Mysterious Auto Used by Revolutionists Seized in Riga
A mysterious auto linked to a revolt group recently appeared in Riga with a complete auto of printing revolutionary literature. Six plant workers were detained as police pursue charges connected to D1 Lupokine, a St. Petersburg farmer, while prosecutors seek eight years hard labor or exile to Siberia. The probe also revisits the Count Witte case after investigators found an Infernal machine in a store within Witte’s house during the February 11 1907 incident.
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Riga
Tadey
Lupokite
Siberia
Count Witte
M. Kolosoff
Black Hundred
Witte
Law Is a Farce in Sheriff and Mayor Remarks
A garbled report shows Mayor Teague and Sheriff Hood accusing enforcement of a promotion law as a farce. They claim officers misinterpret the law, with concerns it is being ignored citywide and that deputies have been instructed to enforce or halt activity as they see fit.
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Montgomery
Aia
Mater
Teague
Someton
Spade
Hood
Tnetene
Castro Recovers Health After Berlin Sojourn
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela leaves Berlin for Dresden with plans for a prolonged stay. He is reported fully restored to health after receiving treatment. A Berlin newspaper story notes lavish expenditures during his time in the city and his arrival with many beggars letters in hand.
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Castro
Bern
Cipriano Castro
Venszusla
Congressman Nichols Resigns From District UMWA Post
Congressman Thomas D. Nichols today resigned as president of United Mine Workers District No. 1 after seven years in office citing ill health as the season. Sorantos and Pilebriacy are noted in the report.
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Sorantos
Thomas D. Nichols
United Mine Workers of America
Hancock Plan Indorsed to Cut City Council Size
Huddleston Johnston and Wright back Alderman Hancock’s push to shrink council and boards. Several officials favor the plan. Mayor Maddox appears aligned with it, while others say they will study the issue. The proposal targets five council members per ward and twelve board members per board, totaling about 170 with officials. The council plans to introduce the resolution at the March meeting and seek charter revision committee action.
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W. A. Hancock
General Council
Alderman Hancock
Commonl
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Maddox Favre
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Steve R. Johnston
Counslman
J. T. Weight
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Johnston
Council
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Anc
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Aventa
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Pape Legislative Department
Carliest
God Legler
Roman
Counct
Huddleston
Charter Revuelon Committee
County Boasts Wonderful Soil in South Georgia
Coffee County farmers report remarkable results from lands around Willacoochee and Douglas. Cotton yields include Sea Island bales on small plots and high corn output from oats-to-cotton rotations. Local figures show thriving hogs, peanuts, and sugar cane while noting health considerations and a bustling town with two railroads and electric lights.
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Coffee County
Wy Bugrie Bey
Wittecooches
South Georgia
Fermere
Lend
Coffer
Berrien
Lowfides
Brook
Cobb
de Kath
Claxtey
Rockdale
Coffes County
Clinch County
Coffee
Ben Hill County
Se Island
Douglas
Sea Island
Overstreet
Peterson
Lolt
Boa. Tanner
Willacoothee
Wilson
Georgia
T. W. Dorsett
Roberts
J. T. Chappall & Co
Hoga
A. Gasking
Willacoochee
Dector
B. F. Sitamectin
Summeriin
Willacooches
Hasaya
Cardus praised by druggists for female trouble relief
The article extols druggists as wise and trustworthy, recommending Cardus for female disorders. It cites letters of relief from thousands of women and claims Cardus, made from pure vegetable ingredients, relieves head and backache, nervousness, irregularity, and general weakness with gentle, natural action.
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Cardus
Card
Cardut
Speaker Cannon’s First Floor Return Sparks Ongoing House Debate
Washington February 19 Speaker Cannon for the first time in this Congress took the floor and replied to Minnesota’s Mr David who urged naming disorderly members. Vermont’s Mr Foster proposed desks as a remedy while the speaker recalled past refusals to name members out of order, citing Speaker Plaine and a memory of Speaker Crisp’s time. The scene ended with Cannon leaving the chamber after addressing the crowd and wearing a broad smile.
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Washington
Cannon
David
Minnesota
Foster
Vermont
Davis
Plaine
McCannon
Crisp
Louyzell
Paying Teller in Littlestein Ends His Life
Jebeiary 1. Littlestein Ark. Wil lam Pollars, paying teller of the German National bank, shot himself in a bedroom after eighteen years with the bank. Despondency said to be the cause. Pollock, with bank twenty seven years, came from Philadelphia where he had been a broker. Brother Louis Pollock resides in Philadelphia. Another brother PD W Pollock lives in Kansas City. Bank officials state accounts are correct.
