Russia and Japan Not So Far Apart
St Petersburg reports on negotiations between Russia and Japan. Key issues are a neutral zone on Korea’s Yalu side and a strip on Manchuria with guarantees. Officials note recent concessions on open ports and treaty rights, while an autumned temper suggests no immediate war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Rustala
Russa
Kurino
Otr
Port Arthur
Fbanks
Korea
Sun-Min-Tun
Mukdena
Blair's Body Returns From Florida for Funeral
The remains of Premes L Blair once general counsel of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition arrived in St Louis with his widow and eldest son. The funeral for Percy Blair will be held Tuesday as a private family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Premes L. Blair
Eustis
Fla
Percy Ofha
Dr Miles Nervine touted as morphine cure in Arkansas letter
A Prescott Arkansas resident testifies that after months of morphine use and failed relief, Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cured him after five bottles. He urges others to seek the remedy and notes the local druggists guarantee it. Send for a free book on nervous and heart diseases from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Miles
Humanity
Seora
Shad
Prescott
Ark
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Typo's Patron Saint Franklin Tribute by Atlanta Printers
Adatta's printers and guests gathered at Turn Verein hall to honor Benjamin Franklin as patron saint of printers. Atlanta Typographic Union hosted with William and Wardlaw organizing. The event featured a reception, a lengthy program of music, readings, and sketches, followed by dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adatta
Verein Hall
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Atlanta Typographic Union
William & Wardlaw
A. J. Forrest
Milas
Henry
Darby’s Home Sweet Home
Jaz Bilttotte
Cornet Gole
Clarence Blosner
Ariiti
An“Love
Ble Elder Webb
Ruby Gibbs
Vanity
J Matthews
Billy Wardlaws
James A. Martin
Billy Wardlaw
Mary
Maryland
Dancing
Local items from city and county notes
The federal grand jury met yesterday and disposed of about thirty cases for violation of internal revenue laws, moonshining and related offenses. Judge W Newman adjourned the district court after a tribute to the late Judge James A Anderson. Citizens of Kirkwood plan a meeting to discuss incorporation. Matt Smith, an aged negro, was jailed after being found sleeping on another’s property. fined $3.75. Emm a Taylor, a negro woman, caused a fight in a Peters Street shoe store and was fined $3.75. Charlie Green, a deaf and dumb black man, was sent to the stockade for a month for stone-throwing. Patrolman G F Davis is in Grady hospital with Bright’s disease. City comptroller J H Goldsmith shows improved condition after illness. Schools will be closed for Lee’s birthday observance. Manual Training Department at Boys High prepares to offer a full course. forge room nearly ready. Daisy Grubbs, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Grubbs, died at 248 Haynes Street. funeral details later. Robert M Mitchell, a Christian worker in Atlanta, departs for Tybee Island to head the YMCA there. noted as a Baptist Tabernacle member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Internal Revenue
Daisy Grubbs
George WW. Grubbs
Haynes Street
Robert M. Mitchell
Port Screven
Tybee’ Island
Young Men's Christian Association
Mitchell
Atlanta
Wfe
Baptlet Tabernacle
Tybee
The Greatest Thing in the World at the Grand
Rose Coghlan stars in The Greatest Thing in the World at the Grand, a drama praised for its mother love theme and moral message. The production features strong performances by Coghlan and Louis Shea, with praise for a scene balancing justice and maternal devotion. Alphonse and Gaston musical farce also on bill with a large company and new numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
Harriet Ford
Beatrice de Mille
Mrs Bryant
Louis Shea
David “McFarland
Cecil Bryant
Lowe
Gilbert Parker
Henry Drummond
Tanqueray
Ross Coghlan
Margaret Dills
Helen Mcfarland
Alphonse
Gaston
Allen Lowe
Tun Takers
Powers Brothers
Will and
Andrew
Harry Montgomery
Tony Pearl
Harry
Mignon Phillips
Alphonse and
Miahaha
Sammy
Congo
Sunshine Sue
Sunny Ards
Officer Comes For Woman in Birmingham Theft Case
