Macedonians protest government action in Bulgaria
Sofia reports about 10 000 Macedonians gathering to protest the dissolution of Macedonian societies in Bulgaria. They demand reestablishment of associations and judicial punishment of offenders, and rumors say warrants are out for Boris Sarafoff Yankoff and others. Vienna notes reforms in Macedonia unlikely to satisfy revolutionaries seeking full autonomy.
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Tuiay
Bulgaria
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Yankoff
Vienna
Macedonia
Bern
Jacusdorfy
Fremdenslatt
Macedonian Revolutionary Party
Week on Exchanges Shows Gains in Industrials and Iron
Berlin reports firm iron shares with gains and rising prices as demand improves for Spiegel iron bound for the United States. Electricals rise on Siemens Schuckert deal. coal shares weaken on mine stockpiles. London sees cheerier sentiment as Venezuelan securities rise and confidence grows. Manchester cloth market notes cotton price rise and tighter business with limited Indian activity.
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Siemans-Schuckert
Siegen
United States
Paris
London
Stock Exchange
Wabash
Manchester
J Dallas Turner Dies in Floyd County Georgia
Rome Ga February 15 Special J Dallas Turner prominent Floyd County citizen died after a long illness Brights disease He leaves several children and his wife died a year ago A longtime deputy sheriff he was chosen to escort a Georgia case to New York and back The funeral will be at the Masonic temple tomorrow afternoon a sealed letter of instructions was left to be opened after his death to carry out his wishes
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Rome
J— J. Dallas Turner
Bright
Turner
Georgia
New York
Bogus Sford
Masonic Temple
Semi Teetotalism Gains Ground in England and New Zealand
Special Correspondence from London reports semi-teetotalism gaining influence with a pledge system similar to teetotalism. Rev F J Webster and notable supporters back a new temperance society, while Salvation Army plans a high profile crusade targeting fashionable areas. New Zealand shows rising support for prohibition with electoral districts increasingly voting no license.
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AN Souls
Langham
Place
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King Edwards
Francis Jeune
High Court
Nye
England
Salvation Army
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West End
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Cecil
New Zealand
Mexico on shaky ground in Guerrero tremors
Mexico City reports Guerrero continues to be shaken by earthquakes. Chilpancingo, once nearly destroyed, again sees a quake that collapses houses. towns like Chilapa, Aguas Blancas, San Diego and Mexcala report similar disturbances with underground roars and widespread fear.
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Mexico City
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Chilapa
Aguas Blancas
San Diego
Mexcala
Italy Too Poor to Entertain Admirals and King Edward
Naples in 1903 protests royal economies as Italy trims naval and palace costs. The king downs civil list, sells horses, cuts kitchen staff, and reduces the chef salary, prompting a quip about government wages in Montenegro.
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Tinly
Venezuela
Edward
England
Mediterranean
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Quiri~nal
Sho
Mantenegro
American diet amazes Lorenz in Vienna report
Special Cable from Vienna reports Dr. Lorenz praising American health on a diet of pies puddings sauces and many dishes deemed unhealthy by Viennese standards He notes the beauty and strength of American women and wonders how Americans remain healthy despite indulgent eating The doctor plans a return to the United States to study the secret and other physicians will likely follow for science
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Vienna
Lorenz
Amreda
Real Indian in Automobile in London Streets
London readers recall a real Indian driver in traffic. Walk Under the Ground, a famous show chief, guides his car with his family in full war paint through Strand and Regent Street, claiming the vehicle serves better than the Indian pony for certain tasks.
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London
Strand
Elceadilly
Dickens and London Theatre Fever Drives New Adaptations
London theaters surge with new Dickens adaptations and rival productions as Beerbohm Tree commissions updates of Oliver Twist and a syndicate plans premieres. Cast includes Mrs. Brown-Potter and Nat Arthur, with Chopin letters just resurfacing for publication.
To Trans Siberian Rail Ride in Seventeen Days
Henry C. Rouse, president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas road, traveled with General Miles on a world tour and reported on the Trans Siberian line. He rode Pekin to Moscow in seventeen days nineteen hours via East Chinese and Trans Siberian routes. Rouse, impressed by construction and management, expects the line to grow in value and foresees Berlin to Pacific coast travel in under two weeks.
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New York
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General Miles
Pekin
Moscow
Rouse
Tris
Berlin
Pacific Coast
Ellijay appoints committee to attend Greater Georgia meeting
Ellijay Mayor T G Simmons names a committee to represent the town at the Greater Georgia movement gathering in Atlanta next Tuesday. The group includes Dr E W Watkins M M Davis D M Hyatt W H Shippen W D Simmons H M Ellington T McHan W H Allen Dr J Braderden W A Cox and S E Johnston.
