Winchester Robbery Linked to Life Sentence in Penitentiary
Crandell Goes to Hartford. Grant Citanegro, who robbed Charlie Fielder of 65 cents and a pocket knife, today received a life sentence in the penitentiary. George L Crandall, a prominent local insurer, has accepted a position with the Travelers Insurance Company in Hartford, Conn, and plans to move with his family after starting the new post. Tarbell to visit the South. Equitable agents’ meeting likely in Atlanta in March.
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Winchester
Grant Citanegro
Penitentiary
Wharlie Fielder
Crandell
Hartford
George L Crindall
Homer
Travelers Insurance Company
Mill Jesse
Conn
Neek
Tndail
Wdall & McGehee
S Home Life Insurance Company of New York
McGehee
Crandall
Atlanta
Tarbell
Gage E Tarbell
Equitable Life
At- Irn
Equitable
Georgia
Alabama
Local Items: Settlements, deaths, and notices
Settlement in the case of Mrs Josephine Thoms against the Southern Railway Company was postponed and then continued. Jot Smith died at 47 after a long illness. The Incant son of Mr and Mrs J C Gavan died an hour after birth. Nancy Burnett, aged, died at Edgewood Avenue. Funeral for William Bollmann held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. interment at Oakland Cemetery. Epworth League Union meeting set for First Methodist Church at 8 pm with program. Liberal famine relief offering collected for Swedes. extended to week’s end. Water board met on routine business. John Epworth Seagle to celebrate Washington’s Birthday with a debate at church. Archie Wixon, the White Boy, fined for robbery. sent to chain gang. Louis Green in Tower after burglary confession.
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Epworth
Atlanta
Epworth League Union
Methodist
Missionary Institute
John Jenkins
Miss Buon
G A Anderson
Daniel Bros
E C Crank
Washington Street
Board OF Watir Commissioners
We Want War Cried Deputies In Italian Assembly
An Italian parliamentary debate provoked by naval costs and Italy’s defense posture shows deputies shouting Do you want war Yes we want war as Morin defends sustained naval spending. He notes Italy’s geographic risk and mass immigrant outflow while larger powers boost navy budgets despite Italy cutting spending by 2.2 million dollars.
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Rome
Chamber of Vepyes
Lissa
Morin
Maine
Center
Italy
Great Britain
France
United States
Mrs Dickson Improving Mind Clears Daily
Mrs Dickson shows steady improvement at Aikin-Conoper sanitarium with increasing clarity of mind. Doctors report progress last week, believing full restoration to normal condition is possible, though she remains ill and under care.
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Aikin-Conoper Sanitarium
Robbers loot St Isaac's Cathedral art theft
A burglary at St Isaac's Cathedral in St Petersburg reports unknown thieves entering the building and removing a picture of the Savior along with three diamonds valued at about $50,000 from the flame of the artwork.
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St Petersburg
Cathedral of St Isaac
Jase
Deafness Cure Claim for Catarrh and Eustachian Tube
An 19th century style advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, says catarrh causes nine of ten cases, and promises $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes Hall's Family Pills and Toledo company contact.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Leatherman Bate
J. R. Leatherman
M. D
Austell
Atlanta
Youthful Sailor Winnie Detained After Habeas Corpus
Norfolk February 18 Captain Charles McThomas testifies in U S court why Chester A Winnie a young sailor was not released. Winnie enlisted in the navy after running away from New York. his discharge was secured on habeas corpus on February 7. Detention follows lack of official notification. Winnie’s father travels from New York as the case ends.
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Norfolk
Charles Mc Thomas
Franklin
United States
Waddill
Chester A Winnie
Winnie
New York State
W . Venable
Navy
Thomas
Winnies
New York
From Prison to an Office
Lansing Michigan February 18 Thomas J Navin of Detroit who served a term in the Jackson store prison from March 1885 to December 18% for forgery and was pardoned was today appointed by Governor Bliss a member of the Jackson prison board and the appointment was confirmed by the state Senate Navin said his life in prison left him with ideas of reform which he is anxious to work out as a member of the board.
