Police Board Grants Extension Over Eviction Issue
The Washington street viaduct neighborhood will not be forced to vacate a premises now. The police board will confer with a grand jury again to decide whether residents can remain or if removal time should extend. occupants were told an extension was granted yesterday and further developments are uncertain.
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Grand Jury
Washington Street
Grand Juy
Secord
Pillariga
Eatia
Fire damages Lynchburg building and nearby structures
A fire in Lynchburg caused extensive damage totaling about 95000, with a main building suffering major losses and adjoining Almonds Department nearby also damaged by smoke. One person suffered non fatal injuries while smoke and heat affected the neighboring property and insured losses reached roughly 82000.
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Lynchburg
Ryan
Danger in Swimming Pools Warns Club Committees
Chicago January notice warns that infectious skin diseases can spread through college and athletic club swimming pools. The Chicago Women's Club has formed a committee to investigate pool use by different groups and will study the risk and preventive measures.
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Chicago
Collegea
Chicago Women's Club
Hearst Man in Trouble in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma January 21 Mac Raynolds Clarence J Shearn general representative of New York defending William R Hearst in a libel suit against Governor Haskell was arrested again today. Sheriff of Pawnee County charged him with attempting to conspire with Lunsford of Cleveland to procure defamatory evidence against the governor. MacRaynolds denied offering money and was released on bond. He is to appear in Guthrie court Monday for the first arrest proceeding and a hearing date for the second case was not set.
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Haskell
MacRaynalds
Lunsford
Oklahoma
MacRaynolds
Guthrie
Pneumonia Season Warns Against Climate Fads
A Des Moines Register essay argues pneumonia rises in winter due to indoor crowding and warm clothing habits. It urges adapting to cold weather, rather than overprotective dressing, and promotes prevention through public awareness and simple remedies to curb infections.
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The
Des Moines Register and Leader
Chicago
New York
Forbes
Chusbers
United States
Moonshine Bill Sparks Georgia Talk In Congress
Georgia judge Griggs introduces a bill to destroy liquor seized by revenue officers rather than offer it for sale. The move aims to curb illegal distilleries in the South and is framed as enforcing federal law against alcohol brewed in violation of the United States. Also updates include Georgia election returns delivered to the vice president and renewed opposition to Judge Hundley’s federal judgeship.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
United States
Judge Griggs
Georgia
Griggs
North Georgia
Atlanta
Custom House
Bobaon
Cleyton Robson
Robson
Hundley
Alabama
Senate
Handley
Dillingham
Kittredge
Knox
Bacon
Clerk
CHAIR CARS ON SOUTHERN TRAINS FOR DAYLIGHT TRAVEL
Announcement by Assistant General Passenger Agent Meek states Pullman parlor cars will operate daily on Southern trains No 38 and No 37 between Atlanta and Greensboro. Cars leave Atlanta at 1 00 PM toward Greensboro and return arriving in Atlanta about 6 00 PM. The service aims to attract daylight travelers.
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Southern
Atlanta
Greensboro
Meek
Greanaboro
Military to Attend Inauguration Exercises in Georgia
Macon Ga January 2 Special Tomorrow Clerk Grier and other Taft Club members in charge meet railroad officials to arrange travel rates for several military companies to Washington for President Taft's inauguration Georgia is to be largely represented on this occasion Friends say Clark Grier will keep his post unless a paid job requires him to resign He is considering a very attractive offer
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Macon
Clerk Grier
Taft Club
Washington
Georgia
Taft
Clark Grier
Weaver Pleads Guilty In Forgery Case In Superior Court
J J Weaver of Juniper Talbot county pleaded guilty in Superior court to forging and counterfeiting a Clearing House Association certificate of twenty dollars. He will be sentenced by Judge Roan next week. Weaver was indicted with C K Davis of Rome W G Bowden of Columbus and T W Ezzard of Oak Grove district. Tea was represented by Moore and Branch.
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Clearing House
Columbus
Clearing House Association
J. J. Weaver
Juniper
Talbot County
Featurday
Roan
Gainesville to Hold Northeast Georgia Fair Proposal
Gainesville GA plans a large fall fair covering eighteen counties in the ninth district. The Gainesville Pair Age association seeks charter for a corporation with $10,000 capital to run the event under the Northeast Georgia fair name in Gainesville.
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Gainnsville
Apodal
Gainesville
Big City
Sala & Fair
Wortheast Georgia Fair
Gainesville Association
Roosevelt and Marines debate on withdrawal from ships
A House subcommittee on naval affairs reviewed the presidents order to withdraw Marines from naval ships. They found the move adds shore duties but does not alter the organic law governing their employment. The hearing addressed implications for the Marine Corps and Navy operations.
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Wesnington, Joduesy
Greayit
Naval Academy and
Marine Corps of the House
Committee On Naval Affairs
Fias
Mystery of the boy and the old well near Mitchell Street Bridge
Reports claim a nine year old boy fell into a vacant lot well under the Mitchell Street Bridge near Elliott Street. Crowds searched the 16 foot deep water as officials awaited confirmation of the incident and renewed efforts planned.
