Havana Post Interview Triggers American Cuba Debate
The Havana Post reports Dr. W W Landrum pastor of First Baptist Atlanta gave an interview to The Constitution on American methods in Cuba, provoking indignation talks in Havana. Landrum defends his stance noting that American influence is not equal to Christianizing Cuba, and warns that bad Americans can harm religion more than good ones can help.
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Havana Post
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
Cuba
Havana
Drew Landrum
Landrum
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Missions
Atlanta
the Post
Dr. Landrum
Sammora
Jess
America
Herman
Cube
Smelt
Sam
Sam Jones
Terrell Faces Railroad Ties and Gubernatorial Race
The Canton speech by Hon. James M. Terrell emphasized his no-railroad-official or attorney ties, portraying him as fair to corporations and people alike. The article contemplates Colonel James M. Smith’s potential gubernatorial entry and forecasts Terrell’s strong north Georgia support, with campaign plans across Dooly and south Georgia.
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Ho. J. M. Terrell
Canton
Terrell
Georgia
Rattraads
Colonel Smith
James M. Smith
Oglethorpe
Polticians
Mr. Terrell
Dubignon
Fleming G. duBignon
North Georgia
du Bignon
Visiting RR M C A delegates gather for Atlanta conference
At 8 p m in the association rooms 441/2 East Alabama Street a large group of RR M C A delegates from Blue Ridge Ga met with Helen Gould aboard the car Atalanta The meeting highlighted the scope of RR Y M C A work in Atlanta and praised W A Waggoner the RR Y M C A secretary for expanding railway employee welfare amid a 4000 strong local membership.
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Association Rooms
Alabama Street
Blue Ridge
Charlies A. Wickersham
Atlanta and West Point Railway
Wickersham
W. A. Vaughn
W. J. Tracy
A. Montgomery
Southern Express Company
H. O. Williams
W. IL. Tracy
W A Waggoner
Helen Gould
Atlanta
W. A. Waggoner
Officers raid crap game near East Point
County policemen Wright and Oliver busted a crap game in a house on the old Hill place, arresting Lon Jones and Dan Parks. Dice and money seized. prisoners to be tried before Judge Calhoun. Jones and Parker previously charged with killing a man in East Point Christmas, claim accident. Wright reportedly to be drydocked at Cavite after Wright raised and towed to harbor.
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Wright
Oliver
East Point
Lon Jones
Dan Parks
Old Hill
Williikely
Calhoun
Couge Jones
Parker
Killins
Spencer Heads to Atlanta Depot Conference
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway arrives for a Wednesday morning conference with depot commission in the governor's office. Railroad leaders from five of six systems will attend, with Southern and Central opposing the present site and the lessee of the Western and Atlantic. The session aims to resolve depot location and future terms as Governor Candler seeks a decision.
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Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta
Spencer
Candler
J. W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
J F. Hanson
Central of Georgia
C. A. Wickersham
West Point
The
Georgia Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Western and Atlantic
Southern
Central
Vreland Explains Plan To Seize Metropolitan Property
New York February 16 President H H Vreland of the Metropolitan Street Railroad Company issued a statement on a proposed plan by the Metropolitan Securities Company to take control. The plan envisions raising 30 million and spending 423 million to acquire a lease and assets, with substantial funds directed to improvements and development of New York transit facilities.
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New York
H. H. Vreland
Metropolitan Street Railroad Company
Metropolitan Securities Company
Metropolitan Treasury
Third Avenue
Fight at an Indian dance turns deadly in Ocmulgee
At an Ocmulgee Indiana dance on February 164 Wiley Johnson a Creek and Bill Scott an Ouchee fought and were fatally stabbed. More than twenty others including Indians and negroes were hurt. Policeman Davis struggled to quell the disturbance and called for aid.
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Ocmulgee
Ind. T
Wiley Johnson
Bill Scott
Davis
Hindoo twin Dordica dies after tuberculosis
Dordica Hindoo twin, separated from Radica by a February 9 operation, died at 7 o'clock this morning from tuberculosis related convulsions. Radica remains unaware of Dordica's death and shows improvement, while pension checks for Confederate veterans in Ware County were distributed to about sixty-two veterans, with most payments around $65.
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Hindoo
Paris
Dordica
Radica
Cordica
Waycross
Warren Lott
Ware County
Judge Lott
Austrians Clash With American Foreman At Santa Rosa
Austrians employed on a Surfacing gang near the Peros river opened fire on the American foreman, forcing a retreat to a bridge under heavy gunfire. No serious injuries reported. Twenty seven Austrians arrested and to stand trial tomorrow.
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Santa Rosa
W. Mex
Peros
Irish Envoys Host New York Reception at Academy of Music
In New York on February 1, Irish Envoys W H K Redmond and Joseph Devlin, representatives of the United Irish League, were greeted by Irish Americans at the Academy of Music. The league reported subscriptions exceeding 5600 and the gathering featured speeches by W Bourke Cochran, Redmond, and others.
