Hoke Smith Returns From Washington On Osage Lease
Hoke Smith came back from Washington after discussing Secretary Hitchcock and the Osage lease issue. He declined further comment, saying the interview published last Sunday was sufficient and that the matter seemed closed. He noted the lease had been extended ten years on 600 acres after the Osage claimants presented their case to Congress and a committee reviewed the facts.
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Ion Foke Smith
Washington, D. C
Ingerson
Secretary of Interior
Hitchcock
of the Interior
Smith
St Fret
Bower
Washington Star
Star
Department
Washington City
Waen
Smithward
Litchcock
Hi,m
Congress
Rhode Island
Levy not made yesterday on Georgia Road property
Sheriff Nelms did not levy on the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company yesterday after tax warrants totaling 126,974 dollars were issued by the Comptroller General. Deputy Shropshire said no levy had occurred and may not occur immediately, noting time for advertising and the company’s sufficient property to cover the debt.
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Georgia Road
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Nelms
Wright
Shropshire
Water break closes plants in Cincinnati
Cincinnati February 21 More than a thousand men were put out of work as water mains broke at Broadway and Elm Street. Downtown from Third Street to the Amy was affected as pressure dropped, forcing closures until repairs restore supply. several days expected.
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Cincinnati
the Ark
Broadway
Englith
Shia
Third Strat
Amy
Masonic Jewels
Local craftsman offers a full line of Masonic and fraternal emblems including buttons rings charms and jewels with capability to fulfill any design or combination desired.
Alumni Dinner Tonight Of B H S Alumni Association
The second annual dinner of the Boys High School Alumni Association occurs tonight at the Kimbell house cafe. Chairman William M. Goodwin has all arrangements. officers for the coming year will be elected. Over 128 alumni have paid the annual fee of 1, and a small group of invited guests includes Major Slaton and professors Slaton and Bass. Speakers include Clark Howell on To Be or Not To Be and The Bas High School of 1905. A varied programme and speeches are planned with impromptu remarks and promises of a lively gathering on Washington’s birthday.
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Alumni Association of the
Boys’ High School
Kimbell House
William M. Goodwin
Atlanta
Major Slaton
Willam Bf. Slaton
Principe
William A. Bass
Clark Howell
Whiliam M. Slaton
Bas' High School
Rewben Arnold
Fae
Eugene Slack
Alumni Association
Washington
Pimples and Eruptions and Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims
The article argues pimples and eruptions arise from impure blood. It claims cures come only from correcting that condition, not external remedies. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills are said to purify the blood and permanently cure eruptions, urging readers to accept no substitutes.
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Hood
Berea College Fined for Coeducation Ban in Kentucky
Richmond Kentucky February 21 Berea College fined 1000 for violation of a law passed by the Kentucky General Assembly prohibiting coeducation of white and colored races The college had contended the act unconstitutional after the indictment followed a technical violation The judge ruled the law constitutional and the case moves to the Kentucky Court of Appeals with possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Richmond
Bereaeollege
General Assembly of Kentucky
Berem College
College 154 Corporation
Benton
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington Birthday Program At Boys High School
Speakers from the Alciphromian Literary and Debating Society will discuss Washington this morning at 11:30 in the society hall. Baylor Landrum and others will present talks on Washington as president General Patriot influence on foreign countries and gentleman. A portrait of Governor Alfred H. Colquitt will be presented by Blair Foster with Gordon Greenlee delivering the acceptance.
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Boys’ High School
Alciphromian Literary and Debating Society
George Washington
Bors
Baylor Landrum
Washington
Gordon Greenlee
Virginian congressman John W. Lawson dies in 1900s
Dr. John W. Lawson aged 66 former congressman from the second Virginia district and notable attendee of the Virginia constitutional convention died at his home near Smithfield Virginia His dying wish to be buried in his Confederate uniform will be honored in accordance with his request and carried out near Norfolk Virginia February 21.
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Norfo
John W Lawson
Congress
Virginia
Smithfeld
Charity meeting seeks DeForrest visit for March rally
Walter G. Copper concedes momentum for a charity fundraiser as he confirms efforts to bring Hon. Robert W. DeForrest of New York to speak at a mass meeting. The plan hinges on DeForrest confirming for March 2 with further talks possible later in the week. Local merchants and traveling men, including T. N. Conrad and S. H. Marcum, are noted at the Kimball and Piedmont hotels as the city hosts visitors and discusses Cuba annexation sentiment amid a busy social scene.
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Walter G. Conper
Chamber of Remerce
Ely
Tom Anwers
Robert W. DeForrest
New York
Cooner
Copper
S& H
K. R. Warman
Chicago
Piedmont
Salisbury
Kimball
J A Gary Bound Over In Rape And Wine Theft Case
J A Gary was bound over by Acting Recorder Councilman Foster to higher courts on two charges. The parties involved live on Mason and Turner ferry road. Bail set at 200 dollars for each count and a 1575 dollar penalty was added. The case, postponed to gather two witnesses, centers on alleged improper advances to Mrs Rosa Bernard and theft of jugged wine from Robert Hardemeyer, with Gary defending that Hardemeyer offered wine.
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Hayleg
Rosa Bernard
Robert Hardemeyer
Mason and Turner Ferry Road
J A
Gary
Foster
Broyles
Bernard
J.A Gary
Justice Pucket
Etaira
Hardemeyer
Sam
Atlanta Press Club Day Dinner at Sheltering Arms
Atlanta event at the Sheltering Arms Restaurant at 20 East Alabama Street offers a bird and turkey dinner prepared by the Ladies of Atlanta and served by the prettiest. All proceeds, 50 cents per plate, go directly to charity.
