Sharpshooters Repel Japanese Assault Southeast of Tunkeu
Dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Japanese attack repelled by Russian sharpshooters southeast of Tunkeu as Russians bury 2000 killed after Helkoutas battle. Tokyo claimed Japanese captured an eminence south of Changsha and took 2000 rifles. Baron Hayashi says peace talks unlikely and war will continue.
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Tunkeu
Bosman War Office
St. Petersburg
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Toklo
Changsha
h-Pao
Ficia
Helkoutas
Baron Hayashi
London
Far East
Russia
Death warrant read to Greason twelve times in case
In Philadelphia on Monday the supreme court will hear Gersons petition to reopen the case for a new trial based on a woman's assertion of innocence. On Wednesday the board of pardons in Harrisburg will hear the matter. Greason has faced death warrants twelve times, with his counsel hoping for liberty. Mrs Edwards's confession could lead to commutation.
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Heading
Kate Hawards
Samuel Greason
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Gersons
Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Tetley
Edwards
Greason
Y M C A Anniversary Observed With Union Meetings
The Y M C A anniversary events, postponed by severe weather, will be held Sunday night across local churches in grouped union meetings. Pastors will discuss association work with directors reports. seven departments show notable progress. Group meetings list churches and presiding officers for the planned events.
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Young Ben's Christian Association
Oliy Tals
Baptist Tabernacle
Broughton
Atlanta
Hetter
Incr Vctlege
Radirond Defurtenc
Ensored Department
Sas
Unting
Treaty Signed With Japan Arbitration Agreement
Washington February 1 Secretary Hay signed with Mr Tekabira Japanese minister an arbitration between the United States and Japan identical with those signed with other nations.
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Japan
Washington
Hay
Tekabira
United States
Short Items of Local Interest
Funeral notices from Inman Park to Ben Hill mark deaths of Mrs M M Palmer and Mrs E J Powell with services and interments planned. Local events include Camp Walker Confederate Veterans meeting, a Columbus Water Works case in U S court, and literary readings at the Womens Club. Rabbi Lowenthal to speak at Jewish temple and Lincoln Memorial Society annual meeting at Wheat Street Baptist church.
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Central Congregational
St. Luke Episcopal
First Sopist
J. W. Wills
Second Baptist
Central Presbyterian
Divinity Methodist
Kirst Chris Han
St. Philip
W. A. Hansel
First Methodist
North Avenue Presbyterian
All Saints Episcopal
J. W. Read
Presiding
Grace Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
Jackson Hill
Fourth Presbyterian
Mr. Lott Warren
Walker Street Methodist
McDonald Baptist
M. M Palmer
Howard Falmer
Inman Park
W. F. Glenn
W. %. Feagin
Atlanta
W. M. Weaver
Greenesboro
A. Stewart
Columbus
J. P. McCall
Chattanooga
E. J. Powell
Wesley Chapel Church
Ben Hil
Lincoln Memorial Bociate
Wheat Street
Abraham Ianevin
Rush
Lincoln Memorial Society
Emma
E White
Interesting Sermon Series at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
The Cumberland Presbyterian church hosts a five sermon series by Rev. George Herbert Mack D D on The Spiritual Life at 1 pm starting February 5 with topics from What is it As Realized in One's Higher Nature to How it Shows Itself In very-day Experience The same folder also lists Sunday talks on Old Testament Characters and their Messages to Modern Life with Bible figures including Cheiog the Deliverer Samson the Nazarite En the Priest and other notes Cover Harris and Spring streets.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
George Herbert Mack
Mack
Ghieog
Sameon
Sarcy S
Harris and
Spring Streets
Roosevelt Letter Splits Senate Over Arbitration Treaties
The president rebukes the Senate for altering arbitration treaties by replacing agreement with treaty, arguing such change blocks submissions to arbitration without a special treaty. He warns the amended form advances no real settlement and would weaken general arbitration principles. Senators Morgan Spooner Foraker Lodge and others debate executive overreach and the Senate’s treaty prerogatives in executive session.
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White House
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Mexico
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Lours
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Morgan
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Hague Tribunal
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Lodge
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United States
Lights Return as City Restores Electric Service
Georgia Railway and Electric Company reports gradual return to full operation after sleet damage. Street cars resume at noon and are maintaining schedules, with underground and exterior lines brought online. Mayor Woodward orders utility workers to repair damage and clear debris from fallen trees and wires.
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Alines
Fire Limited
Georgi Railway and Electric Company
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Bal
Judge Rules Waiver of Homestead Right Valid
Savannah Ga February 11 Special Judge Cann handed down a decision in the superior court ruling that a waiver of homestead right on existing indebtedness is valid and binding. The ruling could control future credit dealings unless reversed by the supreme court.
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Savannah
Judge Cann
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Cann
Weather forecast snapshot across states with rain and cold
February forecast notes rain across Georgia Sunday and Monday with much colder conditions and shifting winds. Virginia sees rain then clearing and colder. North and South Carolina expect rain Sunday, breezy southeast turning to colder Monday. Western Florida, Texas, and Eastern Florida show rain turning to cold, with north winds and cold waves. Tennessee and Kentucky forecast rain turning to snow, colder with westward cold wave.
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Georgia
Virginia
Cachina
South Carolina
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Portley
Tennessee
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Mnison
Hester Released on Bond in Alabama Robbery Case
Eugene Hester charged with robbing a postal car on an Atlantic Coast Line train had his first trial set for next Saturday. His bond was reduced to two thousand dollars, which he posted, and he was released this afternoon in Montgomery Alabama.
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Hester
Montgomery
Ala
Eugene Hester
Atlantic Coast Line
Thought to Have Died Poor in Ebensburg Pa Tale of Troxell Estate
The late John Troxel left a small tobacco and stationery shop in Gallitzen Pa. An estate administrator found a tin box with 27000 and 13000 in large bills totaling 40000. Troxell, 76, died in January after earlier losses in a bank failure at Altoona Pa. Ebensburg Pa February 1.
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John Troxel
Galiit Qin
Troxell
Altoona
Ebensburg
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