New York Republicans Conclude No Indorsement For President
New York state delegates at the Republican convention reject endorsing a presidential candidate and send an uninstructed delegation to Chicago. The fight centered on Governor Whitman and his administration, with a compromise producing two national and state resolutions while Whitman fails to secure an endorsement or a chairmanship.
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New York
Philippines
Mexico
Elvnu Root
Whitman
Chicago
New York State
Henry J. Stimson
Mr Root
New
Iav
Rost
Hne
William Barnes
David Jayne Hill
Rochester
Harnes
Harnes Faction Declared Themselves Absolutely Opposed To Dr Hill Bad
Wiliam Berri
Brooklyn
Committee On Delegates
United States
James Wadsworth
Jr Charles Bd Whitman
Frederick O" Tanner
Elon B Brown
Senate
Wadsworth
Tanner
Brown
Tulda
Jurors Drawn for March Term of Federal Court
Jurors for the March term of the United States district court were drawn Wednesday and notices of required appearance were mailed. About three names appeared on the list. Court convenes early in the month.
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Federal
Brand and Traverse
United States District Court
Father and daughter now friends as well
In police court Wednesday morning, Pierce Johnson appeared in the case of placemaker following the trial of a Fierve groceryman of 139 Edgewood avenue, charged with locking his daughter tele Pierce out of his home early Tuesday. Pierce testified that her father had angered with her and forbidden her entry. Mr Pierce said he had quarrel with his daughter and, in a fit of anger, told her to leave. Recorder Johnson advised them to go home and reconcile, and they left the courtroom together, promising to talk later.
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Xeverder Johnson
Edgewood Avenue
Tele Pierce
Mies Pierce
Pavlova Dances Highlight Boston Grand Opera Opening
The Boston Grand Opera company opens at the Atlanta theater with Pavlova in The Spanish Dances. Her performances feature expressive shoulders arms and fingers rivaling footwork. The program includes Si Amore Dei Tre Re and lively Spanish dances noted for universal applause.
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Pavlova
Anna Paviows
Boston Grand Opera Company
Atlanta
Mile Paviva
Mile Paviova
Boston Grand Pera
Opera stars and Pavlova company in grand music ballet program
Zenatello Louisa Villani and a remarkable cast perform in an opera while Pavlova’s full company presents Spanish Dances, Aragonnaise, Bolero and Malaguena pieces. The show promises Spanish abandon and vigor, with Mile Pavlova and Ivan Clustine leading the ballet cast.
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Zenatello
Louisa Villani
Pavlova
Mile
Paviova
Ivan Clustine
Penaderon
Comany
Malaguena
Dan G Hughes Dies at Local Hospital
Dan G Hughes longtime assistant to the Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture and Perry native dies after weeks of illness. He was born August 30, 1876, studied at Tech and UGA, helped create the state market bureau and farm credit system. Survived by parents, a brother and sister, funeral at Barclay & Brandon with burial in Perry.
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Dan G Hughes
Commie- Moner of Agriculture
Dudley M Hughes
Washington
Hughes
Hughes Ia
Dilsys Heantin Hughes
Danville
Harvey Hill
Atlanta
D Price
Perry
Georgia ‘Tech
University of Georgia
Be Tier
Chi Phi Fraternity
Commissioner of Agriculture
Georgia Agricultural Society
JD Price
Mr Hughes
Dan Hughes
Georgia
Harris
Mc Hughes
Hom Stanley
Commerce and Labor
Lee Worsham
John O 'Hart
Barclay & Brandon
Arthur H Gordon
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Central of Georgia Railway
John F Ridley
R Stallings
F KH. Boland
Ya Batchelor
Wiliams
Fred Lewis Arminius Wright
Tf E Williams
Capitol
John T Dennis
The
Chighi Alumni Association of Atlanta
Frank Ro Mitchell
JG Oglesbury
Phinizy Calhoun
Frank K Boland
Frank Pieming
Charles H. Black
Arthur Glarke
Arminius Wright
Burton ‘Marke
Wharton Mitchell
Health Board to Open Meeting on Addict Treatment Policy
The state board of health will hold a special meeting next Monday to consider methods for treating drug addiction. Dr Howard J Williams of Macon announced the session will be open to the public amid wide interest and inquiries about admission. Attendees may include Internal Revenue Collector A. O Blalock and Governor Nat E. Harris, with debate over establishing a capital in Atlanta and whether such an institution should exist in a city of Atlanta’s size.
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State Board of Health
Howard J Willams
Macon
Williams
State Board
Internal Revenue
A. O Blalock
Nat EB Iharris
Peter F Bahngen
Crift Harris
Board of
Zenith
Bialock
Atlanta
Police Reporters Play Parts in Clever Crooks Play
Police reporters from The Journal The Constitutions and The Georgian star in a staged production of Allan Jimmy Valentine at the Atlanta theater Tuesday night. Ward Morehouse Lesie Rawlings James A Belflower portray Jimmy Valentine Valentines pal Hill Avery. Female leads include Miss Hivena Neal Miss Mabel Achar Carolyn Wingate. The plot follows ex-convicts who turn honest in the third act after time in Sing Sing.
