Atlanta to Lead World in Live Stock Trade Says Rail Men
A railroad and market outlook from Atlanta argues that withdrawal of free passes by western dealers will shift the center of the horse and mule trade to Atlanta. With passes restricted to stock purchases, Atlanta’s shorter rail distance and strong stock supply promise dominance in the live stock market in the next few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westin
United States
Atlanta
Mit
Pansen
Missionipp
St. Louis
West
Chicago Freight Association
Northwest
Mississippi River
Georgia
Get Well With Dr Shoop Restorative Offer
A risky advertisement promises dramatic health boosts and strength through Dr Shoop Restorative. It touts a one month trial at my risk with a two cent stamp and urges readers to request the free book by mail, citing personal reputation and low cost as assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
Ak Em Gp
Glynn County Appropriates for Georgia Building Fund
Glynn County and Brunswick officers announce a substantial appropriation and public appeal to fund a Georgia building at the St Louis exposition. Officials elected include Chairman J J Lott and Clerk A O Townsend. Columbus will donate and canvassing committees will solicit subscriptions. Dudley Hughes and Glascock Barrett praised the effort at a board of trade gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn County
Georgia
Brunswick
St. Louis
J J. Lott
A. O Townsend
F. 2 Twitty
Glynn
Hughes
Columbus
Dudley M. Hughes
Glascock Barrett
Hheme Rassed
Georga
St Louis
Board of Trade
Georgia Building Fund
Dudley Hughes
Smoker
London
Faria
Atlanta
Bristol Prepares as Officials Review Fire Precautions
Bristol Tennessee committees plan a January 6 briefing with Washington guidance as Robert Burton tours the city to assess how strictly local fire safety ordinances are enforced. The trip aims to gauge compliance levels and identify needed improvements in citywide safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Washington
Robert Burton
Hood's Sarsaparilla: a bottle lasts longer and does more good
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior tonic claiming a bottle lasts longer and does more good than competing remedies. It asserts the medicine offers 100 doses for one dollar and promotes its economy and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong Point
Hood
Russians Barred From Jap Railway In Far East Talks
In Manchuria Russia promotes special interests while Japan pushes for mutual recognition of Korea and Manchuria rights. Russia backs a neural zone in Korea, provoking Japanese resistance and fears of curbing Japan's security. Japan insists on equal treatment and international commerce in Manchuria and Korea to protect its defense lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Russia
Far East
Japan
China
Korea
Aidh
Wong Ton
Ping Yang
Kure
Ang-Tung-Tcheng
Moukden
United States
Husésta
Yalu
Great Britain
Yong-Wang-Pou
Yongampio
North Korea
Yellow Sea
Orient
Washington
Asiatic
Evans
Honolulu
Suadron
Midway Island
F Egans
Guam
Midway
Trig
Department
Navigation Bureau
East
London
Clyde District
Liverpool
St. John
New Brunswick
Pacific Coast
Bcotch
Glasgow
Genoa
Italy
Kasuga
Niasin
Moreno
Hiradavia
Argentina
Wttle
Anarchy in San Domingo Prompt US Action
Washington reports firm policy to protect American life and property in San Domingo as reports from Commander Dillingham describe in Puerto Plata. Fighting at Sosua, looting, and U.S. citizens’ danger cited while Britain’s Pallas steamer and local forces monitored the area. General Monpla’s revolt in Port au Prince fails. Nord absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Domingo
Navy Department
Dillingham
Puerto Plata
bus‘Arces
Puerta Plata
Finhien
Santiago
Sosua
Susua
Morales
Jimince
United Fruit Company
United States
Aixteen Marines
Consula
Pallas
Innota
Port Au Prince
Nord
Gonnives
Hayil
Monpla
Only One All Rail Route via Poughkeepsie Bridge
In January weather and harbor ice close the Newburgh gateway to New England, making freight movement by eastern states by that route impractical. The piece argues for bridges and tunnels to ease transit, noting the Poughkeepsie Bridge remains the sole open rail corridor south of Albany to Hartford, Springfield, Holyoke, Worcester, Boston, and other New England points, valued for its dispatch and reduced delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie Bridge
New York
New England
Newburgh
Albany
Poughkeepie Bridge
Hartford
Springfield
Holyoke
Worcester
Boston
Charges Against Swayne Subcommittee Heads to Florida
The house Judiciary Committee names a three member subcommittee to investigate charges against Federal Judge Swayne of Florida. Members Halmer Pearre and Clayton are all lawyers and pledged to an impartial inquiry. The panel has not fixed Florida visit dates yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Washington
Swayne
House
Judiciary Committee
Halmer
Pennsylvania
Pearre
Maryland
Clayton
Alabama
Evans Bids Farewell to S C at Waterloo Station
The staff of the U S consulate and friends said goodbye to Consul General H Clay Evans and Mrs Evans at Waterloo station London before their departure for New York on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Evans
London
United States
Evans
Waterloo Railroad Station
New York
Huntsville Wedding Recaps Two Ceremonies in Alabama
In Huntsville Alabama on January 6 Mr R P Baker wed Miss Roberta V Wells at the home of H P McIntyre. The bride is the daughter of the late M C Wells a longtime United States land office registrar. Mr Baker comes from Savannah Georgia. Also last Monday Thomas Countess and Mrs Mollie Bono were married at the residence of Mr Parks Townsend near Meridianville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
R. P. Baker
Roberta V. Wells
H. P. McIntyre
M. C. Wells
United States Land Office
Baker
Savannah
Thomas Countess
Mollie Bono
Parks Townsend
Meridianville
Maryland Legislature Opens With Democratic Edge
Annapolis January 6 The Maryland legislature opened with Democrats holding a two thirds joint ballot majority. Leaders unveiled a plan to restrict suffrage and push a constitutional amendment for public vote next general election. January 19 will vote for U S Senator McComas successor. leading candidates include Governor John Walter Smith Isadore Raynor ex Governor B B Jackson and ex Congressman Joshua W Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
United States
McComas
John Walter Smith
Isadore Raynor
B. B. Jackson
Joshua W. Miles
Kentucky
Frankfort
Campbell Cantril
Brown
Hickman
McManus to Move Southern Railway Headquarters to Atlanta
In Birmingham two Southern Railway officials announced that Superintendent C. J. McManus will move the headquarters of the Southern Railway to Atlanta within months. He becomes general superintendent of both eastern and western districts, with Mr. Richey remaining assistant general superintendent of the Western district in Birmingham. Western district headquarters were shifted from Chattanooga to Birmingham last fall, and McManus moved his family from Chattanooga to Atlanta.
