Social Items and Visits Across Danville and Nearby Areas
Social notes list guests and hosts in Danville Kentucky and nearby towns. Entries mention Mrs Dorothy Drkes returning to Blackville after a visit, Miss Madeline Arnold traveling to Gainesville to visit her brother Merton Arnold, and gatherings including receptions and dances. The column records numerous engagements, visits, and party plans among local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Drkes
Blackville, D. C
City
Madeline Arnold
Gainesville
Merton Arndl
Riverside
Indicted Bribery Case Ties to United States Court Probe
A garbled OCR note outlines bribery indictments involving several individuals. It mentions a United States court case, a trial date near 4, and accusations of felonies tied to extensive illicit payments. Names and places are unreadable in the fragment.
Treatment for Women From Special Comtractions on Your Tas
A chaotic clipping discusses ailment remedies for women and home treatments. It mentions pains and discomforts and hints at a medical or self care advice angle. The piece references names and unclear phrases, focusing on women’s health topics and at times promotional tone.
Militia Companies to Join Washington Inauguration Parade
Georgia National Guard units, except those staying in Atlanta, will march to Washington for Woodrow Wilsons inauguration parade. Brigadier General Walter Harris orders prepare, with many Savannah Macon Augusta and Columbus units listed under Army and Guards commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
J Yan Jion Nash
Corsia
Incaramard
Imigural
Tarade
Macon Companis
Vader
Harris
Se Tenors
Walter Harris
Wien
Georgia National Patrol
Air Tr Ors
Wasiington
Nash Hirst
Mot Oluars
Savannah
Cinch Rifles
Augusta
Bo Uale Jth Reorfantry
Prenard Tight Infantry
Aass
Maen Volunteers
Macon
Pines Wacon
Macon Hussars
Columbus Guads
Columbus
Bald
Alies Willidgesite
Wallan
Price of pythons climbs and livestock costs rise
Fragmented note reports python prices per foot increasing sharply and domino effects on livestock, feed, and yard costs. It mentions pens and market shifts with odd spellings and unclear context but centers on rising animal prices and economic strain for keepers.
Fragmented legal notice summary leads to cautious report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a February 14 incident involving a plot and a person named Steve, with references to danger, a current of Jordan power, and a ball in use at the time. The text is unclear but implies a tense scene with potential hazards and injury avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loos
Dane
Boda Fielt
Dow
Steve Ngent
Dioppel
Yan Ey
Tme
Fragmentary obituary notes from local church service
Fragmentary OCR shows details of a church service for a deceased male, mentions baptism and a funeral conducted by an Oblesbi of McDonoulh Hila, with scattered names and a final group of mourners. The legible entities include a deceased person, a pastor, and community attendees.
Unclear OCR Item On Bank Agent Indictment
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a bank related case with an indictment and a release around 9 30. It references a parade of names and a committee involvement but many parts are garbled. The readable facts point to a legal action and an eventual release.
Pope receives Burke in audience after pontiff’s sister’s death
The Pope met with Bishop Burke of St Joseph amid grief from the pontiff’s sister’s passing. Burke said the pope, though affected by sorrow, appeared vigorous and in good health during the audience today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magi
Burke
Josepl
Pontiirs
Tong Slayers Sentenced in Philadelphia Shooting Case
Principal witnesses against the defendants were two Philadelphia girls who had left their homes and drifted into Chinsterwn. The February 14 sentencing mentions new Vk and a March 4 deadline, with No cut on the mint of Lee by a fellsy country min Asing. The report notes a violent incident from a vell ago and identifies Len Wock as connected to the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Oftatinese
Min Sing Tang
Pen Tennil
Lee
States ban exchange fees on state treasury checks ruling
Governor Brown issues a ruling that state depositories cannot charge exchange fees on checks drawn by the state treasury. Complaints from county officials about pension payments prompted the decision, citing a $165 fee on a Chipley bank check. The ruling safeguards veterans pensions from such costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Brown
Confederate Veterans
Chipley
State Treasure Department
Wenroe
Bank of
Scientist claims equal intellect across genders in early study
A biology professor at Northworth University reports that intelligence is not limited by sex. He cites experiments using logs and tests with both male and female subjects, noting initial difficulty but eventual progress by men and women alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiego
H Harp
Department of Biolosy
Borthwston University
Persor
Harper
Saya Tha
Bryad
NCR Company Officials Await New Trial On Violation Conviction
Judge Hollister announced that sentencing for John H Patterson and 28 NCR company officials and employees convicted of criminal violation of the Sherman and Trust laws will be delayed for several days. Joh Mille, chief counsel for the defendants, said they are eager to argue the motion for a new trial as soon as possible, but sentencing will not occur until the motion and new trial are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Patterson
Etter
National Cash Register Company
United States
Hollister
Joh
GA Coast and Piedmont Re elects Officers
Local election held February 11 in Swick Ga re elected officers for the Georgia Coast and Piedmont group. President listed as F Listian, with vice president and treasurer roles filled. Executive committee names and officer duties stated. details obscured by OCR errors but indicate standard officer slate and upcoming term.
