Moroccan dispute to be solved by America says White
London reports from Algeciras quote a Standard correspondent stating the Moroccan dispute will be settled by an American proposal. Ambassador White is ready to submit a plan believed acceptable to France and Germany. In Washington Major Gove testifies against the Philippine tariff bill, representing Colorado sugar interests.
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Standard
Algeciras
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White
France
Germany
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Major Gove
Colorado
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Former New York Life President John A. McCall Nearing End
John A. McCall former president of New York Life Insurance lies at Lakewood New Jersey seriously ill with a liver ailment. The family was warned to prepare for the worst as three physicians and three nurses attend him. Doctors from New York are in consultation as Mr McCall has lost about sixty pounds in three weeks with the illness rapidly advancing.
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New York Life Insurance
Lakewood
N. J
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Church of Our Lady of the Lake
McCall
B. Janeway
John Vanderpool
Violence Follows Altercation as Man Dies in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia Feb 18 a white man William L Perry died after an altercation on Way Street Lane. Jack Carter colored struck Perry with a brick causing fatal injuries. Perry from his farm had come to town with his team. Carter was arrested as witnesses described the deadly confrontation and the distraught wife cried by the bedside.
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Way Street Lane
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William L. Perry
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Carter
Hans
Varrar
Admits Creole Swindle Suspect Gets Sentence
The case centers on Yarrington, linked to a wide swindle that affected many. He pleaded guilty in federal court and was sentenced to prison. Details mention months, vague locations, and actions tied to the fraud, with discussions of public park disposal in Albany and related city actions.
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Parwean
Ino
Newet
United States
Gray Raat
Farringsey
Feisia
Seite Fenders
Beleny
Lerge Vimbers
Perpis
Barr to Leave Seaboard Line
Savannah Ga February 13 Special report says J M Carr president of Seaboard Air Line may relinquish the position soon The reason given is discord between Barr and the faction controlling the system Barr's contract is due to expire in May causing retirement speculation
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Savannah
New York
J. M. Carr
Seaboard Air Line
Barr
Harr
Seaboard
Rise in North Carolina manufacturing value despite fewer plants
A preliminary Census Bureau summary shows NC lost about 6 percent of manufacturing establishments in 1904 from 1900 but total product value rose 87 percent. In 1904 3,272 establishments operated with capital of 141 million dollars. 4,072 officials and workers earned 3.8 million in salaries. average wage earners numbered 85,339 earning 21.38 million. Value of products reached 142.52 million, up from 85.27 million in 1900. Principal industries: cotton goods, flour mills, furniture, tobacco.
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Washington
North Carolina
Census Bureau
Affidavit Alleges Forgery Ties to Southern Fiber Case
New Orleans February 3 An affidavit for forgery of certificates of the Southern Fiber Company was sworn against Ash ton Wendell Lawrence a well known New Orleans resident. The affidavit alleges Lawrence used forged stock certificates to defraud and cites 18 000 in stock implicated in the case. Authorities say Lawrence acted with access to bank and cotton industry figures as part of the scheme.
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New Orleans
Southern Fiber Company
Mate
Ashton Wendell Lawrence
Tennant
Lawrence
Toho
Lae
Clarke to Vote Against Dominican Treaty Says Senator
Washington February 13 Senator Clarke of Arkansas declares he will vote with the democratic caucus against the Dominican treaty. He states participation in the caucus obligated him to abide by its mandate and denies any intention to defy it. The issue hinges on four democratic votes for ratification. Separate dispatches note unrest in Santo Domingo with a revolutionary movement at Monte Christi and a reported insurrection at Dantagon near Monté Christi, while Secretary Root reports the situation to the cabinet stays contained if action is prompt.
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Senator Clarke
Arkansas
Patterson
Bolt
Clarke
Meckery
Cape Haytien
Hayti
Monte Christi
Republic of Santo Domingo
Neney
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Jiminez
Santo
Domingo
Root
Bow
Navy Department
Southerland
Dantagon
Monti Christi
Hanover Bank Placed in Receivership by Boston Judge
Boston February 13 The Hanover bank, a West Virginia corporation, was placed into the hands of Charles C. Barton of Boston as receiver by Judge Brealey of the state supreme court. The bank was closed last week for insolvency with liabilities listed at 36000 dollars.