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Ijay
T. G. Simmons
Ellijay
Atlanta
Greater Georgia
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M. M. Davis
D. M. Hyatt
W. H. Shippen
W. D. Simmons
H. M. Ellington
T. McHan
W.H. Allen
J. Braderden
W. A. Cox
8. E. Johnston
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Colds Cure
The text extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds and grip, noting its fame across the civilized world. It asserts dependability and pleasant taste, claims to counteract pneumonia tendency, and states it contains no opium or harmful substances suitable for both babies and adults.
Court at Copenhagen Te Diplomatic School
London February 15 Count Bencken dorff the new Russian ambassador to England has for years been ambassador to Denmark. It is noted that Russian diplomats to major posts recently have graduated from the court at Copenhagen. Count Benckendorff is regarded as the most talented Russian diplomat and the court at St Petersburg deems him the only man able to handle the complex London affairs with unusual tact and firmness.
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Copenhagen
Fine Painter to Rule France Portrait of Waldeck Rousseau
Paris February 15. Waldeck Rousseau likely to succeed Loubet as president and would be seen as a great painter in public life. A noted water colorist, he hid his talent until urged to aid Breton fishermen with a donated painting. He hails from Brittany and values personal pleasure over society leadership.
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Waldeck-Rousseau
Loubet
French Republic
France
Roosevelt
Brittany
National Society of French Paintera
Portugal
London Pledges Action to Stop European Refuse Dumping
The government pledges legislation to curb dumping of Europe’s refuse on Britain amid mass beggar unemployment in London. Emigrants from Russia Hungary Poland and the Battle provinces travel via Rotterdam and omnibus trains with scant possessions and poor hygiene, aiming for the United States.
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Europe
Russia
Hungary
Poland
Atlantic
Rotterdam
United States
England
New York
Papal Guard General Nephews Face Inheritance Claims
Rome reports Count Camillo Pecci, youngest pope nephew, named general of the Papal Noble Guard. Vatican officials insist the pope’s gifts and jubilees, nearly 700 000 dollars, stay with the holy see. The three nephews live quiet, retired lives with estates at Maenza and Carpineto. Camillo, married to a Cuban heiress, serves in Rome.
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Vatican
Holy See
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Carpineto
Riccardo
Maenza
Carpinete
Camillo
Papal Guard
Georgia Northern to Build New Depots Along Line
Moultrie Georgia February 15 Special The Georgia Northern railroad has announced plans to build several handsome depots along its route including a new passenger depot in Moultrie. The new facility will be nearer up town and greatly aid travel on the line. The railroad recently purchased two complete passenger trains with express and mail cars, enhancing capacity to handle passengers.
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Georgia Northern
Moultrie
Georgia Northern Railroad
Big Cattle Deal In Bartow Fla Trade Closed
Bartow Florida February 14 Spectrall A J Gewis becomes owner of the large cattle stock and pasture lands formerly held by E M Baynard Auburndale in the county with the sale completed by Gewis who now controls pastoral assets and cattle holdings in the area
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A. J. Gewis
E. M. Baynard
Auburndale
Cure for tetanus in horses sparks medical hopes
A Baltimore study claims formalin mixed with saline and morphia can cure lockjaw in a horse after eye injury. Doctors cite animal success and foresee possible human use, pending dose confirmation. Reports from guests and residents visit hotels in Atlanta mention doctors, engineers, and travelers, with several named locations and individuals.
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Kimball
Maryland Veterinary Hospital
Pythians Meet Tonight With Grand Lodge Obers Invited
Atlanta Pythians prepare for an informal feast at the Kiser Building tonight at 7 30 with Grand Chancellor Sommercamp of Columbus Ga and other Georgia grand lodge officers invited. Vice Grand Chancellor Milam and Outer Guard Bailey also expected to attend as Knights from city lodges participate in a major local gathering. The evening includes initiatory ceremonies and refreshments after the entertainment committee takes charge.
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Knights of Pythias
Columbus
Georgia
Auisata Lodge
Knights
Pythias
Kiser Building
Milam
Cartersville
Bailey
of. Griffin
Atlanta
Central Congregational study on the Second Coming
The evening service at Central Congregational Church discussed Christ’s second coming. Dr. Jenkins explained early Christian tensions at Thessalonica and how misinterpretation of Paul’s letters led to speculative timelines. Revelations was cited to show no definite calculation of the millennium, urging readiness.
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Thessalonians
Jenkins
Thessalonica
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Corinth
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