James Intower Admits Thefts In Court
James Intower the Savannah bookkeeper admitted stealing two overcoats one from the Kimball house and another from the union passenger depot and a valise from the Neal house at Fryar and Decatur streets. He said the thefts were to obtain money for morphine to feed his habit and asked to be jailed to cure himself. Bond set at 800 with detention in the tower if defaulted. likely sentence consideration for larceny from the house.
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J. H James
Gavannah
Manchester
Grady Horpltal
Walton
Campbell
Nash Broyles
James
Jam
Broyles
Kimball House
Union
Neal House
Fryar and
Decatur Streets
James Elven
War on La Grippe Promises Cure by Johnson's Tonic
The advertisement proclaims a nationwide battle against La Grippe with Johnson's Tonic as the conqueror. It asserts rapid relief within hours, claims to prevent complications, and offers a 50 cent refund if not cured, sold by A. B. Girardeau and all drugstores in Savannah Ga.
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LA Grippe
Strikig
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Jehnsen
Grinpe
Grippe
Bright
Crippe
A. B. Girardeau
Savannah
Avery
Ingleside race card notes and results from San Francisco meet
San Francisco. February 11. Letola and Glissands top the Ingleside bettors as racing cards list six races with heavy track conditions. Winners include Far Lady Anna in the Futurity event, Bob Bly in a six furlongs maiden, Gussando in a mile selling, Gerale in selling, and other listed runners with times and odds. Entries for today’s program feature Bard Burns, Maud Muller, Inspector and several others across six races with multiple payouts and positions.
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San Francisco
Letola
Glissands
Ingleside
Bettors
Lady Anna
Bonner
Daly
Touer
Garson Beauty
Sir Preston
Nuliah
Rionda
Carflee
Bob Bly
Sheehan
Edith Vice
Wildebrand
My Order
Les
Carn Blossom
Robert Mitchell
Speaker Fontana
Tontopsh Ron
Gussando
Emily Oliver
F. Smith
Elmer
Tomm
Ledean
Tom Kingsley
Norford
Counsellor
Bard Burns
Tom Ticdler
Amara
Quiz I
Maud Muller
John Boges
Fiorianna Belle
Martines
Red Bird
Ian
Dundreagh
Inspector
Munro
Orso
Halford
Hogarth
John Litte
Mr. Farnum
Prssu@t
Candie Belle
Carilee
Decoy
Sol Lichtenstein
Sherman
Teufel
Modder
Skip Me
Flyer
Titus
Prida
Young Morello
Amorena
Suburban Queen
Lungs
Firth
Wing Socchatate
Villa
Meada
Dizpah
Benarde
Mr. Dingle
Albemarle
Dungannon
Mattle Clark
Instrument
Cloudy
Oconee Off For Brunswick Boat Movements In Hawkinsville
In Hawkinsville Georgia on February 1 a steamer Dixie departed on its regular run with flour guano dry goods and groceries for points below. The government steamer Oconee under Captain Ferrebee had brought the Macon executionists to Buliards and then left for Brunswick. The steamer George Garbutt under Captain Thorpson is now added to Hawkinsville boat facilities.
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Hawkinsville
Dixie
Oconée
Ferrebee
Macon
Buliards
Brunswick
George Garbutt
Thorpson
Wnsville
Heisman era reshapes Tech athletics under Heisman
Sporting gossip discusses Helaman Heisman guiding Georgia Tech teams to a tougher schedule, with 22 baseball games against southern colleges and a mountain tour facing Cumberland Vanderbilt and Sewanee. It notes high salaries and calls for fair play, praising discipline and censure of rough conduct on the field.
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Ted
Hetaman
South
Sewanee
Vander Mil
Cumberland
Alabama
Georgia
Tech
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Heisman
Helsman
Auburn
Clemgon
Templar
Heseman
Minstrel Show for Elks Benefit in Macon
A crowd is expected for a minstrel show in Macon Georgia with Dan Holt leading a locally trained group behind burned cork. Tickets sold briskly and a large audience is anticipated for the benefit of the Elks with home made jokes and an electrical display by Putzel the electrician added as a highlight.
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Macon
The
Elks
Dan Holt
Putzel
Admirzzlon Alohe
Parsons Made President at Hawkinsville Cotton Mill
At a meeting of the Hawkinaville cotton mill board of directors W. N. Parsons was elected president, secretary and treasurer. T. B. Ragan was chosen vice president, succeeding J. J. Whitgeld who resigned. The mill holds a large cotton stock bought at money saving prices.
Macon Manager Pleased With Franchise Prospects
Macon Georgia February 11 special Franchise Owner Kohler receives a letter from Manager Smith in Knoxville expressing enthusiasm about visiting Macon next week for a conference. Smith reports abundant material including several new players and a few seasoned ones, with three catchers on terms and plans to bolster the infield and outfield. Kohler is in daily contact with other South Atlantic clubs as efforts proceed to secure a solid, energetic roster.
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Macon
Kohler
Smith
Knoxville
Moe
South Atlantic Association
General Barry Inspects Forts at Savannah and Tybee Island
General Thomas A. Barry commander of the Gulf department spent yesterday in Savannah and at Tybee Island inspecting Fort Beveven and Fort Scraven noting officers of the First Infantry Georgia State Troops hosted him. He heads to Port Royston to inspect Fort Fremont tomorrow.
