Governors Candler heads ATLANTAN escort to Charleston floral parade
Governor Candler accompanied by about twenty staff maids of honor and Gate City Guard leaves at 3 10 oclock by Georgia railroad for Charleston to attend the grand floral parade today and tomorrow. The party will escort the flower queen and maids of honor from Georgia and other Southern states and visit the exposition in Charleston. A private car and four extra coaches carry the governor’s party with staff officers and the Gate City Guard in attendance. The group plans meetings with Southern governors and a potential Southern publishing house initiative.
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Candler
State House
Gate City Guard
Georgia Railroad
Charleston
Ladies of
Georgi
South Carolina
Augusta
South
Candier
Governors
Vittur
Knights of Pythias
Governor Candler
R E. Park
Wtta Perk
Miss Hoynds
Gainesville
Georgia
Hugh Uagan
W.L Peel
J W. Robertson
Phill G Lyrd
Tzzle Bashinaki
Tennilie
George M Brown
Eubanks
Rome
Stafford
Barnesville
J. C. Woodward
College Park
Colmell D. C Dyer
Don Fogarty
Tsher Thomason
Third Infantry
Madison
Charles Rice
T J. Simmons, Jr
Atlanta
Celebrated Anniversary of Emperor William I
Berlin February 9 marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Emperor William I entering active service in the First Regiment of the Guards. The day began with service in the garrison church at Potsdam followed by a parade reviewed by the emperor with the German Crown Prince and William Hitel-Fred erick. The emperor spoke to the regiment and Colonel Plettenberg led cheers. A regimental dinner honored officers presented to the emperor, the grand duke of Saxony, and princes including Prince Henry. Prince William Eitel-Frederick was promoted to full lieutenant.
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Berlin
William
Guards
Potsdam
Garrson
William Hitel-Frederick
Plettenberg
Grand Duke of
Saxony
Prince Henry
William Eitel-Frederick
Saloon Row Fatalities Hit Lake Providence
In Lake Providence Louisiana on February 9 a fight in a saloon left J D L Wilson a sawmill man and Paul Jones a leading citizen dead while a Black man named Joe Nelson was seriously wounded. Knives were used and the motive remains unclear.
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Lake Providence
J. DL Wilson
Paul Jones
Joe Nelson
Wilson
Chicken Soup Explosion in Pittsburg Train Yard
Thomas Walsh, a Pittsburg and Erle railroad worker, lived at Me es Rocks and loved chicken soup. He heated canned soup on a stave with the lid on, causing a can to explode. He was scalded but later expected to recover after a few days at home.
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Bittaburg
Thomas Walsh
Pittsburg
Erle
Meees Rocks
Barr
Ellis of Bibb expected in race for speaker
Hon Roland Ellis of Bibb county is expanding plans to run for speaker of the next Georgia House. He has written lawmakers and spoken to friends about his candidacy, with several legislators indicating support. Other Bibb candidates include Felder Hall Kilburn and potential rivals, as campaigns begin across counties.
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Roland Ells
Bibb County
House of Representatives
Ellis
Mr Ellis
Eis
Babb
Felder
Joe Hill Hall
Bibb
L. J Kilburn
Artears
Canidates
Hirt
Julian McCurry
H J
W. L Hodges
Hart County
James H Skelton
Hartwell
Colonel Skelton
Carnesville
Franklin County
Senate
Jim Skelton
Putnam County
G. W. Adams
Putnam
Tarenton Messenger
Adams
A. 8. Reid
Eaton
John T. Parker
Talbot County
Gus Cox
LaGrange Graphic
Troup
Georgia
A. W. Fife
Nederoxee
Maddox
Judge File
Coleone
Bennet
Quitman
Brooks County Advertiser
Bennetta
Roland Ellis
Bone brothers to be released from camps today
The secretary of the board of pardons forwarded papers for Julius and Lem Bone to be freed after five years in camps where they were held for highway robbery. Though guilty verdicts stood, jurors recommended punishment as a misdemeanor. Governor Candler ordered their custody release recently, and they are expected to return to Atlanta.
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Board of Pardons
Julius
Lem Bone
Bone
Teday
Candler
Turner to Operate Trace in Charleston Racing
Robert Turner will operate the exposition track in Charleston starting Monday under a contract arrangement with a syndicate of turfmen. The Charleston Racing Association will continue racing but many former officers have resigned as Turner plans to restore the familiar race meeting patterns at the venue.
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Charleston Racing Association
Charleston
S. C
New Racing Association
Arthur Wall
Exposition Company
Robert Turner
Cing Ass
Turner
Third Victim of Accident Dies in Grady Hospital
G W White, 37, of Nashville painter, died at Grady Hospital from injuries after a scaffold collapse at the Eiseman building on the viaduct. He joins Charles M Cole and Henry Reynolds as victims. Lee Bailey escaped by jumping to an iron column. The trio worked for J W Coulson & Co of Columbus, Ohio. White’s body will be taken to Senola, Georgia for burial.
