Governor Terrell Enjoys Savannah Day Visit in Forest City
Governor Terrell and staff arrived in Forest City for a busy day including an oyster roast, sham battle, rifle range contests with the Savannah Volunteer Guards, and a military parade. He met local officials, business leaders, and citizens who urged a state shoot in Savannah, with crowding opinions on transportation costs. The visit ended with a luncheon, a review of troops, speeches, and a farewell to the governor before he returned to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowor
Forest City
Aanuah
Terrell
Atlanta
J. W. Robertson
J. W. Emelish
Ww. MM. Toomer
Fetd
Desoto
Savannah
Hirself
Council
Savannah Catton Exchange
Savannah Board of Trade
Retail Merchants’ Association
Meyrgs
Citzens
DeBsto
Georgia State Society
Cincinnati
W. C. Charlton
W. W Gordon
Thenerthey
Mozley Lemon Elixir Promises Gentle Bowels Aid
Mozley’s Lemon Elixir acts gently on the bowels without unpleasant effects. It is a perfect squid laxation, priced at 0 cents per bottle, available at all drug stores.
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Mozley
Mardi Gras at Pensacola Welcomes King Friscus
Thousands of visitors arrive for Mardi Gras festivities in Pensacola Florida as King Priscus and attendants are welcomed amid a 45 gun salute by the battleship Alabama. A large parade includes sailors marines artillerymen and state troops through the city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friscus
Pensacola
Fla
Priscus
Alabama
Tndiana
Forts Barrancus
McRae and Pickens
Navy Yard
Marine
Bishop Given Five Years For Manslaughter In Charlotte
Arthur L. Bishop, convicted of manslaughter in the October killing of Thomas Wilson in Charlotte, N C, was sentenced this morning to five years in the penitentiary at hard labor. Bishop, a traveling salesman from Petersburg Virginia, faced the court after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
Charlotte
N. C
Arthur L. Bishop
Bishop
Petersburg
Did Not Close For a Week Health Sleep and Rest
A promotional notice for Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure claims sleep restoration and nerve quieting benefits. Includes a testimonial from W. H. Husnes of Fox Creek Kentucky describing severe heart trouble and prior medical costs before using Miles remedies. Offers free book and drugstore order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles’Fleart
Tawtentearg
Louisville
Shelbyville
Frankfort
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
W. H. Husnes
Fox Creek
Miles Remedies
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Hood's Sarsaparilla Pioneers Dyspepsia Cure Claim
Distress after meals including belching vomiting and stomach pain signals dyspepsia. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills are promoted as a radical permanent cure that strengthens digestive organs. Customer Mae Writ G. Barnett of Providence testifies relief after four bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hatcher Ready to Face Court in Macon Trial
Kentuckian Hatcher, charged with disposing of horses not his, returns to Macon for trial in the Bible superior court. His attorney Colonel John R. Cooper vows to prove innocence as the case is set for the morning session. Also noted is the death of Jabez Norton, longtime Western Union worker, and various local notices on company bankruptcy and labor convention planning in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Hatcher
Bible Superior Court
A& Maco’ Stockman
Kentuc
Western Union Telegraph Company
Progress Street
Norton
Charleston
S. C
Columbia
Nurtor
Prominent Conyers Citizen John Adair Dies at 65
John T. Adair of Conyers Georgia died at his Peek street home Saturday evening at 5 o'clock He was 65 and survived by his wife and two sons O F and Wide Adair of Covington Ga Funeral services were held at the local Baptist church today conducted by Rev J M DeFoor and M L Troutman A large funeral crowd reflected his popularity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Adair
Conyers
Peek Street
Adair
Wide
O. F
Covington
Baptist Church
J. M. DeFoor
M. L. Troutman
Hany T. Hall
Warry T. Ueil
William C. Bradley
Third Avenue
Wiliam H. Smith
TaAnwood Cemetery
Hall
Minnie
Willam C. Bradley
Woman in Raleigh Case Involves Noted Social Circle
In Raleigh, Ludlow Skinner was shot and killed by Ernest Haywood a prominent lawyer. The two, from affluent families, collided over a disputed estate and alleged marriage ties with Mrs. Tucker. Haywood is jailed awaiting trial set for March 2, amid high society interest.
