Cold Wave Clamps Atlanta Amid Snow and Sleet
Weather notes say a frostbitten day left Atlanta slick with sleet and rain as temperatures dipped near 28 degrees atop the Empire, with trains delayed and telegraph wires at risk. Forecasters predict more snow or rain today as the cold snap continues to grip the region.
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Atlanta
Gate City
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Des ’Moines
Iowa
Pebruky
Snow and Ice Freeze Rivers Across Midwest and South
Snow blankets Dallas and North Texas as the Cumberland and Ohio rivers freeze. Ice forms across the Mississippi region with the Ohio gorge growing and coal deliveries disrupted. La Crosse records subzero lows while Ban As forecast cold persists and river channels become impassable.
Southern Fair Circuit organizes seven day meetings
In Chattanooga today the Southern Fair Circuit directors selected elite cities for seven day meetings this summer and fall. Cities include Bow, Ung Greco, Ey Murfreesboro Athens Macon Columbus Waycross Chattanooga Knoxville Birmingham Florence Huntsville and Birmingham among others with an executive group led by N C Collier Rema and E Evans. The association has already secured many good horses and promises top sport in the south.
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Cikitarooga
Bow
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Severe winter grips central river towns and south states
A series of freezing conditions and ice obstructs rivers and harbors from Indiana to Texas. The Wabash and Ohio rivers lie as solid ice, waterways freeze from Terre Haute to Henderson, and the Mississippi bottom areas face ice jams. Ports freeze and rail and boat traffic stall as deep sleet covers the region, with widespread cold and property damage reported across multiple states.
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Use Of Funds Declared Legal Use Of Funds Declared Legal
Attorney General Moody explains to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee Roosevelt's use of Indian trust funds for Catholic mission schools. Father W. H. Ketcham defends the Catholic bureau, denying Dr. Scharf’s influence while noting contracts for Osage schools and Hampton Institute funding via Indian guardians.
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B. L. Scharf
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Episcopal Church
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Indian Affairs
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Hampton Institute
Virginia
Turesu
Indictment of Savannah Music Dealers Shocks Georgia
Savannah, February. QetSpect 2 D D McArthur and W R McArthur, formerly with McArthur Sons and Southern Music Company, were indicted by a grand jury. McArthur was arrested in Knoxville Tennessee. W R McArthur not yet appeared. Charge stems from a trust dispute after bankruptcy. McArthur firms operated across Georgia and nearby states, well known in the music trade.
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Grand ‘Jury
B. McArthur
Knoxville
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McArthur
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Chicago
McArthur Sons
Southern Music Company
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Funeral services set for Calvin C. after wreck near McDonough
The body of Calvin C. atehar dr 7, killed in a wreck near McDonough Ga, Wednesday, will be conducted at 10 o'clock this morning at the residence 31 North Moore Street. Interment will be in Oakland.
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McDonough
North Moore Street
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Plea Turned Down By Mrs Chadwick
Mrs Chadwick refused to sign a petition to Governor Pennypacker to commute Kate Edwards's death sentence for murdering her husband. Edwards is sentenced to be hanged, with the petitioners seeking life imprisonment. A visitor pressed Mrs Chadwick in the jail corridor but failed to obtain her signature. Cemetery, February.
Atlanta Merchants Push Bid for State Fair
Merchants in Atlanta push for the next state fair bid and rally subscriptions at the Georgia Agricultural Society. Secretary Weldon reviews progress as Macon and Atlanta compete to host the event with bids to be opened by the society’s executive committee.
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Znerantes’ Fund
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Frank ‘Weldon Vieliea
Macon
Georgia Agricultural Society
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Bualey ‘Fluenes
Weldon
Swayne Answers Accusers in Contempt Case Proceedings
Attorney Gamuel Belden and Attorney Davis defended Swayne in the real estate contempt dispute, asserting his conduct was justifiable as the sentence was sustained by Judge Pardee. The session ran about two hours, after which time to file exhibits was requested and then withdrawn. An order set deadlines for replication and future pleadings, guiding trial to begin on the tenth. Stone opposed the statehood bill, arguing for single statehood with Indian Territory, while Berry and Morgan urged admission of all territories as states. The record notes confusion over a published article misrepresenting a U.S. and Santo Domingo agreement and ends with the Senate adjourning into executive session.
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Atiaais
Living Monument to Dr Miles Heart Cure Claims
A reader testimonial extols the Miles Heart Cure as a life saving remedy for heart trouble. It praises cured individuals who would be dead without the treatment and urges others to try the product, noting a money back guarantee.
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Johanon Nashville
Tenn
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Cement on Peachtree Street Debate Divides Atlanta Officials
The Atlanta city council debates paving Peachtree Street with cement. Chief Engineer Clayton advocates cement despite durability concerns. Aldermen Holland Peters Inmed Kientz spar over asphalt versus cement, with votes pending decisions from the street committee and commissioner Cotter.
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H. L. Cotter
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Foo M. Clayton
Atlanta
Sixth
Collier
Pine
Sixth Street
Clayton
Lake Joseph
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Peschtres Street
Freachtres Street
A. T. Inmed
Anton Kientz
Asghall
Clty
R. M. Clayton
Severe charges against Santa Fe in coal tariff scheme
The investigation accuses Santa Fe of hindering competition by colluding with Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. to fix freight and coal prices. Evidence shows Santa Fe transported coal below open tariffs and shared concessions, effectively forming a joint tariff with C F I Co. Payments to CFI were framed as rebates or price adjustments, revealing a pervasive partnership in coal handling and pricing.
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Fts
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Santa Fe Company
Santa Fe
Coloradouel and Iron Company
Tarif
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Biddle
Trefeht
Santa Ite
Colorabo Fuel and Tron Company
Paso
Southwestern
Trinidad
Colorado Furs and Iron Company
Banta
Last Revolutionary Widow Asks Pension in Massachusetts
Ashington February 3. A Revolutionary War widow, Esther A. Damon, asks to be added to the pension roll. The case notes she is the last surviving widow of Noah Damon and seeks a $247 monthly pension due to the fate of Massachusetts troops and ongoing war needs.
Cold reception for bailiff and arrest case in sleet
In Hopkins court a bailiff and a prisoner faced a chaotic scene as sleet fell. The bailiff claimed Claude Garvin resisted a levy on furniture. Garvin denied the arrest. A city sergeant and Captain Thompson debated authority, and both men were charged with disorderly conduct though released with copies of charges. The case scheduled before Judge Broyles.
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J. H. Bennett
Pace
Hopkins’ Court
Claude Garvin
Decaturent
Batlid Bennett
Thompson
Balfiz
Broyles
No Charge Against Paul Morton In Rebate Inquiry
Attorney General Moody and Secretary Morton left a cabinet meeting for talks with the president as railroad rate legislation was discussed. The interstate commerce commission investigation into rebates raises questions about immunity for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe officials who testify.
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Moody
Morton
Trax
Rangreas
Tallrond
Interstate Commeres Commission
Seretary Morton
Atchison, TopeRs and Santa Fe Failroad
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