Savannah Hopes for Greene and Gaynor Trial Refit
Savannah readers cling to the belief that B D Greene and John F Gaynor will be brought back to face trial in the United States for conspiring to defraud in harbor contracts tied to Captain Oberlin M Carter. The fugitives fled to Canada then Quebec, delaying the case. British rulings revived hopes for extradition and a Savannah court trial.
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Savannah
Greene
Gaynor
Quebec
Emory Speer
United States
John Z. Gaynor
Speer
Greena
Gaynora
New Yorke
John F. Gaynor
Spex
Tribunal of Justice
Gaynors
Edj
Wil Gaynor
New Tork
Jersey City
Canada
Will Gaynor
Snally
Greene and
Gaynor, Sr
British Privy Council
Tnt
Carter
Leaverworth
Smith Declares Smiths Too Numerous in Macon
Macon mayor Bridges Smith says there are too many Smiths in the city and suggests forcing some to change their names. W. Smith was fined for contempt of court after an unexplained midnight visit to the Waldorf Club, where a tampered roulette wheel sparked the mystery.
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Second Street
Macon
Bridges Smith
W. Smith
Izte
Wall Street
Waldorf Club
Smith
skGe
Nottingham
Recrder
Macon to Have Fall Fair Aimed To Rival State Events
Constitution Bureau reports Macon Fair Association to meet with plans for a fall fair. Merchants push for a stand alone Macon fair, avoiding overlap with the State Agricultural Society. Races at one of the South’s best tracks may be featured as a highlight.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon Fair Association
Middle
South Georgia
Atlanta
Marcon
State Agricultural Society
Associatis
Georgia
Funeral of Mrs Alley in Micon Georgia
Funeral services for Mrs Mary I Alley held at St Joseph Catholic church in Micon Riversile cemetery interment followed daughter of late Mr and Mrs Alley died yesterday afternoon at her Jackson street home Rev Father McDonnell officiated at 4 o clock
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Alley
Micon
Mary I Alley
Jackson Street
Father McDonnell
St. Joseph Catholic
Riversile Cemetery
Rev Bamar Ill in Florida and Pensacola illness update
Rev Bamar Ill in Florida with illness in Pensacola confirmed by telegrams to relatives in Spartanburg South Carolina. EK EB Huotar assistant secretary of the foreign mission board reported missing in a Richmond dispatch is now ill near Pensacola. His brother John Bomar left to be at his bedside.
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Bamar
Florida
Spartanburg
S. C
EK. Eb, Huotar
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
Pensacola- Ela
John Bomar
Columbus Water Works Case in Atlanta Hearing
Columbus, Ga February 12 Special. The Columbus water works case before Judge Newman in Atlanta features lengthy exchanges on the master's report. Attorneys Garrard and Wimberly argue for opposing sides with city lawyers Miller Marin and Wimsh supporting the city, as final submissions approach this week.
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Columbus Water Works
Columbus
Newman
Atlanta
Bemdhalders
Bondhalders
I. F Garrard
Olin J. Wimberly
Maan
T. T. Miller
J Tf Marin
W. A Wimbish
Mr Wimberly
Bankrupt Twice in Fort Gaines Merchant faces involuntary petition
Creditors of T. J. Lightfoot of Fort Gaines Georgia filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in a United States court in Columbus Georgia. Lightfoot previously went through bankruptcy two years ago after fleeing a voluntary petition.
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Columbus, Ga
T. J. Lightfoot
Superior Court To Meet in Muscogee Term
An adjourned Muscogee term set to convene tomorrow in Columbus Georgia. Judge A Lazieigan of the southwestern circuit presides for Judge Hutt in the criminal business.
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Superior Court
Columbus
Judse A. Lazieigan
Southwestern Circuit
Wl Prade
Hutt
New Loans Purchased in Columbus Woolen Dept
The Eagle and Phenix may have ordered 88 or 49 new rooms for their woolen department. The rooms, as Crumpton & Knowles make, are designed for fancy weaver.
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Columbus
The
Eagle and Phenix
Crumpton & Knowles
FAMED FRENCH DIPLOMAT TO VISIT ATLANTA
OsTON February 12 Special Rene Millet former French foreign minister will visit Boston then travel to Atlanta and New Orleans delivering a course on diplomacy. Millet, renowned among French diplomats, is also slated to meet leaders in the south during his tour through the region.
