Dr Curry Lives Though Very Low Ashevile N C February
Dr J L M Curry former minister to Spain and Peabody Fund head lay hopelessly ill in Asheville North Carolina. He rallied briefly and rested well with physicians saying no hope for recovery. His brother in law Hon Richmond Pearson recently appointed minister plenipotentiary to Persia arrived with Mrs Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
J. L. Mr. Curry
Spain
Peapody Fund
Richmond Pearson
Persia
Genoa
Curry
Rirs
Naval Appropriation Bill Reported To House
The naval appropriation bill is reported to the House with 36 142,069 less than the department estimates. The current appropriation totals 13,78,856,363, funding three first class battleships, one armored cruiser, two steel training ships, one wooden ship, and increases in officer and enlisted ranks across the Navy and Marine Corps. The bill allows midshipmen per senator representative and delegate, and adds numerous naval and medical officer positions and 3,000 enlisted men.
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House
Washington
Naval Ap
Department
Congress
Pay Corps
Marine Corps
Death of Andrew Hanley Prominent Savannah Citizen
Andrew Hanley, president of the Andrew Hanley Company in Savannah, died in Boston after weeks of illness. A native of Ireland, 36, he built a large paint and building supply business in Savannah and owned Suwanee Springs hotel in Florida. Interment will be in Savannah.
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Savannah
Boston
Andrew Hanley
Andrew Hanley Company
Hanley
HM. Comer, Jr
Andrew Hanley, Jr
Loretta Hanig
Marlon Hanley
Hoston
Ireland
Suwanee Springs
Fla
PERKINSON STILL LIVES IN WOODSTOCK
Woodstock man Paul Perkinson denies death reports from Macon Georgia stating he died Tuesday. He says the obituary is a mistake and he is alive and well at Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Macon
Paul Perkinson
Bishop Election To Be Deferred Until April Session
Jackson Miss February 6 Special News states no April special meeting will be held to select a bishop for the Episcopalian diocese. Dr Arthur Lloyd of New York declined the earlier choice. the standing committee must give forty days notice and convene an extra session in April. Rumor places Rev P G Zars of Meridian as the likely successor to the late Bishop Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hela
Jackson, Miss
Arthur Lloyd
New York
Episcopal Church of
Bitesiusippi
Hugh Miller -Thompson
Thompson
P. G. Zars
Meridian
Agriculture appropriation bill held up amid statehood link
Washington reports the senate agriculture committee took no final action on the agricultural appropriation bill. It may be delayed to decide whether to dispose of the statehood bill without attaching it as an amendment. The committee still reserves the option to connect the measures if needed. In Columbia a late report notes the child labor bill passed the senate last week and cleared the house on second reading by thirteen votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture Today
Columbia
Senate
House
What Are Humors and How They Change Health
They are vitiated or morbid Auida coursing in the veins and affecting desires. Defective digestion or inheritance can cause them. They manifest as eruptions, rashes, pimples, boils, weakness and debility. Expulsion is claimed via Hood's Sarsaparilla which also strengthens the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lise
Macon Anxious For State Fair
Macon prepares for a big fall fair as local business leaders, including Captain Robert Hazlehurst and J A News comic, coordinate fundraising. A mass meeting is planned within ten days to shape plans with Georgia Sabcultumy Society aid expected. Knights of America to hold annual session in Macon with delegates and about fifty knights attending.
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EC. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Moon
Robert Hazlehurst
J. A Newscomic
Hon . Jones
Louis Winkler
George Ketchum
Macon
Georgia Sabcultumy Society
Flr
South
Georgia
Catholic Knights of America
Knights of America
Pat Mulherin
Augusta
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Negro Arrested in Arcadia for Handling Stolen Checks
United States Marshal Pterigs arrested Wilson for disposing of stolen checks found on him during a search by Sheriff Melcher. Checks from the Bank of Manatee and other institutions totaling over $9,000 were traced to theft along the Palmetto Bradenton route. One bearer check for over $80 was used to obtain whisky, and the suspect claimed to have found the letters containing the checks.
