Czar Moves to Suppress Warsaw Strikes
Warsaw officials report strikes rage across major factories as talks with manufacturers fail. Police vow expulsion of workers outside the city while Gov Gen Tohertkoff and Baron von Nolken gauge the situation. Rumors say rail freight disrupted and coal scarce as Stanislas dom brovat notes continued factory closures.
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Warsaw
Baron von Nolken
Tohertkoff
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Dombrovat
Vistula
Tchertkomt
Nicholas
Hmsport Cou
Silesia
Lodz
Russian Blood Spilled in Vain in Manchuria Battles
In reports from February 12 Japanese Manchuria headquarters relay Russian attacks on Waitaoshan, Stuchfentun, and surrounding areas were repulsed. Russian batteries shelled Putsaowo and Ejucientum before artillery actions paused to nearby vicinities. A German steamer Paros bound for Vizdivostok was seized off Hakado carrying shipbuilding materials and foodstuffs. Also London reports Japan ordered fifty powerful locomotives from a Glasgow manufacturer.
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Voklo
Waitaoshan
Ta Mountain
Putsaowo
Stuchfentun
Tokio
Paros
Vizdivostok
Hakado
London
Japan
Glasgow
Embezzling Charge Tells of Young Montgomery Man
In Valdosta Ga February 2 Special father of Morgan Snead of Montgomery Ala arrived with the man who was robber and took the boy back to Montgomery. Sweatt was employed in the office of J H Faunce a Montgomery broker sent to deposit 800 dollars in a bank. The bulk of the sum was cash and the boy kept it and left Montgomery on the first train returning the checks. Three hundred seventy one dollars was found on the boy when arrested.
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Montgomery
Faunce
Valdoste
Sweatt
Demonstrations and Labor Unrest Reported Abroad
In May theater protests directed at the emperor sparked cries of Down with the autocracy and personal abuse. Police arrested several demonstrators as laborers in Tiflis begin returning to work. authorities plan to protect resumed labor. Civil officials order a secret municipal council meeting to discuss labor troubles, which councillors refuse to attend citing the secrecy.
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Tiflis
Tifles
Caucasus
Jabor
Cuncillors
Lightest Fertilizer Sales In Years In Georgia
Lightest fertilizer movement in west Georgia and east Alabama in years signals farmers reducing cotton acreage and fertilizer use. Even if planters switch to a fur crop, delivering typical fertilizer volumes now would be physically impossible as planting season nears. Columbus, Ga. Feb 12 Special. Centenarian Gets Pension. Jesse Alfen, 103, Columbus oldest white citizen, drew pension for Confederate service at the courthouse amid infirmity but cheerfulness. Rome Herald hires M C White as business manager after move from Columbus Journal.
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Columbus
Georgia
Alabama
Columbus, Ga
Jesse Alfen
Court House
Planting Trees by Thousands in Georgia Orchards
Barnesville Georgia February 2 Special A large number of peach trees have been planted in this section recent days Among the orchards is L A McCrary uncut 8 Yates with a 400 acre farm hosting about 30000 peach trees The Rock area is served by the Southern and Central there is relief that the trees suffered no damage from the recent freeze Leading local growers report their trees were not notably harmed by the ice
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Barnesville
L A. McCrary
Yates
The
Rock
Steamer James B Stephens Sinks Off Astoria Coast
The steamer James B Stephens sank after striking a sunken pile 200 yards from shore. Thirteen crewmen swam ashore. two missing as of February 12 in Astoria Oregon.
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Astoria
Ore
James B. Stephens
Hester Charged with Robbery in Alabama Mystery
Eugene Hester, a postal clerk, was arrested on charges linked to a January Coast Line train robbery tale now questioned by police. Investigators doubt the tale of a masked assailant and a hand-to-hand struggle, noting missing packages and remittances to banks as key elements.
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Montgomery
Ale
Eugene Hester
Atlantic Coast Line
Hester
First National Bank of
Dothan
Ala
Hanover National Bank
New York
Enterprise
New Orleans
Selma
Western Railway
Alabama
Registry Department
Post Office
Government
Frank Taylor
Hester Dennis
Trought
United States
Bimore
Atlante Coast Line
Hugene Hester
Washington Park
Veing
Child Causes Its Own Death in Jackson Street Fire
Hawkinsville Ga February 12 the residence on Jackson street occupied by T H Bragg and family was consumed by fire late Saturday afternoon. The charred body of Emery Bragg was dug from the ruins after a night’s search Mrs Bragg says she saw flames in a room where the boy played and it is thought he started the fire while playing with fire or matches. Little furniture was saved.
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Hawkinsville
Jackson Street
T. H. Bragg
Fami
Emery Bragg
Cave-in Endangers Columbus Iron Works Factory
River rising rapidly threatens three story plow handle factory at Columbus Iron Works on the Chattahoochee bank. A cave-in of a sewer under the building caused by heavy rains menacing the structure. Workers repair damage as floodwaters approach.
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Columbus
Columbus Iron Works Company
Chattahoochie River
Glenn Suggests Settlement on Western North Carolina Bonds
Governor Glenn asks the North Carolina legislature to act on the South Dakota bond suit tied to Western North Carolina railroad financing. He outlines bonds issued under 1856 and 1866 acts, totals over 1.6 million, secured by stock in the North Carolina Railroad Company. With most bonds paid, 262 remain, 242 controlled by Schafer brothers, stock valued about 47,200 to 174,300, and judgment due around 690,480. He presents four options, favors fair settlement, warns default could force stock sales per U S Supreme Court order, and notes failure to reach a deal.
