Chicago Democrats Reach Atlanta Today
The Cook County Democratic Club visits Atlanta arriving by Southern Railway from Macon at noon. A large escort and parade form near the Kimball House, led by Colonel Park Woodward and Chief Bail, ending at the exposition park for a barbecue. A Capitol rally at 8 o clock features speakers from Chicago and Atlanta before departure tomorrow morning.
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Cook County
Democratic Club
Atlanta
Southern
Macon
Chicago
Union Depot
Young Men's Democratic League
Ity Democratic
W R Joyner
Park Woodward
Harvey Johnson
Comet J W Ball
J. F O'Neill
George M Hope
Lawrence Harrison
John R Wilkinson
J W Nelms
W H Yayzlee
Max Katz
Hunter P Course
Joyner
Kimball House
Fire Department
Chicago Marine Band
Cook County Democracy
Mne
Decatur Street
Whitehall
Mitchell
Broad
Marietta
Peachtree
West Peachtree
Exposition Park
Capitol
Saloon Shootout Follows Jailbreak Robbery
New York reports a passenger train collided with a freight engine in the Waverly yards near Newark. Engineer George Hetzel was killed, fireman survived after jumping. Theodore Ferns, sent to Carr saloon in Waverly for stimulants, was wounded by a revolver shot fired by Carr who had recently been robbed. Carr arrested.
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New York
Jersey City
Rahway
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Waverly
Newark
George Hetzel
Theodore Ferns
Carrp
Carr
Ferris
River and Harbor Bill Aims for 60 Million Cap
Washington February 12 The river and harbor committee agrees the river and harbor bill nearing completion will stay near 60 million dollars, matching the amount from last year's measure. Daily work continues with items still open to revision. Ancient Bridegroom Kills Himself S: Marlon February 12 Square Sonn M Blue, 73, was found hanged at his home in Larug county, dying by suicide. Two weeks earlier he wed Clementia Drake, 73, details unclear.
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Washington
Marlon
Ohis
Square Sonn
M Blue
Af Larug
This County
Mr Blue
Clementia Drake
Rum and Cigarettes Tabooed in Raleigh Will Restrict Heir
A Raleigh prominent citizen had his will drawn to deny any son who drinks whisky or smokes cigarettes more than ten dollars of the estate. In Dallas a populist conference studies delegates for Louisville reform convention to begin next April. In Anderson a nineteen year old man was convicted and sentenced to be hanged March 1 for raping a white woman near Belton. Lincoln's birthday was quietly observed in Atlanta with exercises at negro colleges taking most of the day.
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Raleigh
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Louisville
Columbia
Anderson
Oliver Greer
Criinally
Misa Beck Kelly
Belton
Anderson County
Lincoln
Atlanta
Watch Movements Compared by Precision and Value
A brief look explains why certain watch movements offer better accuracy and long term reliability, guiding buyers to consider engineering quality, material choice, and maintenance needs.
Hospital aids must leave in tetanus deaths inquiry
St Louis health commissioner plans to sever ties with Dr Armand Ravold and Henry B Taylor after a tetanus investigation into thirteen infant deaths caused by a toxic anti diphtheritic serum. The board found Ravold responsible for preparation and distribution and Taylor guilty of reprehensible conduct despite unawareness of the poison.
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St Louis
Armand Ravold
Henry B .Taylor
Board of Health
Commissioner of Health
Starkloff
Health Department
Ravold
Jim
Taylor
Totanug Court of Inquiry
Death of Columbus W Pope in Opehka Alabama
Columbus W Pope aged 93 died at his Loachapuka home from general debility. Born in Talbot county Georgia he married Miss Mary Method a cousin of Dr T Gorman. Pope longtime straight Democratic voter for 70 years and Methodist Church member for 80. He leaves a widow and four children including Augustus Pope Seaboard Air Line official and Mrs Berry of New York. He was the region's oldest landmark and a noble well known man.
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Alabama
Opehka
Ala
Columbus W Pope
Loachapuka
Talbot Count
Georgia
Mary Method
T . Gorman
Pope
Augustus Pope
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Berry
New York
Early Selection Of Valentines In Atlanta Store
Valuables for lovers advertised at Joan M. Miller Cs. 39 Marietta street. Stock described as the prettiest and largest ever brought to Atlanta with prices stated as acceptable.
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Atlanta
O. K
Joan M. Miller Cs
Ballew Held for Bigamy in Alabama
Decatur Alabama February 12 Special Will P Ballew a newspaper correspondent was arrested on warrants charging him with bigamy The case stems from a sensational story he wrote last summer alleging C F Vought a photographer assaulted a one year old The suit for libel by Vought led to proof of the alleged bigamy and Ballew was placed under heavy bond
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Alabama
Decatur
Ala
Will P. Ballew
F. Vought
Ballew
C. F Vought
Vought
S T Wert
Birmingham
Roanoke man killed in quarrel over settlement
Roanoke Alabama February 12 Special Mark Whaley and Martin Haynes clashed over a settlement between landlord and tenant. Whaley was shot and died at noon. Haynes was critically wounded by two knife wounds and lies at death's door.