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Columbia
H. I. Welles
Savannah
The
Southern Railway
Columbia Electric Street Railway Company
Welles
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railroad
C. 3. McManus
Greensboro
N.C
Atlanta
Western
McManuala
Richey
Western District
Bimingham
Chattanooga
Firmingham
McManug
Reynolds Elects Officers and New Aldermen
Reynolds Georgia January 6 Special reports EB Marshall chosen mayor the youngest Reynolds has had with a large majority over G T Ruffin. New aldermen W R Hicks and J A Matthews join existing members C F Fickling W I Powell J G Hill. local results reflect lively turnout across nearby towns including Comansville Hoguanaville Norwood with council races and tax issues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Marshall
Reynolds
Marshall
G. T. Ruffin
W. R. Hicks
J. A. Matthews
WR. Hicks
J. Oa. Matthews
C O F. Fickling
W. I Powell
J G. Hill
Mortuary notices and obituaries from January 6
Multiple brief obituaries from American cities noting the deaths of Sergeant Julius Frederick Arctic explorer Captain James P. Loyd Mrs Margaret Hammersly Dr Joseph W Marshall Miss Lou A White Captain John Wesley Fretwell and others. Entries give ages, birthplaces, military service, and long local ties, with sparse context for each life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Hammersly
James Hooker Hammersly
Firth Avenue
North Carolina
Willam Augustus Muhlenbberg
Hammersy
Beresford
Louis Hammersly
J. W. Marshall
Abbeville
Joseph W. Marshal
Lfe
Georgia
Cartersvile
South Carolina
Lou A. White
Huntsville
Ala
Als
J. W. Fretwell
Savannah
John Wesley Fratwell
Fretwell
Fort Valley
Fifty-fourth
Georgia Volunteers
Federala
Frankfort
Company A. Savanneh Volunteer Guards
The Pleasures of Youth and the Golden Medical Discovery
The piece laments diminished simple pleasures of youth and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach tonic and blood purifier. It touts alcohol-free formula, natural remedies, and endorsements from users like G W Brisco, plus offers a free medical adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Doctor Pierce
Vierce
Pierce
Pherceta Golden
Consolidating Houston County Schools Opens Fort Valley Transfer
Houston County moves to consolidate small country schools into larger units to improve education. Commissioner George A. Smith announces Myrtle and Quicksettlement pupils will transfer to Fort Valley's Grady Institute with transport paid and a low per trip rate. The plan aims to keep rural families from leaving the area for towns and to extend educational access across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Fort Valley
George A. Smith
Grady Institute
W J. Scroggs
Smith
Achogs
Myrtle
Quick
Ing
Perry
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Coun‘ry Aboole
Farmer McClellan Ends Life By Carbolic Acid
January 6 report from spluminy SCO states farmer Alex McClellan, about 36, consumed carbolic acid and died instantly after attempting suicide amid an episode of drinking. He reportedly struggled against attendants as he swallowed poison. He leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Spluminy Sco
Alex McClellin
Rom Wmlon
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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West Point
Knoxville
Norfolk
T. D. Mearey
Seaboard Air Wing
Wilmington
N. C
Chicago
Alton
Union Pacific
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Unon Pacific
Southern Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Omaha
Nebr
B. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
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Pittsburg
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W. Va
Cumberland
Fairmount
Peedal
Madison
Huntaville
United States Naval
United States Senate
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Oopansville Hoguanaville
A Davis
J. W. Refit
CT Hightower
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WC. Matthews
M. H. Hightower
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Norwood
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EB. Massengale
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W. A. Scott
W EL Ray
W. H. Pilcher
Mortuary
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Indianapolis
Ind
Julius Frederick
Germany
Lima
Ohio
United States Army
J. P. Loyd
Newton County
Covington
James PB. Loyd
Seguinn
Gettysburg
Tay Thage
Aatls
Houston
Seston Ty
Farmer
J. Newton Hathaway
M. D
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Broad Street
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