Spectacle of Indian Pageantry in a Royal Parade
A grand procession showcased state retinues in ornate Indian costumes and gold regalia. Dignitaries including the viceroy, Lady Curzon, the duke and duchess of Connaught attended with elephants, armor clad guards, silver carriages, and state choirs, displaying wealth and ceremonial pomp across multiple princely states.
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Vicero
Snedleston
Caraur
Conna
Ostimes
Batuda
Bigane
Ashmir
Curnaea
J. Pooh
Plice
Merchants of Valdosta Plan Credit Association
The merchants of Valdosta advance steps to organize a credit association for mutual protection and community stability. A regular system of arts and deeds seeks to bind members to accord mortgaging deeds and protective actions under the aegis of local merchants and grocers.
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Merchants of
Valdosta
Aibesta
Valosta
Asso
Mortzig
Phu Grocer
Roosevelt and Grosvenor discuss trust legislation in Washington
President Roosevelt held a lengthy talk with Speaker Henderson and Representative Grosvenor on trust regulation. The meeting focused on possible measures for a forthcoming session, with no agreement reached and the exact approach still uncertain.
James Browns Horrible Death At Crossland Mill
James Brown Sr a member of Brown Bros Lumber Co was fatally injured at a Crossland Colquit County mill when his overcoat snagged on a revolving shaft. He was drawn into the machinery and fatally mutilated his arm broken and body badly torn. Physicians struggled to save him but he died about noon after a rapid decline.
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Tifton
James Brown
Brown Bros Lumber Company
Crossland
Colquit
Brown
Bruner Named Successor to Late Epperson at Union Station
Charles L Bruner has been appointed superintendent of the second division at the Union Passenger Station on Fourth Street, replacing the late Epperson. The order, signed by the general superintendent, takes effect immediately and Bruner will discharge all duties of the post. Bruner, a comparatively young railroad man, is trusted by peers to prove a capable successor.
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Gide
Epperson Wacon
Rairoad
Union
Fourth Street
B . Lyperson
General
Iuag Ind
Charles L Bruner
Ite Monarson
Tpper
Soith
Fw Railroad
Mir Brner
Rengralls
Prove
Prisoner and Custodian Anrials at the Hotel in Macon
In Macon last night a prisoner Marshall and his custodian Davis were traced in the Brown house register. Within an hour the two were in Room C2 with Marshall waiting in Calhoun County charged with cheating and windling. He was arrested a day or two ago in Alabama for graft and failing to deliver policies though premiums were paid. Marshall claims he can show two clear hands but offers no objection to associating with a state warrant holder.
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Macon
Marshall
Brown House Register
L H Dana Shelf
Calhoun County
Georgia
Davis
Calheen County
Allanta
State of Georgia
Negroes Sleep on the Trace in Georgia Tragedy
At Vallosta Georgia two Black men resting on a railroad track were struck by an eastbound Atlantic City line train. One man Williams jumped clear but his companion was fatally crushed. The engineer could not stop the train at 4 miles per hour. The wounded man was taken to Reston for treatment but likely died. doctors saw no chance of recovery.
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Atlantic Crist
Cts Walliams
Willams
Trai
Reston Gatut
Killing of A F Thrower at Jasper in mysterious events
The murder of A F Thrower near Jasper Massachusetts draws state attention. George Vans, last seen with the deceased, is jailed awaiting grand jury action amid contested Circumstances. Vans denies involvement, saying Thrower took his hat. Evans alters his tale, with authorities suspecting more details remain undisclosed.
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Thrower
Jasper
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Wise
F Thrower
Jasper Paulding
George Vans
Myans
Yang
Jum
Sach
Logan not to be removed from Knoxville jail
Alleged train robber Tagin the Montana suspect will remain in Knoxville jail for at least three months. Judge Lurton in Cincinnati allowed Logan's attorney to postpone appeal and proceed with efforts to obtain a new trial. The case centers on Tagin and his client, with further steps in Cincinnati courts anticipated.
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Knoxville
Harvey Tagin
Montana
Knoyville
Lurton Sittme
Cincinnai
Logans Attor
Tagan
Clieut Court of Appeala
CinecInnan
Corcoran Wins Boxing Bout at Savannah Club
Corcoran of Savannah defeated Pred Douglass of Brooklyn in a 11 round bout at the Savannah Athletic Club. In the final minutes Corcoran pressed Douglass, scoring three knockdowns before the referee halted the match for a decisive Corcoran victory.
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Savannah Athletic Club
Savannah
Jaguars
Tomms Corcoran
Pred Douglass
Brooktyn
Corcoran
Douglass
Jenkins
Camden Youth Hanged for Triple Murder in Yard
Paul Woodward, 18, was executed in the Camden jail yard for the November 3 murder of 11 year old John Caffin and 1 year old Price Jennings. Bodies found in a wood near Hadden Mghnts after he lured them with a questionable reward, arsenic exposure the cause, with evidence tying him to the crime.
