Florida Expo Aims to Link South to Global Trade
New York interview with Flagler Plant and others on Atlanta’s exposition plan. Flagler, sick at home, still voiced strong support for an Atlanta fair linking Florida and Georgia to a broader southern and Caribbean trade network via rail and waterways. Plant and Haines echoed confidence in Florida’s role and railroads backing a regional expo.
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New York
Atlanta
Giga'ic
Nave
Unifer
Usair
Flagler
Henry M. Flager
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Plant
Georgia
Florida
South
Jacksonville
West Palm
F.scayane Bay
Sanama Islands
Ambrose Sea
Mc Flax
Lurge
Irc
Halves
Ji Ti
Mir
Hia Sey
Gulf Coast
Fenusa
Atlantic Seaboard
Leasure
Third Street
Courtan
Isla
South America
Cuba
Fish
Southmerica
Haines
Wiso
South asserts thriving phosphate mines and Atlanta expo faith
The piece argues that phosphate deposits extend from Oak Bar south and are large and valuable, with Canada and France showing tiny similar occurrences. It predicts a strong southern representation at a forthcoming expo in Atlanta and asserts the south’s advantage over other regions.
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Oak Bar
Canada
France
Sea Island
Florida
Florida Now, It Tearoat Largely Luo the Uplanda
Georgia
Atlanta
South
McHeane
Lease Presides Over Kansas Board Of Charities
Mrs Lease, presiding over the Kansas Board of Charities, led a meeting at Olathe while others condemned the action. Her attorney asked the supreme court to postpone an injunction as rumors swirled about reinstatement and legality of the governor’s move amid an investigation. Lindhorn’s disappearance deepens a Blackstone loan scandal with assets and liabilities uncertain, bonds at $20,000. In Indianapolis, a supreme court reversal grants McAfee and Parker a new trial after murder charges. Columbus Watch Co faces insolvency with $9 million in liabilities and plans to reorganize via a Gift car.
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Supreme Court
Topeka
Statehouse
Lease
Developmata
House
Lindhorn
Be. Louis
Blackstone
F. McEntire
H. W. Lindhorn
Henry O. Rigmund
Association of
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
McAfee
Parker
Charles Exyster
Knoxville Charity Ball Called Off After Clergy Stir
Knoxville society cancels a grand charity ball after Rev Frank Richardson denounces dancing as sin. Clergy and parishioners rally funds, raising about $2,000 to meet a bluff by ball organizers who planned a new charity event next week to spite ministers.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Cumberland Club
Frank Richardson
Broadstreet Methodist Episcopal Church
Keeley
Kentucky Legislature Organizes Amid Brown's Rail Policy Push
The Kentucky assembly opened at noon with Speaker Carroll elected amid enthusiasm. Governor Brown’s biennial message urged rail rate regulation and railroad consolidation limits, and criticized the Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern deal. He also pushed cheaper coal, tax cuts, and penitentiary reforms while pledging to oppose the Louisville & Nashville plan. New York and Ohio items follow with notes on debt abatement and unemployment protests in Cleveland.
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Carroll
Brown
Louisville
Kentucky
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Nashville
United States
Lindsay
Frankfort
New York
Albany
N. Y
Governor Flower
Poisoned fish shocks Czars banquet in Cracow
From Vienna dispatch Cracow reports of a poison attempt at the Imperial order of St George anniversary banquet. Czar and guests fell ill after the first course fish to be sent to an orphan asylum. Investigation found the fish poisoned. In Kokomo Indiana Mrs Augusta Schmidt indicted for murder in the first degree. Trial notes include habeas corpus denial and appeal to the supreme court. A wealthy German woman, aged forty five, is the murderer. In Chicago Postmaster Heesing was visited today by Prince commissioner.
