Forest Service's Work Highlighted by Pinchot in 1906
John Corripan Jr. notes Gifford Pinchot's annual report shows the forest service's basic aims and costs for 1906. Revenues from timber sales and special uses reached 1,840,081 dollars, with per acre receipts around one cent, while expenses rose to about 2.6 million for administration, protection, and improvements across 182 national forests in 17 states and Alaska.
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John Corripan, Jr
Washington
Dynasty
Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot
Chiet Forester
Pinchot
Wathar
Timper
Publc
Geome
Tates and Territories
Alaska
United State
Forest Cervice
Our Overcoats Our Overcoats Required coat style and tailoring offer
Ad copy touts Alfred Benjamin Co coats with rich fabrics and high tailoring. It invites readers to choose their special coat for perfect style and good taste, highlighting warmth and quality over ready to wear. The fragment emphasizes craftsmanship and brand quality in a period newspaper voice.
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Alfred "Benjamin &' Co
Seeley Linked to St Joseph Murders
W L Seeley prominent in St Joseph Missouri for three years served as treasurer of the St Joseph Stock Yards Company and director of the yards bank. Police found $14.50 weapons used but no blood stained implements or valuables missing. All windows and doors were locked. Seeley was viewed as reputable despite questions about his financial condition.
Governor-Elect Brown to Visit Bartow County
Cartersville will host Governor-elect Joseph M Brown on Monday with a large local reception at the Park hotel and a formal visit to the county courthouse. A luncheon and social calls are planned with Bartow leaders and prominent families, including Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Sam Jones, before Brown returns to Marietta.
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Cartersville
Joseph M Brown
Georgia
Bartow County
Wlhca
Mr. Brown
Joe M Moch
George HL. Aubrey
T W. Milner
Joe 31
Moon
Park Hotel
Siset
Brown
County Court House
Superior Court
George Aubrey
I O’cfock
Joa M Moon
John T Norris
H Enwright
John Stanford
T. Ww Milner
A. W Fite
Eiltor D. B. Freeman
G. H Aubrey
W. L. Brown
T W Simpson
John H Wikle
John P Adair
Sam , Dean
W A. Claysland
H B Mays
Gordon
Henry Harvey
Sam Jones
Marietta
Charles DuPont Faces Judge This Afternoon
Charles DuPont, 23, an electrician and former resident of TLinegin, Neb., stands accused in a store burglary case. Prosecutors postponed the appearance to 2:30 PM for additional evidence. DuPont admits involvement, claiming he acted at the request of a fellow electrician and that two accomplices planned further loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DuPont
Dten
Horse
Orr Stationery Company
Holeman Jewelry Company of & Tatch
DuPont
Tlinegin
Neb
Mitchell Street
Ami
Connolly
Hamby
Ins Pal
Rome nurse heir to large German fortune
Joiins May Kerrigan, a nurse at the Cur ry' sgnitarium in Rome, informs from Timore that her mother in Germany has left her a share in an estate valued at 639,000,000. The mother urges Kerrigan to quit work and return home, but Kerrigan declines, feeling deeply attached to her job.
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Rome
Joiins May Kerrigan
Curry’ Sgnitarium
Timore
Germany
J. Mi Kerrgen
Walte
Possum Banquet Steals Taft Spotlight in Atlanta
President elect Taft attended a Georgia chamber banquet where possum and persimmon beer dominated the menu. The event featured 6519 attendees, with Gov Hoke Smith and Gov-elect Joseph M Brown among speakers, and Asa G Candler as toastmaster. The feast included an eighteen pound possum, wild turkey, shad, and related Southern delicacies amid pro-Taft and pro business remarks. The unusual dinner underscored Atlanta’s festive welcome and political cordiality.
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Syelern
Webich
Rameer
Della
Mane
Cole
Taft
Particu
Orient
Griant
Saaerted
Herald
Far East
White
Roosevelt
McKinley
Tor Tillman
Congress
Mason
Diona
Aenea
Atlanta
Georgia
Frank Park
Worth County
Park
Panama
G. H.mumm
Coffes
New York World
Chamber of Commerce
Tat
Hokesmith
Josep M. Brown
Asa G. C
J. W. Gala
Lee
W. W. Landrum
Os Firat Baptist
Turkey
Lanrein
R. B. Russell
Posen
Ayl
New York Sun
Apts
Poss
Billy Taft
Judge Park
W Laviana
Levi
Tle
Pereimmen Beer
Joseph M. Brown
Robert F Maddox
Smith
Sttte
Thomas G Jones
Alapams
Actress Clara Morris In a Serious Condition
New York January 7 reports say actress Clara Morris is in a serious condition after a long illness. Her family and friends are anxious about the outcome. Mrs Frederic Harriot lives at her home in New York and Miss Morris is about sixty years old.
