Waterbury Rioters Use Guns During Citywide Strike
Rioters reported using firearms as Waterbury faces a tense day of strikes. Police and troops patrol with searchlights and telephones linking military HQ to protect key sites. Officials urge workers to return to shops, while limited property damage and missile throwing occur amid precautionary measures and ongoing efforts to maintain order.
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Erbar
Waterbury
Westerbury
Esers
Mointain
Signal Corps
South Main Street
Cira
Ura
Shorts
Petra
Atrhens
Warthars
Jrumses
First Train Run Through Cordele to Montezuma by March One
A garbled report indicates work on a line from Cordele to Montezuma will allow a passenger service by March 1. Three daily trains are planned between Waterons Cordele and Montezuma once the route is completed, weather permitting.
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Atlantic
Burningham
Vienna
Cordele
Uin
Montezma
Wether
Goon Ak
Montezuma
Waterons Cordele
Reverend Murray Resigns for Baltimore Church Call
The Rev John G Murray rector of the Church of the Advent resigns from his position to accept a call to St Michael and All Angels Church in Baltimore. Murray is described as one of the most eminent clergymen in the south.
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Baltimore
John G .Murray
Church of the Advent of
St Michael
Angela
Murray
Nervine and Heart Cure Promises Relief for Nervous and Cardiac Symptoms
An elderly patient recounts severe nervous exhaustion and heart trouble improved by Nervine and Heart Cure. Claims complete, permanent recovery after using Dr Miles Remedies. Advertisement notes availability through druggists and a free book on nervous aid and heart diseases from Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Western Nebraska Conference
Maes
Tiselé
Pornemus
B. Cherch
Washington, DC
Miles
Heart
Mugs
Elkhart
Ind
Time to Think About A New Suit Prices Low Now
Advertisment urges readers to consider buying a new suit while prices are low. It emphasizes affordability and prompts action during a sale period.
Fierce battle in Morocco reported with Fez siege
Dispatches from Tangier and Madrid describe a major clash in Morocco, with rebels pressing toward Fez. About 2,000 slain reportedly occur as the siege continues while Hamara falls under rebel terms. In the U.S. the Santa Fe unions seek wage gains but President Ripley warns against a strike, signaling a modest increase may be possible.
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Sevier
Tangier
Teicher
Teibers
Pice
Hamaris
Fez
Hamara
Madrid
Imparant
Bo Hamara
Santa Fe
Ripley
Snrong Ae
Snow Storm in Italy Hits Rail Lines and Workers
A heavy snow storm blankets much of Italy, halting rail traffic with heavy drifts. In Avezzano, Aquila province, fifty workers were trapped and feared dead as the harsh weather endangers crews and transportation.
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Italy
Rome
Avezzano
Aquila
Growth of Athens shown by postal receipts in January
Athens postal receipts rise over four years according to Postmaster Fleming. January figures show a 15 percent increase from 192 and a 2 percent rise over January 2001, with month by month growth continuing.
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Athens
Athena
Fleming
Lawsuit seeks funds trace from Grand Master order
A New York case filed by Abraham Toney as endowment treasurer of the United States seeks to determine the disposition of Bow funds. The plaintiff sues Samuel Dorf grand master and the order itself claiming improper narrowing of funds and official misconduct within the lodge.
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New York
Abraham
United States
Gtand
Brith Abraham
Samuel Dorf
Order
Fire Destroys Maysville Hardware Area
February night fire sweeps Maysville destroying Marum Hare hardware Simon Neilson Blawney and Brine jewelers and several other buildings with losses around 50000 dollars.
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Kentucky
Maysville
Marum @ Hare
Simon Neilson Dry Sends
Blawney & Brine
Astor backs soldiers club near Waterloo station in London
Special correspondence from London notes William Waldorf Astor grows as a philanthropist on a Carnegie scale after a gift to the National Rifle Association. A movable committee plans a residential club for soldiers and sailors on furlough and near Waterloo station with 60 percent of the men expected to use it. Astor guarantees 259,000 for construction, Rowton Houses counterpart Rowton will provide support, and Bird Lipton and Sir John Blundell Maple along with others will furnish. Slr Frederick Proves accompanied the King’s recent operation.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
Carnegie
National Rifle Association
Lady Howe
Yeomary
South Africa
Astor
Ely
Tard Rowton
Mulls
Newport
Waterloo Station
Bird Thomas Lipton
John Blundell
Slr
Frederick Proves
Sixty Two Boys Dead on Vessel
J B Shoemaker, brother of Mrs Clark Reed of this city, served on the U S receiving ship Franklin. He reports black diphtheria raging aboard and that of sixty seven boys taken to a hospital ship sixty two died, with Shoemaker among the few survivors. Describes daily deaths as five and pleads for relief from such conditions.
