Homecoming of the Havana-bound regiment at Fort McPherson
Seventeenth infantry soldiers and officers return to Fort McPherson after two years in Cuba. Families greet them in a Christmas reunion as eight companies march in formation onto the parade ground amid cheers. Some officers remain in Havana for a sport-martial with plans to return later in the week.
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Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPhenson
Cube
Bunka
Fort McPherson
Cuba
Gomes
Key West
Savannah
Constitution
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van Oradal
Atlanta
Cara
Maney
van Orsdale
Chynoweth
Havans
Doherty
Hunt
Crowley
Trandway
Smith
Brown
Cochran
van Horn
Yates
Hobbs
Frank Snyder
Clendinin
Strayer
Cheston
Willa
Butler
Spalding
Sturnett
Byrd
Gance
Wyman
Hazelhurst
David Baker
Ruben D. Miller
Medical Corps
Vitriol speech may be blotted by House committee
Washington January 8 A five member House committee to consider expunging Willet s attack on President Roosevelt was named as Representatives Howard and Clayton joined Mann Perkins Foster and Clayton with Clark opposing the move. The debate centered on whether the offensive lines should be struck from the record and whether the action could set a precedent for oppression. A Savannah delegation planned to press opposition to a naval stores inspection bill before the Senate committee.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Howard
George
Clayton
Alabama
Roosevelt
Representative Willett
New York
Willett
Hughes
House
Secret Service
West Virginia
Congression
Mann
Mitinosa
Perkins
Foster
Vermont
Georgia
Clark
Missouri
Savannah
Senate
Taliaferro
Havanmah
Jacksonville
Gla
Roosvelt
White House
Negro Threat to Ward Spurs Clinton Military Called Out
The Clinton N G company was summoned by Governor Kitchin to guard the jail as a mob threatened violence over the alleged assault of Mrs. W J McLeod by a local black man named William Ward. Ward trapped by bloodhounds and captured near a swamp, was identified by Mrs. McLeod and jailed. she survived a severe shock.
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Wilmington
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Focal Military Company
Clinton
N. G
Kitchin
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Wiliam Ward
W. J. McLeod
Mortonville
Nome
Lumber Man Speaks on Financial Condition of Country
New Orleans January 15 1909 a report shows yellow pine lumber output fell 20 percent in 1908 from 1907 per secretary George K Smith at the Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association convention opening with delegates from Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida President H H Foster warned against overproduction noting a saner view of conditions amid low mood and revived concern over corporate law challenges.
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George K. Smith
Yellow Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
H. H. Foster
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W. Floyd Johnson
Clarence W. Hatcher
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Prudential Building
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Empire State Surety Company
New York Plate Glass Company
Tom Island
Owl
van Oredale
Major Chynoweth
Havana
Attendanes
Court-Marmel
Martin Eden
Martin
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
the Home Magazine
Atlanta, Ga
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros.,Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree
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Birmingham
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Vatican
Tome
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Sunny Brook
Kentucky
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Mgr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paul Heyman
M. Markstein
H. Levystein & Co
Montgomery
L. Loeb Whiskey Co
Jacksonville, Fla
Nege
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Whitehall St
Marietta St
Patent Bureau
Bersch
Geo
Tew
Washington, DC
Brown-Randolp
Ausnia
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