Dowie Critiques Race Beliefs in San Antonio Address
John Alexander Dowie told about 3,000 listeners that Anglo Saxon superiority over Negro differs from past times when blacks were superior to whites, urging brotherhood before God. He criticized Southern trends, mocked railroad guests, and hinted at possibly becoming a San Antonio neighbor in future Zion plans.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Alexander Dowie
Hiljah the Restorer
San Francisco
Australia
Hot Sulphur Wells
Bod
Dowie
Tima
Zion
Texas
Wesleyan Girl Infected With Mild Smallpox At Seminary
E C Bruffey reports at Wesleyan Female College in Macon Ga that Miss Belle Sanders of South Carolina has a mild smallpox case. Police guard the campus as a quarantine is enforced. three others ill are mentioned but details are sparse. President Guerry says vaccinations are under way and risk of spread is minimal.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Wesleyan Female College
Beng Misa Belle Sanders
South Carolina
Board of Health
Butling
Guerry
Belle Sanders
Marguerite Erin
Tang
History of Decatur County Announcement in Atlanta
Decatur County residents learn Ben E Russell will start a county history project at once. The plan, long considered, already earns wide support throughout the county and among former residents, who expect the work to reach many homes.
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Decatur County
Anoridze
Ben E. Rusealt
Russell
Russel
New City Council Sworn In Bainbridge Georgia
The January 10 swearing in of Mayor E J Wills and Aldermen D C Gurley Dr Gordon Chason J W Callahan John D Harrell C W Wimberly and L F Patterson marks the new Bainbridge city council. The quiet election followed a nonopposition primary and promises reforms awaited by citizens.
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New Council
Bainbridge
New City Council
E J Wills
D C Gurley
Gordon Chason
J W. Callahan
John D Harrell
C. W Wimberly
L. F. Patterson
Non 8 Reform Ticket
Eity
Senator Mann Believed Lost After Iroquois Theatre Fire
Boston officials report State Senator A A Mann of Florida, in law of Governor Jennings, missing and presumed dead in the Iroquois theatre disaster in Chicago. He had been in Boston recently and last heard from December 29 in Chicago. His Boston-based law firm Morse Hickey & Kenney awaits his return to complete business, but has received notices indicating he perished in the fire.
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Boston
Mass
A. A. Mann
Florida
William 8. Jennings
Chicago
Morse Hickey & Kenney
Sharp words erupt between Devonshire and Chamberlain in London
January 10 reports reveal a heated exchange between the duke of Devonshire and Joseph Chamberlain over dissolving the Liberal Unionist Association amid fiscal dispute splits. Chamberlain urges a quiet approach while Devonshire calls for discussion, and a meeting is to decide the path forward.
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Devonshire
Chamberlain
London
Duke of Devonshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Tthe
Liberal Unionist Association
Nberal
Two Men Slain by Lone Bandit in Salt Lake City
John M. Shockley confessed to killing Motorman Greason and Conductor Brighton in their car during a botched robbery. He claimed self defense after they resisted, then considered suicide but failed. He said he is heir to property and wants to sign over his remaining assets to aid the families.
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Salt Lake
Utah
John M. Shockley
Greason
Brighton
Shockley
Blast Furnaces Near Pittsburg to Resume Operation
Orders were issued to Carnegie Steel management to bring idle blast furnaces at Braddock Carrie Hankin and Duquesne into shape for immediate resumption. The seven Braddock stacks to start within five days signal early revival of western Pennsylvania mills. About one thousand men will be hired as furnaces restart this week.
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Pittsburg
Edger Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Carrie
Hankin
Duquesne
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel Mills
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Completes New York Plymouth Mail Service
The American liner Philadelphia arrived at Plymouth at 4 30 this morning after a rough crossing and successfully inaugurated the mail service between New York and Plymouth. All arrangements worked smoothly and officials claim three to five hours will be saved in London mail delivery.
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London
American Line
Philadelphia
Plymouth
New York
Inauguration of Governor Herrick Delayed by Sadness
Colurtin Ohio January 10 The inauguration of Governor Myron T Herrick Lieutenant Governor Warren G Warding and other state officers will be held at noon tomorrow in the capital rotunda A 5000 man military and civic parade is planned The death of former Governor Charles Foster casts a somber note on the proceedings The carriage for Foster will be left vacant and draped in mourning Meanwhile the steamer Heese Pritchard sank after striking a snag near Yazoo City Mississippi with no casualties and an attempt to raise the vessel planned.
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Colurtin
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Warren G Warding
Ita Fg
Charles Foster
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Miss
Yazoo City
Saturda
Colombians Land Force On Island Off Nicaragua Coast
Telegraphed dispatch from Rear Admiral Coghlan reports Colombian troops landed at St Andrew Island near Nicaragua to suppress a secessionist movement. The island lies off Nicaragua's coast and is a dependency of Colombia. The report notes a sailing vessel arrived at Colon with the troops aboard.