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New York
Clars Morris
Miss Morris
Prederisk
Harriot
Youkers
Sune
Obits and deaths from Georgia area notes
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Georgia towns including Shady Dale Columbus Valdosta and Columbus wharf. Mentions Lane family dying of heart failure aged 78 wife and eight children, H. Glozter father of J B Gloster, Mrs Dedmon and seven children, Walter Harris drowned at Columbus wharf, Briggs Arrington typhoid death in Valdosta, Mrs Margaret Cherry aged 56 in Atlanta area, and other funeral details with local undertakers Greenberg Bond Bloomfield Matterson & Son.
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C. L Lane
Shady Dale
J. A. Gloster
HF Ghoxier
Enst
Atlanta
Glozter
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Peachties
Evelyn Dedmat
Columbus, Ga
Walter Harris
Yesra
Henry C Hanis
Southern Railway
Anc News
Columbus Wharf
Hoya
Plotting Refeats for Chamberlain in Oregon Senate Race
Salem Ore January 17 The legislature will vote Tuesday on United States senator to succeed Charles Fulton If Chamberlain the Democrat governor who won a large margin over Republican H M Cade is chosen the chamber largely Republican will confirm the ante election pledges to back the candidate who carried the largest vote in June Pressure to switch pledges has been tried with Republican members Roosevelt and Taft refused aid A conference is set for tomorrow to reach a Republican agreement and defeat Chamberlain
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Salem
Ore
Legislatio
United States
Charles, W. Fulton
George B. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
H. M. Cade
Roosevelt
Taft
Republicana
Read of death by own action and killed self
Selma Alabama January Namith a well known photographer killed himself tonight in his rooms over the studio. He placed a pistol in his mouth and fired, the bullet passing through the back of his head. He had just finished reading a newspaper account of another physician dying by his own hand.
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Selma
Ala
Namith
Marlon
Ann
Ulgt
Nighttime highwaymen assault railway worker in Inman yards
Joe Youngblood a Southern railway switchman faced two fatal dangers after two highwaymen knocked him unconscious in the Inman yards and robbed him of his watch. He narrowly survived as a work train passed within two minutes of his recovery, with suspects Jake Ross and Henry Manson arrested and a further court hearing postponed for additional evidence.
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Joe Youngblood
Southern Railway
Banquet planned in honor of Gov Folk in Atlanta
Preparations are under way for an elaborate banquet to honor Governor Joseph W Folk of Missouri. Kappa Alpha fraternity of Georgia sponsors the event in Atlanta on March 25 with attorney Robert Lee Avary leading arrangements. Local help from Carl Hutcheson and others will organize a committee and hospitality at a leading hotel, with members attending from across the state. Clarke's Pure Rye advertised in the copy.
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Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Kappa ‘Lpha
Georgia
Atlanta
Robert Lee Avary
College Order
Carl Hutcheson
la- Mar Hill
Les Crew
Dave Quarles
Harry W Stovall
Avary
Hie
Folk
American Bank and Trust Company Opens in Rome
Rome Ga January 17 The American Bank and Trust Company will open its doors for business tomorrow morning in its new home on lower Broad Street Workmen have been busy preparing the building for occupancy President Poll Vice President Bimpson and Cashier Iker son will greet friends and the bank will be ready promptly at 9 o'clock All departments will be in working order and the bank becomes one of the total banks having begun operations in Rome
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Hank
Rome
American Bank and Trust Company
Lower Broad Street
Ess
Poll
Bimpson
Ikerson
Ie Iz
Havi Fetta Sanh
Eaa
Roma
Funeral Today for Jacob Haas Atlantan Leader
The funeral for Jacob Haas 65 longtime Atlanta resident will be held at his home 321 Washington Street at 2 30 this afternoon Rabbi David Marx officiating Interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery Pallbearers meet at Greenberg Bond Bloomfield chapel at 2 00 honorary escorts named by Governor Hoke Smith Judge W D Ellis and others United Federate Veterans Captain R M Clayton has urged members to attend with special escorts named Numerous details reflect Haas influence in insurance city council service and family survivors The article notes Texas Baptist Bible School fundraising interest and possible large future donations prompted by Edward Young Clarke's Texas trip and conversations with Congregational Methodist Publishing House and Mississippi Congregational Methodists.
