Ex-Gov Brown Moves From Time to Henderson
Henderson Kentucky January 11 Former Governor John Young Brown fled here to Gey at an advanced age He was prominent as a statesman and soldier and distinguished 258 citizen In 1875 as congressman he denounced General Benjamin E Butler and faced censure later expunged from records He opposed railroad mergers and shifted from Democrat to Independent Democrat when Goebel was nominated He is survived by John Young Brown superintendent of St Louis City Hospital John Rodman of Memphis and Edwily Ward Humphrey of Louisville
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Henderson, Ky
John Young Brown
Gey
Benjamin E. Butler
New Orleans
Brown
William Goebel
Bey
City Hospital of
St Louis
John Rodman
Memphis
Edwily Ward Humphrey
Loulaville
Funeral for Theodore G. Kline Held in Anniston
The funeral for Theodore G. Kline, late general manager of the Central of Georgia railway, will be held in Anniston at 3 30 this afternoon from Tyler hill. The body arrived this afternoon in Kline’s private car, accompanied by relatives and Central officials. Resolutions followed his death at Savannah. The burial plans include interment in Anniston tomorrow.
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Anniston
Als
Theodore G. Kline
Central of Geores Railway
Savannah
Munday
Tyler ‘Hill
Louisville and Nashville
Dir Kiine
J C Hlalle
The
Central
Cecil Gabbett
Georgia
Alabama
Rand
Bavannah
Central of Georgia Rail Iy
Theo D Kline
Joseph Hull
Mr Kline
Macon
Central of Georgia Railroad
Union Depot
J M Mallory
James G Carlsle
Hruner and
Hall
Chandos
Chandos Fulton
Coriieet
Lotus Club
Virla
Fulton
Mount Erin
Postmasters Confirmed in Georgia and North Carolina
Senate executive session confirms Lizzie Hamilton Buford Ga and Edwin Morris Mocksville NC as postmasters. Separate note reports investigators examining a Standard Turpentine Company plant to convert turpentine from pine stumps and lightwood and considering establishing a plant in Middle Georgia.
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Washington
Senate
Georgia
Lizzie Hamilton
Buford
North
Caroline
Edwin H. Morris
Mocksville
Ee Ga
Thompson and Fort
Biaxcly
Jaima
Naeemarera
Turpentine Company
Middle Georgia
Maier & Serkele Ad Emphasizes Reliable Watchmaking
Advertisement from Maier & Serkele at 31 Whitehall Street extols engine turned watches and watches in general as the supreme proof of ease and beauty in reliable timepieces, highlighting quality and craftsmanship.
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Maier & Serkele
Whitehall Street
Outlook Bright for Democracy Convention and Campaign
Washington dispatch reports optimism within the Democratic national committee as a Shoreham Hotel gathering signals a vigorous campaign to defeat Roosevelt. Gorman and Parker dominate discussion for the nomination while Chicago or New York vie for hosting. party unity and strong organization are emphasized amid active speculation about city offers and convention timing.
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Chicago
New York
McClellan
St. Louis
Gorman
Parker
Hearst
Cleveland
Burned store to hide crime at Pineapolis, Georgia
In Colquitt county, W. J. Marsh's general merchandise store at Pineapolis was destroyed by fire at about 12 30 am. The store had been robbed and burned, with the door left open when discovered by the night watchman. Marsh valued the building at 600 dollars and stock at 5 500 dollars, insured for 98 800 with Carson and Ranke.
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Tifton
W. J. Marsh
Pineapolis
Colquitt County
Rabbits Slain in Largest Northwest Drive at Echo
Echo Oregon January 11 The rabbit drive on lower Butter Creek was the largest in the northwest with an estimated 1 000 rabbits killed. About 700 persons including men women and children participated as rabbits poured in two feet deep. Two persons were seriously injured.
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Echo
Oreg
Lower
Butter Creek
Northwest
He Ja
Death's Hand on Bushnell in Columbus
Former Governor Ase 8 Bushnell was stricken with apoplexy at Columbus Union Station as he prepared to board a train to Springfield. He is in a serious condition with physicians reporting a critical outlook. His Springfield family has been summoned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Union Station
Springfeld
Ase
Bushnell
Springfield
Wright tried as a swindler in London court
London January 1 the trial of Whitaker Wright company promoter opens in the King s Bench division before Justice Bigham and a special jury. The crowded court notes Wright’s altered appearance as he faces charges of false statements of accounts while director of the London and Glebe corporation. The case is expected to last a week or more.