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Arcadia
Fla
United States
Pterigs
Wilson
Colecred
Jacksonville
Suapteton
Melcher
Bank of Manatee
First National Bank of
Palmetto Bank
Palmetta
Bradentown
John A. Graham
F. Q. Brown
First National Bank of Tampa
Manatee County
By Law Amendment Aims to Halt Bucket Shop Activity
New York February 6 managers of the New York Produce Exchange plan a cast iron amendment to the bylaws to be voted on February 19. It would expel any member who engages with bucket shops or acts as a broker for firms trading in price differentials and who conducts or orders trades enabling such business.
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New York Produce Exchange
New York
Produce Exchange
Yhursday
Exchange
Question Faith of Cas Addicks Dover February 6 1900
Regular Republicans in Delaware legislature caucus to consider withdrawal of Addicks from U S Senate race. Addicks resigns under pressure, while factions debate strategy and potential Democratic aid. Balloting shows close split. Democrats float long term deal, but negotiations continue with talks of harmony.
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Dover
Det
Delaware
Addicks
Mr. Addicks
United Bates Semifar
James 4. Wilson
atti-Addicks
Republican Party
Sid
Audikka
Addicksism
United States Senate
State House
H A Dupont
Addiris
Senate
Connelly
Wilmington
Yennsylvania Road
Handy
Union
Ball
Higaing
E Dupont
Harry’ A Richardson
Tunnell
L. Helsier Ball
Inter
Republican Conference
Gonaleting
Sparks
Bancroft and
Flinn
Union Republicans
Union Repubican
Conner
Townsend
Addicks Union
United States
Alec
Burns Handicap on Today at Angleside Classic Race
The Burns handicap, a key Angleside event, will run tomorrow in fair weather with a large field. Nones, Argregor and Conard lead betting. list shows weights and jockeys for twenty plus starters including Cunard, Waldo, Bull man, Gondwan, Ishtar, Durazzo and Gold Bell among others.
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San Pancisco
Angleside
Frawley
Ishtar
J.T Sheehan
Durazzo
Donelly
St. Sever
Knapp
Claude
Daly Gold Bell
Reed
Dupont
Adkins
Parker Invited to Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tenn February 6 Representatives democrats met in the Chattanooga bar and law library association to invite Judge Alton B Parker of New York to attend a banquet in his honor on April 3 in Chattanooga. Signed by twelve prominent democrats, the invitation will go to Congress man John A Moon for transmission. The plan calls for a banquet of the solid south with governors of thirteen southern states and other leaders. Hundred twenty five guests planned, with others from nearby cities likely.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bar and Law Lbrary Association
Alton B. Parker
New York
Baquet
Thomas Sefferson
John A. Moon
Parker
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennsiana
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Local Deaths and Legal Notices Highlight City News
Funeral services were held for Mr Kelly at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment in Oakland cemetery. Harry Powell’s funeral was at 2 40 pm at 4 Rock Street for the railroad yard victim, with burial in Hollywood cemetery. Governor Terrell commuted A J Dasher’s sentence to a 200 fine for simple larceny. Ida Hardy Baker, 30, wife of T J Baker, died suddenly at home near Sims-ville, survived by husband and two sons. Martha Bowman of 59 MagnolIa Street, ill with consumption, is destitute. a mill girl supports her. Croucher, a white man, guilty of stealing an overcoat, bound over to higher court on larceny from the house. bond 200. Arthur Walker, a Black man, guilty of stealing a coat, bound over. bond 100. Officers Lookhart and Whith seized collars and clothes from suspects at Maran’s Pharmacy. suspects held for larceny. I W Carter, assistant ticket agent at Union Depot in St. Simon’s, Florida, to spend ten days fishing. Prather and Hickson arrested for stealing items bearing S H EB laundry marks. held for larceny. Water works contracts awarded to Atlanta Supply Company for iron pipe. Cotton States Belting and Supply for fittings. Gratton & Knight for leather. J M Alexander & Co for hemp. Coroner’s inquest into Sarah Scott death by Nash Barnes returns verdict of heart disease. Barnes not at fault and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Department
