Move to Put Confederate Vets at End of Parades
R Osburn led Tigern Anderson camp in introducing resolutions protesting placing Confederate veterans at the rear of public processions. The measure argues veterans deserve front positions due to sacrifices in war and urges United Confederate Veterans to publish similar resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tige Anderson
R. Osburn
Tigern- Gerson
Rise
United Confederate Veterans
Pera
Ozburn
Tige’ Anderson
Old Hats Cleaned and Reshaped at Panamas Shop
Bussey offers hat cleaning reshaping and styling services for old hats and Panamas at 28% Whitehall Street with prices set by work performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Whitehall Street
Dodge Fights Return to New York on Perjury Charge
Dodge and his Houston attorneys contest New York requisition for his extradition. Attorney Clarence Wharton and NY Sergeant Joan Herlthy met Governor Lanham in Austin to press the matter. A Houston law firm telegramed requesting a hearing before action, delaying the governor’s decision until tomorrow. Dodge’s counsel plan to oppose extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Austin
Tex
Charles F. Dodge
Houston
Clarence Wharton
Joan G. Herlthy
Lanham
Dodee
Ball & Andrews
Dogge
Ney
Dodge
Bnt
Otero of New Mexico Dies at Home in Albuquerque
M. S. Otero of Albuquerque New Mexico dies at his home from apoplexy. He was likely the wealthiest man in the territory and a former congressman from 1873. A cousin of M C Otero, then governor of New Mexico, he leaves a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Otero
Albuquerque N. Albuquerque
N. M
M. C. Otero
Mexico
Congress
Territory
New Mexico
Rabbi Prays in the Senate in Joint Service
The Senate opened with a rare joint prayer by Protestant Chaplain Dr Hale and Rabbi David Philipson of Cincinnati. The rabbi called the United States the promised land and exemplar of justice in a brief address before the Lord's Prayer closed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
David Philipson
Hebrew College of Cincinnati
Hale
Philipison
The
Promised Land
Canaan
Dr. Hale
More Millions for St. Louis Exposition Funds Approved
Washington reports the senate committee of appropriations authorized a favorable report on the urgency deficiency bill. An amendment provides a $4,600,900 loan to the St. Louis exposition, raising the bill total to 16,376,216 with a net increase of 752,216 after reimbursements. Installments include 1 million on passage and 1 million in February March and April plus 800,000 in May 1904. The government holds first claim on gross receipts. the board of lady managers gets 100,000. Additional increases fund diplomatic, postal, and agricultural program costs connected to the exposition and related federal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee of Appropriations
Senate
House
Mareh
Mexico
China
Japan
St. Louis
United States
Postal Service
Department of Agriculture
Lover Will Lead League Denies Kavanaugh Presidency
Savannah Ga February 2 Special. Rumor that President Kavanaugh would resign the presidency of the South Atlantic League is without foundation. Kavanaugh has not been offered the post with consent of Savannah Jacksonville Columbia Charleston or Macon. Controuthers of Augusta is named as responsible for the report. A telegram from President Boyer to Goode M Guerry says the report is unfounded. At a league board meeting President Hoyer offered services or 5500 with a 1000 cut and Savannah franchise not clarified.
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Kavanaugh
South Atlantic League
Savannah
Hover
Kavvanaugh
Southern League
Jacksonville
Columbia
Charleston
Macon
Controuthers
Augusta
Boyer
Goode M Guerry
Board of
Hoyer
League
Train Wreck Nixes Pan American No 3 in Birmingham
A Pan American No 3 bound for Birmingham ran into an open switch at Thirty-Arth street at 10 this morning. The engine and mail car were destroyed along with two box cars. Engineer J L Haver was seriously injured, several passengers hurt but not seriously. Masi clerks Richardson and Merriville bruised but not seriously. The crash caused a cry of fire and confusion aboard. Superintendent Griggs of the Alabama Great Southern estimated the loss as not very great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Great Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Arth
J. L. Haver
Richardson
Merriville
Jealous Woman Kills A Girl in Somerset
Minnie Frieding, a 22 year old clerk at Laswell Rostoffes, was shot dead today by the wife of Frank Simpson, aBlack barber, as she entered the post office. Jealousy is alleged as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Minnie Friediing
Frank Simpson
New Buildings for Americus on Forsyth Street
Americus Ga February 2 Special The purchase today by I KR Cam aga others here of a remaining undivided interest in the McMath property on Forsyth street means the immediate erection of a handsome block of buildings occupying the only vacant property thereabout. A hundred residences will be erected here this year besides other business buildings and an electric street railway is among the probable enterprises for Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
I. KR
Cam Aga
McMath
Forsyth Street
Anlectric Street Railway
Noted Georgia Physician Stricken By Pneumonia
Dr. Harden, a leading Georgia physician of broad reputation, lies seriously ill at 283 Peach Tree Street with pneumonia and severe coughs. Dr. Kendrick reports little hope for recovery as Harden’s condition worsens. he serves on Grady hospital's medical board and has long been a prominent figure in Atlanta medicine and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardon
Peachtree Street
Harden
Kendrick
Georgia
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Death by Gotham Gas prompts New York petition
A petition filed in the New York State Supreme Court seeks a mandatory injunction against Mayor Mc Clellan Health Commissioner Darlington and Water Supply Commissioner Oakley to investigate test and regulate illuminating gas firms. It cites deaths from gas asphyxiation and demands action to stop low candle power supplies and high pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McClellan
Darlington
Oakley
State Supreme Court
Robert G. Langston
Ony
Ingpertar
Manhattan
Scholer
Gay
Shriners Train To Milledgeville For Services
Macon Ga February 2 Sperial j Macon Yasrabs one hundred strong will journey over the hot sands tomorrow for Milledgeville where they will assemble for services called by Potentate Forrest Adair of Atlanta. Macon nobles aim to match the Capital City crowd. A special train will carry them into Milledgeville and about twenty novices from Macon will join Atlanta novices in a large Shrine group. Hates on Cotton Bales Washington February 2 The interstate commerce commission signed a hearing for March 3 in the Planters Compread Company of Boston against several railroads over rates on cylindrical cotton bales and regulation bales.