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Lansing
Mich
Thomas J Navin
Detroit
Store
Jackson
Bliss
State Senate
Navin
Iis Hfe
Cash Men In Convention In Eagan At Piedmont Hotel
Officers and salesmen of the Sixth District of the National Cash Register Company met in annual convention at the Piedmont hotel in Eagan with headquarters in Atlanta. Day dawned with education and advancement as aims, lectures to be given by Dayton home office officials I F La Brun A J Langer C Wilgers Lee Councilman C W Harmanson P Warren. Informal dinners planned with talks on company subjects. Attending salesmen include J W Jones J E West M oA Elliott J F LeBron VO Wilgers C W Harmanson A J Langer Lee Councilman T W White BP Warren A Laxirter G N Lingham D B Boyd N I Truett Montgomery H E Hogle A Beniton R Bradford Cook C M Scott H E Upshaw CD C G Feain L B Graham R F Nuant P M Kensh G E Hazard JU
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National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Piedmont Hotel
Eagan
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisianna
Florida
North
South Carolina
Prevent I. F. la Brun
A. J Langer
C Wilgers Lee Councilman
C W Harmanson
P Warren
Miedmont
Ha Brun
W_ Jones
J_E West M
Oa Elliott
J F LeBron
VO Wilgers
A J Langer
Lee
T W_ White
BP Warren
A Laxirter
G N. Lingham
B Boyd
Truett
Mr Montgomery
Hogle
Beniton
Bradford
Cook
Scott
Upshaw
Graham
Nu‘ant
Kenseh
Hazard
Texas Wonder Hall Great Discovery Cures KidneyBladder
Texas Wonder Hall announces a great discovery promising to cure kidney and bladder troubles. The bottle claims to remove gravel and bladder stones, relieve aches, regulate digestions, and aid children’s health. Manufactured by Dr E W Hall in St Louis, Missouri. testimonials and dealer availability noted.
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Texas
E. W. Hail
F. O
Louis
Notable Local Names List Incomplete Reading
A fragment lists Ward J E ODonnell J M Smith A B Huffired WwW Burruss Mr Jacos W M Paton George W John RC For man H M Mrely L Brybarger H M Drifcos J A Franklin R L Par man H Hf Garrish J E Eagan. The source provides a partial roster style excerpt with several unreadable or corrupted entries.
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Hern Pacific
Via
St. Paul
Ngton
Avery Wina
Puity
Billings
Eo Atlanta
Pany
Dte
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U.S Gov. Bonds
Joan F. DrypEn
D. Ward
Epear
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Forrest F. Dryden
Evwarp Kayovuse
T. C. E. Blanchard
Jacos BE
Wilbur S. Johnson
Gouna
F.C. Blanchard
Supervior Loan Dept
Epwarp Gray
Vanuwrrse Riker
Barretary
Leslie P. Warp
Evwarp H. Hamma
Robert L. Euerage
Fridrric A. BoyLe
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Joan K. Gore
Frederick H. Johnston
Henry Overgne
George W. Muunsick
Wm. Perry Watson
Frederick TL. Hoffman
Home Office
Newark, N.d
Life Insurance
Pete
Josephine Thoms
Southern Railway Company
Jot Smith
Wigson Henrys J Smith
Simpson Street
Afty
Macon
J C Gavan
Whitehall Street
Oakland Cemetery
Nancy Burnett
James L Burnett
Edgewood Avenue
William Bollmann
Warfetta Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Orklant Cemetery
Io John Epworth Seagle
Washington
Vwashington
Napoleon
Nora Kincaid
Stetchi
Co Brewer
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Lokey
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Archie Wixon
Louis Green
Dr Roy
St Louis
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Court of Criminal Correction
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Weather Bureau
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