Georgia forecast and city briefs mix from old paper
Forecast notes warm interior readings and recent temperatures with precipitation totals, then moves to local items: city officials reelected to two-year terms, Atlanta post office aid from Secretary Shaw, railroad and legal dispatches, covington wreck and missing flagman, pension payments, a cargo of cotton held for price, and scattered domestic and foreign news including trials, expositions loans, and market shifts.
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Georgia
Kobay Ap
Govoe
Ind
Park Woodward and
Beerstory W
Dimmock
City Waterworks Department
Livingston
Shaw
Atlanta
Post Office
Congress
Louisville
Nashville
Baxter Company
John W. Maddox
Gressini
Gordon Lee
Dale
de. T. H. Abbey
New ‘York
la Belgg
Tammany Chief Backing Cleveland Nomination Dialogue
Former Congressman Ashbel Fitch and ex-Tammany treasurer Frank O Doherty say Murphy favors Grover Cleveland for president. They claim the move would unite Democrats, rehabilitate the party in city and state, and deter Parker as a weak outside figure. Mayor McClellan is not being pushed as a candidate.
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Murphy
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Ashbel P. Fitch
Tammany
Cleveland
Frank A. O'Donnel
Frank A. O'Donnel, Former Treasurer of ‘Tammany
Parker
McClellan
Advices From Washington On Haiti Turmoil At Port au Prince
Washington reports from authentic sources describe a terrifying Haiti crisis surrounding General Nord and a conspiracy in Gonaives. General Nomplazier killed, his son and others slain. a writer and a house owner survived. wife imprisoned then released for return. Port au Prince remains volatile as legations shelter refugees including three Senators and two deputies. A new Haitian gunboat arrived with a navigator prone to near wrecks.
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Washington
Mall
Haiti
Port-au-Princessives
General Nord
Gonaives
Nord
Maximo Nomplazier
Nomplazier
Port au-Prince
Starvation death shocks Carthage farmer Myers
J G Myere a prominent farmer in Carthage Missouri died after starving himself for forty nine days He was sixty years old and well to do A spiritualist by trade allegedly urged him to join his deceased wife who had died some time earlier The report notes his wife had died and he believed she urged him to come to her The incident occurred February 3 in Carthage
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Southern
Léé Shelton
Madison
Aegis
Carolina
Bakeraville
Wiliam Shell
Wes
Shell
Mental Aciance
Helen . Wilmans-Poat
Jacksonville
Defraixe
Yeater
Alf Terry
Whinington
Asa
Walterboro
G. S
W. L. Phillips
Birmingham
Ala
J. J. Dunn
Knoxville
Tenn
Will Lyte
Walter Bishop
Lytle
Chicago
J. Wy. Hodges
Culman County
Alabama
Carthage
J. G. Myere
Myere
Myers
Florence Maybrice
England
Aati
Home Secretary
Maybrick
Russia preps at Port Arthur for immediate war
Port Arthur reports show Russian naval units moving from harbor to open water and joining the outer fleet. About 9 000 troops dispatched from Port Arthur with 10 000 left to fortify the base. Japans coal shipments halted as authorities impose rail and telegraph controls amid heightened preparations.
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Port Arthur
Russia
Retvizan
Perezviet
Czarevitch
Fremyaschek
Ofel
Smiely
Sebastpol
Ottside
Probleda
Petropaviayisk
Poltava
Diana
Pal§da
Askold
Bakan
Beyarin
Chemulpo
Korea
Grater
Biyaka
Siberian Rifles
Liao Ya
Chef
Port Arthur Fe
Alexieff
London
War threat looms as Eastern crisis sparks doubt
Washington February 3. Telegrams from St Petersburg indicate Russia may declare war if Japan rejects its proposals. Officials in Tokyo and Washington discount the sensational dispatches yet acknowledge strong belief among Russian authorities that Japan will not accept the reply, raising the possibility of war as negotiations stall.
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Jos
Washington
Specia
Russia
Japan
Russian ‘General Staff
Alexieff
State Department
Legation
Takahira
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Japan Poised to Strike As Russia Delays Reply
Tokyo reports a crisis as Marquis Ito and elder statesmen join war ministers and admirals in a cabinet elder statesmen conference. Katsura and Komura meet the emperor while Japan weighs an ultimatum as Russian delay fuels fear of imminent war.
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Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Katsura
Komura
Japan
St. Petersburg
Coming History of Women Announced by Kate Waller Barrett
Kate Waller Barrett of Washington announces to the National Council of Women that the coming history of woman in America will be published by the government. The disclosure follows the credentials report at the fourteenth annual executive session.
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Kate Waller Barrett
Washington
Indianapolis
National Council of Women Today
America
Negro Arrested on Suspicion in Shields Case Near Norfolk
Norfolk Va February 3 A man described as resembling the Roanoke assailant of Mrs Shields was captured while beating his way on a Norfolk and Western freight train near Suffolk by the train crew. He was brought to Norfolk for safekeeping pending identification.
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Shields
Norfolk
Roanoke
Mis
Norfolk and Western
Suffolk
Senator Hanna Slips Into Onset of Alck Like Spells
Washington reports Senator M A Hanna suffered a congestive chill this afternoon alarmed his family though later improved and slept as doctors assessed heart lungs and kidneys as normal. Dr Rixey and Dr Magruder attended with Dr Brewer from New York expected to arrive for consultation.
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Washington
M. A. Hanne
Rixey
Magruder
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Brewer
New York
Tie
Trial of mental science healer Mrs Helen Williams Pody
In Jacksonville on February 3 the trial of Mrs Helen Williams Pody, accused of defrauding people via mental science, revealed letters offering treatment for diverse ailments. Witnesses E J Dayton and Dora Dayton, former clerks, identified many letters and explained Post handled funds and forwarding. Cross examination showed Dayton had undergone treatment and gave Post’s grandchild a course of mental science therapy.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Helen Williame Pody
Indiana
Willams-Post
E. J. Dayton
Dora Dayton
Post
Flag Defilers Are Arrested In Havana
Captain Hanna, military attache at the American legation in Havana, reports three arrests in connection with the recent mud throwing at the escutcheon over the door of the American consulate in Cienfuegos. Citizens express regret as the official investigation proceeds.
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Havana
Hanna
Cienfuegos
Escutchern
Admiral Schley Noted Admiral Confined by Illness
Washington February 3. Admiral W S Behley is confined to his home by an attack of grip but expects to be out in a few days. The report notes his return is anticipated shortly.
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Admiral Schley Ia
Washington
Behley
Unique bankruptcy petition filed for Edwin D I a carpenter
Chicago February 3 A peculiar petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court by the firm of Lafayette Co on behalf of Edwin D I a carpenter. His only debt is $18 owed to the Montgomery county Indiana treasurer for county and state taxes. Asset list shows only small personal property. Filing costs amount to $35 plus attorney fees.
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Chicago
Edwin
DI A Carpenter
United States District Court
Lafayette & Co
Carpenter
Montgomery County
Indiana
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