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G W White
Riseman
Grady Hospital
White
Nashville
Tenn
Mise Callie Atkinson
Senola
Charles M Cole
Henry Reynolds
Eiseman
Cole
Reynolds
Lee Bailey
J. W. Coulson & Co
Columbus
Ohio
Liberals Try to Capture Barranquilla Amid Troop Movements
News from Calon Colombia reports that Liberals in Barranquilla attacked to seize the town after 400 government troops were sent to reinforce Panama. Rebels retreated to the mountains as reinforcements approach from Santander, Cuningamaroa, and Puerto Berrio. General Velez imposes a ban on Liberal street walking enforced by armed patrols.
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Barranquilla
Calon
Colompia
Panama
Gonzales Valencia
Santander
Cuningamaroa
Puerto Berrio
Bareranquilla
Tovar
Joaquin Velez
Civi
Department of Bolivar
Value of Our Merchandise Imports and Exports for Seven Months Ending July 31 1901
Washington notes show total imports at 337,908,266 and exports at 46,696,762 for seven months ending July 31 1901. Compared with 1900 and 1880 1899 figures, imports from the United States fall 6 percent from 1910 while exports to the United States rise 49 percent over 1900 and 36 percent over 1899.
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Washington
United States
Mueller Starts to America from London in Boer Delegates Mission
Dr Mueller once consul for the Orange Free State to Halland has suddenly left for New York. The Daily Telegraph correspondent at The Hague notes he is on a mission for the Boer delegates.
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Mueller
America
London
Orange Fresh State
Halland
Daily Telegraph
Prize for Wheat Growers in Morgan County
Madison Ga February 9 Special John Bostwick president of the Worgan County Farmers' Club offers 100 dollars to the farmer with the best yield of wheat on one acre this year. The prize has prompted many farmers to enter, inviting a large wheat yield if the season is favorable.
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Madison Ga
John Bostwick
Worgan County Farmers’ Club
Masons Banquet Held in Madison Ga February Night
Friday night the Masons of Madison held a banquet at their hall on Jefferson street. Many visiting brethren attended including Worshipful Master W. F. Dorsey of Athens. The supper was elegant and enjoyed by a large number of Masons in attendance.
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Madison
Jefferson Street
W. F. Dorsey
Athens
Do Animals Weep in Descriptive Tales and Anecdotes
A compilation from the New York Press and Boston Courier discusses animal crying behavior. Siren reports cite horses and camels shedding tears, elephants crying, apes distressed by separation, and sea lions mourning losses. A separate note recalls a soldier’s task recalling the Boer War’s many ends.
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New York
Lady Burton
Syrian Desert
Gordon Cummings
Dr. Livingston
Boston Courier
Tommry
Alsmothir
Rommy
Answering Holtaclaw: Carmen Defends Christian Science Miracles
Edward H. Carman of the city defends Christian Science against Dr. W. J. Holtzclaw's sermon challenging miracles. He argues Jesus and Paul taught perpetual divine healing, cites early church fathers, and invites public witnesses to attest to healing through Christian Science at Tremont Temple and numerous churches.
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E. H. Carmen
W J. Holtzclaw
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
W. J. Holtzclaw
Jesus
Whicch
Regiu
SA. Hodge
Holtzelaw
Paul
Christ Jesus
Justin
Jesus Christ
Irenaeus
Tertullian
Clement of Alexandria
God
de Kammer
Baptist Church
Tremont Temple
Boston
Michigan Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
Holtzclaw
Almighty
Jewis
Holteslaw
Thoxs
Christian Science Church
Edward H Carman
Seven Want to Be Treasurer in Wilkes County Race Heats Up
Washington Ga February 9 Special. Wilkes county politics grow heated as Hon P D Hardin seeks another term in the legislature with dispensary backing while J A Shank, a former prohibitionist, faces health issues and possible retirement. Incumbent county offices see seven aspirants for treasurer including Gavee Fickten Jata cashier L Me Fill ET Writkison P Z Smith and James Hines with CG E Irvin not seeking reelection.
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Wilkes County
Washington, Ga
P. D. Hardin
JA. Shank
Hardin
Shank
Washington
CG. E. Irvin
P. WF. Irvin
Irvin
Gavee Fickten
Jata
Washington Loan and Banking Company
L. Me Fill
Washington Exchange
ET Writkison
P. Z Smith
James Hines
Mercchant
Lost the Bet in a Gambled Call to Central
A reader recounts a garbled back and forth about calling a number in a bet. The dialogue shows confusion over numbers spoken as words and digits, ending with the speaker admitting defeat and saying goodbye. The exchange highlights miscommunication and a lost wager.
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Tribune
Central
Majn
Leven
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