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Littlestein
Ark
Willam Pollars
German National Bank
Pollock
Bank
Philadelphia
Louis Pollock
Xeslées
PD. W. Pollock
Kansas City
Shumway Sentence Delayed After Scaffold Revelation
Lincoln Neb February 19 The warden announced readiness and guards prepared to move H Meade Shumway to the scaffold but the supreme court delayed the sentence until March after his murder conviction in Bra Saran Clartin school? Note: OCR fragment. core fact is postponement of execution following scaffold setup in Shumway murder case.
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Lincoln
Neb
H. Meade Shumway
Supreme Court
Shumway
Bra
Saran Clartin
Two Negroes Bound Over on Burglary Charges
James Alexander and Charles Roberts, young African American men, were bound over in police court on burglary charges. Alexander had a $2000 bond, Roberts $3000. Officers Willamy and Lloyd arrested them for entering W. B. Estes’s residence at 45 South Pryor Street. Alexander carried a concealed pistol and claimed he was on watch. Roberts was implicated by Alexander and captured at Constitution, Georgia. Roberts was also charged with entering Dora Estes’s bedroom and stabbing her with hair. The defendants confessed to the charges.
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James Alexander
Charles Roberts
Alexander
Roberts
Willamy
Lloyd
W. B.S Wstes
Pryor Street
Constitution
Little Dora Estes
W. B Estes
Motive Power Talk Draws Railroad Men
Dr A A Little continues a series at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association rooms on West Alabama street inviting all railroad men to hear the third talk titled Motive Power. The sessions are open Sunday afternoons with attractive saltroad illustrations and a cordial welcome extended to every man.
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Che Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
West Alabama Street
Steleck
Han
English Divine Called For Daweon Church
Rev J W Turner named as new pastor of Daweon Church Fitzrerald Ga after death of previous rector The church extended a call to Rev F North Tummon of Nottingham Hog Turner arrived early Sunday and decided to settle in the city He sent a cable to his daughter in Rogland to come at once Rev W J Harden of the Presbyterian church left for Birmingham to attend the Laymen Missionary meeting of the Southern Presbyterian Church
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J. W. Turner
Daweon Church
Fitzrerald
St. Matthews
Opa
North Tummon
Nottingham
Hog
Turner
Eirly
Rogland
W. 3. Harden
Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Southern Presbyterian Church
Washington Trip Funds Narrowly Missing
A canvassing committee in Atlanta reports only 1000 dollars short of funds to send 128 military cadets and 1st Georgia National Guard members to Washington for a Taft inauguration parade. If the amount is not raised by Monday, the trip will be abandoned after a final report.
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Conde
Atlanta
Drom
Netlosal Guard
Ington
American National Bank
Mernoon
Henry 8. Jackson
Washington
Memorial service for John F. Barclay at First Methodist Church
A memorial service for John F. Barclay is set for Sunday evening at 9 at the First Methodist Church, honoring his service with the Atlanta congregation. Dr J S Todd will read resolutions, with addresses by B B Crew Henry Hillyer and Judge Howard Van Epps, all linked to his mission work.
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First Methodist Church
John F. Barclay
Atlanta
J. S. Todd
B. B. Crew
Henry Hillyer
Howard van Epps
Barclay
Atlanta Cadets Plan Taft First Banquet in March
Washington reports Taft will attend a March 4 banquet in Atlanta at the Arlington hotel hosted by the Georgia Military Academy and Donald Fraser School. About 250 cadets from the two Georgia institutions will march in the inaugural day parade and Taft will give a short address after arriving earlier in the day.
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Washington
Yen
Teft
Arlington Hotel
Adem
Georgia Military Academ
Donald Fraser
Georgia
Taft
Cadeta
Prohibition Law Pushes for Extra Session in State
Montgomery February 19 The governor’s desire to call an extra session to strengthen prohibition laws dominates discussion. Officials say he seeks reenactment of invalidated Acts and stricter enforcement across the state, with plans to punish violators in every city.
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Aia
Ctair
BB. Comer
le Rovernor
Mombila
Ha Ran
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