Unnamed visitor Loiters for Roosevelt at Robison home
In New York a man calling himself Aliam Waldorf Jackson Jr of Howell Mass tried to meet President Roosevelt at the Robinson home in New York. Secret Service and police kept him from seeing the president, and he later went to a hotel promising to return. He claimed reform aims and presidential candidacy for 1898 1900 and 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Himsel Aliam Waldorf Jackson, Jr
Howell
Mass
Douglas Robinson
Madigan Avenue
Secret Service
Jackson
Robinson
Jem Wiliam
Waldor
Ja-keon Jr
Tam Vere Anx- Aqua
Augustans Hear Bridge Matter In Washington Hearing
A large delegation from Augusta arrived in Washington for a final hearing on the draw bridge issue. The session targets enforcement of a departmental order for bridge construction, with supporters led by former Congressman Fleming and Leonard Phralzy and opponents led by Mayor Alen and City Engineer Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tait
New York
Fleming
Leonard Phralzy
Department For
Alen
Henry Cohen
Dunbar
Winfield and
L. Hayne
The
Auguste National Baute
YISHBURN MOTION OVERRULED IN Roanoke MANSLAUGHTER VERDICT
Judge Aiken of Danville overruled defense exceptions and kept the manslaughter verdict against Charles Fishburn a Roanoke banker. Fishburn was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary with a forty five day stay of execution to allow time for filing an appeal to the state supreme court after the trial in Roanoke, Virginia. The incident stemmed from a dispute over a twiling affair in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Roanoke
Danville
Charies Ro E ¥Shbury
Wroker
Fred Lefew
Fishburn
State Supreme Court
Lefew
Rates Are Fixed On Drugs Wholesale Meeting in Savannah
A South Atlantic Drug Club meeting in Savannah Georgia on February 14 adopted fixed rates for staple drug goods. Dr W J Merry of Charleston presided as Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina wholesalers attended but the agreed rates were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Specia.lj
South Atlanta Drug Club
W Ji. Merry
Charleston
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Suicide by Stranger in City City Fla Train Incident
A stranger, possibly Charles Hartley, threw himself in front of an Atlantic Coast Line train in City, Florida, on February 14. He was killed. a tax receipt with the name Charles Hartley was found on him. He had 15 cents in his pocket. The body was buried locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranger
Charles Hartley
Take City
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Indiana
Charlies Hartley
Elopement and Wedding of Williams and Myers in South Carolina
Miss Mamie Williams eloped to South Carolina with Lester Myers of Atlanta and wed today. Fragments indicate plans to wed Ton E Emerson tomorrow. event described with sparse details and local names clipped by the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Lester Myers
Fleamorda
Lester Mayer
Atlanta
Mamie Williams
Lurey
South Carolina
Wiilams
Miton E. Emerson
Roosevelt Guests at Little Hungary Banquet in East Side New York
President Roosevelt visited the East Side of New York for a banquet at the restaurant Little Hungary hosted by the Hungarian Republican Club. Police lines, mounted officers, and strict crowd control marked the event as thousands gathered, with Roosevelt greeting the crowd from his carriage and later addressing guests including Marcum Braun and high officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Road
Washington
University Club
Hungarian Republican Club
Tate Hungary
East Side
Myr
Hungary
United States
Great East Side
Second Avenue
Sixth Street
Houston Street
Avenue BH
Marcum Braun
Hungian Republican Chit
McAdoo
Mr. Braun
Club
Frone'n YW Greene
Coghlan
Sarees Pp
Grav
W “Travers Jerome
MicAdon
Sifa
Senate Holds First Roll Call in Swayne Case
Washington February 4 The senate passed the agricultural appropriation bill and opened debate on the District of Columbia bill. The Swayne trial saw three hours of testimony with rulings on admissibility of former statements. Phased questions focused on testimony about Judge Swayne’s residence and private rail car travel.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Hansbrough
Charles Swayne
E. C. Dearborn
Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West Railroad
Judge Swayne
John W. Durkee
