The Old Homestead at the Grand and More Stage Pleasures
The Grand presents The Old Homestead with familiar farm hands led by Charisa Clark and Frank Knapp, plus Annie Russell fresh from New York, in a lively run featuring new scenery and strong character sketches of city and country life. Also at the Bijou and Lyric are The Kentuckian, a county surface of mountaineer life with Dawn Ton, and other vaudeville acts. amateur night continues at the Orpheum with varied acts, while trade sessions discuss shipper rate changes in secret.
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Denman
Aru Atul
Mieu Ante Russell
Annie Ruseaul
Weber Theater
New York
Aft
BD Excelient Supporto Company
Gira
Nancy Leo
Lawrance
Ben
Orpheum
Cabueriots
Three Years for Perjury in Davies County Bank Case
Owensbors Ky January 11. Ander, former president of the defunct Davies County Banks and Trust Company, was found guilty by a Dulaney jury of perjury about the bank's condition and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Land is Going to Farm Washington January 1 Rep Cherrie B Candle of Indiana declined to discuss a publicized report that he had been offered a position. Landis stated. Mowager 2 min
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Owensbors
Ander
Davies County Batts and Trust Company
Wee
Dulaney
Washington
Cherrie B. Candle
Indiana
Hed Bener
Landis Setd
Mowager
Suit for 13 Cent Railway Overcharge to Be Heard
Short items report a judge set for Tuesday on a case brought by Mark Bolding of Westmoreland Brothers seeking 13 cents back from the N. C. & St. L. railway for an overcharge on Christmas Day after a station purchase dispute at Union Station in Calhoun Ga. The article notes ticket price at $4, balance due 58 cents, and the agent returning 7 cents in change.
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Richey
Mark Bolding
Westmoreland Brothers
N. C & St. L. Railway
Bolding
Union Station
Calhoun
Chungs
Frenchmen Cheer Georgia as Colors Are Lowered
A crowded Marseille waterfront welcomed battleship Georgia as it arrived from Port Said on January 16. Lt Commander Chopin boarded with Consul General Washington and others. The ceremony featured a flag lowering and a national anthem with marines at attention, drawing spectators to the harbor’s fairy-tale scene.
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Marbeilles
Marseilles
Georgia
Port Said
L. Chopin
Parry
Georgis
Washington
Paul Crani
Aliag Macfarrans
Corora
Bugle
Thornton Hains Walks Free After Jury Acquits Him
In Flushing on January 5 a Queens County jury found Thornton Jenkine Hains not guilty of murder in the killing of William Angle, with his brother Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. also spared. The verdict followed twenty two hours of deliberation and sparked an emotional courthouse celebration.
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Flushing
Gil
Thornton Jenkine Hains
Peter C. Haing, Jr
Wiliam BR. Angle
Thornton Haine
Kaward A. Harrigan
Hampton Heads
Thornton Hetns
Captain Hains
Long Island
Halny
Hotel Astor
Manhattan
Thornton
Juntica Crane
Thornton Hatng Wan
Hecker
Johnson
Richmond
Boenly
Booenig
Justice Crane
Roosevelt Vetoes Water Rights Bill to Halt Monopolies
President Roosevelt rails against unguarded water power grants to corporations. He cites a Missouri James River dam project by William H Standish and warns against perpetual monopolies on navigable waters. He urges time limits, charges, and safeguards to protect public interests and inland waterways development.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Howes
William H. Standish
Jamey River
Gtons County
Missouri
Commissioner of Corporations
General Wiedtria Company
Weatinghoven Electric and Manufacturing Company
Larga Corporationa
Tt Ta
Hour of
James River
Toe County
Congress
Senate Committee On
Ivan Ownev
Meade
Rainy River
Rainy River Company
War Department
Secretary of War
Tate
Senate Committee On Commerce
Auch Dama
Senate
House Committee On
House
Rumnell
Bains River
Obituary Notices From Bainbridge And Columbus
Local death notices report Angie Evans of Bainbridge sister of Senator L. F Patterson, and funeral details for Dr. J. B. Sinenner a Columbus druggist. Also listed are A. Dunbar engineer of the Southern railway, Mrs. A. Allard of Walker Street, Harry D. Campbell of Marietta Street, Howard Perkins then Mrs. Singer of El Paso with five children.