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Mitchell Street
Elliott Street
Iimsaing
Uttle
Plecga
Donelioo
Savannah Shops Go Says A C L Official
Savannah officials and residents learn that Atlantic Coast Line will move central shops from Savannah to Waycross within three or four weeks. About 360 workers will relocate, with families following for a total impact of around 1,000 people as a gradual reorganization unfolds.
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Coast Line
Savannah
Waycross
J. R. Kenly
Atlantic Coast Line
Weycross
Cli
Supreme Court of Georgia Case Fragments and Appeals
The record lists multiple appeals and actions across Georgia courts including Morehead v Allen from Houston Superior Court with Judge Pelton. It notes filings involving Pearson from Crawford, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, and other parties, with rehearing denials and transfers to the Supreme Court.
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Morehead Vy Allen Et al
Houston
Au- Perior
Pelton
Tomlinson Fort
Edwards Seeks Pardon for Aged Confederate Veteran
Macon Georgia January 2 Senator Dick proposes Lincoln birthday as legal holiday in DC and territories with a memorial in Washington. The same session discusses a Lincoln Way memorial highway from the White House to Gettysburg, while Postmaster Harry Edwards pushes for a pardon for Thomas Battle, an elderly Confederate veteran in Atlanta penitentiary for the killing of Berry. The discussion notes Battle was sentenced to life after a trial marked by incidents. Clarke's Pure Rye ad promotes aged whiskey with delivery and mail order options.
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Macon Ga
Harry Edwards
Thomas Battle
Confedermta
Atlanta
2M &Herry
Macon
Battle
Emory Speer
Berry
Garthern
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
District of Columbia
Territories
Weehington
Senate
Carter
Montana
White House
Gettysburg
Gallinger
McLaurin
Mississippi
Manassar
Manassas
Washington Rejects Prohibition Bill for District
The Sims Bill to prohibit sale of spirituous liquor in the District of Columbia was tabled today by the House committee. The committee will not report the measure to the full House.
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Washington
District of Columbia
House
Instant Catarrh Relief Promised by Heliose Cure
Advertises Heliose Catarrh Cure as instant relief for catarrh with a vegetable formula claimed to clear air passages and provide permanent cure. Includes testimonials from Robert L. Wigsten of Augusta, Ga, and a request for orders and a trial treatment by mail. Contains address of Buffalo Meat Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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Robert L. Wigstean
Jageusts
Balfpae Meatine and Manufacturing Company
Tanta, Ga
Two Macon Boys Detained In Columbus Theft Case
Wily Wilder Jr. and Bw J Witches, 17 and 16, were detained by Columbus police after a Macon tip. They had traveled to join a show and Wilder Jr. allegedly pawned a $128 ring in Columbia valued at £280. The father collected Wilder Jr. and took him home. police recovered the ring for the father.
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Wilder, Jr
Bw J
Macon
Columbus
Wilder
Columbia
Man Found Dead Near Zion Rift Church in Cherokee County
A white man named Bagwell, residing on Join Cannon’s farm in Cherokee County, was found dead inside Zion Rift church seven miles northwest of Cumming. He appeared to have died 20 to 30 hours earlier, likely from heart trouble, discovered by children moving about the church house.
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Cumming
Bagwell
Join Cannon
Cherokee County
Zion Rith Church
Big Building Boom in Macon Brings Jobs Across City
Prosperity strikes Macon as many manufacturers report full hiring since January 15 with workers choosing preferred jobs. Construction, rail yards, and resumed plant work boost employment. daily labor inflow grows and optimism rises. The Farmers' Union plans a cotton warehouse plant in Macon with a large warehouse and union headquarters to be established as details are finalized.
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Macon
Brown House
Ble
Farmers' Union
German Trade for 1908 and Carousel Maker Dies
German trade for 1908 shows exports near 80 percent of 1907 levels with declines in imports and precious metals included in figures. First carousel maker in America Gus Danielson Dentel, a German immigrant who built Atlantic City’s first carousel and won a medal, died in Richwood at age 68.
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Borla
Germany
Philadelphia
Gus Dentel
America
Richo
Atlantic City
Dle
Danisel
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Dibb County
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Roosevelt
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Ansley
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J L. Meek
F. R. McMillin
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Supreme Court OF Georaqia
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Kentucky
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Alex E. Har
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Wagenhala & Kemper Co
Annie Russell
Weber
Tech Clee
Dirty Voices
WM. A. Brady
MR. Wright Lorimer
Shepherd King
Hal Raid Co., (Inc
the Devil
Lionel Lawrence
Prodicton
Jazz Barton & Co
Harry Bryant
Fred Wwyckooff
Izzy
Hap Ward
York
Harry Emerson
Ocharmicon
Louisville Trust
Louisville
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