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Atlanta
Oston
Boston
Rene Millet
Harvard
Atlante
New
Railroads Struggle With Wires Lost and Bad Weather
Rail officials report worsened conditions as sleet and rain disrupt train dispatches from Greenville to Atlanta. Wires failed, delaying several trains by one to two hours and causing congestion in Atlanta while crews assess storm damage across the south. Officials forecast improvements with weather hopes, while reconstruction work accelerates on the Atlanta Knoxville Nashville line and related routes.
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Greenville
Charlotte
Atlanta
Knoxville
Louisville and Nashville
Cincinnati
Mule trade declines signal reduced cotton acreage
Covington Georgia reports a notable drop in the mule trade, tied to falling cotton prices. The downturn is seen as clear evidence that planters in the region intend to greatly reduce cotton acreage this year.
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Covington
Grand Opens With A Friend of the Family Farce
The Grand begins a three performance engagement of A Friend of the Family adapted by Skinner and Tannehill from Pohl with a widow who married in Japan and returns to America to meet stepchildren and claim his estate. A volatile French count and jealous husband of the daughter’s former mate stir comical spoofing as 100 strong cast shines. matinee Tuesday.
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Ralph W. Skinner
Frank Tannehill, Jr
Robert Pohl
Japan
America
Hils
Jover Fis
Tor
Senators gamble with railroad bill fate reshaping party ties
Washington February 12 Special Republican House members praise Roosevelts delay in railroad rate regulation and fear early votes would hurt renomination. They count on Senate inaction to shield them while railroad leaders warn of renewed pressure next session and new challengers loom in key districts across western, central, and eastern states.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Home of Representatives
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
North
West
Seoming
Middle
Taynty
Bryan
Roce
Prince of Wales named lord warden of Cinque Ports
King Edward VII appoints the Prince of Wales as lord warden of the Cinque Ports succeeding Lord Curzon at Hedlestone with Walmer Castle as residence open to the public. The role carries county level powers, including appointing justices of the peace and presiding over the portmote, while the ports’ Privileges and ancient duties are noted.
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Ondon
Howard
Prince of — Wales
Lord Waren
Claque Ports
Lora Curzon
Hedlestone
Walmer Castle
Publc
Prince of Wales
Hastings
Romney
Hythe
Dover
Sandwich
Winchelsea
Rye
William the Conqueror
Favors Drake for New Coach for Sewanee Tigers
University of the South Sewanee Tenn February 12 1905 Sewanee weighs coaching choices for next season with Drake Pennsylvan ia Yale and Wilbur Yale among candidates Drake a three year Pennsylvan ia team member is favored over Wilbur and Hyatt Charinson 0 W E Cessary 12 Robert B Jenkins a single man 39 a lumber inspector drowned at the foot of Tradd street after being seen wandering late Saturday night Authorities reported he likely fell overboard
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University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Drake
Pennsylvant Hyatt
Yale
Wilbur
Sewanet
Rockwell
Heston
Raaner
Pennsylvania
Wibur Ia
Hyatt
Charinston
W. Ecessary
Robert B. Jenkins
Tradd Street
House Honors Hoar in Special Session Memorial
The Georgia legislature held a special session to honor late Massachusetts senator George Frisbie Hoar. The session began at noon and adjourned at 2:37 PM after adopting resolutions. In Athens, Rev Cassil of Brunswick was invited to deliver the Memorial Day oration on April 26, with acceptance noted.
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House
Hoar
Washington
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Pergan
Cassil
Athens
Harry Cassi
Brunswick
Dr. Cassil
Roosevelt and railroad regulation Likely outcome hinges on presidency
The article argues President Roosevelt will steer rail regulation, with party support swayed by his crusade. It notes Republican senators may block or push the bill depending on his leadership and a possible early extra session.
Dr C J Harris Resigns as Universalist Pastor
Reverend Clarence J Harris resigns as pastor of the Universalist Church in Atlanta effective March 1 He departs for Pittsburg Pa to lead a major new field of work open in Pennsylvania The resignation letter cites Providence and duty as motives and thanks his Atlanta congregation with best wishes for their future success He notes he will sever ties on March 1 after mutually satisfactory arrangements with the church trustees.
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Clarence J. Harris
Universalist Church
Atlanta
Pittsburg
Pax
Pennsylvania
Providence
Mataral
Union
Tiewe
Board of Trustees
Harris
Government Wins in Portugal in Lisbon February 12
In Lisbon on February 12 general elections yielded a legemofeterm majority for the Huot group. Republicans won a city majority in Lisbon while monarchists Bancessraft trailed, with some factions supporting the latter.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Ele
Tedor
Liston City
Bancessraft
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