W . Frank PF. Rice
Atlanta Supply Company
Cotton States Belting and Supply Company
Geta
Gratton & Knight
J. M. Alexander & Co
Salvador Quiet as Government Warns Neutrality
New York February 6 Ernest Schernikow Salvador consul received a cable from the Salvadoran foreign minister reporting the country is completely quiet and shipping abundant coffee. Guatemala’s war prep will not rouse El Salvador except in extreme cases. Disturbances in Honduras do not affect peace. government will observe strict neutrality and guard the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schernikow
New York
Ernest Schernikow
Counsul
Salvador
Florida Supreme Court Sets Day Record With Sixteen Opinions
The Florida supreme court in Tallahassee on a February session issued sixteen opinions, breaking its own record for the most cases decided on a single day. The prior high was fifteen, set in earlier terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida, Supreme Court
Miles Johnson Hanged for Assault in Augusta Prison Yard
In Augusta Georgia on February 6 special report says Miles Johnson a Black man was hanged in the prison yard for criminally assaulting a white woman in the county three months earlier. The execution occurred this morning following a conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Miles Johnson
Johnson
Statue bill for General R J Les in Capitol sparks Senate debate
A Virginia Senate special order considered a bill to place a statue of General R J Les in the Capitol at Washington City. Speakers argued against erecting any Lee statue without an official invitation and local authorities approval. Senator Bryant of Henrico opposed the measure, urging no monument be raised unless invited and requested by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Les
Washington City
State Senate
Senetor Bryant
Henrico Actunty
Lee
Audiences Enjoy Audrey and Helo Br at the Grand
The Grand showcases Audrey with Eleanor Rowson in the title role praised as fresh and noble. Forrest Robinson as Marmaduke gains acclaim for refined acting, while George Woodward as Gideon Darden and Miss Selene Johnson as Evelyn Byrd receive commendations. The Grand plans Willie Maxwell Goodhue’s Helo Br next, with Creatore returning to conduct. Arizona also draws praise for its success. Bijou hosts The Christian by Fawcett Stock Company, winding down engagements as audiences promise large turnouts despite poor weather.
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Audrey
Eleanor Rowson
Miss Johnston
Miss Robson
Marmaduke Harwood
Miss Robsons
Bagishman
Forrest Robinson
Marmaduke
George Woodward
Gideon Darden
Selene Johnson
Evelyn Byrd
Frederick Perry
Jean Hugon
Wereda Dwyer
Anne Caverly
Deborah Darden
Mrs. Stagg
Rathet
Ting
Tugon
W. D
Willie Maxwell Goodhue
Helo Br
Alcress
Goodhue
Tony Losked
Charles H. Hoyt
Innocent Man Locked in Jail in Macon
Warren Wall, arraigned on larceny charges, claimed innocence as evidence showed he was merely in the company of R L Lowe. At Mandel's saloon authorities watched them. a brass knuckle was found on Wall. The court heard Lowe had lost nothing and Wall had no proven thefts, with the plan to watch them stemming from Mandel’s suspicion.
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B.C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Warren Wall
Wall
R. L. Low
Lowe
Dave Mandel
Fourth Street
Mandel
Georgians Had Royal Time in Washington and New York
Governor J M Terrell and party returned to Atlanta after a civil visit to Washington and New York. The group included Mrs Terrell, Clark Howell, James W English Jr, Newt Morris, W E Irvin and T W Hardwick. They praised receptions and Georgia pride in the North, with dinners at the Gallivan Club and Waldorf Astoria and gifts of jeweled gold match safes for Terrell. The Georgia Society dinner featured a favorable Terrell speech.
