Hoar Publishes Trust Regulation Bill in Senate
Senator Hoar completes and makes public an anti trust bill to regulate trusts and corporations in interstate commerce. The measure, moving to the Judiciary Committee, requires annual sworn statements of capital stock, ownership, dividends, officers and directors, and compliance with federal law, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington
Hoar
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pesons
Eaumsing
Otter Association
Aftaara
United States
Sudden Heart Pain Patents Claim Dr Miles Cure
A Charleston SC woman describes sudden heart pain, shortness of breath, and left chest discomfort. She reports relief after using Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine Plasters, praising the treatment and recommending the remedy as a cure for heart spasms and related nervous diseases.
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Brigg
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
U S Anti Trust Provisions Curb Interstate Commerce Abuses
The act targets corporations and associations engaging in conspiracies or price fixing to drive others from business. It grants the attorney general broad power to demand statements and contract lists, inspect books, and seek penalties including fines and imprisonment. It bars certain intercorporate controlled entities from interstate trade and imposes personal liability on officers for violations. It outlines court remedies including injunctions, possible decrees, and enforcement with contempt penalties.
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United States
Deilhurca
Divion
Reneral
Coronation
Ner Sim
Huger to Succeed Maher as Seaboard Superintendent
Reports say F K Huger, stator of the Seaboard Air Line, will be named general superintendent to succeed Daher, with J Veo Barr, vice president and GM, declining to confirm. Barr and Huger were in conference for an extended period, fueling belief in the appointment.
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Seaboard
Norfolk
J Veo Barr
Seaboard Air Line
Stator
F K Huger
Daher
Major Huger
Barr
Special tax drawn against Georgia druggists sparks debate
In Macon a plan to tax druggists 3200 on sales of Lynors and malt tonics triggers fierce argument. Dr Spear man and others scrutinize the measure as excessive, while local pharmacists warn of penalties and the risk to patient care. Governor and comptroller general face questions over enforcing the new rule.
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E C Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Macon
Gagawary
Special
Econ Druggista
Uucons
Dtigens
Ron
Coimphroller
Georgia
Omnion
R CO Spearman
Saylor Dive Company
Georgi
Dre FG Ferguson
Amvtiing
W DB Mottngham
Money Commands High Rate on Demand for Dividends
New York banks report money in high demand with 9 and 19 percent rates on most funds. Lenders say 2 percent is the only basis for releasing funds, predicting continued active demand through the next fortnight until funds curb after dividend payments. Strong entities include banks in New York and money market expectations across the West and South.
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New York
Voney
Mortuary notices report deaths in multiple cities
Specix!wes A P Tanison of Wigginss Norcross Ga died at her mother s home at 2 am yesterday Miss Clo Medlock popular in Norcross and area. Mrs W F Brannum wife of a prominent Curley citizen died Wednesday afternoon. Mrs JT Read wife of the late Dr JT Read aged 78 died here today. mother of Sam KR Read, proprietor of the Read House, known to travelers.
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Tanison
Norcross
Specix
Wigginss
F Medlock
Odlock
Clo
Medlock
W F
Brannum
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Huntsville
W T Brannum
Curley
J T Read
Chattanooga
Tenn
JT Read
Sam KR
Read House
More Inspectors Are Needed Commissioner Green To Increase His Pole Force
New York January 2 General AV Greene commissioner of police announced three additional inspectors bringing the force to fifteen. He also considers telephone signal hexes. All precinct detectives and patrolmen in plain clothes are to return to duty as patrolmen January 7 for ninety days, two to duty and twenty five to patrol and transferred to new precincts to break up alleged blackmail in the department.
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Green
New York
AV Greene
Ebstein and Piper
Cortright
Greene
Wife Wanted by Macon Man Brings Local Courtroom Tone to Matrimony
An eccentric Macon squarely centers on Adolphus Troutman a tall well dressed bookkeeper with prospects seeking a wife. He jested about paying rewards for qualified brides and his social circle anticipated letters and introductions while noting his flawless breeding and promising future. The piece blends social satire with community gossip as Troutman’s search unfolds amid Macon society.
Georgians Plan Second Annual Banquet in New York
New York January 2 The Georgia Society of New York will host its second annual banquet on February 3 Governor Terrell of Georgia and state Clark Howell, president of the Georgia senate, have been invited along with U S Senators Clay and Façon, Governor Odell Mavor Low, and Rear Admiral Schley.
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New York
Georgia Society of New York
Arnior Terrell
Georgia
Clark Howell
Georgia Senate
United States
Clay and
Facon
Odell Mavor Low
Schley
Illinois Central to expand Memphis terminals in three months
Vice President and General Manager Harahan of the Illinois Central says the railroad will invest over 100,000 dollars to enlarge terminal facilities in Memphis within the next three months. He met with property owners to discuss yards and terminal expansion.
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Illinois Central
Memphis
Genes
Harahan
Ilinois Central
Arahan
Crank After Gen Green Two Loaded Revolvers Found
A man apparently insane tried to enter General Francis W Green’s private offices at police headquarters claiming to be the new commissioner. He was taken to the Mulberry street station after two loaded revolvers were found in his coat pocket. Deaths from Cholera in Philippines report multiple soldiers killed or stricken aboard transports and in combat.
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New York
Francis W Green
Mulberry Street
Bret Harte Estate Granted Letters of Administration
London January 2 letters of administration granted for the estate of the late Bret Harte. Total value listed at 191800 pounds.
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Bret Harte
London
Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Skin Ailments And Debility
Advertises that the tonic drives out humors causing pimples eruptions and weakness. It claims health strength peace and pleasure come through the product. Thousands testify to permanent restoration by using Sarsaparilla as a dietary aid and system builder.
