TAFT HURRIES TO WASHINGTON FOR CANAL REPORT TALKS
Taft arrives in Parama from Ohio amid storm, plans Washington trip to study the engineers report on the canal. He will confer with Roosevelt on Cabinet, keep appointments open, and discuss inaugural address. Mrs Taft to New York before returning here for Saturday services.
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Maddox Made Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General Appointment
Rome Georgia reports Judge Tom Medda honored by General Louis Young of the Georgia division Confederate Veterans for appointment as Assistant Adjutant General with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Medda was a prominent candidate for division commander. he joined Confederate service at a very early age and rendered effective service.
James Home Cure Remedies for Tobacco and Habits
An advertisement by James Barria of Memphis offers home treatment and cure remedies for drug addictions, alcoholism, tobacco and cigarette habits, nervousness and insomnia. Prices listed, free sample treatment, confidential correspondence, testimonials booklet availability, address provided.
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Attack May Come on Suffrage Laws Aide to Negro Vote Bar
Washington reports a new attack on southern states laws restricting black suffrage. Justice Tigrin at the U S Supreme Court signaled possible challenges, referencing Senator Tillman's recent remarks on ballot denial and the aim to keep intelligent, property-owning Negroes from voting.
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Delegates Gather for Tariff Congress in Indianapolis
The first National Tariff Congress gathers in Indianapolis with 1200 delegates expected. Speakers will include U.S. senators and congressmen, labor experts, and manufacturing representatives. Talks constrained to twenty minute addresses with only debate on the convention floor. Speeches run through Thursday afternoon as the body prepares to define its attitude.
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Full pardon sought for Cole Younger in Minnesota note
Mioneapetis Minnesota February 4. Application for a full pardon for Cole Younger, ex gang member of the James-Younger gang, captured in the Northfield bank raid and conditionally pardoned in 187? after serving over a quarter century, has been sent to Governor Johnson by James A. Reed. The letter notes Younger now promotes an interurban railroad to Lees Summit Missouri and says he faces embarrassment under his freedom. Doubts arise whether the pardon will be considered as Younger reportedly violated a condition by showing himself in public during travel.
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Providence
Consecrated Bishop in Manila Amid Ceremonial rite
In Manila on February 14, a new bishop was consecrated at Manila Cathedral. The service drew a large assembly of clergy and a substantial laity as the ceremony proceeded with formal rites and prayers.
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Atlanta Aids Washington Inauguration Fund Drive
The city aims to raise about $2,000 more for Georgia military schools and a drum corps to attend Taft's inauguration in Washington. With $4,000 already subscribed of a 46,000 goal, volunteers urge immediate contributions, hoping to deploy by early this week for preparations and entertainment arrangements. Robert J. Lowry, treasurer, notes Mayor Maddox backs $300 from council funds. A strong Georgia presence is anticipated in the inaugural ceremonies.
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Gus Cox Chronically Ill Leader Of Georgia Press
O G Cox known as Gus Cox, long a figure in Georgia journalism and politics, has been ill for several weeks. A former secretary to Congressman Adamson and late telegraph editor, he remains highly regarded though his condition shows slow improvement.
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Singer Tapestries at Whitehall Street Store
A note advertising Singer store at No 79 Whitehall Street Atlanta Ga offers lessons in delicate needlework. It highlights large portraits created with a woman’s work on a Singer machine, illustrating discoveries by the French and Spanish in the Mississippi valley during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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City Campaign Poem Ga February Entry List
Municipal contest filings closed last night after the test day for entrants. Next week is expected to be hot in rival politics with thirteen candidates vying for alderman in the coming primary.
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Carnival at Americus Delivers Giant New Shows
Americus hosts a carnival week with the Commpany Cotmpans presenting fifteen shows. Spectators will see numerous animal acts and modern marvels in a lively, bustling program.
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Lincoln tribute unites blue and gray at Trinity Church
A large crowd of Confederate and Union veterans and families gathered at Trinity Church for a Lincoln birthday tribute. Dr James W. Lee delivered a praised address while General Clement A Evans spoke on Lincoln’s legacy and the service closed with the hymn My Country Tis of Thee and a benediction.
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Arrest sweep nets walking "tigers" in Macon
A night raid in Macon Georgia led to arrests of several men described as well known and to the seizure of two dozen bottles of liquor. Officers reported clashes with suspects near dark streets as a physician treated a wounded man and a recorder's session loomed tomorrow amid evidence gathering for multiple cases.
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Back-Yard Law Council May Act On Ordinance
A disrupted debate on a backyard ordinance delays council action. Alderman Candler faces dates to craft the measure with city attorney changes. Dr Bernard Wolff notes a conference and promised passage soon. The piece weaves a long reflection on founding ideas and national memory around Jefferson Davis and Lincoln.
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South Georgia Needs People and Wealth
In South Georgia vast land awaits settlers as forests supply lumber and farms expand. The region blends climates and resources from many states, with fertile soil and rivers supporting crops, pine and hardwoods, but it faces a population shortage that hinders development and industrial growth. Local doctors note malaria and fevers are not fatal with proper care, while rail expansion boosts transport for manufactured woods and agricultural output.
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