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Washington
New York
J. M. Terrell
Atlanta
Terrell
Clark Howell
James W. English
Newt A. Morris
W. E. Irvin
T. W. Hardwick
Georgia
Gut
North
Gulvan Club
Georgia Rarty
Waldorf- Astoria
Wiliam BR. Hearnt
New York American
The
Georgia Society
Governor Terrell
Waldore
J W. English
Mr. Hearst
Georgia Party
Beals
Mrs. Jesse L. Rogers of Knoxville Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Jesse L. Rogers of Knoxville Tennessee died suddenly this afternoon while preparing to go uptown. Cause listed as heart affection. She was wife of Hon. Jesse L. Rogers a leading east Tennessee lawyer. Survived by son Ralph L. Rogers and daughter Miss Margaret Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rogers
Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville
Tenn
Jesse L. Rogers
Jesse L.rogers
East Tennessee
Ralph L. Rogers
Margaret Rogers
No Cure for Eczema Ad With 60 Cent Ointment
An old Chicago ad touts eczema treatment promising no cure but a refund policy. It claims 4 cents and 60 cent ointments fail to cure ringworm dermatitis and various skin diseases with a money back offer, typical of late 19th or early 20th century ads.
Booker T Washington Speaks to Large Gainesville Audience
Book er T Washington addressed a packed Tulon academy crowd in Gainesville Florida. The event drew prominent Black educators from across the state under the general educational board, with Dr Buttrick delivering opening remarks and Superintendent Sheats also speaking. Washington spoke over an hour and left for Tuskegee, praising the warm reception from both races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
Galnesville
Tulon Academy
Booker Washington
General Educational Board
Buttrick
Washington
Sheats
Tuskegee
Free Books Offer From Newton Hathaway M D Atlanta Ga
An advertisement promises complimentary medical booklets from Newton Hathaway M D covering nervous debility sexual weakness varicocele stricture kidney and bladder diseases women diseases blood poisons catarrh manliness and health. Readers are urged to send name and address and choose a booklet number for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Hathaway
M. D
Inman Bldg
Atlanta
Health tonic claims cure many ills from pale skin
An advertisement from Wilkes-Barre touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for fatigue pale complexion and multiple nervous and bodily ailments. It includes patient testimony of restored health and urges purchase at cents a box or six for two dollars fifty cents with delivery from Schenectady New York.
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Arch Sanchman
Wat Bak Street
Wilkesbarre
Beran
Dr Williams
St. Vitus
Wlaims
WE Amg Medicine Company Schencetady
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Asheville, N.C
Pelvock
J. L. M. Curry
NAVAL
Carrollton
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Dobbs
Cas Audicks
Burns
Gough
Rollevea
Melos
Kelly
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland
Harry Powell
Western and Atlantic
Rock Street
G. Broughton
Mr. Babo
Hollywood
Cemery
A.J T. Dasher
Lownfles County
Dasher
Ida Hardy Baker
T. J Baker
Simsville
Martha Bowman
Magnulia Street
Croucher
P. i. Snook
Broyles
Barfield and
Cowan
Arthur Walker
H. B. Johnston
West
Georgia Avenue
Brayles
Bedford
Osborne and
Stemt
I. W. Carter
Union Dapat Sainy Bambel Isand
Lookhart and
Whith
Willis Prather
Robert Hickson Maran
Decatur Street
S. H. EB
Stamps
Sarah. Scott
Nash Barnes
Barnes
Bryant
Creatore
Srery
Crestore
Arizone
the Grand
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Fawcett Stock Company
EWSP
J.R. Leatherman
Austell Building
Tutt
Southern Expresses
United
Sais
Canada
Havana
Souther Express Company
Southern Express Company
Ferclee
Wits Spimucour
Endnce Ashe
Raant
Jacobs' Prarmace, Co
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