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Atlanta
Jimmy Farnsworth
New York
Ralph Bingham
Eth Gentiamen
Sheltering Arms
Mr. Farnsworth
Ralph Hingham
Bremmed
Fresh Club
Torstrow
Atlanta Press Club
Alabama St
Heaviest in thirty years river ice halts Natchez navigation
For the first time in six years navigation between Natchez and Vicksburg is suspended due to heavy floating ice. The Mississippi river is filled with ice from bank to bank in the heaviest flood in thirty years. The ferry Bayou Sara and Atchafalaya and Ouachita river packets leaving Natchez may be delayed by the ice.
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Natchez
Meg
Natches
Vickeburg
Bayou Sara
Atchafalaya
OuacNt
Miller Co Sells New Book The Clansmaz Tale
The Missouri Miller Company offers Thomas Dixon's latest work The Clansmaz Tale at postpaid price 120 dollars. The average love story features Ko LL Kian Tretoeudgus Pol ant Bene ational Axor. available over the counter.
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MO. M. Miller CO
Thos. Dixon
Water Report Near At Hand From Cannels Committee
The water works committee has prepared an awaited report on the water department. Councilmen Carter Patterson Wikle and Mayor Woolard have led the inquiry and may present the document at the water board meeting this afternoon. City officials expect a possible controversy and Mayor Woolard may call a special meeting if the report is not ready for submission. General Manager Park Woodward has retained Attorney Reuben Arnold for possible defense.
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Water Works Committee
Cannels
Water Department
Water Board
Carter
Patterson
Wikle
Woolard
Woodward
Park Woodward
Reuben Arnold
Efreies
Fancy Vest Free With Orders At Southern Tailoring
From now onto March 5 we will give free one fancy vest with every order for 4 suit of clothes. Southern Tailoring Co. 14 N. Forsyth St.
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Southern Tailoring Co
N. Forsyth St
Names Selected by Committee for Atlanta Charity Group
The Associated Charities of Atlanta was chosen as the organization’s name by the committee appointed by Dr. T. D. Longino. A subcommittee finalized the draft constitution and name in the chamber of commerce, with W. G. Cooper chairing. The general committee will review the draft Friday morning, then present it to the full association.
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Associated Charities of Atlanta
T. D. Longino
W. G. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
B Wilmer
George Muse
H L. Crumley
David Marx
Dr. Marz
General Committee
Association
Premiums to be considered for state fair offerings
Officers of the Atlanta Fair Association and the Georgia State Agricultural Society will meet at the Piedmont Hotel to set agricultural premiums for the next state fair. About $22,000 in premiums are debated, with $12,000 earmarked for agriculture, in Atlanta next October. Colonel W B Coney will inspect the Macon rifle range for government use, joined by Major J Van Holt Nash and A G Beatt.
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John BR. Cooper
Macon
Piedmont
Atlanta
State Agricultural Society
Additon
Agricultural Society
Local Fair Association
Atlanta Fair Association
The
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Fiedmont Hotel
Atlanta Mail Association
W. R. Joyner
Frank Weian
Alex Smuth
Thomas Egleston
J. Cohen
BE. R. Black
C. I. Ryan
Coney
W. B. Coney
Savannah
J. van Holt Nash
Aealutant Wo
Mardi Gras 1905 West Point Route Excursion Fare
West Point Route sells Mardi Gras excursion tickets to New Orleans Mobile Pensacola for one first class fare plus twenty one cents on March 1 to 6 inclusive. Extension to March 25 granted for limited travel. Reservations at Palace Sleepers City Office Fourth National Book Building.
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West Point
New Orleans
Moltic
Pensacola
Palace Sleepers
City Omce
Fourth National Book Building
Whitney Opens Estate in Aiken For Winter Residence
Special train carried Harry Payne Whitney and a party of thirty eight to Aiken South Carolina to open his late father’s estate and will reside there during the winter. The journey from Jersey City to Aden was a record railroad run with stops only at waiters and coal stations.
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Whitney
Aiken
Augusta
Harry Payne Whitney
Aikien
S. C
Jersey City
Aden
Aken
Dinner by Atlanta Ladies Delights Social Set
A charitable dinner prepared by the esteemed Ladies of Atlanta and served to guests by the city’s most noted women, highlighting community involvement and refined hospitality.
Taylor Outlines His Case for Students Moot Court
Former Kentucky Governor Taylor sends a letter to a Drake University student impersonating Ira in a mock trial. He outlines his defense in detail, stating he helped bring the mountaineers to the state capitol for moral effect and that they left five days before Goebel's assassination. He asserts no knowledge of the conspiracy and remains active in supporting the trial materials.
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ES Moines
Iowa
Taylor
Kentucky
Ofl Miseman
Ira
Drake University
State Capitol
Goebel
Caleb Powers
Frankfort
Wheatley May Enter the Race for Senate Presidency
Americus Ga February 21 Special in view of the withdrawal of Walter Steed for the presidency of the senate and the mix up of W W Osborne and West the friends of Crawford Wheatley have about determined to put him in the race. He is a popular senator elect and his friends will push him vigorously as a strong adversary to any already announced candidate.
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Americus
Walter Steed
Senate
W. W. Osborne
W. & West
Crawford Wheatley
Georgia
Times-Recorder
Wheatley
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F. Men and Wife
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Fave Apartments
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