Russia and Japan Not Far Apart in Talks
In a Jan 16 report from St Petersburg, the Associated Press notes two core issues in Russia Japan negotiations the neutral Korean Yalu strip and Manchuria guarantees. Japanese minister Kurino says war now would devastate both nations, while Korea’s minister Min Yeung Toban asserts Korea’s independence remains intact and autonomy will persist amid talks.
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St Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Japan
Korea
Rusele
Manchuria
Issae
Korean
Yalu
Hustata
Russiing
Kurino
Associated Pee
Port Arthur
Sin-Min-Tun
Mukden
Paris
Min Yeung Toban
China
Seoul
Fuzan
Aodern
Washington
al- Jen
State Department
Navy Department
Ines
Cevite
Chemulpo
Blair's Body Arrives in St Louis From Florida
The remains of James L. Blair former general counsel of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition died Saturday in Eustis Florida arrived in St Louis this afternoon accompanied by his widow and eldest son Percy. The funeral will be private Tuesday with only family members present.
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Louis
T James L. Blair
Eustis
Fla
Percy
Slave freed from morphine by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
Testimonial from Matic Puugirs of Prescott Arkansas claiming recovery from three years of morphine addiction after using five bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. Ad urges purchases and a free book from Re Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Dr. Miles
Rersons
Matic Puugirs
Prescott
Ark
Typo Honor Patron Saint Franklin Celebration in Atlanta
Atlanta printers and guests gathered at Turn Verein hall to honor Ben Franklin as patron saint of printers. The Atlanta Typographic Union hosted with Wardlaw arranging the program featuring music, addresses, recitations, and dances, ending with a late-night dance and a finale themed "Mary From Maryland."
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Atlanta
A. J. Forrest
Prince of Pilsen
Luders—Matthiessen
Press Hudson
J. C. Bartlett
Louise Dibble
Rose White Steinhagen
Gypsy Flower Girl
Polly Prim
Henry
Home Sweet Home
Jot Elliotte
Cornet Bolo
Clarena “Nasser
Arditi
Anmis Elder Webb
Ruby Gibbs
Local short items span court, crime, and civic notes
The federal grand jury disposed of about thirty Internal Revenue and related cases yesterday. Judge Newman adjourned court in honor of the late Judge Anderson. The Citizens of Kirkwood plan a meeting on incorporation and local laws. An aged man jailed for sleeping on a property, a shoe store incident, and a rock-throwing deaf-mute boy are noted. Police officer Davis ill, comptroller Goldsmith improving, and all city schools closed for Lee's birthday. Manual training at Boys High advances. Daisy Grubbs dies. Robert Mitchell leaves for Tybee to head YMCA work.
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Federal Grand Jury
Internal Revenue
W T. Newman
United States District Court
James A Anderson
Anderson
Atlanta Bar Association
Jage Newman
Charlie Green
Recorder’s Court
G. F. Davis
THY
Grady Hospital
Bright
Davis
The Greatest Thing in the World at the Grand
Review of two Grand performances of The Greatest Thing in the World by Harriet Ford and Beatrice de Mille, praising the mother love theme and Rose Coghlan’s portrayal. Notes strong moral focus, modern setting, and contrasts with earlier plays. Mentions supporting cast and upcoming Alphonse and Gaston musical farce at the Bijou.
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Harriet Ford
Beatriga de Mille
Rose Coghlan
Mrs Bryant
Louis Shea
David McFarland
Cecil Bryant
Gilbert Parker
Henry Drummond
Tanqueray
House
Irving
Margaret Dills
Helen McFarland
Alphonse
Gaston
Allen Lowe
Powers Brothers
Will and
Andrew
Harry Montgomery
Tony Pearl
Harry B Watson
Lawrence
Beardsley
Gretchen
Adelaide
Billie Wilson
Blanche Stella
Julia Cooke
Marjorie Willams
Pauline Hising
Fannie Willams Mae Rehan
Mignon Philips
Alphange
Minnehaha
Sammy
Congo
Africa
Officer Comes For Woman Returns to Birmingham for Theft Charge
A Birmingham report says Deputy Sheriff Stratford left for Atlanta to bring Ethel Chester back on a warrant accusing her of stealing a diamondecklace from Sallie Higgins. Chester was arrested Sunday morning at the union depot and is detained at the police station. The necklace is valued at 165 dollars. Chester denies guilt calling the arrest a case of spite.
