Political Side of Quay Seat Battle in Delaware Debate
The piece reports on the Quay seat contest amid anti-Quay and Quay papers trading claims. It details arguments over gubernatorial appointment during the legislature session, cites past cases like Allen and Johns, and includes Wilson’s rebuttal on constitutional limits to congressional representation and voting rights.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
Charles Emory Smith
Quay
Lacon
Clay
Caracter
Aldrich
Alam
Thevay
Pictor Quay
Senate
John D. Allen
Ashington
Hoss
Ting Allen
Kensey Johns
Delaware
Johns
Cate
Ting
Itay
Lear
California
Kid McCoy to Fight Maher in Twenty Five Rounds
New York reports confirm the Kid McCoy will meet Peter Maher at 3 30 p m tomorrow at Coney Island Athletic Club in a scheduled bout. Both fighters claim peak form after six weeks of training with McCoy predicting a knockout inside 25 rounds. Betting favors Maher at 7 10 to 1 margins as purse stands at 20000 with 15000 to the winner. Referee Charley White will oversee the match. Two jockeys suspended in San Francisco for suspicious riding.
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New York
Kid’ McCoy
Peter Maher
Coney Island Athletic Club
McCoy
Maher
Morris Park
Hecht
Sharkey
Jeffries
Yam Muldoon
Homer Shelby
Hmmy” DeForest
Joe Valvey
Peter Burns
Peter Lowrey
Jack Maher
Pittsburg Phil
Providence
Eddie Burke
Peter
Jimmy Wakeley
Honest John" Kelly
Billy Hayes
Joe Wendig
Harry Corbett
California
Pittsburg
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Cuthbert’s Bright Prospects In 1920s Boom year
Cuthbert Georgia ends the year optimistic. A $10 000 brick auditorium for Andrew Female College is planned. The Georgia Pine railroad extension is assured. Local and outside capital already invested in two new cotton mills. A brick Presbyterian church will be built. The town’s growth is described as a boom with multiple improvements underway.
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Cuthbert
Andrew Female College
Georgia Pine
Ten Years as Pastor at Tatman Square Presbyterian
Macon Ga December special report states Rev L Morris marks ten years as pastor of Tatman Square Presbyterian Church. He is praised as an able preacher and faithful leader whose administration has led to church growth and strengthened the Georgia synod influence.
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Macon
L. Morris
Tatman Square Presbyterian Church
Mortis
Georgia Synod
Archdeaconry of Savannah Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note from Savannah archdeaconry dated December 1. Readable elements indicate church jurisdiction matters but data is incomplete and unclear.
Burke Charged With Mother's Death In Savannah
In Savannah Georgia Mike E Burke white aged forty a printer was arrested on the charge of choking to death his mother Delia Burke sixty six An examination showed blue marks on the throat and scratches on the face The coroner ordered the arrest after Burke said he was drunk and in a frenzy he reported the death to relatives The two lived in squalor in two bere rooms
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Mike
Savannah
Mike E. Burke
Delia Burke
Burke
Bere
Dewey to Visit Savannah on March 20
Admiral George Dewey will visit Savannah, accompanied by Mrs. Dewey, with a number of distinguished public figures invited as guests. The Savannah reception committee received notice from Dewey in Washington after six weeks, and preparations aim to offer a generous welcome.
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Savannah
George Dewey
Washington
Dewey
Sad Deaths From Fires In Georgia
In Savannah Mrs Josephine Waller aged forty died after twelve hours of agony when her clothing ignited from the stove while cooking supper. Her body was found burned beyond recognition except for shoes and stockings. In Cuthbert a five year old daughter of R P Saxon near Bethel was burned to death after her clothes caught fire while playing near a fire.
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Savannah
Josephine Waller
Cuthbert
R. P. Saxon
Bethel
Hardwick's Appointment to Georgia Railroad General Agent
Macon residents applaud W W Hardwick's promotion to general agent of the Georgia railroad at Macon after serving as freight and passenger agent. The change lands a capable successor in William C McMillan while B A Magill steps into the Atlanta general agent post, with both men leaving strong ties and best wishes behind.
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Macon
W. W. Hardwick
The
Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Tiardwick
Hardwick
William C. McMillan
B. Magill
Atlanta
Chicago man held on vagrancy charge at DeSoto hotel
Herbert Bailey of Chicago, a hotel guest, was jailed at Savannah police barracks on a vagrancy charge. He had stayed several days, ordered a suit of clothes billed to the clerk, and offered no cash or proof to cover the bill. The recorder sent him to the city court for trial.
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Savannah
Herbert Bailey
Chicago
DeSoto Hotel
Bailey
Batley
Recorder
Cuthbert Secures Georgia Pine Railroad Extension
Cuthbert Georgia announces the extension of the Georgia Pine railroad. Mayor R L Moye, chairman of the railroad committee, received a letter from President Williams confirming acceptance of Cuthbert's offer. The town rejoices as the line plans to extend from Arlington to Cuthbert, promising growth and prosperity.
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Cuthbert
Cuthbert Chapter Elects Royal Arch Masons Officers
Cuthbert Chapter Royal Arch Masons elected its next-year officers including T F Moody as High Priest, T Helpron as King, F M Allison as Scribe, C O Mathews as Captain of the Host, EB A Jackson as P. S., O J Hermann as Royal Bowman, A Ci Moore as Ancient Warden, Gils pie as E.A. and Bass as Master of Veils with other officers Chastain Moody Trean N R Brown as Senior.
