Embalmers Board Holds January Meeting in Macon
The Georgia Board of Embalmers met at the Brown House in Macon with five board members present. Licenses were granted after examinations to J. H. McDermat Toccoa N N Littlefield Fitzgerald W S Calloway Flint Point E T Collins Acworth R H Hemperly East Point S Thomas Elliott Albany C C Regal Savannah Paul J Steele Savannah R Kirkendall Atlanta J C Purstey Macon. An advertisement promotes Kodol as aiding digestion.
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Brown House
Macon
Georgia Board of Embalmers
L. H. Burghard
H. M. Patterson
Atlanta
C. L. Tolbert
Columbus
L. H. Surghant
W. E. Pratt
Augusta
C. L. Stevenson
Moultrie
J. H. McDermat
Toccoa
N. N. Littlefield
Fitzgerald
Calloway
Fnat
Point
E. T. Collins
Acworth
E. RR. Hemperly
East Point
Thomas Eliott
Albany
H. Regal
Savannah
Paul J
Steele
R, Kirkendall
Atlants
C. Purstey
Appellate Decisions Reversed In Multiple Cases
The Eastern Circuit reports judgments reversed in several cases including Turner v State from Calhoun Supreme Court with judge Spence and attorneys Hart and Wooten, and Saylor v State with Judge Tipton. Proceedings note arguments in additional Chatham cases Clarke and McGee v Young and Way v Southern Railway.
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Supementa
Ov. Beate
Reagan
Thomas W. Thurmen
H. Connor
Hart
Turner
Mitensil
J. H. Tipton
G. EB. Simpson
Wilace
John C. Hatt
W. E. Thomas
N. Godiey Et al
Barnes
Chatham
FR. Clarke
Chat
Swedish explorer arrives home from Tibet journey
The Swedish explorer returning from Tibet via Ruewif was greeted by Prince Nicholas. His majesty listened to Mr Hewtta recounting his latest Filmajayas voyage and expressed deep interest in the account received today.
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Enrerwurg
Ovom Redin
Tibet
Ruewif
Perce Nicholad
Bears Raid Wheat Market Pushes Down May Futures
Chicago January 12 Wheat futures fell late in the session as lack of support intensified selling. May delivery dropped toward 1.04 with May and July prices near bottom, while corn stayed steady. Oats eased slightly, and provisions remained weak though trade volume was thin. Receipts and global supply concerns weighed, with lower December exports cited.
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Chicago
Lil
United States
Minneapolis
Duluth
Foraker Fires Back at Roosevelt Over Brownsville Affair
Senator Foraker sharply attacked President Roosevelt over the Brownsville affair, denouncing the use of private detectives and alleged misuses of a 1899 war fund. He read affidavits, questioned the sufficiency of the president’s testimony, and accused officials of illegal payments and coercive pressure to secure confessions from soldiers.
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Senate
Clay
Arnold
GO. Arnold
Ralmston
Boyd Conyern
Foraker
Georgia
Mr. Foraker
Fanda
William 4H. Taft
Wer
Brownsville
aMule
Senator Foraker
Obig
Herbert J. Browne
William G. Baldwin
Roanoke
Foraker i
Browne
Toraker
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Browneville
Burdy
Major Blocksom
Hrownaville
Roosevelt
Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
Secretary of War
Ita
Avery Court
Actason
Churches Move to Form New Missionary Baptist Association
Swainsboro Georgia January 12. A special meeting at Stilimore organized by electing Ray E L Williamson moderator and Dr J R Warren clerk. Ten churches attended as resolutions urged joining Miller Daulet and Mt Vernon associations to form a new organization with delegates to be appointed. Preliminary arrangements and a program were assigned to Dr J H Warren J A Chapman and Dr R Graham.
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Stlimore
Swainsboro
Missionary Baptist Church
Stilimore
Ray
E. L. Williamson
J. R. Warren
Miller, Daulet
Mt. Vernon
Baptist
Muscogee Medical Society prosecutes druggists for licensure
In Columbus Georgia on January 12 special the Muscogee County Medical Society indicts Henry Genn Sheppert Brinson and Alec J Witinews for misdemeanor practicing without license. The society alleges the druggists and a negro doctor prescribed for sick people without proper medical licensing. The case signals a broader campaign by the medical group to curb unlicensed medical practice.
