Impaired digestion prompts warning and local notices
In a brief local items page, readers learn of health ad copy for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, then obituary and public notices. Miss May Belle Marshall mourns her sister Nannie Write Marshall in Temple Texas with arrangements pending in Atlanta and Washington, Ga. Thomas Chafin dies at 38 of paralysis on Marietta street, with funeral at Lloyd’s and interment at Evergreen. General J W S Edwards dies in Gadsden. The City Baptist Young People Union meets with committees announced, and Rev Dr W W Landrum returns to preach in Atlanta. A small Negro boy, Hiram Willis, is arraigned for idling at Union Depot, released after vowing to stay away. Nellie White, a Cocaine addict, is sent to stockade for 30 days for stealing from her mother. Edwin R Wallarte improves after a bout of hiccups.
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May Belle Marshall
Nannie Write Marshall
Femple
Tex
H. H. Marshall
Thomas C. Marshall
Columbus
Atlanta
Sallie T. Calloway
South Pryor Street
Washington, Ga
W.W. Landrum
Asheville
J. L. M. Curry
Landrum
Richmond
Hiram Willis
Recorder’s Court
Union
Nellie White
Decatur Street
Recorder's Court
Nelle
Nellie
Recorder
Tillman at New York Press Club dinner probes race crisis
At the Waldorf Astoria the thirteenth annual New York Press Club dinner drew President Howard Jr and guests including Senator Tillman of South Carolina who attacked Roosevelt’s race policies and warned of bloodshed if the white South is forced to yield to Black political power. Bryan spoke on the theme Men Without the Hoe.
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New York
New York Press Club
Waldorf- Astoria
Joseph Howard, Jr
William J. Bryan
Low
Tillman
Howard
Roosevelt
Huron Sternberg
Senator Tilman
South Carolina
Pas
North
South
Tillman Auld
Gulf Coast Mardi Gras Rail Fare Ad
Mardi Gras travel offer for New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola February 18 to 24 One Fare Round Trip by Louisville and Nashville Railroad Tickets valid February 17 to 23 with return until March 14 for 50 cents extra to Joint Agent Ask for rates schedules and full information J G Hollenbeck District Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf Coast
J. G. Hollenbeck
Atlanta
Remarkable Narrow Escape As Woman Almost Hit by buggy
Carrollton Georgia February 4 Special Mrs M H Roop now living in Tallapoosa visiting relatives narrowly escaped being run over on Dixie street by a top buggy driven by a doctor and two fast horses. She was picked up after the vehicle passed over the spot and fainted from fright though she was not injured.
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Carrollton
Dixie Street
M. ‘H. Roop
Tallapoosa
Roop
Constabulary Movement Against Ladrones Near Manila
A constabulary movement under Colonel Scott plans an imminent expedition against ladrones in Buacan and Rizal provinces. Five companies of scouts are ordered to participate. The enemy location is not yet known, but strong opposition is anticipated.
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Manila
Scott
Buacan
Rizal
The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty
A period article extols charcoal as a safe cleanser for stomach and bowels. It claims charcoal improves breath, complexion, and blood, acting as a gentle purgative and disinfectant. It promotes Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges as a superior charcoal product, costing twenty-five cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugeists
Bruart
Buffalo
Stuart
Cuban Coaling Stations Pact Nears U S Signing
President Palma ready to sign the naval coaling stations agreement after Roosevelt approval of minor changes. Minister Squier will sail from Havana to New York on Morro Castle with the signed paper for Roosevelt’s signature. The mission seeks a permanent treaty covering sovereignty over the Isle of Pines and other issues, including Platt amendment, per Cuban wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
United States
Havana
Roosevelt
Expert Optician Activates Eyeglass Frames at Key Shop
An eye care brief notes that only an expert optician should adjust eyeglass frames. Moore & Sons, located at 42 N Broad Street in the Prudential Building, are identified as specialists in lens and frame adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnc. TL. Moore & Sons
N. Broad Street
Prudential Building
New Lawn Tennis Rules Adopted at New York Meeting
The second annual meeting of States National Lawn Tennis Association in New York adopted service rules requiring both feet behind the baseline before serving from either court and alternating right and left serves. A new fault rule states a missed ball entirely in the stroke shall not count as a fault. Officers were elected: President Dr James Dwight, Vice President W D Benn, Treasurer Richard Stevens, Secretary H E Presley. Championship dates and sites were announced for various events including the Metropolitan championship at West Side Tennis Club and Southern and Atlantic state championships.
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National Association
New York
James Dwight
Boston
W. D. Benn
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
H. E. Presley
W. J. Clothier
W. A. Learned
D. ¥. Davis
M. Whitman
I. W. Glazebrook
R. D. ‘Little
G. Collina
Westside Tennis Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Atlantic Athletic Club
New Orleans
Hazing Prevention Bill Introduced for Naval Academy
Congressman Dick of Ohio introduced a bill to empower the Naval academy superintendent with hazing prevention rules subject to navy secretary approval. The measure would expel any midshipman found guilty of hazing and bar reappointment to the corps or as an officer for two years after the class graduates.
