Atlantic and Birmingham option on Brunswick and Birmingham
W G Raoul president and George Dole Wadley general manager of the Atlantic and Birmingham will inspect the Brunswick and Birmingham properties in Birmingham city. The pair arrived in a special car and declined to comment. The Atlantic and Birmingham option reportedly extended to March 15.
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Wrick, Ga
W G. Raoul
George Dole Wadley
Aflantiy
Birminphem Reitroad
Newick
Birmingham
Ia City
Atlantic
Brunswick
Newton county politics heated as tax collector race tops slate
Covington Georgia February 4 Special Newton county politics grow warmer with a crowded field for tax collector including W B Willingham S P Thompson W S Remey N C Adams and C Geiger Incumbent faces no announced opposition. The race for the ordinary position draws Capt Ga D Heard J S Peek and R L Loyd against H B Anderson while Tink Harwell plans to seek county finances as sheriff Sam Hay competes with Brad Bohanken Heard Perry for clerk of the court John H Davis may draw opposition for coroner despite best paying office status. Nathan Carr previously touted no opposition but J W King entered law of Con Brescuan L Lovings top leadership role in Newton.
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Covington
Newton County Politica
W. B. Willingham
P. Thompson
W. S Remeey
N.C. Adama
C . Geiger
Ga D Heard
Peek
R L. Loyd
H. B. Anderson
Peirce
Brad Bohanken
Perry
John H Davis
Nathan Carr
Newton
General Assembly
J. W. King
Con- Brescuan Lolvingstop
Newton County
Five Witnesses Testify for Defense in Butler Bribery Trial
Fanton Mo February 4 James Cron in Justice of the peace in Louis and formerly a member of the house of delegates was the first witness today in the trial of Edward Butler charged with bribery connected with the passage of a city lighting bill in 1899. He corroborated the testimony of four witnesses for the defense who yesterday testified that Butler was not present in the house of delegates on the night of the passage. Court adjourned until 4 pm to secure the attendance of Mesara Holt camp Sturtevant and Parker former members not in the combine whose testimony will refute Butler and other alibi witnesses.
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Fanton
James Cronin
Louis
House of Delegates
Edward Butler
Diefense
Butler
Méséra
Holtcamp
Sturtevant
Parker
House of Delegator
Combine
Letter Mistaken, Woman Slain Over Hidden Papers in Bedford
Bedford February 4 reports intensify the murder mystery of Miss Sarsh Schafer amid new clues. Detectives push a theory that a prominent Bedford businessman sought to recover letters or documents, with police guarding outgoing trains as they pursue a possible confession. Witnesses recall the victim wearing a torn waist and possible letters tied to a compromising matter, while store employees dispute a frequented appearance. A police chief in Missouri says a man found dead elsewhere may be unrelated.
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Ind
Mise Sarsh Schafér
Pus Picion
Elkhart
Smith
Martha John
Ar Srrest
Indianapolis
Schafer
Milas Chafer
Misa Schefer
Mise Schafer
Aurora
Mies Schafer
Miles Schafer
Iit
John Patterson
Moberly
Fuesell
Armaan
Winter Overcoat Sale Amid Atlanta Sojourners
A brisk price cut in winter overcoats draws shoppers as a Minneapolis group led by E. Pennington enjoys Atlanta’s milder air. Pennington and family, plus Judge William A. Lancaster, praise the climate while touring the city. The column notes several regional visitors staying at the Kimball, Aragon, and Piedmont hotels, including Stallo, Hanna, and local professionals.
Navy bears chip on its shoulder in senate clash over navy and economy
In Washington on February 4 the senate debated the urgent deficiency bill including a 64.8 million loan for the St Louis exposition. Senator Gorman attacked naval buildup, urged economy, and warned against war preparation. Lodge and Foraker pressed partisan talking points on prosperity and tariffs amid questions about wage cuts in textiles and steel.
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Februaary
Senate Chamber
St Louis
Lodge
United States
Gorman
Foraker
Harrison
Claeland
Messie
Halley
Senate
Mr. Gorman
Orient
Germany
Congress
Patterson
Mr Foraker
Bailey
Foraver
Democratic Party
Death of Mrs S A Daniell at 24 Powell Street
Mrs Sarah A Daniell died Wednesday afternoon at her home in Savannah Ga after a yearlong decline. Survived by daughter Johnson two granddaughters Mrs Bell and Miss Johnson her guest daughter Mrs A Webb and two great great grandsons five generations living in the same household. Her late husband was a veteran of the Mexican War. Funeral services and interment will be held at her old home in Savannah with details announced today.
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Mra
Sarah A. Daniell
Powell Street
Johnson
Mrs. Bell
Quite Johnson
Mra A. Webb
Banleli
Omar
Saversbmies
Plenty of Time Says Aycock on Supreme Court Decision
Raleigh reports Governor Aycock says there is a full year to decide the South Dakota bond dispute and questions whether the U S Supreme Court can compel North Carolina to pay face value and interest. He notes many lawyers are surprised by the decision while the dispensary reports a 78 percent drop in drunkenness and only thirteen January arrests. Governor finishes reading 600 pages on the Jabel Register double murder case and plans no clemency. The case tracks through murder burglary and arson tied to a $33,000 claim.
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Raleigh
United States
Supreme Court
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
Aycock
Constitution
Soles
Register
White~ville
Jabel
North State
Simmons
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Benatons
The Grand and its Amandaland Islandic Comedy
Miss Sadie Martinez leads the Grand audience through His Excellency the Governor with mixed results and a sandy blend of colonial romance. John Drew debuts The Second In Command at the Grand while the Bijou features For Her Sake in a brief run. Mme Patti plans Wagner numbers on tour and Monday brings a Patti concert at the Grand.
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Sadie Martinez
Amandaland Islands
Pervant
Government House
Tfe
Indian Ocean
Sadie Mart
Stella de Gex
Gpera
Ralg
John Drew
Kittingham
Private Testimony Allowed in Felony Assault Cases
Richmond Virginia February 4 a bill moved through the lower house of the assembly permitting women who are victims of felonious assault or attempt to such assault to testify in private proceedings.
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Richmond
Real Assembly
Womerr
Guidente
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