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa and
Swayne
Pardee
Palmer
House Committee
Afr
Thurston
Bailey
First Hall Cal
Cane
Allison
Crane
Dietrich
Lang
Brooner
Bacon
Culberson
Dais Ls
Garman
McCreary
Patterson
Pettus
Wca Blount
Pensacola
WC O'Neal
Federal Prison Funds And Public Building Bills
The sundry civil appropriation bill proposes 60000 for continuing the Atlanta federal prison and its wall, with unexpended last year funds, plus 136180 for inmate wages and facility costs. Other Georgia items cover Cold Springs fish station, Savannah hospital and harbor work, Cumberland Sound, and lighthouse district needs. Public building authorizations total 9499000 for sites and new structures in multiple states. The bill expands river and harbor contracts including Charleston harbor, Savannah harbor, and other sites with significant sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ohl
Washington
Atlanta
Georgia
KIW
Cold Springs
Savannah
Savanah Harbor
Cumberland Sound
Sixth Light House
Florida
Charleston Harbor
South Carolina
Winyab Bay
Savannah Harbor
St. Johns River
Southwest Pass
Mississippi River
Tennessee River
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Fla
Macon
Nashville
Tenn
Savanaugh
Selma
Ala
Pama
Tuscaloosa
Virginia
Roanoke
Trnchester
Manchester
Portamouth
Mississippi Cotton Seed Crushers' Association formed
Seventy four of the largest independent cotton mills in Mississippi met in Jackson on February 14 and organized the Mississippi Cotton Seed Crushers' Association. They plan a $500,000 refinery and by product plant in the state, form a mutual insurance plan among independent mill owners, and appoint a committee to seek bids and draft proposals. A follow up meeting will occur when reports are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Concerns Farm Association
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Mississippi Cotton Seed Crushers
Imi
Owen Kelly Arrested in Los Angeles
Owen Kelly a wholesale grocer and capitalist from Philadelphia wanted by police there was arrested in Los Angeles on February 14. He admitted to the police that he had no nag the man waned. About 800 was found on his person during a curted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Kelly
Los Angeles
Cal
Philadelphia
Kelly
Atlanta Chamber Adopts Cotton Movement Resolutions
Business leaders in Atlanta rally to back the Southern Cotton Association with pledges to raise funds for a nationwide cotton holding movement. Resolutions urge press and chamber cooperation, support for stable prices, and coordinated production controls to balance supply with demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceils
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Chamber For Commerce
Piedmont Convention Hall
Hoke Smith
R. F. Maddox
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Dudley Sir Hughes
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Fuller Calloway
TaGrange
John Bostwick
Bostwick
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
South
Chamacter of Commerce
Prese
Sullivan Struck To Aid Father in Manslaughter Case
Boston lawyer John A Sullivan testified in Washington on February 4 about his father's manslaughter conviction and subsequent pardon. He recounted the 1885 Cambridge incident at the Central House, his presence as a 17-year-old observer, and the subsequent jury and governor actions leading to a pardon. He stated no weapons were used, and his own involvement was as an onlooker and participant in defense of his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Kate Edwards
Samuel Greason
Board of Pardons
Arden
Stephen Schweitzer
Edwards
Greason
Pennypacker
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Relson
Ohio
Sheriie Sassman
Jos. Ohl
Washington
House of Representatives
John A Sullivan
Boston
Hearst
House of Correction
Riverr
Moston
Sullivan
Gardner
Maseachusetts
Lodge
Sulivan
Renate
Sulliven
Hla
Eugeta J. Sullivan
Kimece
Middlesex County
Central House
Cambridge
Mase
Boston Law School
Gu Uoy
Massachusetts
Bouton
Sullivan Louely
LM Salvan
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Crank
Max
William Waldorff Jackson
Taft
Yishburn
Cheels
UTTLE
Point
Florida Jurist
House
Federal Prison
Gwen
Mrs. Edwards
Bill Greason
Gransaon
Press OF
ATL/NTA
Chamber of
Maddox Talka
Maddox
Atanta
Southland
Clark Howell
Cotton Growers Association
Jordan
New Orleans
Father
Hearst-Sullivan
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