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Island
Nicaragua
Washington
Navy Department
Coghlan
Atlantic
Panama
Colon
St Andrew Island
Thia Island
Colombia
Secessior Tu
Bloody fight at Norfolk ends with injuries and arrests
At Portsmouth Ferry dock in Norfolk two dozen citizens and Marines clashed. Lawson Cuddy and Joseph Flynn were fatally cut and hospitalized. four marines including Joe Donohue were detained as police stopped the riot. A large police detachment charged the ferry house to prevent landing of combatants. The cause remains unclear.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Lawson Cuddy
Joseph Flynn
Robert Cadden
Benjamin Marks
Frank Sendick
Joe Donohue
Lawson Gudds
Joe Flynn
Shells Fall on the Capital in Santo Domingo
Revolutionary forces bombard the capital as Castillo is defeated at San Cristobal, two cannons and arms captured, many killed and wounded. An American, Pierce, delivers a Navarro message to Powell but is detained. Navarro seeks U.S. intervention, Powell refuses. San Pedro de Macoris quiet, overall situation unstable and costly to business.
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San Domingo
Castillo
San Cristobal
Pierce
Navarre
Jiminez
United States
Powell
Navarro
San Petro de Macoris
Spaniards Whip Up Lore On Nozaleda Appointment
Rome reports Vatican displeasure over Spanish demonstrations against Archbishop Nozaleda former Valencia archbishop. The appointment aimed to please Spain yet angered Americans and Spaniards differently. Spanish government promises to suppress protests and supports the move through Ambassador Deaguera.
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Rome
Vatican
Mgr. Nozaleda
Valencia
Nozaleda
Spain
Philippines
Deaguera
Nogaieda
Curious Facts About West Virginia Debts Asserted
A letter from a Georgia resident argues West Virginia owes no share of Virginia’s prewar debt. He contends the debt was created by Virginia votes, while West Virginia’s territory benefited from Virginia spending, and calls for annulment or repayment by Virginia rather than West Virginia. He cites family history in Greenbrier, Virginia, and disavows any desire to injure his native state.
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West Virginia
Old Virginia
Commonwealth
Court of the United States
Old Dominion
Virginia
Polley
West
West Virgina
Greenbrier County
C. W. Humphreys
Jockoon
Ches Howard Follows Gordon in Beloved Georgia Leader Dies
Chesley Bostwick Howard known as Ches Howard, longtime Georgia figure and ally of General Gordon, died at his daughter’s home in Atlanta from pneumonia. Born July 30, 1829 in Baldwin County, he led Nelson’s Rangers in the Confederate era, later opposed Reconstruction methods, and remained a steadfast states rights Democrat. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. at 106 Juniper Street with interment in Westview Cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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Chessey Bostwick Howard
Georgia
Frank R Logan
Juniper Street
Howard
Empire State
South
Gordon
Chen Howard
Ils
State Capitol
Old South
Confederate Army of the West
Eguse
Jay
Nelson
Ghes
polMelans
Ts Kimball House
Ches Howard
Chesley Bostwick Howard
John HW
Caroline Bostwick Howard
Baldwin County
Milledgeywidle
Columbus
University of Georgia
Princeton
South Georgia
Punt River
Vieward
Nelson's Rangers
Stephen D Lee
Tennessee
Army of the West
New York
Twa
Ife
St. Mack Episopal
Peachtrer Street
General Gordon
Kirkwood
Suii
Westview Cemetery
Joan C. Whitner
James &. Akers
Frank Myers
John A.' Smith
A. J. McBride
Gadsden King
James M. Chaper
SH. Phelan
Mr. Howard
Labor Unions In Convention In Trenton NS
Two international unions open annual conventions in Trenton with about 500 delegates total. The Bricklayers and MasonsInternational Union lead in attendance while Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union meet separately. The vote on affiliating with the Structural Trades Alliance is the key issue. An announced referendum on affiliation with the American Federation is reported as defeated.
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Trenton
NSFL
Brick Lasers and Masons' Internation Union
International
Tad Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union
Hod Carers
Masons
Structural Trades Alliance
George B Gubbins
George B Gubbins, of the Brick Layers and Masons’ International Union
International Union
American Federation
Funeral Escort Named by Atlanta U C Camp
Caroline Shackley Howard and family members including Warren Howard Mary Howard Matthews Stark R Logan Chesley B Howard Jr and George Trape Howard are noted. At the Atlanta camp U C meeting held yesterday an escort for the funeral was detailed listing W M Hawkes C McGee Dr Coachman F M Myers Clark Howell Dr A W Calhoun A J McBride S F Abbott J B Scott M A Haram John A Corbally E P Black James Cooper W C Howard and J Trleg Cooper.
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Caroline Shackley Howard
John Howard
Warren Howard
Mary Howard Matthews
Stark R. Logan
Chesley B. Howard
George Trape Howard
Breman
Germany
Atlanta
U.C
W. M. Hawkes
C. McGee
Coachman
F. M. Myers
Clark Howell
A. W. Calhoun
A. J McBride
F. Abbott
B. Scott
M A Haram
John A. Corbally
E. P Black
James
Cooper
W. C. Howard
J. Trleg Cooper
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Sherwan
MES
A. M. Townsend
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna Moore
Los Arreles
California
Price
Chrialian ‘Temperance Union
Tremontetl
Bon Ua
Speflail
Elkin-Watson
Clark
King Hardware CO
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