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Gulf Department
T. H. Barry
Department of the Gulf
Savannah
Tybee Island
Fort Scraven
Barry
Infantry
Georgia
Thomas A. Barry
Fort Beveven
Ifantry
Wuppee
Fort Fremont
Port Royst
Allen Goes to Clyde Line in Promotion at Sea Transport
George W. Allen, long time Atlanta and West Point railroad man, has been named traveling freight agent for the Clyde Steamship Company known as the Charleston fast freight line. He will assume duties at once and report to F. B Teach. He will divide time between Atlanta and the city, bringing a strong railroading reputation and many local friends.
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West Point
Steamship Company
George W. Allen
Clyde Steamship Company
Charleston
Allen
Atlanta and
F. B
Atlanta
Golden Mineral wins Ascot six furlongs handicap
At Ascot Park on February 1 Golden Mineral ridden by Redfern defeated rivals in a fast track six furlongs handicap. J V Kirby’s Turtle and Greenock led the pack with sharp finishes. early maidens and selling races feature multiple named horses and jockeys across the card in brisk, period-style coverage.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Golden Mineral
Ascot Park
JV Kirby
Turtle
Greenock
Fair Mices
Redfern
Miastietide
Feldht
Capitol
Anderson
Gennell
Rosserfe
Seaforth
J V Karby
Iras
Lewis
Lou Welson
Lawrence
Athelrose
Dotterel
Pady B
Ting A Ling
Pat Bulger
Donovan
Palm Reader
Atlantica
Yoz
Prior
Platonlug
Lewig
Permanent trial camp site hearing before House panel
Washington February 11 The House Military Affairs Committee continued hearings on selecting a permanent trial camp site. A delegation led by Generals Ho Boynton Willard Warner and Colonel D N Stuart with Senators and Representatives urged Chickamauga as the site. California’s Needham submitted a comparative troop statement for Pacific coast states. The committee will resume hearings Tuesday.
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House Military Committee
Washington
House Committee On
Ho Boynton
Willard Warner
D. N.stuart
Bate
Tennessee
Moon
Maddox
Georgia
C. W. Holdbrack
Chickamauga
Needham
California
Pacific Coast
Merchants and Miners Transport saves Savannah wharf from Baltimore fire
The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company reports Savannah wharf undamaged and fully capable of handling northbound and southbound freight and passengers. Atlanta agent H 1D Ray relayed approval from J C Whitney to accept all freight and passengers along the route with no delay. Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines report no damage. offices moved to 604 North Charles Street and Atlanta office at 144 Empire Building. Southeastern Accounting and Claim Agents' Association adjourned after two days of talks on expediting claims and road accounting, with several railways represented and further method changes anticipated.
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Angen Ane
Merchants and Miners Transpormation Company
Savannah
Baltimore
H 1D Ray
Atlanta
J. C. Whitney
Commpany
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
North Charles Street
Company
Atlants
Empire Builang
Fhegdore Dehon, Jr
Southeastern Accounting and Claim Agents’ Association
Piedmont
Rail company clerks listed amid accident report at North Garden
At 6 10 am Wednesday northbound Passenger train No 34 collided with extra freight train No 258 at North Garden Station Virginia. Both engines derailed and were badly damaged. Engineer Thomas Carlin of Alexandria was slightly injured. Crews and passengers were unharmed otherwise. Trains 32 34 and 40 delayed while track is cleared. cause under investigation.
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North Garden Station
Thomas Carln
Alexandria
House Concur s in Fair Loan
Washington February 11 The house approved the senate amendment to the urgent deficiency appropriation bill authorizing a government loan of 4 6 million to the Louisiana Purchase expedition after amending payment terms. Debate spanned three days with opposition from leaders Payne Grosvenor Dailziel Heminway closing appeal. Republicans and Democrats supported the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Messrs. Payne
New York
Grosvenor
Ohio
Dailziel
Pennsylvania
Heminway
Indiana
Ite
Mayor Pro Tem Convicts in Pensacola Fight
Mayor T E Wells was arrested on return from a trip and tried in police court by Mayor Pro Tem Maura for fighting W H Traimer. Wells was fined 760 dollars. Traimer was also arrested. his case postponed. The altercation occurred in the mayor’s private office over political matters. Trainer was injured but recovered sufficiently to leave bed.
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Pensacola
Fla
T E. Wells
W. H. Traimer
Thin City
Maura
Beng
Trainer
Four Americans Drown in Philippine Waters
A severe storm overturned a small boat off Alabat island in Luzon as officials returned from a festival. The drowning victims include Grace MacGrew, nurse F Tamore, J. Williams, a board of health physician, and two natives, with Burch also reported among the dead.
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Philippines
Manila
Alabat
Luzon
Burch
Grace MacGrew Feachers
F. ‘Tamore
J. Williams
Board of Health
Prohibition Billing Arrests Hit Selma Area
Dallas county grand jury returns seventy one indictments at noon in Selma, charging thirty five individuals with running blind tigers in the city precincts. Prohibition law violations involve prominent local citizens. The case signals a broad crackdown and notable public interest.
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Selma
Ala
Specia
Dallas
Selina
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