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Raleigh
Ludlow Sisinner
Ernest Haywood
Haywood
Skinner
Thomas E. Skinner
Charles E. Johnston
Octavia Winder
John C. Winder
Seaboard Air Line
Gertrude
William RB. Tucker
Tucker
Florence P. Tucker
Rufus P. Tucker
Florence FP. Tucker
William RR. Tucker
Millbrook
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Mrs. Tucker
Mr. Haywood
Kodol Digests What You Eat Advertised Cure
Form of an old advertisement bragging Kodol Digests What You Eat cures indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims natural food enzymes reconstruct the stomach lining and purify mucous membranes. A Ravenswood West Virginia man allegedly used it for twenty years of sour stomach and now praises its effects. Bottle sizes mentioned are 1.00 and 0.50 in Chicago ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Dewitt A CO
Ghioago
Georgia YMCA session outlines growth and finances
Columbus reports show the Georgia Young Men’s Christian Association held a busy session at St Luke Methodist with discussions on membership expansion, religious work, and army navy activities led by W B Miller. State shows about 25 associations and 90 secretaries, with property value down 140000 in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia Young Men's Christian Association
St. Luke Methodist Church
W. J. Northen
Atlanta
W. B. Stubbs
Savanah
H. M. Johnson
Young Men's Christian Association
Augustus Nash
Cleveland
Ohio
Nash
W. B. Miller
New York
International Association
Georgia
Child Weakness and Daily Doses of Scott's Emulsion
A vintage ad extols Scott's Emulsion as best for child weakness. It claims steady, common-sense treatment over time yields growth and health. The copy emphasizes harmless yet powerful benefits and invites readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Bowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Tillman Talks Of The Blacks In Senate War Debate
Senator Tillman spoke in Washington on the Indianola post office case and race questions in the South. He argued punishment of innocents violated Anglo-Saxon justice, urged legal remedies, and criticized federal power while expressing cautious temper. He mocked party rhetoric, offered mild remarks, and pressed for Congress to address race policy amid ongoing post office appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Hanna
Roosevelt
Indianola
Reed Smoot
Kerns
Utah
Smoot Warn
Burrows
Michigan
Smoot
Post Office
Mes. Alger
Bacon
Miliary Academy
Messrs
Met‘omas
Daniel
Naval Academy
Nlow
Senate
Pillman
Spooner
Tilman
South
Potomac
Booker Washington
Army
Navy
Sword Presented to Admiral Taylor in Indiana Ceremony
In Indianapolis on February 2 a testimonial sword was presented to Rear Admiral Henry C. Taylor, former commander of the battleship Indiana in the Spanish American War. Governor Durbin and state officers attended as James Whitcomb Riley recited his poem Old Glory. The sword cost 1400 dollars and the event drew enthusiastic praise from attendees and guests including Admiral George W. Brown. A White House letter from Theodore Roosevelt praised Taylor’s naval service and leadership.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Henry C. Taylor
Indiana
Capitol
Durbin
George W. Brown
Taylor
James Whitcomb Rlley
White House
Washington
Admiral Taylor
War College
Bureau of Navigation
Stefe
Theodore Rooshvelty Fe
Washington Birthday Observed in Chicago with Hoar Oration
In Chicago 14 000 gathered at the Auditorium for Washington's birthday observances under the Union League Club. Senator Hoar delivered a lengthy oration praising Washington and warning against national temptations toward empire and distraction from duty. The day included a morning school gathering with George H Vincent and Jane Adams as speakers, and an evening banquet at the Union League Club.
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Chicago
George Washington
Union League Club
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Washington
Edward Hverett
Satan
Otator
Uberty
Lincoln
Sumner
Webster
United States
Tle
Hoar
Banduit
Eliot
Harvard University
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Bishop Gail
Four Seamen Picked Up From Collier Alexander
Four crew members from the U N L collier Alexander were rescued after the vessel shafted 400 miles north east from Nassau. The four who arrived in Savannah include Peter McGunchey bo’s’n L Reynolds paymaster Harry Ross QM and John Steunchon second assistant engineer. They reported rough seas and that several other officers searched for help. Aged reports say one mate was transferred to the Admiral Schley bound for Philadelphia. Meanwhile Alabama teachers travel to Chicago for a National Education Association meeting led by State Superintendent HI and Montgomery officials.