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Shrinera
Milledgeville
Macon
Sperial J
Yasrabs
Forrest Adair
Atlanta
Shrine
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Planters’ Compread Company
Boston
Mass
Atlanta Manufacturers Press for Garnishment Law Reform
Prominent Atlanta and area manufacturers met at the chamber of commerce smoker to back the Fulton County grand jury recommendations on garnishments. A committee from the group will work with grand jury and chamber leaders to draft legislation improving garnishment laws. Speakers urged organization of a strong Atlanta manufacturers group and, later, a state association.
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Atlanta
Chambers of Commerce
Fulton’ County Grand Jury
Georgia
Convention
Piedmont
Sam
Jones
Manufacturers Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
David Woodward
W. Woods White
Heer
Lie Chamber of Commerce
G. F. Taylor
Hogansville
H.C Bunsey
Columbus
Ransom
Glascock Barrett
E. F. Morgan
R. F. Maddux
W. G. Cooper
J. D. Nort
Flint
Mr. Jones
Atlanta Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Pp. D. Baker
H. C. Moore
L. Turner
H. B. Terrell
F. J. Stone
B. McKinney
W. A. Dodge
Blount Carriage and Buggy Company
John M. Boardman
Sig Montag
Nunnally
W. J. Sprenger
Edward C. Beach
J. D. Davenport
G. W. Brime
Atlanta Brewing and Ice Company
Isaac H. Haas
WR Rogers
H. W Hensky
F. T. J. Hightower
W. A. Hansell
G Wilingham
Robert Viewly
B. M. Blount
W. H. Albright
C. M. Chandler
D. Woodward
Clarence Blosser
John B. Whitman
John M. Smith
W. J. Tucker
FL Spratt
F. J Cooledge
J. M. Couch
A. BR. Colcord
F. A. Pittman
Harry Wellhouse
Joseph Hirach
J. Regenstein
KR. A Burnett
G. W. Seay
Cary Wood
Joseph W. HI
Louis Gholstin
Georgia Tanning and Manufacturing Company
G. P. Dozier
D. Crane
E. &. Robinson
Henry Botts
Wo J. Cooper
I. Morgen
J. D. Dubulson
Nationa Straw Hat Works
Georgi W. Harrison
E. A. Massa
Miller & Karwisch
A. S. Ewing
M. C. McBride
Newnan
FI. H. Preston
Hastman
A. Smith
Munnerlyn
H.’Bussey
E. P. McBurney
L. A. Ransom
W. J. Montgomery
M. T. Roberts
Fairharn
J. Carter
W. Jamea
Blakely
H. G. Winstold
Commerce
The Earl of Pawtucket at the Grand staged with wit
The Grand hosts Augustus Thomas comedy Earl of Pawtucket with Kirke LuShette directing. Frank Monroe and Marie Detfes rise as the Earl and Tacket Fordyce in a lively, well received performance praised for its humor and polished company.
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Earl of Pawtucket
Augustus Thomas
Kirke LuShete
Mr. Thomas
Earl of
Pawtucket
Frank Monroe
Marie Detfes
Earl
Tacket Fordyce
Plaintiff Wins Venable Case in U S Court
Verdicts for Hudson River Stone Supply against Venable Construction set at 1414 125 29 including interest and protest on two notes of 6900 pounds and 5246 42 on an open account. Jury deliberated since Monday. case drew much attention as delivery and docking disputes delayed stone transport from Pensacola to Pensacoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Stone Supply Company
Venal Construction Company
United States
Smt
Austom
Venable Construction Company
Pensacola
Venables
Pencacon
Morgan's Nephew Weds a Jap in New York
A private alert from Foltcham announces the marriage of George D. Morgan, nephew of J. Piemont Morgan, to Miss Yuki Kato of Japan. Morgan, who has traveled widely since Yale and resided in Japan for two years, 의 marriage reported from New York on February 2. A separate San Antonio notice says Paut Stearn, a young Prussian army officer, shot himself twice in the breast, dying from self-inflicted injuries.
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Morgan
New York
Foltcham
George D. Morgan
J. Piemont Morgan
Yuki Kato
Japan
Yale
San Antonio
Tex
Paut Stearn
Jettera
Germany
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Rabbi
Lover
Masative Remainine Iecaticon Ene Ae
Hs Prortene
Bas
Gotham Gas
Edison
Phonographs
Tr Ray A
Messrs. Moet & Chandon
Champagne
Grant House
GEO. A. Hessler & CO
Alan Rogers
Sadie Martinez
Boston Museum Stock Company
Jules Murry
Governor
Lyceum
Empire
Stella de Gex
John Drew
Mr. Drew
Charles Frohman
Kittingham
Nest
Robert Marshall
Ily
Mme. Adelina
Salvatore Patti
Chriss
Barllt
Anda
Spain
Adeline Pact
Madrid
Elo
Charlie Hoyt
Maywright
Well Dunne-Harlan Company
BiSou Nexture
Deluty
Mary Marble
Miss Marble
Wiewepa
Pep efHlye
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