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Ralegh
N.C
Glenn
South Dakota
Western North Carolina
Western North Carolina Railroad
General Assembly
North Carolina
North Carolia
Schafer Brothers
Supreme Court of the United States
Fve
Vost
North Caro Ita Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
North Carolina Raiiradt Company
Duke
Fay
Schafer Bros
Carnat
State Secures Judgment and Plans Bond Expansion
The state secured its judgment against North Carolina and hinted at a plan not disclosed. It then emerged that South Dakota intends to use proceeds from North Carolina to back additional bonds from Schafer Brothers, leveraging the judgment to secure more via the U S Supreme Court.
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State
North Carolina
South Dakota
Schafer Brothers
Don
United States Supreme Court
Countess Montignoso Wins First Stage in Anna Monica Case
February 12 report says the Countess has prevailed in the initial phase of efforts to remove Princesa Anna Monica from her mother, the king of Saxony. Italian lawyers argue foreign orders cannot be executed locally and the case will be tried in Italian courts.
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Florente
Montignoso
Saxony
Princesa Anna Monica
Koerner
Ing of
Italy
Loys Story of the Ku Klux Klan Novel by J Miller Co
A dramatic sensational novel titled The Clansman by Dixon is advertised as a tremendous political tale of the Reconstruction era. Priced at 1.85 postpaid or 1.20 over the counter, from ING and J Miller Co.
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ING, J. Miller CO
Dixon Dew
PRESSMEN RECEPTION OFFERS PRIZES FOR TICKET SALES
A pressmen reception is set for Tuesday at Tvn Verein hall with two prizes for most tickets sold. A lady winner receives a sold headed umbrella and a gentleman winner gets union made shoes. Competing ladies include Bliss Anna Belle Cocher Lisa Ray Emma Hughey Susie Reeves Maud Burnham. Gentlemen contenders are Ernest Parham ene Steinhauer Dennis Ubses T A Scroffin Howard Parham William CarrIchael Soul Stadel R Russell John Russell. Music by a top city union band and a Valentine display are planned.
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Tvn Verein
Bliss Anna Belle Cocher
Lisa Ray
Emma Hughey
Misa Susie Reeves
Maud Burnham
Ernest Parham
Ene Steinhauer
Dennis Ubses
T. A. Scroffins
Howard Parham
William Carrichael
Soul. Stadel
Russell
John Russell
Union
Death Believed Accidental in Williams Pistol Incident
Linton Williams, found dead at his Hull area home, is now believed to have dropped his pistol and caused an accidental discharge. No powder burns or head hair singe observed, bullet traveled upward and lodged in the ceiling, suggesting the weapon was near the floor. Williams had been at a relative’s home days earlier, not in debt, when the fatal shot occurred.
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Linton Williams
Athens
Linton Willams
Hull
Oil men promise support for Kansas in Standard Oil dispute
At a meeting of the Western Oil Men's Association in Teleno Ohio on February 12, producers from the Trenton Rock Oil field and neighboring regions urged Kansas to receive sympathy and moral backing in its contest with the Standard Oil Company. Members, estimated at thirty to forty, unanimously adopted resolutions affirming support for Kansas.
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Kansas
Teleno
Western Ol Men's Association
Crie
Trenton Rock Oil Feldry
Guile
Indiana
Kingas
Oif
Standard OL Company
Chattahoochee River Rises Rapidly Near Columbus
Rapid river rise reported along the Chattahoochee in Columbus Georgia with rain and sleet through the day. Authorities say danger point not yet reached while communication lines remain out of order between Atlanta and Griffin.
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Chattahoochee
Columbus, Ga
Helio
Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Griffin and Atlants
Torrey Alexander revival draws London crowds
Crowds filled Albert Hall as the Torrey Alexander revival began in London with a strong start this week. By week’s end, 40,000 stood turned away, drawing nobles and church leaders including Lord Kinnaird Lady Wimborne Lord Overston and the bishop of London. Alexander's revival songs echo in the streets.
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London
Albert Hall
Furty
Lord Kinnaird
Lord
Wimborne
Lord Over
Ston
Ripon
Alexander
Short Items of Local Interest
Short items report multiple local notices including deaths and funerals in Atlanta area. Individuals named include Babb aged 24, W. W. Dixon 75, Fll. A. Clark, Miss Fannie Knight, and others with funeral plans at Westview Sardis church Mason's church and Bilburn Poole funeral home. Also mentions a homicide-related incident and lodge activities of Atlanta Woman's Club and Atlanta Lodge Knights of Pythias.
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Babb
Chesnut Street
Westview
W. W. Dixon
Batning
Mason and Turner's Ferry Road
Sardis Church
Fll
A. Clark
Fternoon
Milburn & Poole
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Council of the Empire
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M. C. White
Rome
Rome Evening Herald
Walter E. Duncan
White
Columbus Ledger
E. T. Byington
Columbos Enquirer Sun
Pike County
Muse
Stie Heavy Weige
Whitehall St
Set
Legislature
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Dakota
G. Ricaud
Jellico
Elk Valley Coal Mining Co
Elk Valley, Tennessee
Louise
Standard
Fannie Knight
Bilbur & Poole
Mason's Church Cemetery
W. W. Knight
Nenonally Cangy Company
James Kenight
Coffin Factory
Spihors
Hilburn & Poole
Kennesaw
CLUY
Vnle Nivetlig
Searority
William Worth Martin
Knights of Pybniag
Manchester
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Althugh
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Hathaway
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Ton Hathaway
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