Russian officers of Lena paroled to stay in San Francisco
Washington reports Admiral McCalla received a parole from three Russian officers of the Lena who left Mare Island for San Francisco. They pledged not to roam beyond the city without presidential permission or a Russo Japan settlement. No orders issued to suspend parols. St Petersburg has not replied for further guidance.
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Washington
Admiral McCalla
More Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Arehow
St. Petersburg
San Fracisco
United States
Japan
Admiral McCaild
Navy Department
State Department
Angeles
Mare Island
Texas
McTalla
McCain
Peach Growers to Meet Today in Georgia
Macau Ga February 21 Special The George Peach Growers Association and the State Entomology Club will meet in a joint annual session in this city tomorrow Nearly 2000 invitations have been sent to peach growers in and other states by Secretary F W Hazlehurst.
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Macau
George Peach Growers
Peach Grotvens
Ins
F. W. Hazlehearst
Revenue shows increase in January 1905 collections
Washington February 21 The monthly statement of internal revenue shows January 1905 receipts at 17,980,443 up 484,959 from January 1904. Spirits lead with 10,888,025 down 13,800, tobacco 3,504,254 up 522,380, fermented liquors 2,839,295 down 346,700, oleomargarine 48,097, meresse 18,635, adulterated butter 1.02 up 1.02, renovated butter 184,756 up 41, SGS41 miscellaneous 100,95 down 113,243. For seven months total receipts 139,799,556 down 144,658 vs 1904.
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Washington
Brunswick
Wheel thieves to be punished in Georgia crime
Columbus Georgia February 21 special. Georgia lawmakers may place bicycle theft in the horse stealing class with equal penalties. The issue spurs from repeated bicycle thefts statewide and a Augusta firm letters to local dealers seeking support for a harsher law. Other items: a gaming house case dismissed in recorder's court, Campbell resting well after being shot, a negro burglar captured in Alabama, Brightwell files bankruptcy, a Dadeville Alabama couple wed in Columbus, revival preparations at First Baptist, BNai Brith celebration, Midvale armor plate contract awarded, a bankruptcy petition withdrawn and Push Hardware case dismissed.
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Columbus
Specter
Georgia
Augusta
Columous
Garenrusry
Recorder's Court
Preston Brooks
Campbell
Grover Wills
J. ©. Chadwick
Rusgel
Seale
Ala
Jim’ Collins
Cpson County
Collins
Hatchechubbee
Mave
Hatcheehubbee
Wends
Thomas H.’ East
Em L. Jackson
Dadeville
Theo Concland
Congresstion of
First Baptist Church
Gr. Smith
Temple B'Nal Jarael
Push Hardware Company
Clarence P. Bush
E. Phillips
Annual Georgia Y M C A Session Closes With Impassioned Addresses
The twenty sixth annual Georgia State Y M C A convention in Waverosd Ga closes after a day of papers and discussions. Speakers include BE S McFadden C I Geis W C Lowe Edwin Hil H C Williams F L Mallory Lot Warren Co L Gates and H O Williams. The program covered religious development physical work and international relations. The closing address noted railroad and industry support for association buildings and pensions. Delegates unified in a farewell singing of Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.
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Waverosd
Georgia
Columbus
Edwin Hil
Augusta
H. C. Williams
Richmond
F. L. Mallory
Macon
Lot Warren
Co. L. Gates
W. A. Waggoner
Atlanta
Charles Whiteney
C. Holt
J. M. Graham
Savannah
C. L. Gates
P. L. Reynolds
Augusta Association
H. A. Rowland
Athens
First Methodist
H. O. Williams
Janse Manufac Wg
Young Men Christian Association
Equitable Life Wins Foreign Insurance Case in Wisconsin
Madison Wis February 21 1905 Evitable Life Assurance Society on behalf of foreign insurers won a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling reversing the Dane county circuit court. The case centered on section 1952 of the revised statutes and whether may in the statute is mandatory. The court held the statute is permissive and permitted deferred dividend policies, which comprise about 75 to 80 percent of policies issued, as valid and not unlawful. J G Flanders D T Watson and Bainbridge Colby of Alexander Colby represented the society. Wisconsin attorney general represented the Insurance Commissioner.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Dane County Circuit Court
Host
Supreme Court
Equitable
J. G. Flanders
D. T. Watson
Bainbridge Colby
Alexander & Colby
New York
Dentists Meet at Memphis to Discuss Revival
A joint convention of the southern branch of the National Dental Association and the Tennessee State Association gathered about 200 delegates in Memphis, Tenn. February 21. The proposed revival of the old Southern Dental Association was on the agenda, and President Charles Alexander delivered his annual address.
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Southern Association
Memphis
Tenn
National Dental Association
Tennessee State Association
Old Southern Dental Association
Charles Alexander
City to Have Free Delivery in Gainesville
Gainesville Ga February 21 Special The appointment of carriers for free delivery of mails in Gainesville was announced by Postmaster Longstreet John F R Byers Thomas Sjerhold Samuel G Smith and Thomas X Brewer The installation will occur Wednesday March 1 Salaries for carriers are 500 in the first year and 850 thereafter Four carriers are named with a substitute Only four mailboxes and furniture have arrived and quarters are crowded as the town prepares for the new service
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Gainesville
Longstravt
John FR. Byers
Thomag
Sjerhold
Samuel G Smith
Thomas XN. Brewer
West
Cartier
Woodward Under Alias Revealed as J D Ginn in Bigamy Case
Commerce Ga February 21 Special Rev C Woodward Baptist minister convicted of bigamy in Jackson superior court is suspected to have used the alias J D Ginn since 1890. J Cason of Elberton, longtime acquaintance, identified Ginn as Woodward in Jefferson jail. Both men allegedly recognized each other and Woodward promised a life sketch for the press while denying guilt. He has preached, married, and organized churches while living under multiple names.
