Col A J Lowry Treated By Taft In Washington
Col Robert J Lowry arrived in Washington from New York and will stay a few days. He attended Lincoln Day dinner where Taft spoke and met officials including Lea McClung and Postmaster General Hitchcock. He favors a central bank, opposes postal savings depositories, and expresses astonishment at Atlanta real estate prices driven by recent sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Ashington
Robert J. Lowry
Washington
New York
Taft
Hon. Jackson
Coronel Lowry
Lowry
White House
Metropolitan Club
Lea McClung
United States
Hitchcock
Ridgely
Robbers Brack Two Post Offices
Robbers blew open Stephens postoffice at Lexington Georgia using dynamite and stole $200 in cash and stamps but left a nitro glycering bottle. they then robbed Maxeys postoffice nearby, blew the safe and took $30 in cash and 100 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Stephens
Maxeys
Lake
Beaumont and Abbe Sparlanzani Pioneering Stomach Science
The text recounts early scientists Abbe Sparlanzani and Beaumont studying stomach digestion. Beaumont’s careful experiments at a military post in Michigan laid the foundation for modern knowledge of gastric digestion, food effects, and stomach chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Sparlanzani
Beaumont
Michigan
Alexis
Neantmene
Mackay Firms Decide to Sell All AT&T Holdings
The Mackay companies will sell their holdings in the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, which controls Western Union. The move aims to preserve Postal Telegraph Cable Company’s independence and its role as a competitor to Western Union, ending speculation of a merger involving Mackay, AT&T, and Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Western Union
New’ York
Mackay Companies
American Telephona and Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph- Cable Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
George Gould
Clarence H. Mackay
Mackay Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Boston
New York
C. C. Adams
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Final chapter Cordele romance ends in marriage
Fred H Morris, who recently attempted suicide after a troubled love affair, wed Miss Bennie Johnson in Cordele. The couple, once in love during the crisis, attended services at the Methodist church and were joined by Rev M A Moygan at the Presbyterian manse. They plan to live in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Johns
Cordele
Emma Johnson
Fred Morris
Port English
Fla
Memphis
Hobby stories and explorers share unlikely quotes
Dr. Wiley discusses consumer rights as a hobby while promoting fair treatment under the food and drug act. Commander Peary links antarctic exploration to personal ethics and jokes about a race with Captain Scott. Weather chief Moore and Champ Clark offer remarks on storms, votes, and historical examples shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Pele
Scott
England
Kr. Moore
Weather Bureau
Champ
Clark
Congress
Motablds
J, Lowry
Final Casualties Report From G S & F Wreck
Six dead and seven injured after the Georgia Southern and Florida collision 19 miles south of Macon. J F Blount of Orangeburg and James Stavens, a colored fireman, died today. A H Taylor of Nashville expected to live a few hours. Conductor Goldwire's orders and a dispatcher clash blamed in varying accounts. Johnson of Americus, a gunman in a Jacksonville homicide, killed yesterday and to be buried tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia Southern and Florida
J. F. Blount
Orangeburg
James Stavens
Blount
A. H. Taylor
Express Menwenger
Nashville
Tenn
Goldwire
Kathleen
Bonaire
Johnson
America Americas
Johnaém
Fagman
Georgia Southern and
Florida
Americus
Jacksonville
New Oil Shippers Face New Regulation Plan
New Orleans February 15 A Southern Classification Committee ruling requires shippers to provide metal casks for gasoline naphtha benzine and similar products between April 1 and July 1 The rule targets oil shipments by rail and imposes heavy equipment needs on shippers Also affected are slave and coffee shipments with the committee barring common utensil items in coffee and mandating crate shipping for all groves cast after September 1 The decision marks broad changes in freight classifications and handling practices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern
Washington bishops interview with president amid dead Fairbanks issue
Washington reports Bishop Ireland met the White House to arrange a forthcoming interview with the president. He dismissed the Fairbanks episode as a dead issue, claiming Goma people enjoy pranks with corpses, a remark he quickly softened. Mortgages foreclosed. Columbus Carriage Works Co. shut by Sheriff Beard for foreclosure with Morgan & Smith. A. B. King’s bowling alley also foreclosed. Claims under $1,000. Colonel G H Jones very ill at White Springs Florida. daughter Mrs. R E Shiner at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arch
Ireland
White House
Fairbanks
Columbes
Beard
Columbus Carriage Works Company
Morgan & Smith
A. B. King
G. H. Jones
Norcross
George H. Jones
White Springs
Fla. Ia
R. E. Shiner
Free Sample Offer for Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Baby Aid
A plea for relief from infant constipation and indigestion promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, pleasant tasting tonic. The ad offers a free sample bottle to try before buying, with a reply explaining the case and mailing address for home delivery to families including Strattonville Pennsylvania and Walnut Grove Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
D. W. Spangler
Strattonville
A. B. Jotngon
Walnut Grove
Tenn
Calawelhe
Special Sale on Skirts and Dresses Today
A local sale offers 47 brand new dresses and waists trending with latest fashions. Skirts feature pleats, yokes, lace trims and various color patterns while waists showcase Princess lace styles with Irish center medallion. Regular prices up to 13.75, sale today at reduced prices.
Skirts on sale by Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
A Chamberlin Johnson DuBose sale offers 80 separate skirts in chiffon Panama navy blue and black. Spring models in three styles priced at 3.45 each, well made and usually selling for 6.50 to 7.50.