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London
Whitaker Wright
London and Glebe Corpora
King’s Bench
High Court of Justice
Bigham
Wright
British victory in Somaliland defeats Mad Mullah forces
British forces in Somaliland under Major General Egerton report a severe defeat for the Mad Mullah, with about one thousand Dervishes killed. Two regular officers among casualties, plus several wounded, and many rifles captured. The mullah was not present at Jidballi where the expedition encamped after advancing 12 miles from the initial position.
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Aden
Arabia
Somaliland
Manning
Faskins
Kenna
Jidibaili
Jidballi
Egerton
Jidbali
Ban Is Placed On King Peter
Paris reports the French minister to Servia M Henolt has been recalled and another officer sent to Belgrade to act as charge d affaires. The action follows King Alexander and Queen Draga's assassination and the Serbian court's Greek New Year celebration may be shunned by leading powers' diplomats.
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Paris
Servia
M Henolt
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Foreign Office
More Trouble for Rev Howard
New York dispatch reports Rev George Frederick Burgoyne Howerd, a former Detroit inmate, faces U S postal charges for suborned perjury as authorities prepare evidence for his Jackson Tenn transfer. The con artist preacher allegedly swindled many with tales of fictitious English estates across the nation. confessions by witnesses are to underpin the case. The same Howard is said to have pastored Forsyth Georgia's Baptist church.
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New York
George Frederick Burgoyne Howerd
House of Correction
Detroit
Mich
United States
Howard
Major Little
Jackson
Tenn
Tennentee
Herrick Takes Reins in Ohio Inauguration Bright With Splendor
Columbus January 11 Inauguration of Colonel Myron T Herrick as Ohio governor drew large crowds and visiting dignitaries. Herrick pledged to simplify corporation laws to protect citizens and business while warning against banking failures. He proposed creating a state banking department or expanding auditor powers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
Bids Opened for the Bonds in Washington
Washington January 11 bids for the Philippine friar lands bonds were opened at the state department. The top bid for the entire 7 million issue came from Harvey Fiske & Sons with Fiske & Robinson and National City Bank New York at 107.77 for all or part of the bonds. Eighty bidders participated, with many offering to take 1 000 to 60 000 each, from the south and New England, none from west of Omaha.
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Washington
State Department
Harvey Fiske & Sons
Fiske & Robinson
Nation City Bank
New York
South
New England
Omaha
Fiske & Sons
Incular Bureau
Harvey Fiske & Bons
Wall Street
Giovania’s Telegraph Prodigy Reveals Bright Georgia Talent
Robert T Baird of Giovania Georgia is praised as a fast accurate telegraph operator. He began at seven with the keyboard and could send before his father learned the alphabet. A grandson of Hon Thomas H Rentz he is noted for early gift and Western Union work in Vienna. Domestic troubles remark promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills for stomach and liver trouble.
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Giovania
Robert T Baird
Robert L. Baird
Georgia
Western Union
Vienna
Young Baird
Thomas H Rentz
Giovanta
Made of Lemons Mozley’s Lemon Hlixtr laxative claim
The ad touts Mozley’s Lemon Hlixtr as the most pleasant laxative and the most effective, bolding its appeal to druggists and readers seeking reliable digestive relief.
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Mozley
Plan to Stop Great Strikes Arises in Washington
Washington January 11 Senator Cullom by request of Volney W Foster assistant treasurer of the republican national committee introduced a bill to create a national arbitration tribunal. The tribunal would be appointed by the president and consist of six members including the secretary of commerce and labor. It would settle disputes between capital and labor by request of either party or the tribunal and would bind parties to the award. Pending consideration parties must avoid strikes or lockouts and any ongoing action must cease. The tribunal would sit in Washington and could travel if needed. The president may add members for special cases, with a sole remedy of appealing to public opinion.
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Jos
Washington
Cam Palen
Shoreham Hotel
National Committee
Roosevelt
Jt In
Anl
Chicago
Senator Cullom
Volney W Foster
Republican National Committee
Committee On
Education and Labor
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Foss
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Kline
Newton
Montgomery
Harry Newton
Sam Lacey
Wetumpka
Ala
National
Harly
All Drugeis Ta
BOW Grove
Bussy
Oregon
English
Battle Field
Bronx Falls
All Saints School
Bird
Colby
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
Bishop Hare
Losa
Jno. M. Miller Co
Marletta Mt
Peter
Rev. Howard
Alspatch
the Baptist Church
Forsyth, Ga
Wellville
Postum Cereal Coo., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Hanna
Myron Herrick
Friar Lands Securities
Straigh
Murray Hill Club
ROBERT T'_ LAIRD
Giovanna Ga
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall &T
Vici
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter
Dr. Deimel
Hamilton McWhorter
John J. Etrickland
Holder
Athens
Washion
New Yor
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