Deputy Sheriff Stratford left for Atlanta to return Ethel Chester on a warrant charging her with stealing a diamond necklace from Luslie Higgins. Chester was arrested Sunday morning as she stepped from the Birmingham train at Union Depot and is held at the police station. Necklace valued at 165 dollars. Chester denies guilt and claims the arrest is spite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepersal
Birmingham
Sherif Stratford
Atlanta
Ethel Chester
Luslie Higgins
Union Depot
Presbyterians in Atlanta consider uniting two southern colleges
Representatives from seven synods in eleven states meet at Central Presbyterian Church Atlanta to discuss relocating Southwestern Presbyterian University Clarksville Tenn and Columbia Theological Seminary to a central site. A $250000 fund is offered by Atlanta citizens to support the move and a banquet followed the session with city ministers and chamber officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian University—Chamber of Commerce
Central Presbyterian Church
South
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Tenn
Columbia Theological Seminary
Columbia
University
Atlanta
Clarksville University
Clarkeville University
Tegara
Alabama
Alexander
Lows
Tena
Wallen
City
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Kimbal House
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral of Rev. W. A. Dodge at Walker Street Church
Funeral services for Rev. W. A. Dodge were held yesterday morning at the Walker Street Methodist church with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Rev. Lincoln McConnell of Wesley Memorial Church read resolutions adopted by the ministers' association in tribute to the late well known Methodist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Street Church
Oakland Cemetery
A. Dodge
Walker Street Methodist Church
Lincoln McConnell
Wesley Memorial Church
Ministers’ Association
Dadge
William M White Dead Newspaper Man of Atlanta
William M White of 34 Luelle street died yesterday morning at Presbyterian hospital after several weeks with Bright's disease. A well known newspaper man, he led the Atlanta Newspaper Union and formerly edited the Elberton Star and the Railroad News in Jacksonville. He leaves a wife and a 2 year old daughter, two brothers and a sister. He was 52, native of Charleston. funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam M White
Luelle Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Bright
White
Atlanta
Union
Eiberton Star
The
Railroad News
Jacksonville
Fla
G L. Bruist
Charleston
Georgia Supreme Court Criminal Docket January 1904
The Supreme Court of Georgia on Monday January 18 1904 logged criminal docket entries from Floyd Worth Troup Dooly Muscogee Fulton Madison Muscogee Harris Dooly Har din Colquitt Jasper Tattnall and other counties with cases including Albert Gore alias Goings Jack Slaton Bra W J Wood Angelina Mortman Fannie Welborn E Jenkins Charles Wooten and Anderson Culberson among others and notes sub mitted ar gued or appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Albert Gore
Alias Goings
State
Floyd
Homer Williams
Sylvester
Worth
Major Scott
Troup
Seymore Williams
Dooly
Jack Slaton
Fulton
Bra W. J. Wood
Capt. King
Madison
Angelina Mortman
Muscogee
Fannie Welborn
E. Jenkins
Harris
Arcue Charles Wooten
Anderson Culberson
Hardin
An Tanking
Colquitt
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Paris
Min Yeung Toban
China
Seoul
Fusan
Washington
AlJen
State Department
Navy Department
Cavite
Chemulpo
Y Blair
Louis
Dr. Miles
Nervine
W. Newman
United States District Court
James A. Anderson
Anderson
Atlanta Bar Association
Jace Newman
Citens
Kirkwood
East End
Matt Smith
Jenkins Street
Recorder
Taylor
Peters Street
Charlie Green
Recorder’s Court
G. F. Davis
Grady Hospital
Ball
Davis
J. H Goldesmith
Lee
Alan
Little Chip
Gils Harlan
Mary Marble
John W. Dunne
Hoyt
Chip
Advance
Alan Rogers
Central Presbyterian
A A Little
Selmas
G. W Patterson
Montgomery
John H Miller
Georgia
J W Walden
Athena
Theron H. Rice
Gant Inman
South Carolina
McKay
Piorida
J G. Anderson
R Walker
Chris Matheson
Mississippi
JJ Chisholm
W. A. Dodge
William M White
King Hardware CO
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Magi
Irfnot al
Eaton Drue Co
Leatherman & Bentley
Austell
Atlanta, GA
Tutt
Central
Tennille
of Georgia
Tromatanta
A. S. Thomas Purniture Co
Marietta Street
Mmanicutt & Co
City—Gentlemen
Anton Seas
Ince
Graton & Knight Mfc. CO
Avanta
Januar
Gideon Kellogg
J. E Hunmicutt & GO
Broad St
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