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Jacob Haas
Washington Street
David Marx
Oakhkand
Greenbers, Bond & Bloomfield
M Frank
R A Hemphill
Sig Montag
Tanae Schoen
Nat Kaiser
D J Strauss
J K Maddox
Marcus Loeb
Mace Intyre
Jacob R Haas, Jr
Hoke Smith
J H. Cabaniss
W D Ejlis
J S EB Thompson
Joseph Hirach
Louis Gholstin
Harry Schlesinger
Louie Gheistin
M Barwale
A.J West
Hallman Sot Benjamin
D Mitchell
Amos Fox
Edward S Gay
Faucken
John Berkele
George Hillyer
J Av. Heute
Edward Young Clarke
Texas
Atlanta Bible School
Congrega- Ganail Methodist Publishing House
Bible School
Congregational Methodist Publishing House
Immelate
Deeds House
Lotto School
Congregational Methodists
Missiesippi
Atlanta
Clarke
Mississippi
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Pazo Ointment
Pazo ointment guarantees cure for itching, bleeding or painful piles. If not cured in 8 to 14 days, money refunded. No medical claim implied. ad promises quick relief and refund option.
Funeral for 12 Year Old Morse Escorts Named
Funeral services for Leander Samuel Morse 12 son of Mr and Mrs Clifford S Morse of 15 Hankin Street will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at his uncle Edgar L Morse 26 Boulevard Place. Burial follows at Westview cemetery. Rev Grogan Grace Methodist Church officiates with Herold and Wendall named as escorts.
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Leander Samuel Morse
Cilford S Morse
Hankin Street
Edgar L. Morse
Boulevard Place
Orlock
Westview Cemetery
Grogan
Grace Methodist Church
Will
Herold and
Wendall
Fatal Rope Accident Haunts Hadras Home Yard
The accident killed 28 year old Lind while playing in Hadras yard. The rope jerked loose, causing a severe chin impact and neck injury at the base of the skull. The victim, known to playmates as Lind, died almost instantly.
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Isreenlee
Albert Tarvin
Barnes Johnson
Gordon Brooke
Donald Kilpatrick
Warren Gilbert
T P Marshall
Smyly
P L. Provance
E Spalding
T L Bona
Shepard A. Griffin
Lind
Wes Joming
Hadras Te ‘Orse
Sale of Seats Opens for Tech Glee Club
The sale of seats for the Tech Glee Club performance at the Grand Saturday night opens this morning with strong public interest. Manager Simmons has carefully selected a premier repertoire and will announce the final list in a few days. The club adds mandolin and guitar features and its own orchestra, promising a high quality Atlanta audience evening.
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Tech Glee Club
Simmons
Atlanta
Turea
Mandolin
I. C. B. A. Lodge Elects Officers for the Year
I C B A Lodge Georga Indge No 496 06 BA elected officers for the ensuing year on January 1028 follower Jacobs pres ident Gus Berman vice president Sam Zabvan financial secretary Sem Bok recording secretary and Spellberger conductor The installation ceremony was conducted in an impressive manner by U Springer deputy grand master Gear Bin Lodge No 495 was established in Atlanta six months ago and has a membership of 140
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Georga Indge
Follower Jacobs
Gus Berman
Sam Zabvan
Sem Bok
Spellberger
U Springer
Atlanta
Slx
Congress Boils at Roosevelt Political Plot Claims
A heated political column accuses the Roosevelt administration of improper influence and hidden appointments. It alleges William B. Dulanes serves as an expert accountant at 1600 dollars yearly and a messenger named Jackson works in the Treasury Bureau, prompting scrutiny by the Appropriations Committee as the plot thickens.
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United States
White House Harbor
B. Dulanes
Navy Department
Jackson
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Appropriationa Committee
Secret Service
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