Plan for Dugt to Be Gondered on Viaduct Plans
City officials hold a busy week with committee meetings on progress for the Peters Street viaduct with railroads and city engineers. R M Clayton to meet Southern Central and West Point lines to discuss plans and bids to be opened in April. Sewer committee led by Winn requests 76500 for trunk sewers and other improvements as bids are reviewed.
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Mittees
M Clayton
Janta
West Poine
Peters Street
Clayton
Ows
Acaint Onan
Council
Courtland & Winn
Winn
City Finance Committee
Department of Sewers
Attitudes toward College Endowments Shape Georgia Campaign
In Georgia politics the issue of tax exemption for college endowments dominates campus discussion. McTerrell and Guerry push the stance, while alumni and students form clubs at the University of Georgia to press the cause. Estill gains southern support as Deming notes shifts in Glynn, Ware, Pierce, Camden areas. Williams withdraws from Muscogee race. Miller and Tigner seen as likely elected. Wight and Jones vie for Dougherty representatives with Home rule and leadership noted.
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Terrell
Guerry
University of Georgy
Athens
College
Coorg
Georgisolonel
Wolin
W Deming
Brulick
Alty
Estill
Estyrs
Mitchel on executive committee duties in labor talks
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America outlined the National Civic Federation executive committee meeting in New York. The panel aims to bring labor and capital closer, has adopted a constitution and by laws, and plans annual meetings. He cites the garment workers strike settlement in New York as a substantial achieved result with a shorter day.
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Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Theational Civic Federation
New York
Matchell
Mater Aly
Mattee
Treaty Said To Have Been Concluded Between Russia And Korea
Report from Seoul states a convention has been reached between Russia and Korea. Korea would not cede to any state or individual the island of Korea or the coastal shore from that point to Chemulpo. The text places Kore as about 10 miles southwest of Fusan.
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Yokohama
Seoul
Russia
Korea
Kore
Chemulpo Kore
Fusan
Death of Brother Clement in St Louis
Brother Clement, a 30 year member of the Christian Brothers, died in St Louis at Christian Brothers College from pneumonia. Born in Germany in 1833, he was renowned as an educator and valued member of the order.
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Brother Clement
St. Louis
Order of Christian Brothers
Christian Brothers College
Germany
Paris Decree Extends Minimum Tariff for Colonial Imports
The Journal Official reports a decree continuing for six months from February 21 the minimum tariff on colonial products imported from the United States, Porto Rico, and certain other countries. The measure extends current trade protections as part of colonial policy.
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Paris
le_ Journal
United States
Porto Rico
Short Items Show City Work And Local Accidents
Progress at R Coley Anderson 8 vaudeville theater on Peachtree Street, wall removal, foundation work, and plans for a handsome amusement house. Mayor Mims to appoint two public workers, with applications filed. several applicants seek city jobs and salaries. An accident in Western and Atlantic yards injures Fireman Pierce. engine and cars damaged. City tax books open, close March 18. defaulter penalties apply. Council building plans to move council chamber to top floor. building inspector ready. Slaton to Chicago for school superintendents convention. Funeral services for Emma Kent at 11 today. burial at Casey's cemetery. Alice May Dale, 2, dies. interment in Maryville, Ga.
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R. Coley Aderson
Peachtree Street
Gaiety Guard Armory
Mims
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Brennan Hugene Price
Pierce
Alexander Street
Emma Kent
Howell Mall
Baptist
Telegraphers 10 Contest Saturday in Atlanta
National telegraphers tournament set for Saturday in the Kimball house ball room with thirty five entrants from across the country. Sixteen events planned with prizes including seven gold and four silver medals plus cash. The event will feature a miniature telegraph office with twelve instruments and five minute runs for each contestant.
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Kimball House
Andrew Carnegie
Walter P. Phillips
United Press Association
Atlanta
Associated Press
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
S Paul
Minn
Galveston
Dallas
Memphis
Washington
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Augusta
Telegraph Companiea
B. F Wrry Jr
Gene
West Point
Kokomo Bride Witnesses Man's Self-Destruction
Walter McVey of Kokomo Indiana killed himself today in the presence of his new bride of a few days He was in Company F Thirty third regiment and had just married Mrs Hughes a widow with four children on his return from the Philippines He pointed a revolver at his wife and himself stating there are two loads one for each of us The first load killed him instantly in the left eye No motive is known for the act.
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Wight
ED L. Wight
Albany
Iis
Dougherty County
E EF Jones
Dougherty
Albany Herald
Colonel Wight
Walter McVey
Kokomo
Ind
McVey
Thirty-third Regiment
Hughes
Roosevelt
Plains
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Teddy
New York
State
New York Ice Trust
Yeller
Lord Meyer
Aragon
Florida
Mr Meyer
Cord Meyer
Charles Dunning
Atlanta
Charlotte
Dunning
Arkansas
Mr. Dunning
Pittsburg
Constitution
Pittsburg Herald
Edward P. Hulse
Mr. Hulse
Jacksonville
Hissworth
The
News
Stoakholders
Hulse
Hulses
Tuddle
Huls
Miss Murphy
Edward Murphy
Atlante
Roosevelt Tales And Town Gossip From An Atlanta Paper
A chatty column mixes Roosevelt anecdotes from Oyster Bay with city news. It recalls a governor’s quiet dining room, a roaring press chase, and a New York ice trust case while noting social and business arrivals, a vegetarian ex-employee’s dramatic weight loss, and local correspondents traveling between Atlanta, Pittsburgh, and Richmond.
Family Feud of a Century in North Carolina Trial
The feud case against Jack Keaton, charged with arson in 1895, is set for hearing at Marion. Keaton promises to narrate the full feud story implicating local citizens as accomplices. Defendants include Alex Hart and Simnel Mecall. Keaton has pleaded guilty but the judge moved the case to Burke County with trial set for April.
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North Carolina
Raleighe
N. C
Jack Keaton
Marion
Keaton
Harts
Lle
Alex
Tea
Simnel
Cage
Burke County
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Canton
Grand Opera House
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Colonel Estill
Hig Ruised Gonesty
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Williams
B .S. Miller
G. ¥. Tigner
Miller
Mr. Tigner
Jans
Major Slaton
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee of Council
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Council Chamber
City
Frank A Pittman
Slaton
Chicago
Line
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Bridewell
Tex
Noard Avenue
Logan
Martin
Julian Field
Prison Commission
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Macon
Minder
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A H Gray
NW C Welms
B E Moon
John M Gray
Conyers
N. F. Willms
J M Willams
Rickdale
Mart Ruth Waldrip
J. P Waldrip
Sylvester Cemetery
Berean Avenue
Albert Wheeler
T. P Cleveland
West Fair Street
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Fifth Regiment
Georgia State Band
C. P. Bridgwell
Firat Presbyteran
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Red Lands
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Qvill
Anna P Hewin
Sam SW Hewin
McDaniel Street
Pawis
Masury’s
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Peachtree St
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Ft Ad
D. T. McNeil
Ann Arbor
Mich
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W RB. Johnson
Richmond, Vale
Kimball Oee
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Pendleton, & C
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Pendleton
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Mossie Tate
Tate Hinton
Tate, Ga
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New York City
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Virginia
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Toronto
Canada
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T .E Johnson
Roanoke
J HW Felker
Monroe
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George BE
Chamberlin
Tichmond
Amone
Richmond Council
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