Wild Engine Strikes Flyer in Rutland Snowbound Collision
A Burlington to Rutland wreck near Shelburne killed two engineers and a fireman on the wild engine and seriously injured a brakeman. The northbound New York Flyer suffered minor injuries to most crew. four named victims include Dennis Mahones and James Fitzpatrick. The cause remains uncertain as officials cite a misjudged run to the siding and a massive crash that totaled both engines and wrecked the Flyer’s boiler.
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Bulington
Burlington
Rut- Jana
Rutland
New Sook
Shelburne
Lees
Dennis Mahones
R Coney
James Fitzpatrick
Turonga
DN Chase
W Seward Webb
Coney
Shelbane
Pullman Porter Becomes Professor at Tuskegee
Peter Tinsley a Pullman porter on the Chicago to Menominee line has been named professor of music at Tuskegee College. He is a self taught musician who will resign from the Pullman company to take the Tuskegee post. He plans to leave for Tuskegee immediately.
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Milwaukee Wis
Peter Tinsley
Chicago
Menominee Midh
Chicago and Northwestern
Tuskegee College
Tuskegee
Washington
Southern Institution
Porter
Ron
Menomines
Pullman Company
Mrs Tingley Cool Witness at Point Loma Trial
Mrs Tingley testified as her own witness in a case against the Los Angeles Times. She denied charges regarding the Point Loma institution and defended her management as head noting she did not withhold food from children. The judge refused a jury visit to Point Loma for viewing the institution.
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San Diego Cat
Catherine A Dmeley
Abe
Los Angeles Times
Point Loma
Anderson
San Francisco
Louis
Hartford
Conn
Sugar refiners drop factor plan in sugar trade
New York January 2 The American Sugar Refining Company will end the so called equality or factor plan tomorrow. Grocers have not complied with the terms and the plan has protected grocers by two cents per hundred pounds. From now on all sales will be on net cash basis. Public Debt Statement notes December 31 1902 treasury cash balance up nearly 10 million due to increased cash in hand.
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E. C. Brutfey
Elitir Troutman
Hendleys Napler
Macon
Moe
Troutman
Enner
Mr Troutman
Wacon
Mrs Troutman
Mrs Troutman Trere
Troutmans
Colonel Napier
Treatmria
J M Adkins Macey Ga
Jimnery
Ty O Bell
Sciefns
Elizabeth Adlans
J Bell
Adkins
Smithville
Fangral
Warlock
Goundary Avenue
Ratreid
Pribeqters
Boa Merritt
Micon
GW Johnson
Fo Goodman
Waiter Adams
EB Mmensen
Jahnary
Speral
New York
Washington
Joss
Treasury
Major John D Littler Joins King Spalding Battle Firm in Atlanta
Columbus Georgia rumor confirms Major John D Littler will relocate to Atlanta February 1 and join the legal firm King Spalding & Battle, with the firm to be renamed accordingly. The shift follows the dissolution of Battle & Little and the pending association with Hon C E Battle, as Littler seeks to practice law in Atlanta.
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Columbus Ga
John D Littler
Columbus
Atlanta
W A Little
of Battle
Alanta
Wudae
Littles
Supreme Court of Geogia
Hon
C & Battle
Batle
Jude Littles
L N Afford
Bankuptcy
Oarty
Alford
West Port
Kenkritey
Castleberry Street
Peters
Bluthenthal & Ekert
Castleberry
Schioss & Kim
Mont Raulroed
Gomery
Baterdise Distilling Company
Chemmati
Folts Thomrgon Liquor Company
Ganta
Jude Newman
Brown Tod
Storvall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reb Lee Wadge
Duffer
Ciphoochee County
Averal PS
Eelbeck
Fududaeee Y His Ta The Story Of The Bi Wee
Fududaeee recounts a fragmentary tale about the bi wee with limited readable details. The text hints at a narrative focus on a dash of myth and a local setting, but concrete names, places, or dates remain unclear within the surviving OCR.
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Bi Wee
Sieoun
Precautions Aimed at Keeping Plague Out of Country
Government cautions prevent entry of bubonic plague after reports from Mazatlan Mexico describe the disease arriving aboard a Chinese ship in December. Consular advices indicate strict measures will be enforced to prevent its spread into the United States.
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Washington
Mazatlan
Mexico
Evers
Ministers Hill Makes Hotght At Richmond Sunday Legalization
In Richmond Virginia a Sunday law issue looms as ministers rally for legalizing a sensational city event. Preachers plan bold sermons Sunday amid debates on religious and civic face of the controversy.
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Richmond
Vatican denial of US role in Philippine affairs sparks tension
Washington officials vigorously deny involvement in Manila events. Rome cites internal Vatican truth, while American statements emphasize no fault by any U S official. The exchange centers on responsibility for a fire and the suggestion of political meddling.
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Washington
Philippine
Rome
Dipal
Missing Groom Is Not Missed In Alabama Romance
Rome Georgia and Cedar Bluff Alabama report a tale of a missing bridegroom Sam Johnson whose absence spurred a later wedding where the bride wed a different suitor from Tennessee. The first groom’s whereabouts are unknown and the ceremony is judged a success for the new couple. Mexico City notes a separate item about William Jennings Brian leaving for the United States. Payne Memorial church announces Epworth League officers for the new year with W D Coleman as president and Dr Alonzo Monk to preach.
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Cedar Bluff
Sam Johnson
Xiring
Tod Pnce
Tennessee
Payne Memoral
Epworth League
D Coleman Presdent
Mies Allee
Coogler
Ralph Cooper
Claude Bedhham
Bliss Clarkle Scott
Alonzo Monk
H. M Quillian
Payne Memorial
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