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Alexander
Savannah
Rivers
D. H. Rivers
Trinidad
E. C. Peck
Nassau
Thomas Adamson
Imate
Admiral Schley
Philadel Baie
Washington
Peter McGunchey
Chicago
Montgomery
Alabama
Department of Superintendence Nf
National Educational Association
Floyd
Paine’s Celery Compound Promises Wide Healing Reach
An old advertisement extols Paine’s Celery Compound as a popular nationwide remedy. It claims the medicine cures illness, strengthens the sick, and brings hope to incurable patients, praising its effects on headaches debility digestion and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Faine
Notice of Judicial Sale of Fulton County Land and Lots
Pursuant to order of P H Adams referee I will sell before the Court Howe door in Fulton county Georgia on the first Tuesday in April 1903 to the highest bidder for cash the following property a tract in Atlanta part of lot 36 of Whitehall survey land lot 1083 in the fourteenth district Fulton county known as part of PF S Stewart subdivision commencing on the east side of Lee street and running 60 feet south then 178 feet east to an alley 60 feet north to Lee street 168 feet to Lee street beginning point subject to a loan deed to the University of the South in the same 2200 Also at the same time and place I will sell for cash the following lots in Land Lot 81 fourteenth district Fulton county Georgia First lots 15 16 17 Rice Wiland subdivision August 2 1498 beginning at south side of Fourth street 200 feet west of State and Fourth corner thence west 712 feet to Rice line thence south along Rice line facts uncertain thence east along Meckels line to Fourth street beginning again Also lot 8 bounded on the forth by ... fronting State street 190 feet to lot 15 Also lot 12 fronting 59 feet on west side of Frisco street then west to lot 5 bounded north by Jet 1H south by Lots 8 and 12 all in Rice Wilson subdivision April 24 The above property will be sold as the property of the South Georgian Company O Stewart bankrupt W H Vanner son Trustee South Georgia Lumber Company BLACK JACKSON Attorneys
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P. H. Adams
Court Howe
Fulton County
Georgia
Atlanta
Whitehall Survey
PF. S. Stewart
Lee Street
Loty Om
Runmir
Leasien
Atong
University of the South
Rice's
Wiland
Fourth
State and
Fourth Streets
FF. Pi Rice
Legislators Attend Mardi Gras Carnival as Guests
About 100 Alabama lawmakers left Montgomery for Mobile at 9:35 last night to attend the Mobile Carnival Association festivities with escorts. Many visitors travel with their wives. They will return Wednesday morning and quorum is expected for the noon session. The trip, previously funded by other associations, is now arranged by the Mobile Carnival Association with a special train.
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Carnival Association
Imi
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Legislature
Mobile
Mobiit Carnival Association
Hoffman
Legislatum
Lewisville
Nashville
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Cov. Terrell
Savannah Bee
Dr. Miles
Young
Macon Stockman
Madhn
Eatonton Electric Company
Referee Proudfit
B.L. English
Lens
State Federation of Labor
Central Labour Union
L. J. Kilburn
Chamber of Commerce
Congregation of Labor Leaders
Kilburn
Ludlow Skinner
Ufe
New York City
Sinner
County Court House
Court House
Fayetteville Street
James H. Poll
Argo & Shaffer
Newman
United States Court
J. Frank Aldrich
Chattahoochee National Bank
M. J. Barshall
Sear
Pino
All Druggista
John Chick
Winston
Ludlow
Chick
Scott & Bowne
Chasipty
Manne
Board of Trade
Federal Capital
Palag
Dis
Burlington
Wilson
South Georgian Company
O. Stewart
W. H. Vannerson
South Georgia Lumber Company
Black & Jackson
DR. Hathaway
Banka
J. Newton Hathawa
Inman
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