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Birmingham
Stratford
Atlanta
Ethel Chester
Sallie Higgins
Union Depot
First Meeting on University Location by Southern Presbyterians
Seven state synod representatives gather at Central Presbyterian in Atlanta to discuss relocating Southwestern Presbyterian University and Columbia Theological Seminary. A $250,000 fund raised by citizens supports Atlanta bid. a banquet follows the meeting with clergy, business leaders, and commissioners invited.
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Central Presbyterian Church
South
Atlanta
Atanta
Presbyterian Church
Clarksville University
Clarkaville University
Columbia
Alabama
Alexander
Louisiana
Walden
Funeral of Rev W A Dodge at Walker Street Church
Funeral services for Rev W A Dodge, noted Methodist minister, were held yesterday at Walker Street Methodist church with large attendance. Interment followed at Oakland Cemetery. Rev Lincoln McConnell read ministers association resolutions on the death of Rev Dodge.
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Walker Street Church
Oakland Cemetery
W A Dodge
Walker Street Methodist Church
Lincoln McConnell
Wesley McMoria
Ministers’ Association
Mr Dodge
William M White Dead Well Known Newspaper Man
William M White died yesterday morning at Presbyterian hospital after weeks with Bright's disease. A native of Charleston, he lived at 34 Luckstreet and was 52. He worked with the Atlanta Newspaper Union and formerly edited the Elberton Star and Railroad News in Jacksonville. Survived by his wife and a 6-year-old daughter, plus two brothers and a sister. Brother-in-law G L Bruist of Charleston is a prominent lawyer and banker. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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William M White
Lucklestreet
Presbyterian Hospital
Bright
White
Atlanta Newspaper Union
Elberton Star
The
Railroad News
Jacksonville
Fla
G L. Bruist
Charleston
Nas
Georgia Supreme Court Criminal Docket January 14 1904
The Georgia Supreme Court met Monday January 14 1904 with a long criminal docket. Albert Gore alias Goings from Floyd submitted to the court along with Homer Williams of Sylvester Worth County appearing. Several cases were argued or submitted including Major Scott v State from Troup Seymore William v State from Dooly Jack Slaton v State from Fulton Mrs W J Wood State from Fulton Angelina Hartman v State from Muscogee Fannie Welborn v State from Muscogee Jenkins v State from Harris Arneven Wooten v State from Dooly Anderson Culberson v State from Harlte Jim Jenkins v State from Colquitt B Rooks v State from Jasper Dae Barnard v State from Tattnall.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Albert Gore
Alias Goings
State
Floyd
Homer Williams
Sylvester
Worth
Major Scott
Troup
Seymore William
Dooly
Jack Slaton
Fulton
W. J. Wood
Npt King
Madison
Angelina Hartman
Muscogee
Fannie Welborn
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Ed Gerken
Joe Elliotte
Blake Robinson
James A Martin
Walter Hairston
Eugene Downs
Roscos Black
Bert Shaw
Babe Black
Joe" Elliotte
Joe Eliotte
Molly Darling
Eugene Downe
James A. Martin
Mary From
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Dencing
Kirkwood
East End
Matt Smith
Jenking Street
Recorder
Emma Taylor
Peters Street
J H. Goldsmith
Lee
Asa
Daisy Grubbs
George W. Grubbs
Haynes Street
Robert M. Mitchell
Fort Screven
Tybee Island
Young Men's Christian Association
Mr. Mitchell
Baptist Tabernacle
Tybes
Little Chip
Otis Harlan
Mary Marble
John W. Dunne
Hoyt
Chip
Advance
Fara
Bijou
Alan Rogers
Central Presbyterian
Presbyterian Universty—Chamber of Commerce
John H Milter
Georgia
J W Walden
Athens
Theron H Rice
Sam Inman
South Carolina
W G_ Neville
McKay
W . Stevenson
Florida
J G Anderson
H R Walker
Chris Matheson
Mississippi
J J Chisholm
BP Heddleston
Calvin Wells
W. M_ Alexander
Edward Mack
Pipes
Tennessee
W McF Anderson
J G. Lacy
W H McCrae
W. A. Dodge
William M. White
King Hardware Coo
Mal
Sao Lene
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Eaton Dana Co
DRS. Leatherman & Bentley
Austell
Tutt
Central
Tennille
Central of Georgia
Atlante
A. &. Thomas Furniture CO
Marietta Street
Gesi
Graton & Knicht Mfc. CO
Adams
J. Hunnicatt & Co
Furnac
Stanton
Gideon Kellogg
J. E Hunnicate & CO
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