Taigny Reports US Venezuela Policy After Expulsion
Washington notes that M. Taigny did not meet at the state department while France seeks Venezuela's interests. He leaves for New York and then Paris to report to France's foreign affairs minister. He claims his orders were to relay findings and depart, while hinting at France funding motives and potential invasion limits.
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M. Taigny
State Department
United States
France
Venezuela
Tatigny
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Paris
M. Talgny
Caracas
Siie
Kentucky House Passes Poll Tax Receipt Voter Qualification
Kentucky lawmakers approve submitting a constitutional amendment to require a poll tax receipt as a voter qualification in all elections. Republican opponents criticize the move as unnecessary. The measure advances to November for public consideration amid debate and political maneuvering.
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Close Evidence in Smoot Case Advances to Close Friday
Washington February 8 Senator Smoot case nears final stage as protestants end testimony while Chairman Burrows plans to finish the investigation and report. Defense silence on number and timing of witnesses. today's session covered Mormon interference in business and endowment house ceremonies with witnesses recalling oath obligations and vows to avenge prophets.
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Salt Lake
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Hysum Smith
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Walter Mf Wolfe
A. & Worthington
Wolfe
Brigham Young College
Owena Jorgensen
Florence Reynois
United States
Charles A. Smurthwaite
Ogden
Utah
Mormon Church
Beck Salt Works
East Lake City
Joseph F Smith
First Presidency
Inland Crystal Salt Company
Smurthwaite
Smith
Lawrence
Tirat
Charter asked for new road Statesboro and Millville Railway
Mallen Ga February 8 Special Nobua Jones Charlton G Osburn C G Anderson Jr James A Doyal W H Stillwell George Cargill W F Con standine Edwin A Qoben John B Cowan Ralph Melamm Savannah residents filed notice to form the Statesboro and Millville Railway Company. The proposed line spans about 60 miles from Statesboro to Louisville, linking with Milton and Southwestern at Garfield and Central of Georgia at Midville. Capital stock set at 150000. Principal office will be Savannah. The railroad aims to open up a prime farming region in Georgia.
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Midville
Savannah
Georgia
For Killing Her Husband Indictment Surfaces In Mississippi
Jackson Miss February 8 The Wilkinson County grand jury has returned an indictment against Mrs W C Stewart on a charge of poisoning her husband motive alleged a $10000 life insurance policy on his life Governor Var deman will appoint a special judge to preside at the trial next week Negro Teacher Held for Assault Logansville Ga February 8 A negro school teacher was arrested and bound over on a charge of assaulting his daughter by a neighbor’s warrant
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Whesiasippi
Jackson
Miss
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Logansville Ga
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Justice Tuck
Samp Htcherson
City Bid to Secure State Fair Show Faces Competition
Macon stockholders appoint a large committee to press the State Agricultural Society for the next state fair. The group will present an offer to host the event, signaling Macon’s strong bid despite unknown rival requests. A wreck near Forsyth delayed trains briefly. no serious injuries reported. A suspected burglar case connects to Amos Yuoste, with Burns injuries noted. Cotton seed meal cargo to London, at $25 per ton for the Macon market. Dennis Gledsafe sues for $5000 eye injury damages from a blast at a foundry. Former Superintendent Jerem Pound touted as Georgia University educator successor. Invitations sent to six gubernatorial candidates to speak in Macon. Baptists launch a major revival at Tattnall Square. Camp R. A. Smith to honor General Wheeler. resolutions prepared. Bibb pensioners show eight percent dead since the last roll call. list of names provided.