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New York
H. K. Redmond
Joseph Devlin
United Irish League
Academy of Music
League
W. Bourke Cochran
Mr. Redmond
Seports Unfounded in Curscag Island News
Unfounded reports from Feb ruarly 16 claim that German cruisers Veneta Falkse and Dutch crater Utrecht left UoGuaves today. Seports GP recute Keturheresgue La i Suayra are without foundation.
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Falkse
Utrecht
UoGuaves
Seports GP
Rural Delivery Change Sparks Washington House Fight
Washington reports the House post offices committees favor a shift to contracting rural free delivery routes, opposed by post office officials. Colonel Livingston and Representative Brownlow challenge the plan, arguing salary-based carriers ensure quality service and warning against star route graft and mail handling risks. A second item notes census clerks in Georgia face layoffs, with a list of Georgians named for potential permanent status and a separate small-claims bill awarding sums to Georgians for wartime property.
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House
Congress
Post Office Department
Livingston
Brownlow
Tennessee
Olonel Livingston
Census Bureau
Senate
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Edgar S. Allen
Wiliam P. Arnold
Beverly B. Berrett
L. Barton
Charles E. Benn
Rufus B. Burch
William
Candler
R. M. Cheshire
Mary P. Colcocs
Rowland E. Colcock
Blanche E. Darby
Thomas M. Dent
Robert L. Dodd
H. H. Doyal
W. D. Ferguson
F. C. Ferrell
Biliam Forrester
John I. Fullwoo
Eugenia A. Furse
Carrie B. Gable
Bertha Gibson
Oscar H. Gordon
J. C. Heartsell
Arabelle K. Horne
Juanita M. Kendrick
Mary
L. Kiddoo
Tallulah ¥. Lang
C. S. Leftwich
John F. Little
Annie Lyle
Meta T. McLaws
Mary B. Mann
Barrice Milken
John J. Mitchell
Lifian M. Moody
Corinne T. Nair
David V. Norwood
Florence Smith
James T. Speer
Mary R. Sperr
Lizzie HH. Thweatt
Butler Toomba
Charles E. Walton
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Julia Wellborn
Martha W. Williams
Vera @. Winn
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Spain
Macon
James H. Butner
J. H. Bowen
American National Bank
W. G. Solomon
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R. F. Cowan
Sheik
C. B. Willingham
Henry B. King
J. R. Montgomery
A. L. Dodge
Chatham Artillery
J. W. Golden
August Gerzikowski
F. M. Butner
E. P. Lawson
E L. Mastick
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Alfred Miller
Meyera and Richardson
Mary E Morrizon
Roderick RF. Riley
Charles O’connell
John Lady
John Jerden
H. L. Groth
J. T
W. L. Broom
Andres Bradley
Janne C Gordon
Mies
A. E. Roesel
J. R. Peters
T. W. and
Gordon Lee
J. B. Dixon
Lee & Gordon Mill Company
S. H. Martin
City of
J. W. Stanp
J. B Beaver
D. H. Devereaux
State of Georgia
W. A. Huff
T. N. Woolfolk
Texarkana Congressman John L Sheppard Critically Ill
Washington February 16 Representative John L Sheppard of Texarkana Texas is critically ill in his apartments there after an early day attack of heart failure and kidney trouble He was unconscious for the remainder of the day and Stamford was summoned to Washington by telegraph for assistance.
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Texas
Washington
John L. Sheppard
Texarkana
Tex
Stenpard
Tragedy at Helena Mining Leader Ends in Double Death
Harold M. Cole assistant superintendent at the Helena smelter dies by self inflicted wound after shooting wife Olive Mayne Cole who is mortally wounded at their Helena residence. Letters found at scene hint at motive. Cole a prominent Montana mining figure formerly with a New York background and Columbia College graduate.
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Harold M. Cale
Helena
Montana
New York
Columbia College
Notable metallurgist joins major firms. dies aged 34
The subject served as chief assayer for Livingston Smelting and Reduction Company at Wickes before joining East Helena corporation. He was 34 years old and left relatives in Josey City. He had no children.
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Livingston Smelting and Reduction Company
Wickes
East Helena Corporation
Josey City
Indian Chief Lorenzo Attacks Colombian Forces Twice
A prisoner escaped from a Liberal camp and reported that Indian chief Lorenzo attacked government troops at Agua Dulce under General Castro, was defeated, and later repulsed again after reinforcements from General Herrera. Government gun boats searched for the Nicaraguan Momotombo believed carrying supplies to the Liberals.
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Colombia
Panama
Herrera
Lorenzo
Castro
Agua Dulce
Momotombo
Woman Burned to Death in New York Apartment Blaze
In New York on February 16 Mrs. Virginia Suret aged 50 was burned to death in her apartment. Her husband Victor and boarder Police Officer Blessing were severely burned while trying to extinguish the flames from the kitchen stove. Mr Suret's recovery remains uncertain.
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New York
Virginia Suret
Victor
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