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The piece describes Atlanta\'s 1909 municipal transition with mayor pro tem election, inaugural address plans, and a roster of the 1909 Board of Aldermen and Common Council. It notes farewell from Mayor Joyner, the election of Charles M. Roberts as mayor pro tem, and Maddox\'s forthcoming inaugural speech. Official terms, retirements, and new appointments are listed.
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Joyner
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Charles M. Roberts
Robert F. Maddox
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NO MARTIAL LAW FOR SAVANNAH
From Rome Georgia a January 2 dispatch says Governor Smith has not decided to impose martial law in Savannah for prohibition enforcement. He told a Constitution reporter no official information of violations exists and no plan to use martial law. Sigma Nu convention in Chicago adjourned with officers elected: Regent Wade T. Harris, vice regent A. H. Wilson, grand treasurer Samuel S. Pegues, grand recorder Clarence J. Woods.
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Washington
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A. H. Wilson
New York
Samuel 8. Pegues
Clarence J. Woods
Richmond
Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Offer At Home Remedy
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles. It promises instant relief, no knife, no doctor, and a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan, with full-size boxes available for 50 cents. Thousands supposedly cured without surgery or medical bills.
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Winut Heller
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Earthquake Seismic Toll in Sicily and Italy
Reports from Rome estimate extraordinary deaths from the Sicily disaster with figures ranging from 100000 to 200000. The event wrecked Reggio and Meppina, displaced the rock of Charybdis near Messina, and altered coastlines for hundreds of miles as Europe confronts a monumental catastrophe.
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Italy
Rome
Europe
Reggio
Meppina
Charybdix
Messina
Horrors of Earthquake Told by Survivors in Messina
Survivor accounts from Messina recount the December 28 catastrophe. A cobbler Francesco Missiano describes fleeing fires, discovering two crushed girls, cradling a dying infant, and spending hours among ruins before reaching the waterfront with his family. He later sought his mother and sisters but could not return home.
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Messina
Francesco Missiano
Signor Vidalla
Line Street
Place Cavour
Vidalia
Vidalla
Aigne
Fle
Churehyard
Flora
Purine
Jane Man
Signorina
Leutenant
St. Vin[een Military Hospital
Colonet Minteri
Ruins of Ancient Taormina Crumbled by Earthquake
A Sicily earthquake devastates Taormina destroying the Greek and Roman theater and many antiquities. Survivors describe hours before aid, rescues of a daughter and a wounded lieutenant, a hospital major saved, and a baby found unharmed after four days.
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Taormina
Sicily
Mount Etna
Kaiser in ugly mood refuses hand of Reichstag president
Berlin January 2 considerable political talk follows the New Year reception where Emperor William did not offer his hand to Count Von Stalberg Wernigruede president of the Reichstag. The act is seen as a snub amid criticism of his role in the October interview with the Telegraph.
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Berlin
William
Count von Stalberg- Wernigrrude
London Daily ‘Telegraph
Coal-save drayage haul from Keiley Fuel yard
Keiley Fuel advertises coal haulage from its yard at 55 Foundry Street Keiley. Phone contact 3585 for services including shipment and delivery arrangements.
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Roosevelt send ships and requests aid to Italy
President Roosevelt announced two supply ships with 300000 dollars worth of food and provisions were sent to Italy. He will ask Congress for more aid and offers the use of the battleship fleet to Italy. The telegram to Patrick F. McGowan cites urgency and ongoing contact with Italy and the American Red Cross.
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Italy
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Tate
White House
Patrick F. McGowan
American Italian General Relief Committee
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilde
Mont Pelee
Red Cross
American Red Cross
New York
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Port Seid
Suez Canal
Celtic
New York Navy Yard
Messina
Gibraltar
Calgarn
Suez
Scorpion
Queen Hurt Amid Messina Earthquake Hospital Panic
Amid the Messina disaster the queen sustained contusions during a hospital rush as tremors and fanfare alarms warned of more quakes. Convicts attempted a rise on Lipari islands while Stromboli showed activity and panic spread among refugees.
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Messina
Lipari Iglands
Stelly
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