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Camden
Paul Woodward
John Caffin
Price Jennings
Hadden
Woodward
Jourg Coffin
Garrison
Wade
Counci
Beys ArTon Tigre
Cordele and Montezuma Rail Line Progress Rapidly
Work to lay rail between Cordele and Montezuma advances promptly as crossing issues at the union depot are settled. A Birmingham to Atlanta passenger car will begin running into Montezuma, with three daily trains planned to connect with Central of Georgia at Montezuma and with Georgia Southern and Florida and Seaboard lines. The Cordele Montezuma link opens new trade avenues and excitement grows over the railway’s impact on the region.
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Cordea
Raiway
Atlantic and
Furmngham
Union
Cordele
Montezuma
Oke Agantic
Mi Birminghim Pisserger
Wang
Borusman
Central of Georgia
Georgia Southern
Florida
Raft
Cora
Corfele
Ventezuma
Corkeli Machinis
Tuscaloosa Court House Site Chosen for One Person Vote
Tuscaloosa county commissioners approved placing a new court house proposal before the voters. The site at Greensboro Avenue and Seventh Street was selected as the south wall of the current block. The measure, to be put to a public vote, asks residents whether the county should build a new courthouse, with the legislature to decide timing and process.
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John
Greensboro Ayert
Csurt
Army appropriation bill carries 72 million in 1927 fund
Washington reports that the House military affairs committee finished the army appropriation bill with an appropriation of 72,598,337 dollars, about 1 1 2 million less than last year’s estimate. It provides for mustering out provisions for the Puerto Rican provisional unit on July 7 next. Soldiers may receive two months extra pay and expert riflemen would get an additional dollar per month.
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Washington
House Committees On
Teaa
Mualissme. Ag
James Carney Beached Off Mobile Passengers Rescued
The steamer James A Carnes ran aground in ten feet of water near Mobile Alabama this morning. Passengers were rescued by tugboats and it is expected the vessel will be beached for two to three days for repairs.
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Mobile Mele
James A Carnes
Scott Emulsion Promoted For Cold and Wasting Diseases
The Esquimo and lumbermen are cited as examples of exposure to cold and fatigue, with fatty foods seen as warmth. For those thin or wasting, Scott's Emulsion is presented as a highly digestible form. Physicians prescribe it and the ad highlights Scott, Lowne, and Pearl at Newark.
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Scott
Lowne
Pearl Aires
Newark
First Stage of Catarrh Prompts Peruna Cure
A fragmentary testimonial page discusses the early catarrh stage as viral cold symptoms and urges prompt Peruna use to prevent chronic rhinitis. It includes patient anecdotes from New York and Michigan, claiming relief after taking Peruna and a note from Dr Hartman offering guidance.
Norfolk to Tunnel River Obiect Involving Chesapeake Line
Norfolk records reveal a loan from Chesapeake Life Insurance Company to Colonial Trust Campus of Pittsburg for 2000 dollars to fund a tunnel under Smiths Creek. The project aims to connect rail lines including Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line, creating a southern coast depot with terminals at Lynn Haven and Cape Henry. The Sea Pond Air Line expands into Virginia coal fields, potentially exporting coal via Cape Henry.
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Courts of
Chesapeake Liueut Company
Colonial Trust
Fittsburg
Smiths Creek
Dilrabeth
Southern
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Seaboard Air Line
Lynn Haven
Cape Henry
Sea Pond
Virginiah
Sorghum as paying crop spurs Mississippi canning push
Mississippi farmers turn to sorghum as a paying crop in attractive cans. Jacksar Wiss notes rising demand and prices with some harvesters earning up to twenty dollars per acre. Industrial Dept of Grand Slip road promotes canning factories to convert sorghum into marketable product. Little Rock report cites a 40 mph wind, record gale for January, clear cold weather with temp 38 at day’s end.
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South
Mos
Tse
Grand Slip
Jyand
Ind
Beng
Rome
Little Rock
Little Rock Ark
Patient wakes after 28 hour jail stay and medical note
Fragmentary report describes a person waking after a prolonged sleep endured during confinement. It mentions Dr Isabel Warns and a Kirksville specialist, a spinal and brain erussion, and a treatment involving wine drink and exercise.
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Isabel
Kirksville
Pulcher
Hse Long Leven
Tim
Second Trust Bill Pushed by Senator Hoar in Congress
A second utility law proposal by Senator Hoar aims to speed antitrust cases in the federal system. The measure seeks to expedite hearings and place priority on cases tied to present antitrust concerns. Courts would assign judges to manage and hear these matters with orderly progression through the system.
Edgewood limits extension vote favors bond plan
Ingewaad area voters approved extending town boundaries to permit a $19 bond issue for two school buildings serving white and black students. Incorportation plans faced opposition from factory workers and residents, with concerns about property and labor impacts. The outcome reflected tensions over race and municipal expansion in the area.
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Ingewaad
Thom O
Ti Igewood
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