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GA Coast & Piedmont
Ian
Georg Toy T
Miedmont
F . Listian
Manner de Sola Mendes
Weisen Dacia
Diplomatic Bill 18 Passes With Increase
Fragmented text reports a legislative action titled Diplomatic Bill 18 passing with an increase. The readable lines are unclear about dates, factions, or exact figures. Further context is not available in the legible portion.
Battleship Arkansas Hurt by Reef in California Port Incident
unclear OCR text reports the battleship Arkansas struck a reef near California with minor injuries and damage noted as comparatively insignificant. The Guantanamo naval station and four ports are mentioned, with limited readable details about casualties or exact outcomes.
President dismisses cadet who married at West Point
Washington February 14 President Taft approved the action of West Point authorities who recommended the dismissal of Cadet Elliot Adler from the Military Academy for getting married. Cadet Adler, a second class man, eloped last month with a student from a fashionable girls' school, causing much speculation at the time as authorities had not dealt with such a case before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Prent Taft
West Point
Ellrt Adler
Militacy Academy
Adler
Adion
Tme
Round Trip Fare to Memphis on Southern Railway
Advertises $12.75 round trip from Atlanta to Memphis via Southern Railway with sale at Laymens Missionary Convention. Tickets available February 16, return by February 26. Through sleepers and coaches depart daily at 7:00 am, sleepers at 4:10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Memphis
Southern Railway
Craunt Laymens Missionary Convention
Washington, D. C
Missionaries Tour Nation Endowment Campaign in Atlanta
A group of foreign mission leaders arrives in Atlanta to promote a nationwide 3 million dollar drive to support Christian churches overseas. Dr Royal J Dhe, Dr Abram EF Corey, De A I Shelton, and Dr W Cunningham plan speaking events, Bible distributions, and personal visits. A banquet funded by Christian church members covered expenses, with about 20 attendees at the dinner. The missionaries will stay in Atlanta for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Christian Churches of America
Royal J Dhe
Bolenge
Abram EF Corey
China
de A i. Shelton
Tibet
W Cunningham
Japan
America
Corey
Far
Christian Church
I Lanta
Swept dust on Gaynor and a fine in Brooklyn
A May 1 incident at an early hall in Brooklyn reported Naw hark Pebrous 14 On lis. Abraham Dinbrow swept his side causing dust to cover masons clothes and trigger a cough. Dunbrew, amid court recall, faced a fine of 41 for sweeping the will and violating an ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly Hall
Brooklyn
Abraham Dinbrow
Ding
Manor Kowtoon
Gwe
W Tindall Heads Social Service Club
An Atlanta social workers meeting in Carnegie Library elected W Tindall as president of the Social Service Club. Miss Daisy Bekert became vice president and Freeman as secretary, with an executive committee including Apple war superint endent of the Martha home Jett Pennespecle and Philip Weltner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carnegiebrary
W Woods White
Atlante
Atlantes Philanthropies
C McCullough
Wow Tindall
Daisy Bekert
Freeman
Uttcers
Wiss Apple
Martha Hom Wiss Jett Pennespecle
Philip Weltner
Prison Association
Mrs W J Harris Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
Reports from the home of Vix Hint at 1100 Peachtree Street indicate Mrs W J Harris is making a hopeful recovery after several days of severe illness. Attendants noted she was better on Thursday and had a fighting chance at recovery.
