Notice from Contributing Editors and City Collectors in New York
A fragmented public notice cites traveling representatives, city collectors, and various political and cultural references. It mentions W H Overby, H Bonnally, Charles Moore, J Br Carroll, James Carter, Claude Virgin, and multiple items about Dowie Parsifal theater and international affairs. The piece blends notices with editorial quips on Roosevelt, Russia, Japan, and unrest in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Overbey
H. Bonnally
New Blackburn
Charles 9. Moore
J. BR. Carrol
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Promised Riot of Nations Foretells Asia Europe Conflict
The article argues Russo Japanese hostilities are inevitable over Korea and Manchuria with breakdown of open ports and treaties. It warns that war could draw in England France Germany ItalyAustria and possibly the United States, stressing open door trade and criticizing Mr Schurz while noting domestic suffrage debates in Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
France
England
Asia
Europe
Orient
China
WerHal-Wel
Germany
Kiaochou
Port Arthur
Harbin
Siberia
Russa
United States
Mukden
Anlung
Engand
Ialy
Austra
New England Dems Back Olney For President
The New England democratic and independent papers unite to seek the union of all state delegations for the national democratic convention to nominate Richard Olney. They argue solidarity, Olney’s fitness, and urge New England to present a strong, united front with courage and renewed vigor. The piece predicts broad support from other regions if New England leads with decisive energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Olney
Democratic
Richard Olney
Republican Party
We Would Be Excused by the Springfield Republican
The Springfield Republican urges every informed Southerner to read Carl Schurz’s MecClure’s Magazine piece demanding adherence to the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. It recalls the nation’s Supreme Court rulings and notes the lasting trauma of Reconstruction era policies and the “black hell” created in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
South
Carl Schurz
MecClure
Supreme Court of the United States
Ben. Hamilton Douglas resignation from board of education
The board of education president Ben Hamilton Douglas resigns after seven years to focus on his legal practice. His departure is described as a loss to the board and the city, with praise for his service and leadership. The piece also discusses Judge George Gray as a presidential contender and Delaware Democrats' tensions over loyalty versus independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Hamilton Douglas
Hon
Board of Education
Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Judge Gray
Democratic Party
George Gray
Delaware
Neithe
Gray
Judges Gray
Bloodshed in German New Guinea over land dispute
In Parr Haven German New Guinea natives rose on November 14 and killed two European engineers named Dodell and a trader Erhardt, a Chinese and ten friendly natives. A punitive expedition killed twenty five of the hostiles as retaliation for the dispute over land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Brisbane
Queensland
Parr Haven
German New Guinea
Dodell
Erhardt
New Year Echoes From Georgia Moonshine News
A festive Georgia themed column blends poems and local humor as residents welcome the New Year. It recounts rooftop cleanups, a dynamite keg incident, merrymaking at a dance, moonshiner remarks, and sentimental verses about hope, blessings, and love.
Gossip at the Capitol and state cases sweep Georgia
State Treasurer paid nearly fifty five thousand dollars to AH W Hull of Athens for university appropriations covering January through April 1904. The article lists maintenance and interest items across Georgia colleges and the technical school. Other items note the state board of health meeting at the capitol, the supreme court resumes after recess, two rewards offered by Governor Terrell for incendiaries and a murder suspect, and a Thomson firm asking rail service changes.
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Park
AH W. Hull
Athens
Unversite of Georgia
Georgina Industrial College
North Georgia Aigicultural and Mechanical College
State Normal and
Indu-issal
State Board of Health
Senate
Capitol
Wils Westmoreland
Atlanta
Only Man Loyal Says Connally
Witness Michael A Connolly testifies in Savannah Ga that he stayed loyal to Carter, arguing his contract kept him employed with high pay while others quit. He recalls Greene and Gaynor insisting on his help, defending the loyalty claim amid claims for services in collecting testimony for a landmark suit.
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Bavannah
Carter
Michael A Connolly
Greene and Gaynor
Connolly
Logal
Greene
Gaynor
Gayner
Carjter
Walter G Carlton
The
Witnhed
Gasnor
Noul
Mercer
Gainor
Freeman Named Coweta Judge In Coweta Circuit
Hon Robert W Freeman of Newnan was sworn in as judge of the Coweta circuit to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Thomas A Atkinson. The commission comes from Governor Terrell with Freeman described as a wise selection and well known in Coweta and surrounding counties.
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Robert W Freeman
Newnan
Coweta
Thomas A Atkinson
Terrell
Freeman
LaGiang
Troupe County Superior Court
Ladrange
Atkinson
Capitol
Wass and Means
House
Treemin
Callie Full
Hen Wow Freeman
T A Atkinson
Latrange
Big City
Freiman
Tion
Robert W Fredman
Newn
Anesterday
Roeski Brothers Arrested In Planned Jail Rescue Plot
Otto Roeski 21 and Herman Roeski 33, brothers of Emu Roeshi, were taken into custody in Chicago on charges they planned to blow up the county jail to free their brother. Police say they possessed nitro glycerin, a saw, and files, though it was denied they had nitro glycerin. Bonds set at 2500 each. Otto confessed under questioning, describing a prior escape attempt and rope setup to assist the imprisoned brother.
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Roesk
Brother
Chicago
Otto Roeski
Yoears
Werman Roeski
Emu Roeshi
Cartain
County Gall
Roeskis
Crimini
Otto Reesk
Otto
Inder
Herman
Vetoed State Bank Bill Delays Virginia Policy Change
Governor Montague vetoed the Virginia legislature's state bank of circulation bill arguing public policy and the need to preserve issuance powers for state banks. He suggested perfecting the statute rather than repealing it to retain issuance rights amid possible future needs.
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Montague
Virginia
Richmond
Var
Montague Toediv
Assembly
State Bank
Roosevelt to Visit Atlanta as Army Headquarters Opened
Washington officials confirm a tour by General staff and President Roosevelt to inspect new Atlanta army department headquarters on Peachtree street. About 30 to 50 officers plus clerks move in, bringing over 100 people. estimated monthly department business totals around $100000.
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Washington
Atlanta
Stiff
General Young
United States Army
Roosevelt
Rooseseu
Mnchkhf
Peachtree Street
Pury
Department of the Gulf of the United States Army
Grevioudy
Ofd Free
Augusta Georgia Inauguration Of Bibird J Allen Mayor
In Augusta Ga January 4 special coverage recalls retiring Mayor Phinzy swearing in Mayor Elect Bibird J Allen and councilmen Dunbar Rice Howard Wiley Curtledge. Officials resignations read. new officers to be elected January 8. A surprise party honors ex Mayor Phinizy marking a long civic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Phinzy
Bibird J. Allen
Dunbar E J Rice
George H Howard
Georg P Wileh
JF. Curtledge
Allens
DP J Roulett
P J Wardin
Charle. O'Hara
HG. Kale
KR A Dean
B . YeaMer
Fire Department
Phinizy
Rojolcee
Orders Sent by Wireless From Training Ship Columbia
The training ship Columbia of the Atlantic training fleet reached the harbor after being commanded by wireless telegraph to enter port from sea. The cruiser crossed the bar overnight and anchored at Pensacola, Florida, after advising to avoid outside anchorage.
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Pensacola
Fla
Columbia
Belna
Tompkinsville
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