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Three Rivers
J B Shoemaker
Clark Reed
United States Marine Service
United States
Franklin
Reed
Shoemaker
Anitt
Mae
Court to hear full record of Carter Gn court martial
United States District Attorney Marian rein of Wacon and Captain E. Gillette discussed submitting all evidence from Carter Gn’s February court martial to the Chicago court. The move aims to show conspiracy links between Cirtr and compactors in a Savannah matter, tracing embezzled funds and reinvestments, except $10 000 known to have gone to attorneys.
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Carter Savannah
United States
Marian Rein
Wacon
Savannahh
E. Gillette
Oberlin
Air Erwin
Chicago
Cartraf
Grvene and
Gruyner
Cir Tr
Sns Ust
Carters Shire
South Carolina House Passes the Johnson Bill on Charter Fees
Columbia February 4 Special The South Carolina House passed a bill to fix charter fees for corporations. It would levy 1 mill per dollar of capital stock, 525 for each paper recorded, and various filing charges, with exceptions for municipal and certain religious or educational bodies.
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South Caerolina
Johnson
Columbia $C
Johnscon
Secretary of State
Aid Office
Eteemo ajNars
Ribraad
Atate
Athens to run electric power for city water works
Athens Ga moves water system to electricity after months of installation. The Athens Electric Railway Company will supply power to pumps and plant, replacing steam operation. Officials say the change improves service and lowers costs, with tests showing better performance and cost savings over steam.
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Athens
Athens Electricret
Amwna
Raided Distilleries Near Pleasant Hill After Stills Seized
Report describes raids on two distilleries north of Pleasant Hill with ten deer and an arrest, as revenuers arrive causing a stampede. Mention of Talbotton Rural Delivery, an upcoming trip, and talks to induce Atlanta and Birmingham Railway managers to run a line to Pleasant Hall. Punt River waters cited as powerful source for potential mills if rail access improves.
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Hilt
Here
Fae Carter
Talbotton
Constitution
Pleasant Egu
St Fa
Atlanta
Birmingham
Punt River
Ajax at San Juan with remains of nine sailors to New York
The Navy Department was informed that the collier Ajax arrived at San Juan yesterday to receive the bodies of nine sailors killed in the recent explosion in the 1 inch gun turret of the battleship Massachusetts. The remains will be taken to New York for interment.
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San Juan
Washington
Navy Department
Massachusetts
New York
Offer Rejected as Missouri Pacific Workers Ask 20 Percent
Representatives of the trainmen and conductors of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company were offered about an 11 percent wage increase in response to a demand for a 20 percent raise. The offer was rejected and a counter proposition was filed with an ultimatum for a reply by tomorrow.
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S Louis
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Belmont on Stand in Suit Against Bookmaker
August Belmont, chairman of the state racing commission, testified in a New York municipal court against a bookmaker and the Westchester Racing Association to recover 30,000 dollars at Morcly Park last October. He denied that bookmakers labeled bookmen had any official connection with race tracks or special permission.
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New York
Belmont
State Racing Commisson
Westchester Racing Associaion
Morcly Park
Racing Association
Traci
Athens Guards Elect Officers in February Meeting
Athens Guards held their regular election of officers at their armory on Ghyton street under militia rules. Captain William A Capps was chosen, with first lieutenant Walter E Jackson and second lieutenant Garnett Wo Saye among officers elected. Members also voted for regimental officers Colonel R A Thomason, Lieutenant Colonel Wm Adams, Majors A L Hing WoT Inine and DA Vaughn.
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Athens Guards
Athens
Speeia
Ghyton Street
Gem Gta
William A Capps
Walter E Jackson
Leutenant
Garnett Wo
Fallown
RA ‘Thomason
RA ‘Thomason Leutenant
Wm Adams
A Lo Hing Wot
Inine
DA Vaughn
Funeral of Mrs Garity Carraliten at Griffin
Funeral services for Mrs W B Garity were held at the home of her parents in Zoolack this afternoon with interment in the city cemetery. She died in Griffin after a brief illness on Monday. Mrs Garity, formerly Miss Alberla Walker of Carrollton, married to WB Garity inspector of the Central of Georgia railway at Griffin last June. She was described as beautiful, popular, and amiable, with many friends stunned by her untimely death.
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Garity Carraliten
W B Garity
James Mc Walker
Zoolack
City
Garity
Griffin
Wes Garity
Alberla Walker
Carrollton
WB Ganty
Central of Georgia Railway
Miles and party attend Wild West Show at Olympia Hall
General Miles and a party including Henry White secretary of the US embassy Captain Clover the naval attaché Consul General Evans and others were guests of Colonel Cody tonight at Olympia hall for the wild west show 19 being given.
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Miles
London
Henry White
United States
Clover
Evans
Colonel Cody
Olympia Hall
The Sheriff’s Love Story A Georgia Romance
A Southern Georgia sheriff narrates a ribald tale to the Constitution official, describing flirtations with a local woman, politics, and prudence about female prisoners, then notes a nurse and doctor monitoring a patient while former Senator Will Dawes nears death.
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South Georgia
Adam
Georgia
Seator Dawes
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