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Harriis
Vix
Peachtree Street
Clear Skies and Early Spring Hopes Rise
Weather forecast promises sunny skies today and a move toward spring within a week. Forecaster notes milder temperatures after recent cold spells with cautious optimism for improved conditions nationwide.
Dying from privation with $15,878 in bank
Captain JJP Ross a river man of the city and Rex Orleans was found dead on a river route after several days missing. Searchers located an old trunk containing a bank book showing deposits totaling 15 878, indicating extreme privation and exposure before death.
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Jjp
Ross
Thia City
Rex Orleans
Fountain
West Tenth Street Development Sale Reportedly Involving Cobb Realty
A ten acre tract on West Tenth Street near Williams Street sold by Lumpkin Realty to Cobb Realty Company for 87000. Cobb Texlco plans Cobb Tusk subdivision with 1000 spending on streets grading and utilities, fronts 1400 feet on Tenth Street, reaches to Fourteenth Street, about six blocks from Georgian Terrace. Officers include S A Anderson president George McKenzie treasurer and Wig Maude Barker Cole secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tenth Street
Williams Street
the Lumpkin Realty Company
Cobb Realty Company
Cobb Texlco Company
Cobb Tusk
Tenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Peachtree Street
Lumpkin Realty Campins
Arly & Y
Cobb Pealty Company
Anderson
George McKenzie
Wig Maude Barker Cole
Guard Increases For President Elect Wilson
The Bard of secret service doubles the guard for President elect Wilson. Four agents now watch the Wilson home through a frame shack opposite the residence, with access to the house from four directions. No operatives were with the governor since election day and the reason for the increase was not divulged. Wilson planned appointments in Philadelphia and shopping in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Wilson
Eh Wilson Hom
Secrct Sevice
Bee
Philadelphia
Bendler
New York
No G O P Elephant in Inaugural Parade
Columbus Ohio February 14 A letter from Robert Harper with the inaugural committee in Washington protests the use of an elephant for the inauguration parade with one eye blind and dilapidated The Ohio delegation plans a donkey to lead the group and the committee does not object to the donkey
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft Robert Harper
Washington
Clark C Dougat
Wiilson
Elphant
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Vernon Stiles
Miss Eisner Tilman
Arn Rious
Alma Mo
Tuka
Feo Po Jr
John Graham
Marietta
Kate
Thuison
Mansfield
T Mo Thompson
Todnett Weldon
Vrs
Schallenberger
Mos Tranes
Stalenurger
Palouth
Fiari
Harry Harmos Jr
Wise Marton Goldsmith
Uba
Lalta Thy
Toccenea
Hoof Barat
Florida
Eleize
Ase
Aimone
Mastersandr Fais
Ceor Wlan Terra
Mose
Tom
Norwalk
Poe
Santor
United Sars
Mary
Tahun F
Cerda
Militia OF
Vindal
Wonder
Tituerten
Yverton
Richmond Hussars
SNS
Tinevere
Lam & Ta
Bao Marty
Mi H . Woure
J T Moss, Jackson
Ivar
Henry
Im F Mo Oblesbi
Tir Honea
Tait
Arkansas
Washington Helmar
Akers
Africa
Gaynor
Gotham
W. Tindall
W J Harris
Bette
Colin
Tanta
Vurguma
Miss Rives
St Lous Globe
Irginia
Virgina
Boston Globe
Detroit Free Press
Contaigne
Bobbs-Merrill CO
Jense
V Dental CO
Hall Street
New Orleans
Birmingham
Washington Express
Us&s
Fast Mail
R. L. Baylor
D.P.A
John L. Meek
A.G. P. A. City
Peachtree St
G. O. P. Elephant
Sewell
Fle Doverink
Ret Frune
LoWwesl Vyrichs
Sewell Commission
Whitehall
Decatur St
Mathews & Hill Insurance
NEW Brunswick Fire Insurance Company
New Brunswick
Heal
Ford
Krido & Tavidends
Elta
Caprio U
Act of Incorporation
Tnsurance
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