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Milkman Merten
Coughlin
Chicago
Tuthill
Millkman Mertes
Wisconsin
Carlson Cottage
Mertes
Kunze
London
Vienna
Cracow
Poland
Imperial Order of St. George
Nicholas Orphan Asylum
Kokomo
Ind
Augusta Schmidt
Oscar Walton
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Gray
Frye
P. Jones
Boston
Mass
Ths
Hawaiian Islands
M. Ceres
Honolui
Ike le
Chat
Leule- Thurswart
Ats
Ats Oe Fevgidt
United States
Martner
Pyovision A. Ceverment Aiz
Jones
wEilet
Chile
Varnes
Bae
Lina I. Trumbull
Sui T
Ane Fr & Oc
Counse
Wells, Fareo &U vRhile
Calionel Oates
Oates
Alabama
Duval Club Faces further moves in Corbett-Mitchell case
In Jacksonville Florida the Corbett-Mitchell affair unravels as prosecutors drop criminal charges after a mayor veto and a two thirds council override on a five ounce love ordinance. The Duval Club announces new articles of agreement and plans a test bout at the Park Opera House to probe a legal glove match under similar terms as New York.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Corbett-Mitchell
Corbett
Mitchell
Duval Club
Park Opera House
New York
Corbete
Christie
Bowden
Dillon
Daily Citizen
Dan Creedon
Pat Ready
Mitchells Florida stance blocks Corbett Mitchell fight
Governor H L Mitchell vows to prevent the Corbett Mitchell prize fight in Florida by any means within state power. The section reports on Mitchell’s training quarters at Anastasia Island near St Augustine, his entourage, and local preparations including a new wrist exerciser gift from Richard K Fox. It notes Sullivan’s interest in challenging the winner and details the pugilists' environment and historical surroundings.
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Mitchell
Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Cincinnati
Supreme Coort
H. L. Mitchell
John L. FO
New York
The
Herald Today
John I. Sullivan
Charles Johnston
Johnston
Conscientiou
Mvanasia
Phil Casey
Mitchells
St. Augustine
Anastasia Island
Jacksonville
St Augustine
Indian River
Matanzas River
Mitchell's
Fox
Richard K. Fox
Charley Mitchell
Champon Boxer
England
Dick Fox
Billy Thompson
Bat Masterson
Denver
Harry Dorrin
George M. Converse
Sense
Jack Fogarty
Philadelphia
Jim Hall
Steve O'Donnell
Ilike Bird Island
Mitchell's Cottage
Old City
Seawall
Derrin
Corbett
Old Spain
Sir Frances Dock
Lfe
Birmingham
Pugilist
Beetum
Hotel Ponce de Leon
Alcazar
Tariff Battle Opens Led by Wilson and Reed
Washington, January 2. The tariff fight opens in the House tomorrow led by William L Wilson for the bid and Julius Caesar Burrows against it. The debate spans two to three days, then the Hawaiian question, with bond issues looming to relieve a shrinking treasury. Carlisle to urge swift action to avert a dead treasury, as administration aims to clear relief measures next week.
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Washington
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Bynum
Nebraska
Springer
Iinois
McMiun
Tennessee
Johnson
Ohio
Cochran
New York
Tarsney
Missouri
Montgomery
Kentucky
Turner
Georgia
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Hutchinson
Texas
Everett
Massachusets
Raynor
Maryland
Payne
Dollinger
Iowa
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Ilinois
Dingrey
Maine
Grosvenor
Storer
Indiana
Tom Reed
House
Senate
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Banka
Treasury
Sam'nistraton
Carlisle
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Messrs. Flagler, Plant and Hales
Trey
Mr. Flagler
Mi Ifaines
Paris
Board of Supervisors
Kings County Board of Supervisors
Brooklyn
John Y. McKane
Gravesend
Charles Scheiren
McKane
Mr. Dike
Kehoe
Eighth Ward
Board of Aldermen
Stickerer
Dike
Lyman
Flatbush
Baisley
Flatland
Mr. McKane
McKeon
Megailly
Boyd
Bktter
Noxt
Mrs. Lease
Columbua
Columbus Watch Company
Vorewaen Lee
Koorrille
Divines
Cleveland
Citizen Relief Association
Charitado
Cunr
Heesing
Prince
Hut
Charley
Ansctasia Island
Fie
Eia
Wello
Nictheroy In
Pernambuco
Nictheroy
Admiral Mello
T.e Brangilian
America
San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Jackson
J. R. Hightower
J. L. Mapp
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