Health Issues Discussed at State Board Meeting
The state board of health met in the senate chamber at the capitol with Dr Willis Westmoreland presiding. Resolutions urged county and municipal health boards, vaccination, quarantining, and fumigation, and endorsed formaldehyde disinfection over sulfur candles.
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Capitol
State Board of Health
Senate
Willis Westmoreland
Atlanta
Benedict
Athens
Eighth Congressional District
J B Morgan
Augusta
Tenth
Tenmell
Ingesson
Westmoreland
Piedmont
Just for the Mousey Lesson Sparks Teacher Debate
Philadelphia Bulletin item notes a local teaching dispute over a pupil named Mousey with a teacher scoring 82 on each lesson. The brief hints at criticism of the teacher's methods and the value of the instruction in a community context.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Nords
Bitter Cold Stuns Nation With Record Lows Across Cities
January 5 reports detail unprecedented temperatures from New York to Ohio and beyond. Officials note a 4 below zero mark in the city with records set since 1875, severe windless cold slowing trains, halting outdoor work, and widespread fires. Reports from Wilmington, New Haven, Boston, Providence, and St Louis describe subzero readings, frozen rivers, frozen harbors, and freight delays.
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New York
Harlem River
Maccombs Dam
Fifth Street
Delaware
Wilmington
Dee
Christiana
Thia City
Mew Haven
Connecticut
Wis
Banbury
New Haven
Traftford
Boston
England
Balem Muse
New Hillmpsture
Keene
Woods River Junction
R I
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Ohio
Youngstown
St. Louis
St Louis
Piirle Avenue
Cft
Thwaird Framundson
Greenfield Town
The Shining Mark
Aunt Kezla brings news of a sudden death of a well liked young man in the community. The mother notes he hid things to seem pleasant while bright prospects faded and his parents suffered. Aunt Kezia adds dramatic emphasis on how the analyzed person is often the first to be blamed.
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Lippincott 2 Magazine
Kezla
Kezia
Unclear phrasing from Philadelphia Press excerpt
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene where a woman poses, a man named Kammerer allegedly tricks someone, and a snapshot allegedly shows his wife eating corn, but details are incomplete and context is missing.
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Philadelphia Press
Catching Up From The Yonkers Statesman
A fragmented item notes Philadelphia dining habits and timing of meals. The text suggests a remark about Philadelphians eating cereal in the evening, implying a shift or improvement, and mentions being twelve hours behind in some sense. The readability is limited with unclear context and dates.
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Yonkers
Philadelphia
Stockholders Left in Lurch
United States Steel directors cut the common dividend from 4 to 2 percent while the preferred 1 percent was declared. The December assets show a 2 percent shrinkage in earnings with last quarter profits well below 1902, and undivided surplus down from 1902 totals though depreciation and adjustments offset some losses.
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York
United States Steel
Wallfleet
Chaimmian Gary
Trent
Netesitungs
Gs ‘Lstery
Corpor Iton
Pein
Soldiers Home Trustees Meet For Annual Election Of Officers
The Soldiers home trustees will hold their regular annual meeting this morning. Judge H W Bell may attend the funeral of General Longstreet, influencing the scheduling to avoid postponement. Thornton of Atlanta will preside if Bell is absent. The session will elect officers and discuss home needs, with current officers likely to be reelected. Papa's Experience and Positive Proof items follow in the page.
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Soldiers Home
H W Bell
Jefferson
Board of Trusteea Ss
General Longstreet
Beil
Thornton
Thomas chosen speaker in Mississippi lower house
Jackson Mississippi reports Thomas of Washington elected speaker in the Mississippi House in regular biennial session with Lou Smith as clerk and E H Monre of Bollkar chosen Senate president pro tem. Governor Longino to send last message. Vardaman and other officers to be sworn in. Sketch notes Thomas’s Texas birth, Mississippi roots, education, law practice, service in four terms, leadership in Ways and Means, and role in capitol bill. he is twice married and praised as a skilled debater and parliamentarian.
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Jackson
Miss
I N Thomas
Washington
Lou Smith
E H Monre
Bollkar Wis
Senate
Longino
Clece Vardaman
Speaker Thomas
Bor
Texas
Eo‘ Thomas
Mississippi
Hinds County
Gonzales
Tex
Thomas
Mississippi College
Greenville
Ry Campbell
Tar
Ager
Capitol
Thomas Hog
Board of Suptrvteurs
Ashington County
Greens We Public Schools
The
Presbyterian Church
Viasonte
Masons
Miles Matticw Shackleford
St Louis
M. Thomas
Russell
Case of Anthrax Found in Hospital Patient
A New York hospital reports a case of anthrax, a malignant disease of cattle, in a human patient. The man suspected a head carbuncle, which was swollen. doctors removed the affected tissue and expect recovery.
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New York
Error in Bill Fatal Defect in Savannah Court
In Savannah on January 5 Judge Norwool dismissed attachment proceedings in the case of Michael A Connolly vs Benjamin D Greene John T Grynor and Akintic Contracting Company for $6000. The suit will proceed as a common law action. An attachment on defendants property was improperly described omitting the usual caption of Georgia Chatham county, a fatal defect according to the defense.
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Savannah
Norwool
Michael A Connolly
Benjamin D Greene
John T Grynor
Akintic Contracting
Connolly
Thiriff
Georgia
Chatham County
Injuries Stemming From December 17 Armours Station Crash
Two railway postal clerks sue the Southern Railway for damages totaling 17 000 after a December 17 accident at Armour s station near Allatta when Boutherm passenger train No 97 collided with an open switch. Walter Gray Jr seeks 15 000 and Baylis R Clarkes 2 000. Howard I McConnell sues Central of Georgia Railway for 6 000 after being struck by flat cars while crossing Peters Street last November. C B Palmer and wife Lillie Belie Palmer sue Georgia Railway and Electric Company for 15 000 and 5 000 respectively after Mrs Palmer was injured boarding a Luckie Street car on December 5. Attorneys Arnold and Arnold represent all plaintiffs. The piece closes with a poetical note from The Detroit Free Press.
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Southern
Armours Station
Allatta
Sulin
Walter Gray, Jr
Baylis R Clarks
Poth
Boutherm
Armour
Howard I McConnell
Central of Georgia Railway Company
McConnell
Peters Street
Sulit
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
C B Palmer
Sirs Lillie Belie Palmer
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Choice
Table Linen Inc
Redfern
Orwerser Bros
Caret Am Worth
Handso Steel
Ehaleox
State Health Board
Wilkesharre Paramirs
Glen Summit
Hillside
Mountain Fen
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Elfwood City
Corzjy
Word
Muse
Whitehall
Dl Servica Achive
Steel Trust
Home Trustees Gathering
Soldiers Home Trustees
Papa
Tom Ti
Walter
Ged
Chelsea (Mass
Maude
Jamie
Mallory
POE
Mallory Plow CO
Chatta
Thomas Choice
Herman Spencer
Booklovers Magazine
Bathos
Rome
Bill
Mike Conally
Detroit
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