The Orpheum and Lyric Host Vaudeville and Drama Acts
The Orpheum features Lovi Merrill and Frank Otto in After the Shower with lively musical interruptions and clever baboon acts. At the Lyric Strongheart, DeMille’s drama, stars Hubert Edeson, while the Grand presents Are you a Suffragette with Florence Davis and Yate Hathaway in a modern satire on women’s votes. The Thief at the Grand Opera House stars Henry Bernstein in a high tempo drama, and Klaw & Binger’s Little Nemo opens the Grand for a week, described as the era’s most elaborate musical comedy fare.
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The
Orpheum
Lovi Merrill
Frank Otto
Gilletti
Betty
Lyric
Strongheart
Hubert Edeson
America
Wool and Cotton Exchange Debated in 19th Century Speech
In heated discussion Wool and Cotton exchange issues arise from remarks by Wool and Catton and Mr Burleson. The exchange for cotton is praised for price efficiency while wool is labeled dangerous and largely guesswork. George W Neville of New York cotton exchange to testify tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burleson
Mr. Marsh
Burleson
Thompson
New Orleans
New York
George W. Neville
New York’ Cotton Exchange
Noted physician McGahan dies after pneumonia
Dr Charles F McGahan, famed physician with world renown, died at 6:30 PM after a brief illness from pneumonia. He served as professor emeritus of anatomy at Chattanooga Medical College, medical director of Aiken Cottage Sanitarium, and held roles in several medical associations. His death follows care by Dr Valentine Mott and others. The obituary notes extensive affiliations and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Charles F. McGahan
S J. Claire
Bathlehem, N. E
Local Mortality Notices From Decatur and Nearby
A series of brief notices records deaths and funerals in the Decatur region. Sarah Jackson, 2, child of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jackson, died at home on Esteen Street. interment in Decatur cemetery. Miss Mary Ward, 24, trained nurse from Washington, Ga., died in a private sanitarium and awaits funeral and interment in Washington. Jesse Moss, 45, of near Flovilla, died after pneumonia. funeral at Sandy Creek. Lewis O. Niles, 8, died at private sanitarium. interment in Marshallville after services at Patterson’s chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jackson
W. J. Jackson
Esteen Street
Decatur Cemetery
Mary Ward
Nurke
Washington, Ga
Greenberg, Bond & Broomfield
J. Moss
Jackson
Jesse Moss
Flovilla
Butts County
Sandy Creek
Lewis O. Niles
Hele
Mus
Evelyn Niles
George M. Niles
Atlanta
C. O. Niles
Americus
Mary Niles
Marshalllville
Patterson's
Marshallville
Wedding of Mrs Cooke and John S Jarvis
The marriage of Mrs W C Cooke and John S Jarvis, a well known young man in the city, occurred last night at 8:80 by Rev W L Lingle at the First Presbyterian parsonage. It was a surprise to many and the couple left for Florida after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C Cooke
John & Jarvis
W. L. Lingle
First Presbyterian Church
Wirth Street
Short Items of Interest at Walker Street church concert
A concert scheduled for last Friday at Walker Street church will occur tomorrow evening February 17 with an excellent program. Rev. John T. Almand and Mrs. Almand of 80 Bryan Street are in south Georgia touring Florida before returning home. L. W. James, long with Judge Ridley’s court, is improving at home after a week with grip, and is expected back soon. G C McGee of Atlanta filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with $2,371.08 in liabilities. John Barrett of the Atlanta waterworks, seriously ill, is convalescing at his father Charles Barrett’s home on Parliament Street and should return to work soon. A. F. Bellingrath of Bellingrath Plumbing Company, previously ill, is out and receiving congratulations. James G. Hogan, Southern Railway yard worker, lost the tip of his left index finger in a coupling accident near Central Avenue, mandating amputation. Mrs. Rosa Doonan of Fourteenth Street was fined $5.75 for delaying city vaccination by refusing to vaccinate, after presenting a vaccination certificate. Mounted Officer Dodd reported the incident and a Monday deadline passed without inoculation. Twins for Third Time. New Orleans, Feb 1 — Mrs Haoul J. Baye gave birth to twins for the third time yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berrett
Atlanta Waterworks Department
Charles
Barrett
Parliam ‘Street
Rosa Doonan
Fourteenth Street
Broyles
Dodd
Elmira laborer wins $400 saving bet in 24 months
Van Vieet of Elmira wins a $10,000 bet that he could save $400 in twenty four months while working as a day laborer. He leaves tonight for home to collect the prize and bring $459 in a bank balance along with him. The loser is AY. Mekeel, publisher of an Elmira newspaper.
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St. Louis
Almer EB. van Vieet
Elmira
AY. Mekeel
Bimia
Swinner
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A.J Lowry
Postal
Robbers Brack
Fred. Morris
Wiley
Lalweya
Brudry
iMr
Kaley
Federal
Baby
Lace
Florence Davis
Yate Hathaway
Henry Bernatein
Charles Frohman
Herbert
Ketoey
Effie Rhénnon
Grand Opera
House
Klaw & Brianger
the Granil
Chicago
Charles F.mcgahan
Philharmonic
Grant Office
W. Whitney
Wamar Meck
Mrs. Cook
John S. Jarvis
Walker Street
John T. Almand
L. W. James
Federal Court
G. C. McGee
A. F. Bellingrath
Bellingrath Plumbing Company
Milledge Avenue
James G. Hogan
Southern Railway
Central Avenue
Haoul J. Baye
New ‘Orleans Railway and Light Company
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