Tragic End For Eugene Grace In Newnan Home
Eugene Grace dies after a long brave fight at his Newnan residence. He had been mute and near stupor since late Saturday, surrounded by family as doctors warned of the end. Burial planned for Tuesday in the family lot at Newnan cemetery. His 1912 shooting incident involved his wife, later acquitted, and Grace remained certain of recovery until the end.
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Eugene H. Grace
Newnan
Eugene Grace
Tony
Grace
East Eleventh Street
Bond
Philadelphia
Hvey
Atlanta mass meeting backs Men and Religion Forward Movement
Thousands fill the Grand Opera House as Marion M Jackson and Dr. John E White defend reform efforts. Chief Beavers receives ovation while speakers urge breaking the liquor trade and ending commercialized vice. Audience reaction ranges from enthusiastic approval to dissent, with leaders praising the movement's impact on Atlanta’s social fabric.
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Grand Opera House
Atlanta
Marion M Jackson
Havor
Torward Movement
Beavers
Oostlon
Marion Jackson
John J. Hagen
John H. Waite
Sevend Baptist Church
Hes Renoras
Princeton Worried By Annual Deficit
Princeton faces an annual deficit of between 60 000 and 70 000 dollars according to a report to be presented to trustees by President John Grier Hibben The deficit is said to undermine faculty efficiency as prominent professors are lured away by larger salary offers harming the university’s ability to retain talent The report notes the South Princeton campus faces funding strains impacting operations and instructional quality.
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Priceton
Oj. Januay
Princeton University
Tomerow
John Grier Hibben
Princeton
Condition of General Wilson Reported Unchanged
January 11 report from New York states General James Grant Wilson remains in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital. Attending physicians say his status is unchanged and gravely serious amid his ailments.
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Wilson
New York
James Grant Wilson
St Luke’s Hospital
Sertansiy di
Soitier
Forger Husband, Forgiven Love in New Orleans Home
In a troubled New Orleans house, Etrich Hartmann’s crime of forging money is softened by his wife’s forgiveness. A baby’s longing for his father underscores a family shattered by crime. The narrative follows Hartmann’s troubled life and his wife’s weary endurance as readers are invited to continue on page seven.
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Etrich Hartmann
Britt Craig
New Orleans
Éayor Eirich Hartmann
Thaw Mental State Seen as Not a Public Menace
Concord January 11 The release of Harry Kendal Thaw under bail shows he is not a public menace, per a commission report to Judge Aldrich. The panel finds Thaw no longer suffers from major mental disorders at the time of Stanford White’s murder, though no final bail ruling yet.
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Concord
Nsw
Harry Kercall
Thaw
Baal
Stedesl Judes Aldrich
Stanford White
Venice
Shaw
Harry KE
Harry Kendall Thaw
Raa
Frank S. Streeter
Morton Prince
Boston
Alderblumer
Butler J Hospital
Providence
R 5
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire
Aldrich
Cames Trist
Matteawan State Hospital
Cosbmission
Twelve Worst Boys In United States To Have Chance
Chicago January 11 twelve boys deemed the worst in the United States were gathered to form the Last Chance Boys club. They will move to a nine acre Reno Nevada ranch to be reformed into valuable citizens. Supported by Jack London Upton Sinclair Robert Hunter and Jack Robbins the group includes seven Americans three Hungarians one Jew and one Italian. They range in age from 16 to 18 and are said to be more than 87 percent bad. Robbins said the plan will be tested for several years as a major reclamation effort.
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Chicago
United States
Last Chance Boys' Club
Reno
Nevada
Jack London
Upton Sinclair
Robert * Hunter
Jack Robbins
Mr Robbing
Robbins
Fire destroys Felder home near Howell Mill Road in Atlanta
The house of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Felder on Howell Mill road near Collier road, five miles from central Atlanta, burned yesterday at about 6 PM. Nearly a hundred neighbors and servants tried to save belongings but the rapid blaze left only a small portion salvaged. Loss estimated at 36000 with insurance about half. The Melders, away with their son, learned of the fire after retirement to the city. The cupola style residence, built 1868 by Judge Clark Howell, later passed to the Felders who added rooms and improvements. They are guests of Mr and Mrs J Riley on Peachtrees road while displaced.
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Thomas B. Felder
Howell Mill Road
Collier Road
Atlanta
Felder
Clark Howell
Felders
J. Riley
Peachires Road
Riley
Felden
Congress Begins Second Stage of Regular Session
Washington January 11 Congress moves into the second stage of the regular session with crowded calendars. Trust regulation and anti trust bills top the list as President Wilson returns with a draft message on trust legislation. Rural credits and a general banking bill will also draw attention while leaders press to finish appropriation bills by June.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Bexis
House Committee
Bresmaont Wilson
Seconney
McReynolds
House
Senate
Grayton
Rural Credits Commission
Wilconba
Huerta Routed as U S Border Patrol Holds Rebels
About 4 000 refugees fled across the border to escape the rebels as Huerta’s forces were routed. The U S border patrol detained 2 800 federal soldiers, 1 500 civilians, six generals and numerous officers in Presidio Texas. The evacuation left many wounded and destitute amid scenes of destruction along the river and in Ojinaga and Gisorde.
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Presidio
Texas
United States Army
Border Patrol
Ojinaga
Mexico
Mesrcan
Francisco Villa
Opnaga
Major McNames
War Department
Eisa
Huerta
Villa
Mercado Castro
Grpinal
Romero
Adana
Landa
Ozores
Salazar
Rojas
Mercado
Owi
Battefield
Rio Grande
Villas
Red Cross
Merendo
Gui Baga
Corral
Gisorde
Marta
Mayor Woodward Attacks Cummings in Sting In Article
Atlanta mayor James G Woodward denounces Chief Cummings of the fire department as a blackguard in a fiery reply to a attack. He vows to present sworn evidence to the Fulton grand jury regarding graft charges linked to R E Davidson and the Welch Yura Apparatus company.
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Itahiat
R Cummings
Src Department
James G Woodward
R E Davidson
Welch Yura Apparatus Company
Cumming
Fulton Grand Jury
Woodward
Chief Cummings
Ife
Fie
Ife Delonsa
Cummings
Zumminga
Davidson
Cerards
Atlanta
iIt
Spvme
Bil Cummings
Fire Department
Tts City
Safa
Ines
Bleckcuard
Midenea
Thea-Enet
Slande! Ie
Weather forecast notes varied conditions across states
The text lists forecast entries for many states including Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana with mentions of fair to colder conditions and continued low temperatures. It appears as a fragmented OCR snippet showing forecast days Monday and Tuesday with inconsistent spellings and dates.
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Georgsis
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
South Rortio
Louisara
Tae Pereiar
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W. C. Schaeffer, Jr
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U. S
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