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Hanover Bank
Boston
Charles C. Barton
Brealey
State Supreme Court
West Virginia
Dispensary May Prove A Winner In South Carolina Vote
In Columbia on February 13 the South Carolina senate voted 20 to 18 to strike out the Morgan bill’s provisions abolishing the state dispensary. The measure had passed the House by a substantial margin. The move returns the dispensary issue to the pre bill status as the legislature adjourns for the session.
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Columbia
S. C
Senate
House of Representatives
Prominent Georgia Attorney Conducts Atlantic Coast Line Poll
In Albany on February 13 a leading Georgia attorney rode Albany to Camilla and back on the Atlantic Coast Line. He poll-tested male passengers on the train for the return trip to gauge leaning. Among those completing the full round trip only 24 were noncommittal.
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Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line
Albany
Camilla
Gambling Warrants Sworn at Lake Park in Valdosta
Authorities report warrants issued for a dozen or more men over alleged gambling at Lake Park. Several arrests made as investigations continue, with claim that prominent residents and visitors joined in extended poker games. A Lake Park source says gambling had operated for some time among attendees from other towns.
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Valdosta
Spe
Hams
Vel Hizen
Negro Dies Of Fright At Sight Of Body In Room
Special report from Montgomery Alabama states David Bean a young Negro died of fright yesterday afternoon after seeing an undertaker preparing a body for burial in the same room where William Hubbard had died. Doctors call the death a rare fright-induced case noting Bean had only a mild grip and was not seriously ill.
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William Hubbard
Borial
Lucia
MONTGOM@RIY
Ala
Sparks Fears Firebug Band Target Sparks Store
Incendiaries attempted to burn the Robinson and Whitehurst store in Sparks Ga last night a rear door was left open and kerosene saturant used authorities fear a deliberate arson wave in a town with several recent fires residents suspect arsonists aim to destroy the town no injuries reported
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Valdosta
Robinson & Whitehurst
Sparks
Miss Mary Lee Involved in Fatal Runaway Near Winchester
Richmond Va February 13 Miss Mary Lee daughter of Colonel Richard Lee and relative of General Lee was badly injured in a runaway accident near Winchester. A horse bolted while tied to a buggy, throwing her from the vehicle. She sustained severe head and shoulder injuries and there is little chance of recovery.
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Richmond
Mary Lee
Daurh
Richard Lee
Reber
E. Lee
Winchesday
Iandius
Tran
Bryer
Chan Tego
Howell visit draws cordial greeting in Americus
Americus Ga February 13 Hon Clark Howell spent the afternoon in Americus mingling with friends. He was urged to address the citizens but declined promising to return later. His visit drew a warm reception from prominent locals.
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Americus
Clark Howell
Americas
Howell
Dougherty
Alpany
Fery
Fda
Acel
Dougherty County
Hees
Viton Ieee
Athans
Court Imposes Bon Order to Keep Away From Home
Court issues Bon order requiring the individual to stay away from the home of a named person. Details remain limited in readable text, with emphasis on protective action and enforcement posture by the court.
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Bon
Count Boni de Camis Confers With Wife’s Attorneys
A Paris court report notes Count Boni de Cam and his wife held a long conference through lawyers. They limited discussion to financial aspects and the form of future proceedings, with reconciliation ruled out. A separation decree is likely after finalizing financial terms under French law. No names released.
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Boni de Cam
RT Wii
Conbess
Weather forecast for Wednesday and Thursday shows cold fronts
Washington area reports fair to partly cloudy conditions with rain chances in Northwest Georgia and extreme West North Carolina. Expect colder temperatures across the southeast with brisk northwest winds. Florida sees fair conditions with a later cold spell. overall national figures include high and low temperatures and rainfall references from multiple stations.
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
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