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A Janta
Paul Armstrongs
Allan Jimmy Valentine
Atlanta
Jimmy Valentine
Ward Morehouse
The
Journal
Valentines Pal
Jaclyn
Lesilé Rawlings
James A. Belflower
Hill Avery
Sing Sing
Three Rooks
Valentine
Hivena Neal
Mabel Achar
Carolyn Wingate Lave
Not Wilder Auto Cleared in Peachtree Street Incident
Wilder the candy manufacturer was charged with reckless running after a woman on Peachtree Street was struck. The court found the vehicle not his, he testified he was at home and not involved, and the case was dismissed.
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Wilder Auto
Peachtree ST
Miles Goes on Trial For Killing of Eady Before Judge Thomas
The stage is set for the trial this morning of J H Miles rooming house operator at 22 East Elis street who shot and killed Anderson M Eady January 15 in front of the formers home. The trial will be before Judge W O Thomas of Valdosta in the absence of Judge Ben Hil. Miles is defended by Autores and Smith. Star witnesses are two women including Annie Sundick stepdaughter of the defendant testimony is self defense. Mrs Elizabeth Berkey sister of the dead man will testify she had her brother in her arms when Miles shot him. The tragedy grew from Miles attempting to stop Eady's alleged conduct on the street.
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Haas
J H Miles
East Elis Street
Anderson M. Eady
Wo E Thomas
Valdosta
Ben Hil
Miles
Autores
Smith
Annie Sundick
Elizabeth Berkey
Ady
Judge W. T. Newman Keeps Working After Fall
Judge W T Newman of the United States district court continues to work at his office daily despite a heavy fall he sustained earlier, remaining steady and productive in his duties.
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W. T. Newman
W T Newman
United States District Court
Dodson’s Liver Tone replaces calomel in 1900s ad
An advert touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a vegetable, safe alternative to calomel. It claims calomel causes salivation, illness, and lost days, while Liver Tone starts the liver without stomach upset and prevents salivation.
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Selia
Dodson
Dodaon
Bankruptsy Petition Filed Against Dorfan Merchant
Jogi Dorian a merchant of 70 Edgewood avenue was placed in involuntary bankruptcy through papers filed in the United States court yesterday. Assets are the stock of goods on hand at the store valued at several hundred dollars while liabilities are bills payable to three New York firms totaling 077. The petition was brought through the New York firm.
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Jogi Dorian
Edgewood Avenue
United States
New York
Linton Ingraham Seeks Funds for Sparta Negro School
Linton Ingraham, principal of the Speria Agricultural and Industrial Institute in Sparta, Ga, tours Atlanta to raise 2000 dollars for an academic building. He carries letters from notable Georgians endorsing the effort. The school, owned by Hancock County Board of Education, serves 185 students and is among the state's most successful colored institutions.
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Linton
Ingraham
Speria Agricultural and Industrial Institute
Sparta
Atlanta
Boston
Sparte
Board of Education of
Hancock
State Chamber Hosts Big Lunch in Winder
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce held a lunch in Winder on Wednesday as the first in a series to bring the chamber closer to business interests. Mrs W C Horton of the Winder WCTU led the event with President C J Haden and field secretary J G Wheatley present. Judge G A Johns of Winder preached, with talks by several local citizens.
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Winder
W C Horton
Winder Woman 5 Christian Temperance Union
Lund
C J Haden
J G Weathely
Chamber
G A Johns
Ciizens
Georgia Railroad Commission May Eliminate Owner's Risk Ratings
The Georgia Railroad Commission plans to consider eliminating owner’s risk ratings from current classifications. A meeting is set for Tuesday, March 14, in Atlanta to hear criticisms and suggestions from shippers and the public. The commission released a comparative tabulation of present articles with owner’s risk and carrier’s risk ratings and the proposed carrier’s rating to observe in place of owner’s risk.
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State Railroad Commission
Georgia Commissioners
Georgia
Commission
Atlanta
Night School at Georgia Tech Sees Surge in Applications
New applications flood in for the spring term of the free night school at Georgia Tech. Men and boys of all ages seek the courses in electricity, mechanical engineering, chemistry, and other fields offered without charge by the regular Tech faculty. Registration opens February 2, aimed at those who cannot attend daytime classes and those already in business seeking practical knowledge to advance.
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Georgia School of Technology
J G. Abit
Avnce Ita
Time it! Pape's Diapepsin cures stomach woes
An ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast remedy for gas, heartburn, indigestion, and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes by aiding digestion, prevents nausea, headaches, and sour breath, and offers a fifty cent bottle for home use.
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Papa
Alabama Hall Planned for Emory University Campus
Representatives of the Alabama Methodist conference in Montgomery adopted plans to erect a building on Emory University campus named Alabama Hall. The cost is not less than $60,000 with Bishop Warren A. Candler reporting strong support from North Alabama and delegates urging Atlanta to back the Emory campaign to make the institution the finest of its kind in the South.
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Board of Education
Alabama Methodist Conference
Montgomery
Als
Emory University
Alabama Hall
Atlanta
Warren A. Candler
South
Bishop Candler
Allantane
North Alabama
Emory
Pine-Tar-Honey Gargle Aids Hoarseness Relief
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Gargle helps loosen mucous and soothe irritated throats. The antiseptic honey mixture is promoted for singers and workers to restore voice quickly and prevent complications from colds and influenza. price 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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