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Roanoke
Ala
Mark Whaley
Martin Haynes
Whaley
Haynes
Jeffries to Meet Martin for $15,000 May Fight in Portland
At a Pastime Club meeting in Portland Oregon on February 12 managers announced a $15,000 purse for a twenty round bout between world champion Jefferies and Denver Hd Martin to be staged in May.
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Jeffries
Martin
Portland
Oreg
Denver
Hd Martin
Rawson leave of estate valued at 140 980 in Atlanta
The councilman William C Rawson died leaving an estate valued at 140 980 largely in real estate and shares in Gate City Coffin Company and Elizabeth cotton mills. Administrators named are Lucia B W Rawson Judge T P Westmoreland HMS Johnson. Appraisers include F I Stone W A Osborne G G Lowndes W S Ansley and E W Martin. Property details include a home on Washington street valued at 7 000 and other city lots totaling 26 382. 600 shares of stock in Gate City Coffin valued at 70 00 and 200 shares in Elizabeth cotton mills valued at 20 000. Rawson served two years as second ward councilman. He died the day his term expired.
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William C. Rawson
Rawson
Lucia B W Rawson
T P. Westmoreland
HMS Johnson
Gate City Coffin Company
Elizabeth
Hapeville
Atlanta
Young New Yorker Edward Thomas involved in fatal auto crash
Edward R. Thomas, wealthy New Yorker, figures in a New York auto accident that killed a one year old boy named Henry Thies. The 'White Flyer' speedster car, once owned by Vanderbilt Jr, led to Thomas's arrest on homicide charges and swift release. Thomas had earlier been noted as Marquand failure linked president and husband-to-be of Miss Lee.
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Edward R. Thomas
New Yorker
New York
Thomas
Baward Thomas
Atlanta
Jredenar Bank of
Roward Thoma8
Edward Thomas
Henry Thies
Benard H. Thomas
Samuel Thomag
William ¥. Vanderbilt, Jr
Edward R. Thomen
Rational Bens
Miss Lee
Louisville
Methodist Book Committee Meeting in Cincinnati
The Methodist book committee with fourteen district members and three from each publishing house met in Cincinnati. Dr E B Rawls was elected to replace Dr H J Talbott who moved to Oregon. Reports noted progress on Episcopal funds and 1902 printing operations with 30 cents per employee, large daily mail, and staffing in Cincinnati Chicago and Kansas City.
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Cincinnati
Methodist Book Committee
New York
E. B. Rawls
Indianapolis
H. J. Talbott
Oregon
Rader
Episcopal
H. G Jennings
Western Methodist Book Concern
Chicago
Kansas City
Fo R J. Cooke
Advocate Journal
Nashville
Tonn Millers
United States
Great Northern Hotel
Reichstag
Congressman Hepburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Iead
Port of London
Cleveland
Ohio
National Brick Manufacturers’ Association
W. P. Hunt
John W. Sibley
Fire Loss in Two Cities
An early morning fire at Harmarville on the West Penn railroad destroyed $50,000 worth of property at the Duquesne Distributing Company site and threatened the town. In Utica Mustehall, owned by the Mannerchor, collapsed walls killed Lt. John Bernie and two firefighters. total loss estimated at $50,000.
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Pittebute
Harmarville
West Penn
Duquesne Distributing Company
Utica
Mustehall
Mannerchor
John Bernie
Fire Department
Bernie
Fire Chief John Rede Board Trial Block Lifted
In Omaha on a February session Judge Keyser dissolved the restraining order that barred the fire and police board from attempting Fire Chief John Rede on alleged mistreatment of firemen. The board can proceed with the charges as filed.
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Omaha
Nebr
Judgea Keyser
District Court
Board of Fire and Police
John Rede
Redell
Mandarin of the Ruby Button Praises Grape-Nuts Cure
A translated letter from Pak Gaw Mun, a Chinese Mandarin, claims Grape-Nuts cured his incurable stomach and kidney ailments after three years of doctors declaring prognosis fatal. He says his wife also recovered and he has recommended the product in several families. An interpreter, E Perelyale Baker, confirms the statements and benefits.
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Russia
Germany
France
America
Pak Gaw
Judge Daniel Dickinson Dies at Duluth Home
Daniel Dickinson a general attorney for United States Steel in charge of Minnesota mining properties and former assistant Ponymaster of the U S Navy 1868 to 1965 died at his Duluth home after a two year illness. Funeral services for Solomon Waxelbaum were held in Macon with Rabbi Marcusson officiating and pallbearers named.