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Second Street
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Macon Fair Association
Hotel Lanier
Hight
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Agricultural Society
Rvalry
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Howard Williams
the Central
Forsyth
Yuoste
London
T 8
Savannah
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Schofield Sons Company
Dennis
Jerem Pound
Bible School System
Waiter B Hil
Uniersity of Georgia
Pound
University of Georgia
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J. W. Milard
Ponce de Leon
Baptist Church
Atlanta
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Jon Wheeler
R. A Smith
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Bibb
F. M. Anderston
J, Serkner
W. H. Merry
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R. J. Hemprick
Parke
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Seaborn Thomas
En Herrold
J. J. Heath
B. T. Holtis
Ho Jonson
T C. Newberry
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Pat Crowe Before Jury
Omaha February 3 The jury was secured today for the trial of Pat Crowe charged with robbing E A Cudahy of 25000 in connection with the kidnapping of the latter's son M in 1900. Edward A Cudahy the boy was the first witness called and described his experience as a prisoner. Crowe is alleged to have changed much in appearance in the past five years. Baltimore February 8 At the Woman's National Suffrage Association convention the treasurer's report shows receipts 28339 92 disbursements 16654 87 balance 11769 06. The five leading states by membership are New York Massachusetts California Nebraska and Iowa. Major fund contributors include Pennsylvania Oregon California Massachusetts New York. The report notes gains in membership in several states and admires the College Women's Equal Suffrage League. Delegates discuss wage earners and education topics.
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Preas
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Florence E Keiley
Sleeping Car Line Between Atlanta and Memphis Inaugurated
Seaboard Air Line Railway will start through sleeping car service via Birmingham to Memphis. Train No 33 from Atlanta departs 3 55 p m January List, arrives Memphis 7 25 a m, returns Memphis 8 46 p m arrives Atlanta 11 45 a m. Reservations through City Ticket Office 116 Peachtrea Bt or Union Depot.
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Miners Seek Eight Hour Day and Wage Increases
Anticipated action by the United Mine Workers as the anthracite scale committee in Wilkesbarre meets with district presidents from No 7 and No 9. Proposed demands include eight hours for company hands, a trade agreement, wage gains, uniform scales for rock slate water and other dead work, and a conciliation board for weighing coal. Delegates and railroad and mine officials will discuss six requests by Saturday.
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Scranton
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Shamokin
John Mitchell
Fahey
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Spreas
Funeral of T. J. Barnard in Atlanta today
Funeral services for T. J. Barnard, longtime Memphs and Charleston railroad representative with Atlanta ties, will be held at Central Presbyterian Church at 1 o clock this morning. Interment follows at Wearview. Barnard, who died Wednesday at his Tanssa lotty home, left a widow Miss Jennie Bowle and a son Wevant, with sisters Mrs Paves of Athens and Mrs Beal of Atlanta. His family links include Nathaniel Turnard and Judge Shaviel Dougherty.
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T. J. Barnard
Kansas City
Georgia
Nathaniel Turnard
Savannah
Shaviel Dougherty
Athens
Dougherty
Benjamin H. Hill
Dudley M. Hughes
Beig
Professor Woolfin
Jennie Bowle
Atlanta
Wevant Barnard
Paves
Beal
Allanta
Emory Plans Large Delegation to International Conference
Emory College Oxford Ga will send a large delegation to the International students conference in Nashville Tenn beginning February 26. The four thousand attendees will include student representatives from major southern and northern colleges, two hundred missionaries, and leaders from YMCA work. Delegates from Emory include A F Had and EB Barnett plus several more, with Arthur Brown guiding coordination and two faculty members expected to attend. The gathering marks the first southern host of the conference, with extensive entertainment arranged by Nashville and support from Georgia colleges.
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Nashville
Lenn
Young Mens Christian Association
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Canada
Studint
Cdun
Young Men's Christian Association
Nasavitté Ali
Arthur Brown
South
Emory
Atlanta
EB Barnett
Jacksonville
Relph McGuee
Rome Ga
J . McCord
Manassas
J. Arthur Brown
Lindsay Whitehead
Wiinurd S. Bowell
J N Townsend
M M. Lord
W. J. Bray
C A Bowen
Iron industry to be revolutionized by electric smelting
An announcement from Sault Ste. Marie reports government experiments showing pig iron can be produced by electric smelting. The tests, led by Dr Herault, a French expert, imply cost advantages of 95 tons at 6102 per ton and suggest a major shift for the iron and steel industry, funded secretly by the Dominican government.
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Sault Stefane Mich
Hherault
Lad
Why Many Women Suffer From Constipation
An excerpt discusses female bowel sluggishness during key periods and argues for gentle relief. It promotes Naturall BMineat Hunydai Janob as a safe laxative option over harsh drugs, claiming it moves bowels naturally and safely. The text references stomach and bowel care and recommends a mild remedy.
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