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Muscogee Medical Society
Columbus
Muscogee County Medical Society
Henry Genn
Sheppert Brinson
Alec J. H. Witinews
Medical Society
Grape-Nuts praised for relief of stomach troubles
A 4 Va man credits Grape-Nuts and cream with restoring his wife’s health after a year of poor nourishment. He says milk and water failed to help, while the cereal restored strength and appearance. The note ends with a testimonial about the product’s value.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wallville
Pkge
Theresa
The Raven at the Grand and other theater notes
The Grand hosts a celebrated portrayal of Edgar Allan Poe in The Raven by George Hazelton, with Henry Ludlow delivering a Shakespearean standard in the role. The Old Homestead returns for a 23rd season, Denman Thompson continuing a Yankee favorite. Bijou and Orpheum offerings showcase Mollie Williams, Corlane Frances, and comedic sketches including Our Servant Girls, with seasonal matinees and crowd-pleasing acts.
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Ladiowe
Edgar Allan Pye
Characer
Tha Atewe
George Haselton
Edger Allan Poe
America
Bir
Hazelton
Poe
the Raven
Henry Ludlows
Mr. Ludlowe
Ludiowe
Edgar Atlan
Mr. Ludiowe
Old Homestead
Denman Thompone
New England
Denman Thompson
Awakening of Mr Pip Freshened Onstage at Allenta
The Awakening of Mr Pip has been freshened in Wilde lines though the story remains intact, focusing on a man who has abstained from drink for a year and his humorous return with a driver. Charley Grapewin is praised as a standout athletic performer. Also notes a mail order whiskey offer promising pure rye bourbons, aged and bottled by the U S government.
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Treasury Department
Pinkerton Detective Agency
District of Columbia
sSimiar
Browne
Baldwin
Wer
Foraker
Browns- Ville
Pbo
Cetectirem
Allenta
Pip
Senda Serens
Charley Grapewin
Moat
United States
Governor elect Brown speaks to Harlem students
Governor elect Joseph B. M. Brown spent January 2 in Harlem Ga meeting citizens at the train and addressing school children in the auditorium. He concluded with advice to the gathered representative citizens. Later in Thomson Ga on January 12 he and Mrs Brown visited Mr and Mrs E H McCord. a reception was planned and a dinner with Hon. Thomas E Watson was noted before departure to Crawfordville.
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Harlem
Joseph BM. Brown
Thomson
Tomson
Joseph M. Brown
Berney
Hom
E. H. McCord
Synning
Mra MecCord
Thomas E Watson
Cradfordville
Garner Wanted Again after Acquittal in Segre Killing
Swainsboro Ga January 12 Special Garner previously acquitted in October for killing Richard Powsil a Black resident is now sought on assault with intent to murder after two shots struck him in the shoulder and arm He disappeared with his wife and two children reportedly joining him Crime also notes Forgery indictment against Fred Signor for 960 000 against Jamay Murry with grand jury counts and custody after arrest.
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Segre
Swainsboro
Macon
Garner
Oakland
Fred
Jamay Murry
Eigner
Telegraphic Train Schedule Fragments for Georgia Lines
Fragmentary timetable lists departure and arrival times for Seaboard Air Line and Georgia Railroad trains. Includes routes from New York to Cincinnati Birmingham Macon and Jackson ville with daily and holiday patterns and notes daily except Sunday services and central time.
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Jeckamville
Central Time
Seaboard Air Lind
Davies Warfield
R. Lancaster
Georgia Brailroad
Union Station
Augusta
Auguste
Convers
Covington
Conyers
Itthonia
President Elect Taft Attends Augusta Bar Association Meeting
Augusta Ga January 12 President elect Taft attended the Augusta Bar Association meeting. Judge Andrew J Cobb of the Georgia Supreme Court delivered a strong address on the history of trial by jury in Georgia and reflections on the jury system. Black, the association president, listened attentively as business was postponed until February.
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Augusta
Andrew J. Gobb
Supreme Court of Georgia
Taft
Mejor Black
Cobb
Library Opens in Rome Georgia with 600 Volumes
Rome Georgia January eighteenth opening day for the You Massi library reorganized. A large number of residents viewed the rooms arranged by a committee. The library opens under favorable auspices with about 600 volumes. Miss Helen Zaetorec serves as librarian in charge.
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Rome
Helen Zaetorec
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H. Levystein & Co
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Ala
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Misa
Charisy Grapewin
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