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Daniel Dickinson
Duluth
Minn
Daniel A. Dickinson
Dickinson
United States Steel Corporation
Minnesota
United States Navy
Supreme Bench of
Mr. Waxelbaum
Macon Ga
Solomon Waxelbaum
Atlanta
First Street
Rabbi Marcusson
Dave Wachtel
Charles Wachtel
J R. Frie
Simon Josephson
Guthman
Morria Harris
Stephen Popper
Hall
Wagreross
Waycross
E. C. Hall
Forest L. Hall
Jacksonville
J. E. Tunison
Washington, Ga
Washington
J. E. Tunnison
Methodist Church
Rinnie
Nellie
Fannie
Mamle
Tuntgon
Oklahoma cattlemen elect leaders at Wichita market day
The Oklahoma cattlemen convention elected A. T. Wilson as president and W FL Bolton as secretary. Governor W. E. Stanley of Kansas addressed the gathering urging unity and demand for market extensions amid calls for reciprocity.
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Wich
Kane
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Convention
A. T. Wilson
WFL
Bolton
W. E. Stanley
Kansas
Progress of Ashby Trial in Newport News Va
On the second day of C Aylett Ashby murder trial in Newport News Va the defendant was on the stand and nearly completed testimony. The jury heard about the shooting and its facts as the defense and prosecution presented witnesses including Mary A She wife of the accused.
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Ashby
Newport News
C. Aylett Ashby
Mopltiery
B. A. Marve
Chinese Colony Banned in Silverton Under Protection Orders
Governor Orman disclosed a telegram from Secretary Hay urging protection of about 70 Chinese residents ordered to leave Silverton under threat. The Post reports 25 remain, with the rest expected to depart soon as unions enforce a boycott against Chinese businesses, while the governor asks San Juan County to ensure safety.
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Denver
Colo
Orman
Hay
Washington
Silverton
San Juan County
Siverton
Sea Trotter Is Launched In Roach Yard Chester Pa
The steam ship City of Memphis was launched at Roach's shipyard for the Ocean Steamship Company. Miss May Egan christened the vessel, daughter of company president John M. Egan. The ship, 479 feet long on load, will run between New York and Savannah carrying passengers and freight.
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Chester
Memphis
Ocean Steamship Company
Roach’s
May Egan
Savannah Ga
John M. Egan
New York
Savannah
Load Inc
Alabama Synod declines Georgia offer on joint college
A special report from Selma Alabama notes the Alabama Synod rejected Georgia s overtures to jointly build a synodical college for both states. A committee will draft a reply to Georgia s board of trustees while no location for Alabama s college was decided. Separately in Raleigh North Carolina attorneys prepare the state s position in a salt claim over ten Western North Carolina railway bonds with Supreme Court argument anticipated in early March.
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Georgia
Synodical College
Selma
Ala
Specia
Alabama Synod
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Georgia Synod
W. T. Waller
Tuscaloosa
The
Birmingham
2 College For
Alabama
Thila
Alabama College
North Carolina
Raleish
N. C
South Dakota
Western North Carolina Railway
United States Supreme Court
Engagement Plans Highlighted By Local Couple
A brief notice notes a young man and woman planning an engagement and upcoming wedding. Friends anticipate a simple ceremony with wedding gifts. Address provided at Whitehall Street.
Southern publishing house plan discussed during governor trip
Governor Candler and staff toured Charleston with a military ball and meetings. A key session explored a southern publishing house with governors from several states endorsing the idea. Heke Smith chaired as president and William C Chase as secretary. A convention of five delegates per state may be called to formalize plans for a capitalized venture of 500000 to five million dollars at a stockholder chosen site.
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Candler
Charleston
R J. Lowry
Gate City Guard
Potomac
Ohio
South
Tucsé Cay
Heke Smith
William C Chase
Datinita Plans
Ecope
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Caps County Club
Baron Rose
Milwaukee
Hero
Lowman
Empire
Death OF Columbus W. Pope
W. ©. Rawson
Coffin Company
W P Andrews
Woodruff
Frank Woodruff
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Ttta
Young Woodruff
East Lake
Oakland Cemetery
J BR Mott
Milton Hilcott
John Clay Smith
W. H Hulsey
Atelanta
Whitehall ST
Mortuary
Yellow Man
Colorado
State Department
Miss Egan
Miller's
Marietta Street
Kelley
Whitenall St
Panamac
Banisters
Hirsch Bros
Genuiine Gane
New Lot
Owen
New Orleans
Wantend Sampo Mt. Piedmont Grocery CO
Whitehall Street
Hess Shass
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Inros
Waitehall Street Clothiers
Gener Alavaiua
Pryor Streais
Eiseman Gros
Atigata, Ga
Elsoiiast
Baltimora, Md
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