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Commerce
C. Woodward
Jackson Superior Court
J. D. Ginn
J. D. Woodward
J. Cason
Elberton
Gin
Miss Webb
Cason
J.D. Ginn
Woodward
Jefferson
Lfe
Agreeing On Army Bill In Congress Report Reached
Conferees on the army appropriation agreed on a report covering all but three disputed points between the two houses. The unresolved items include Alaska cable senate amendments, pay of retired officers, and filling vacancies in the assistant cases of the record and pension office. The agreement increases officer pay from 5,000,000 to 5,369,240 and enacts other pay provisions, with adjustments to length of service pay for enlisted personnel and hospital costs at Fort Semmes Houston Texas set at 75,000.
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Washington
Senate
Record and Pension Office
Congress
House
Philippines
United States
Fort, Sem
Houston
Tex
Ladies Social and Talking Club Formed in Johannesburg
The Ladies' Social and Talking Club is established in Johannesburg as a clearing house for social obligations amid poor communication and great distances, aiming to facilitate polite calls and mutual aid.
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Johannesburg
Atlanta Press Club Day at Sheltering Arms Restaurant
An event at Sheltering Arms Restaurant at 20 East Alabama Street features a bird and turkey dinner prepared by Atlanta’s best ladies and served by the prettiest, with all proceeds to charity for 50 cents. The notice also promotes Cheney's Expectorant for croup and cough, a familiar remedy sold at drug stores.
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Atlanta Press Club
Sheltering Arms
Alabama St
Atlanta
Penny Degree for Wild Bill Penny Degree for Wild Bill
President Roosevelt will travel to Philadelphia tomorrow to deliver Washingtons birthday address to the University of Pennsylvania student body and to receive a doctoral laws degree. Emperor William of Germany will also receive the degree of doctor of laws with Ambassador Bierrburg present as the emperor's representative. The president departs Washington at 7 40 a m by the Pennsylvania Railroad, arriving in Philadelphia about 11 o clock. He will be accompanied by Baron Sternburg the German ambassador and Baroness Sternburg. Postmaster General Wynne Senator Knox Secretary Loeb and M A Latta accompany. In Philadelphia the party will be escorted to the University of Pennsylvania for the exercises.
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Washington
Presidant
Roosevelt
Phbtkeieiphtg
University of Pennsylvania
William of Germany
Bierr—burg
Pennayma
Philadelippata
Baron Sternburg
Ambacada
Baroness Sternburg
Wynne
Knox
Pennsylvania
Loeb Awl M.A Latta
Philadelphia
University of Penns
New York Return Tickets via Central of Georgia Railway
Tickets priced at 29 dollars to New York and return offered by Central of Georgia Railway with meals and berth aboard ship. Sales begin February 28 through Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co. and valid for return by March 14. For info and reservations write W Fogg D P A Atlanta Ga.
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New York
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co
Adress W
Savannah
Holmes
WM. B. Clements
Bull Street
Augusta Seizure of Corn Whisky by Officers on Feb Nine
United States gauger Frank Reimann and Deputy Collector Wimberly seized sixty two barrels of corn whisky from a government building cellar in Augusta Georgia on February nine. The operation followed orders from Collector Ruegger and involved Marshal Stainaker and Deputy Wimberly reporting the gauge results. The charge centers on illegal whisky and unpaid tax per gallon tied to a nearby distillery.
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Augusta
Frank Reimann
United States Gauger
Savannah
Wimberly
Rednana
H. A. RueRer
Atlanta
Devely
Marshal Stalnaker
Richardson-Downey Wa
Levees Declared Safe Ahead of Spring Floods
Mississippi levee board members in Jackson during Masonic meetings say no apprehensions about the spring rise and confidence that le vees will withstand the highest flood.
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Jackron
Miss
Mississippi
Death of Remarkable Men in Indiana
Two notable deaths reported in Indiana. Anthony Watt of Connorsville, 82, oldest Elks member in the world. Henry Krueger of Boone County, 84, veteran of German, English, and American forces who fought in the Charge of the Light Brigade.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Anthony Watt
Connorsville
the Elks
Henry Krueger
Boone County
Light Brigade
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G. H. Mumm & Co
Biert
Messrs. Fredk. de Bary & Co
House Commerce
Washington, D.C
Brooks
Brightwell
M. C. Edwards
Dawson
Alabama Homance
Midvale
Morton
Midvale Steel Company
Fehr’s Malt
Fehr
Louisville, Ky
Divine
Ginn
South Africa
Cheney
Jake Moore
Kadol
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
the Prison Commission of Georgia
J. 5. Turner
Goodloe Yanceey
Fom.eason
Tlement A. Fvan
J.C. Moore
Chicago, Til
Kodol
Floral Park
Harvard Street
College Park
Penny
Wild Bill
Abe
The
Finley Carriage Co
North Broad ST
Doctor King
Oncs
Dr. King Medical Co
Warist
Pesentr Sie
Seni
Yaa
Spisemaine Pennvnoyal
Feavenenlake
Tyre
Indsoen Square
Phila
Celiye
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