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Washington
Ohio
Naval Academy
Secretary of
Navy
Army
Stetson Sued by Mrs Mathes in DeLand Florida
Mrs W By Mathes of DeLand sues John B Stetson for damages 31000 in a case filed at the College Arms hotel where Stetson stays. Deputy U S Marshal McCormick served the paper charging immorality against the plaintiff and Dr Forbes president of Stetson University. Dr Forbes had filed a quarter of a million suit nine days earlier. Stetson read the summons at breakfast and remained unmoved.
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Jacksonville
Dr. Forbes
Stetson University
Mr. Stetson
Fifty Men Quietly Enter Georgia Track Tryouts
Athens Ga February 11 Special Fifty candidates signed up for Georgia track tryouts with strong early practice. The squad aims to repeat past successes in the Southern Interstate meet to be held in Atlanta. Students look forward to a Georgie colleges meet in Athens and witness expected rival Emory and Mercer ties. Georgia emphasizes dash and hammer throw events as key strengths.
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Georgia
Athens
Southern Interstate Athletic Association
Atlanta
Georgie Colleges
Emory and Mercer
Ladies to attend DAR convention from Atlanta by rail
A special party of ladies led by Miss Junin McKinley will depart Atlanta next Saturday at noon via the Rock Island Reaboard Air Line railway to Washington D C to attend the annual convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Junin McKinley
Atlanta
Reaboard Air Line
Washington, D. C
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman shoots self in Augusta district
Augusta Ga February 14 Special Mamie Duvall a resident of the tenderloin district attempted suicide tonight by shooting herself. She is greatly prostrated from shock but surgeons think the wound is not dangerous.
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Augusta
Mamie Duvall
Tenderloin
New Nation Speech Warns of Socialist Threat at Michigan
Judge Peter 8. Grosscup, dean of Northwestern University Law School, lectured at the University of Michigan Good Government Club on a New Nation. He warned that separating labor from ownership menaces the republic and could drive toward socialism unless industrial freedom is restored and property is protected.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Peter 8. Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Chicago
Northwestern University
University of Michigan Good Government Club
Grosscup
Instituton of
Engineer Davis Blamed in Central Jersey Wreck Verdict
Coroner's jury in Plainfield, New Jersey, finds engineer James N. Davis responsible for the January 27 wreck on the Central Railroad of New Jersey, citing failure to observe signals. Davis died from injuries. officials of the company were not shown to be negligent.
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Jersey
Central
Plainfield
N. J
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Graceland
James N. Davis
Philadelphia Express
Davis
Kaiser backs temperance move amid court power plays
Berlin reports the Kaiser, owner of many gin mills, backs efforts to cut alcohol use while planning royal projects in Posen and Bonn. He pressures funds for a William I monument and clashes with Baden over army leadership, signaling renewed imperial maneuvering as a new grand duke readies changes.
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Berlin
Witzernland
Kaiser
Wettin
Kiel War Port
Poland
Posen
Count Bernstorff
Potsdam
United States
South America
Kite William
Harro Magnussen
Bonn
Frederick the Great Kaiser
Waldersee
New York
Waldersees
Hanover Palace
William
Hanover
Walder- Lee
Kalser
Emil Sommer
Baden
Empire
Valentine Prices Cut in Half All Day Saturday
All valentine prices cut in half for Saturday as John M. Miller Co. at 39 Marietta Street advertises discounts.
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John M. Miller .Co
Marietta Street
Cotton Receipts in Athens May Exceed Prior Seasons
Athens Georgia February 14 Special reports strong cotton receipts for the city this season. Figures show about 80 000 bales already with several thousand more likely before season end. Last season saw around 70 000 bales, and totals may surpass 95 000.
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Athens
Chicago Businessman Heckle Ill in Vineville visit
New from Macon Ga February 1 special reports Aa N Heckle a prominent Chicago business man is critically ill at his nephew's home in Vineville Meekla arrived in Macon days ago on a visit and became ill unexpectedly with a serious condition not expected to recover
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Chicago
Macon
N. Heckle
Vineville
Meekla
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Josephine
Thomas Chafin
Uloydrarch
Efuets Burying Ground
Carpenters’ Union
Unsign
Tapp
Yirigity
Stephens
Winn
J. W. 8. Edwards
LaGrange
Gadsden
Ala
J.D. Carter
Frank Redd
Birmingham
W. T. Edwards
Edwards
Atlantis
City Baptist Young People’s Union
Ponders Avenue Baptist Church
Varigua
Edwin R. Waallarte
Gotham Press Club
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wiliam J. Bryan
Hee
Hazing
Naval Academy Ees
CNAME
Barnard & Lea’ A. Manufacturing Co
Moline, Nig
Grasscup
Congress
America
E. H. Garoil & Go
Germany
N. Broad St
Mington
North Carolina
Cotte: Steamship
Daventry
Roughton
Atlee
Cara Hale
Alorcar
Pal Hot Springs
Mantess
FG. Fowler
New
Flor
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