Roosevelts Probe Into Indian Frauds Ordered
President Roosevelt moved to intensify investigations into frauds tied to the five civilized tribes in Indian Territory. He countermanded attempts to quash indictments and authorized broader inquiries as tribal relations end after March. Secretary Hitchcock submitted a detailed report, urging firm government action.
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Roos
Five Civilized Tribes
Inter
Aaa
Washington Whett
Indian Territory
Waca
Tla
Hitchcock
Attar
Moody
Will Show Prize Fight Reproduced At Peachtree Auditorium
Scrap between Britt and Nelson to be shown at Peachtree Auditorium despite messy OCR. Film will reproduce the light weight championship bout nearly in full, drawing fans who missed the San Francisco Colma event. Nelson's management and Jeffries as referee noted, with betting odds and crowd impact mentioned.
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Britt
Nelson
Zorecal
Peachtree
San Francis
Eoe
Colma
Yes
Miter i
Sporting
Jeffries
Britt Money
Ally
M Nelson
Himehe
Pyramid Drug Co Pile Cure Ad Sealed in Plain Wrapper
A historical newspaper fragment promoting a home remedy called Pyramid Cure for piles. The ad claims a free mailing to anyone who writes and promises discreet packaging. It urges readers to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co at 12008 Pyramid Building, Michigan, for free trial information and to purchase the cure by mail.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Bunting
Thomasville men seek charter for Thomasville and Gulf railroad
Prominent Thomasville investors led by CG Snodgrass petition for a 120 mile railroad from Thomasville to St Josephs Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. The line, to be called the Thomasville and Gulf, would extend toward the gulf as an offshoot of the Atlantic and Birmingham. The route passes through Decatur Countys famed tobacco districts and a rich agricultural area.
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Thomasville
St. Joseph's Bay
Gulf
St Joseph's Bay
Gulf of Mexico
C Snedgrass
JE. Evans
Lee Neel
Ralph Neel
M M Cooper
McIntyre
Roddenberg
D Dismuke
W. Mitchell
Snodgrass
Atlantic
Birmingham
Decatur County
Peace in China Fully Expected and Missionary Safety Report
Reports from Methodist Episcopal missions in China say no repetition of the Boxer era is feared. Cablegrams to bishops and mission treasurers report all stations quiet from Tien Tain to Foo Chow Hinghua and Chung King. Missionaries express guarded caution but no current apprehension, noting potential ferment as China modernizes while major upheavals remain unlikely.
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Empire
New York
China
Tienchow
Shanghai
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Bashford
Tien ‘Tain
North China
Nanking
Central China
Chung King
Foo Chow
Foo Chow Ang Hinghau
Henven
Arthur Smith
Larga
Spanghal
American Minister Attends Christian IX Funeral in Plain Dress
In Roskilde Denmark February 18 a grand state funeral for King Christian IX featured limited diplomatic display, with American minister Mr O'Brien in simple evening dress representing President Roosevelt. The ceremony included a sarcophagus burial, volleys, organ music, and a royal procession, with wreaths valued around $100,000.
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Roskilde
Denmark
Christian IX
Clerey
O'Brien
Roosevelt
M Scaventus
Foreign Office
Rutsdag
Frederick
Louisa
Wiliam
Boergam
Europe
Paull
Catafalque
Victim of accident dies after waiting for recovery
James T Thompson a railroad watchman of 15 Earl Street died at Grady hospital after being struck by a freight train near John Street crossing last Monday night He remained unconscious and never regained senses despite hospital efforts He is survived by his wife and several children Funeral services are set for 2 pm at Barclay Brandon Chapel with burial in Hollywood Pallbearers listed.
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James T Thompson
Earl Street
Western and Atlanta Railroad
Grady Hospital
John Street
James Thompson
Grady
Barclay & Brandon
Brolly- Wood
C J Barley
J H Carmen
J P Smith
J L McLean
Charles Hennes
J. J. Mullin
New President Takes Office in France After Peaceful Transfer
Paris reports Clement Armand Fallieres assumed the duties of president as former President Loubet retired to private life. The transfer occurred at the Elysee Palace amid formal ceremonies with cavalry guards and cheers of Long live the President. Loubet praised peace and unity, while Fallieres vowed to uphold civic virtues and France's honor. Premier Rouvier handed the cabinet resignation, and ministers agreed to continue in office.
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Paris
Clement Armand Fallieres
France
Loubet
Blysee Palace
Louwbet
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
M Pallieres
Fallieres
M. Fallieres
MM ‘Fallieres
Grand
Luxembourg Pailace
Elysee
M .Fallieres
Republic
Fallierds
Elynee Palace
Rouvier
Fallteres
Mornine
Fallleres
Parliament Prorogued If Needed by Force of Arms
Budapest February 18 A tense day looms as Hungary's parliamentary coalition pledges resistance to royal prerogative. The crown may dissolve parliament by force if necessary, while the coalition plans protests and contends constitutional liberty. Romanian troops reportedly deployed to Budapest as clashes seem possible. new elections could follow the dissolution.
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Budapest
Hungary
John B Stetson Dies in Deland Florida
John B Stetson the Philadelphia hat magnate died at his winter home near Deland after apoplexy. His death shocked relatives and the town as mourners prepared to ship the body to Philadelphia. he built a vast hatmaking business after moving to the area in 1885 and left a widow.
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John B.stetson
Deland
Deland, Fla
John B Stetson
Philadelphia
Gillen
Stetson
University
Astees
Philadelphi
John Bo
Philadiphiw
Metsun
Ainter
Jona
Sletsan
Wasburg i Orange NS
Deaths take note of local obsequies in Atlanta area
Funeral notices from a late Friday death list multiple services across Atlanta. A E Mack and Mrs S E Harrison held at Westview cemetery with Apache tribe rites. Mrs F Bigsby and Mrs Elizabeth Conner honored in family homes. Hubert L Sample from Granville Ohio mourned in Atlanta. infant Emmett Womack interred at Selbywood after services at home. Sallie James laid to rest at Capitel Avenue Baptist church with burial at Westview.
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A. EB. Mack
First Methodist Church
A E Mack
Charles E. Dowman
Apache Tribe No 31
Order of Red Men
Westview Cemetery
Courtland Street
E. V. Harrison
F. & Bigsby
F . Bigsby
Gordon Street
Wertview Cemetery
Indy
Hubert L. Sample
Hubert L. Schape
I Lehe
Piedmont Avenue
Sampl
Granville
Ohio
Atlanta
Elizabeth Conner
Elizabeth Ws Conner
Eliah Conner
Warrenton
Mrf Milner
Simpson
Bru
Sallie James
Capitel Avenue Baptist Church
Emmett Womack
Womack
H J Womack
Strong Street
Une
Selbywood Cemetery
Direct Route to Florida Excites Railroad Interest
Atlanta capitalists push a direct Tampa to Brooksville line named Tampa Northern, linking Atlanta to Florida’s west coast. The project promises reduced shipper costs, broader regional development, and rapid growth for Atlanta and Southeast Florida through strengthened rail infrastructure and new markets.
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Florida
Atlanta
Tampa
Four killed by dynamite in Pennsylvania mine explosion
Wilkesbarre Pa February 16 four men were killed by two dynamite explosions in the Tuttonweed mine south of the city today.
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Wilkesbarre Pa
Tuttonweed Mine
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