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A & Dunbar
The
Southern Railway
A. A. Allard
Harry DB. Campbell
Herry B
H. A. Campball
Marietta Street
Harry G. Pools
Marietta
Mra. F
Moger
el Paso
Tex
Tumoxin
Spectal
Mrara Singer
ER Paso
Carter
Omaha
Aod
Frank Tyreth
Ie Fait
Asile Ant ‘Uta
Ellperty
Gace
Tusday Wire
Roosevelt Warns Against Hydro Power Monopoly and Unconditional Grants
Theodore Roosevelt warns that unconstrained grants of water power risk empowering monopolies led by major firms like General Electric and Westinghouse. He urges Congress to attach conditions to dam and power permits to protect navigability, public rights, and avoid private gain at the public expense.
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Uniion
Congress
House of Representatives
Williams
Mississippi
Taft
Newland
Inland Waterways Commission
State Central
Abla Corporation
Ima
United States
Bureau of Census
Geologioss
Bureau of Corporation
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Bureau
The&e
Ia Sa
Aod
Desplaines
Tiia
Publc
National Foresta Mai
Secretary of Agriculture
Alaska
Guecaulve
Secretary of War
General Elctric
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Havana 5c Cigar Promoted as Best in Market
Advert says Little Valdes Cigars are abundant in the market with a prompt call to try them. It touts the Habana 5c Cigar of large size as the only real clear Havana option available.
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Valdes
Weather outlook for Georgia fuels weekend rain risk
A garbled forecast from Varinos Stations predicts rain across Georgia on Saturday with likely continuation Sunday. Winds become variable and moderate as moist air moves in, bringing unsettled conditions.
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Georgia
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Byck’s
Harry Bryant
Harry Brynct
Bing Cook
Fred Wreott Darmody
Parent
Eyase
Jimmor Lililadt Bleger
Edith Bryant
Florence Hughes
Martha Haberman
Clara Berg
Vere van Hlataa
Elizabeth Mayne
Halfeld
Kentuckian
Dawnton
Yesteriay
United States Court
Anthony
J A Commemford
Mariatts
National Cemetery
Commerford
States
Bne Long Tean
Martells Aid
Frank Langston
Halsey
John BH. White
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Atieola
Clavaland
Ohio
Br. White
Second Baptist Church
H K. Pempleton
Poodieton
Hong Bhat
C. K Nelson
Avlanta
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Fort Atreat
Alphabetta Bank
giRnsr ‘Bank
Alpharetta
Milton County
Biante Philip Cook
Abetter
J. H. Manning
John W. Pevilling
George Dacer
Jomn Trammer
Thomas Mard
B. R. Bola
Bt Mark's Church
West Side Methodist Church
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Rowen
Bt. Petersburg
Jeruary
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Rome
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Thornton Hanns
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Saiaéd
Annis
Queens County
Konight
Haine
Darrin
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Dunbar
Howard Perkins
Agué
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CG Perkins
Main Street
St Harry G Poles Chapel
Casny’s
Apollinaris
Table Waters
Panama
Margaux
Atlanta
PETIT
Persimmon Beer
Companiee
Perpetuats
Bureau of Corporations
Friends of the House
Friends of the Power Companiea
Local Data
Varinos Stations
Ine Indies
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State of Weather Spa
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Augusta
Boston
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Charleston
Charwite
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Detroit
Snow
Vorfolk
Portland
Rylegh
Rapid City
Savannah
San Francisco
Louls
Paul Snow
Tacoma
Thomasville
Vicksburg
Ayer
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