Wilson keeps cabinet talks secret before final picks
Princeton dispatch reports President elect Wilson says no decisions or consultations have occurred about cabinet personnel. He notes he may consult those he might choose only after finalizing his complete list. He expects nominees to accept portfolios and mentions possible substitution of a reception for the inaugural ball. In New Jersey, Eustis and lawmakers era outline pending corporate bills.
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Princeton
Wilson
Fle
Washington
Eustis
William Corcoran Eustis
Governmors
Statehouse
Trenton
New Jersey
J Warren Davis
Bennett van Syckel
Edwin Walker
Atlanta Observes R E Lee Birthday Across City
R E Lees birthday will be observed Monday by churches and Confederate groups in Atlanta with special services. The Atlanta chapter URCG will host memorial exercises January 23 at 3 p.m. in the Womans club rooms on Baker street, awarding forty five uses to worthy Confederate veterans and descendants. Banks will close on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E Lees
At- Tanta Chapter
URCG
Womans Club
Baker Street
Catarrh of the Stomach and Peruna Remedy Claims
A reader asks if nasal throat catarrh can affect the stomach. The expert says yes, since mucous membranes exist in both areas and catarrh is a mucous membrane disease. Peruna is presented as both a catarrh remedy and a digestant that aids stomach function and aims to eradicate the condition, with a note to ask for the free Peruna Almanac for 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.hartway
Columbus
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson Law Offices in Atlanta 1880s
In the 1880s Woodrow Wilson practiced law in Atlanta. His offices were on the northwest corner of Marietta and Broad streets on the second floor, rooms facing Broad. The space later housed the Abananza studio and was linked to the firm Renick & Wilson at 48 Marietta Street, now 29 12 Marietta Street after street renumbering. The building later became Southern Bell Telephone headquarters.
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Francis
Price Star
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Atlanta
Broad and
Marietta Streets
Wilson
Renick & Wilson
I Renick
Marietta Street
Southern Hell Telephone Company
Twenty Called in Vice Trial Cordele Ga
Cordele Ga January 18 twenty young men, many prominent, summoned as witnesses in an alleged disorderly house case. Justice Hughes set bond for Wilder and Mary Orphamious at 109 dollars each to appear Monday morning. The woman remains jailed unable to secure a bondsman. Wilder and the woman faced further warrants over alleged theft of a gold watch and chain valued at 94 and 185 dollars. The other accused, including Dixon, denied or had cases dismissed. subpoenas issued for twenty witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Wilder
Mary Orphamious
Jfp Hughes
Lawton Nipper
Jack
John Perry
C C. Dixon
Dixon
K C Hancock
Negroes Pay Up Y M C A Pledges Campaign
The color YMCA pledge drive gains momentum with Bishop J S Flipper donating 60 and many others paying in full or partial. Weekly meetings at 132 Auburn avenue draw pastors and laymen as education campaigns expand the mission beyond fundraising for the new building.
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YMGA
J S Flipper
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Auburn Avenue
Death of Harry Steger Stirs Atlanta Community
The death of Harry Feyton Steger editor of Short Stories and literary executor of the late Henry causes deep regret among Atlantans who knew him. A 30-year-old Texas native and University of Texas Rhodes scholar, Steger visited Atlanta often and was valued for his experience and sympathy. He died from kidney trouble after injuries from a New Year’s Day streetcar fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Feyton Steer
Henry
Doubleday Pare & Co
O Henry
Man's Faith in Science Holds Crowd Under Swinging Girder
A Whitehall crowd watched a massive iron beam hoisted toward a new building front as ropes creaked and tension rose. Spectators recalled the Titanic disaster to note risks, while observers trusted the crane to place the beam safely above the street.
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Whitehall
Hunter Street
Davison-Paxon-Stokes
Whitehall Street
Rescued While Adrift Among Ice Floes Near Leamington
A group of men from Leamington and Peleesland were rescued from Lake Erie after drifting on ice floes for twelve hours. They were brought aboard a government mail boat by life-savers when the vessel failed to reach Leamington as scheduled. The rescuers began their search late last night and located the stranded men, who suffered exposure in the frigid conditions.