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Royal Arch Masons
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H. P
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F. M.allison
C. O. Mathews
EB. A. Jackson
O. J. Hermann
A. Ci ¥. Moore
A. W. Gillespie
T. A. Bass
Vi. L
Chastain
le Moody
Trean
N. R
Brown
Sen
Sensational twists loom in Carter-Greene-Gaynor case
Washington reports indicate dramatic developments in the Carter-Greene-Gaynor conspiracy with potential witness disclosures from Mrs Gaynor No 1 now free to testify, and Mrs Gaynor No 2 tied to Colonel Gaynor through his secretariat at the Shoreham. The tale centers on documents by Miss Pittman and the elusive "Clara," with Savannah lawyers and Captain Carter’s past associates shaping the defense strategy as trial nears.
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United States
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John F. Gaynor
Shields
New York
John P
Gaynor
Miss Pittman
Colonel Gaynor
Captain Carter
Gayner
Miilitary Court
Astor House
New York City
Carter
B. D. Greene
Barr
Judge Advocate
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Astor
Houge
Clara
Abram Rose
Kellogg, Rose & Smith
Green and the Gaynors
Rose
Atlantic Contracting Company
Mesars
Charlton
Mackall
Anderson
M.A. Connolly
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Incomplete text fragment mentions a location and unclear event. No verifiable names, dates, or actions available for a proper record.
Andrew tailing 600 at Kearsarge mine report
Reports indicate a tailing event at the Kearsarge mine involving 600 units. No injuries or further details provided in the fragment.
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Andrew
Sleigh bells ring in Georgia as Columbus hosts sleighing event
In Columbus the holiday scene centers on sleighing as Bay hosts a festive gathering. Participants enjoy snowy decor and local revelry with emphasis on community spirit and seasonal merriment.
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Georgia
Snow blankets Augusta and other Georgia towns in year’s end
Snow fell across Augusta and several Georgia points as 1900 neared, with varying depths and conditions. Augusta reported fine to heavy accumulations beginning around 1 p m and persisting through evening. Macon saw a six inch storm, Columbus noted sleighing, Norwood reported one inch, and Charleston endured December’s heaviest snow with a subsequent ice storm.
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Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Norwood
Noxgrood
Charleston
5. C
Calumbus
Will Morgan Frozen to Death in Stillman Ga House
A young man calling himself Will Morgan from Warren County was found frozen to death in a house used as a justice court in Stillman Ga. He arrived days earlier, worked at a lumber mill, was injured by a falling timber, and later collapsed in the bitter cold before dying.
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Stillman
Stilman
Will Morgan
Warren County
Morgan
Masonic Lodge Aims For New Hall As Old Order Persists
H Daniel treasurer and F S Toftin listed among lodge officers with senior and junior deacons R I Stephens and RM Lipford, plus H S Jobs steward and H F Spearman tiler. The lodge, one of the oldest in the state, plans a handsome new hall before year end after fire destroyed equipment years ago. The order owns a valuable property on the public square and seeks new buildings.
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F. S. Toftin
R. I. Stephens
R M. Lipford
H. S Jobs
R. H. McWatery
H. F. Spearman
Stephens
Teany Bright Masons
College Bush
Robbers Identified by Augusta Witness in $1000 Stolen
Suber of Peeks arrives in Augusta and points out two men, Frank Short and James Iverson, as the suspects in the $1000 robbery. He identifies their shoes and connects them to the East Point and Collier post office theft, with a man to be sent to confirm.
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Suber
Augusta
H. Suiler
Peeks
Knights of Royal Arch Elect New Year Seers in Macon
The Macon Knights of the Royal Arch elected the new year’s seers with Valiant Commander John J. Noone and Lieutenant Commander Arthur Brice leading a roster that includes Rebel Massenburg as recorder and Charles Ware as treasurer. Other offices named include James Broxsten as orator Louis Waggenstein as master of ceremonies Louis Leheide as captain of the guard and Isadore Wolff as ryler along with a governing board comprising A Daus M O Hara James Bedingfield.
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Knights of the
Yas Arch
Valiant Commader
John J. Noone
Arthur Brice
Massenburg
Charles Ware
James Broxsten
Lous Leheide
Louis Waggenstein
Ryler
Isadore Wolff
Adaus
M. O'Hara
James Bedingfield
Macon Catholicus of America lodge elects officers
In Macon Georgia the Catholicus of America lodge elected for the ensuing year Ed O Connell president J A Campbell vice president H MceKervey recording secretary M Fitzgerald financial secretary Redmond treasurer Frank Huthoance trustee J W O Hara marshal Pat Ware sentinel The knights are in a flourishing condition.
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Macon Lodge of the Catholicus of America
Forr
Ed O'Connell
J. A. Campbell
H. MceKervey
M. Fitzgerald
Redmond
Frank Huthoance
J. W. O'Hara
Pat Ware
Knights
Bank Dividends Declared by Macon Banks
Macon banks American National Commercial and Savings Exchange declare a semi annual dividend of 2 percent. A large amount of money will be paid out in Macon in the next thirty days. Large payments are made through the central Georgia bank.
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Macon
American National, Commercial and Savings
Exchange
Central Georgia Bank
Recruiting Goes On Secretly Irish Volunteers Ready To Fight
New York reports recruiting for South Africa continues secretly among Irish Volunteers in several cities. Clan Na Gael members are said to be overseas preparing for recruits while stress on US Army drill regulations grows. An Irish nationalist estimates 2,100 volunteers in America.
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New York
Clan Na Gael
United States
Trish Societies
Ane Tm
Th Na Gael
America
Telegraph Brevities and Earthquake Notes
Famine fears loom as Dawson reports suggest meat shortages by December end. Prices rise to one dollar per pound with scarce supply. Two earthquakes rattled Los Angeles and San Bernardino areas Sunday morning and afternoon. Headlines also note Britain France negotiations and Newfoundland gas culture delays in Parliament.
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