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Leamington Ontario
Lake Irie
Here
Peleesland
Peles Island
Body of Sue Lee Lee Brought to Atlanta for Funeral
The body of Sue Lee Lee, age 58, a Chinaman formerly of Atlanta who died Friday in Birmingham, was brought to Atlanta and placed in Poole's chapel awaiting funeral arrangements. He was keeper of records of the Chinese Masonic society, and his will be paid by his brother Celestials at the funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Lee Lee
Atlanta
Birmingham
Poole S Chapel
Chinese Masonic Society
Land High Sonora
Senate approves iPeace celebration opposed by Bacon
Washington January 18 the senate approved a plan to celebrate the centennial of the Ghent treaty and a century of peace with England authorizing a seven member presidential commission with 100000 in expenses Senator Bacon objected saying there is no need to honor peace and warned the move would waste public funds and fuel resentment while Hitchcock and Shivel joined the minority report
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Washington
Senate
Ghent
United States
England
Bacon
Hitchcock
Shivel
Postmaster Indicted On Embezzling Charge
Macon Ga January 18 Special Henry S Jackson former postmaster at Williamson Pike County was indicted by the United States grand jury for embezzling government funds. A warrant was issued for his arrest for an offense dated May 1 1912 totaling 838 77 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Williamson
Pike County
Henry S Jackson
United States Grand Jury
Piles Quickly Cured With Free Trial Offer
Claim a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy by mailing name and address to test its effectiveness. The ad promises rapid relief from inflammation, itching, and ulcers, with a $0-cent box after trial. It warns against operations and says the remedy is sold in drugstores for 60 cents.
Pyramid Pile Remedy Offer Copy Missing Details
An advertisement urges readers to fill in a form with their name and address to receive a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy sent by mail. The text indicates mailing to PYRA MID DRUG CO at 408 Pyramid Blog in Marshall Michigan and mentions a plain wrapper. Some words and addresses appear garbled or incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug CO
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Forty-Seven Dimes Found in Water Key Box Mystery
In 1913 Bip Vining of the water works opens a key box on Hast Hunter street to shut off the water and finds forty seven silver dimes piled inside. His coworker Old Shamrock helps scoop out the coins. Vining calls it a mystery who placed them there and why.
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Bip Vining
Waterworks Department
Hunter Street
Bill
Alabama
Old Shamrock
Vining
Dr James W Lee Wils Lecture In Atlanta
Dr James W Lee former Atlanta resident now pastor at St Johns Methodist Church St Louis will lecture in Atlanta on Thursday January 30 under the committee on ethical lectures. The talk is at Cable hall with free tickets issued January 21 by a forty member committee. The executive committee includes Dr C B Wilmer M H Wilensky Miss Jessie Muse Mrs Hamilton Douglas and A H Bancker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W Lee
Atlanta
St John’s Methodist Church
St. Louis
Cable Hall
C. B Wilmer
M. H Wilensky
Jessie Muse
Jacobs' Wine Cod Liver Extract tonic ad claims
An advertisement touts Jacobs' Wine Cod Liver Extract as a tonic for rapidly growing children to prevent coughs colds bronchitis and pneumonia and to aid digestion and appetite It promises stronger rapid recovery after fevers and offers a money back guarantee with two sizes 35¢ and 67c at Jacobs stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
New Passenger Station Sought for LaGrange by Railroad Receivers
H M Atkinson and H T Lamb receivers for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic asked Judge Newnan in US court for permission to acquire lands to build a new LaGrange passenger station. They state the current depot is inadequate for demand in a prosperous city and seek land for larger, more attractive facilities.
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H. M. Atkinson
H. T. Lamb
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Newnan
United States Court
LaGrange
Court Enables Railway Station Construction
Judge Newman authorized receivers of the Birmingham and Atlantic to take titles and proceed with the construction of the station, through a court order permitting interchanges and financing adjustments related to the Jarvis and the Atlantic and West Polar railway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painghger
Purdhané
En Interchanes
Jarviis
Atlants and
Stops Tobacco Habit At Elders Sanitarium Booklet
Elders Sanitarium at 1008 Main St Mo has published a book showing the deadly effects of tobacco and says the habit can be stopped in three to five days. They are distributing the book and will send copies to anyone who sends name and address promptly.
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Elders’ Sanitarium
Main St
J. Joseph
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Harry Steger
Charles
James W. Lee Wils
Stewart’s
Ua Las
Fred
Stewart
Church Street
Nashville
McConnell
Decatur Sts
Atlanta, Ga
Olson Company
Pryor
South
Carber
Ceorgia
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