Soldiers Meet as Delegates at Interstate National Guards
General Charles Dick of Ohio presides over the Interstate National Guards Association convention in St Augustine Florida with delegates from twenty two states. Arrival of many officers from Washington and state guards follows a morning session with a social program including a turtle stew smoker and a military ball planned for Wednesday.
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St Augustine
Fla
Interstate National Guards’ Association
Charles Dick
Ohio
J F Gulifoyle
Adjutant General's Office
United States Army
Secretary of War
O M Lissak
Ordnance Department
Frankfort Arsenal
Lissak
J R Kean
Jim Washington
St Francia Barracks
Lloyd M Breil
District of Columbia
Andrew Parker
Washington
E J Dimmick
Arkansas National Fa
W Dimmick
United States Cartridge Company
Boston
J G Ewing
Laffin-Rand Powder Company
Wilmington
Delaware National Guard
George M Cole
Connecticut National Guard
Joseph Bouleter
George C Lambert
Minnesota National Guard
J. Conklin
J M Greene
Holmes
JE Platt
South Dakota National Guard
HE M Weaver
Artillery Corps
C J Bleyer
New York
Interstate National Guards Association
F C Ringer
T EP Burlinghan
Oklahoma National Guards
H W Penticost
J W Duke
Guthrie
Oklahoma National Guard
M H Cohen
Tampa
Florida
P M. Barry
Nebraska
Association
Arkansas
Demming
Callifornia
Bingham
Connetcicut
Coles
Britt
Sackett
Georgia
Golding
Ilinois
Mc Tanner
Indiana
McKee
Kentucky
Williams
Massachusetts
Storey
Maine
Hoyt
Minnesota
Lambert
Michigan
McGurran
Culver
North Carolina
Royster
New Jersey
Freeman
Ranger
Pritchfield
Oklahoma
Burlingame
Pennsylvania
Clements
South Carolina
Frost
South Dakota
Conkling
Dean
Wisconsin
Broadman
Ponce de Leon
J F Gullfoyle
Stam
The
Filipinos Sent to America to Be Educated
Taft shows deep interest in an American education experiment sending Filipino youths to the United States. Ninety six students embarked in 1903 aboard the Rohilla Maru and Korea, studied in public schools in California and will visit the St Louis exposition. Sutherland reports high standards and remarkable gratitude, with teachers noting their diligence and conduct.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
William H. Taft
San Francisco
Philippines
Sutherland
Korea
Golden Gate
Edwards
War Department
Philippine Commission
United States
America
Manila
Governo Taft
Smith and Tavara
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Hongkong
Shanghai
Nagasaki
Kobe
Yokohama
Honolulu
California
Fawarda
Philippine
Morley's Lemon Hat Drops Claim Quick Cough Cure
Advertises Morley’s Lemon Hat Drops as a prompt remedy for coughs and colds priced at 25 cents, sold at all drug stores. The terse notice markets a single product with a fixed price and wide retail availability.
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Morley
Snow May Fall Here Today Folklore Forecast For Atlanta
Snow likely in Atlanta today as fleecey air and a nipping chill arrive with a clouded sky. Weather Observer Marbury predicts increasing cloudiness with rain or snow, followed by colder temperatures Tuesday afternoon and night. The forecast recalls February 1899 cold snap but notes a high-pressure wedge and a shifting low over the region.
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Atlanta
Marbury
Dakotag
Minnesota
Texas
Georgia
Carolinas
Northwest
Mississippi River
Branch of big organization forms Atlanta branch of A I E E
Local engineers organize a branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers in Atlanta. Officers chosen include A M Schoen as chairman and W R Collier as secretary. A bylaws committee was appointed by Professor Ali Ford, J G Rossman, R L Laxton, and A Burnley.
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American Institution
American Institution of Electrical Engineers
Atlanta
Equitable
A M Schoen
W R Collier
South
A li Ford
J G Rossman
R L Laxton
A_ Burnley
Wall
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York
Carpenter Makes Bankruptcy filing in Huntsville court
Former Owens Cross Roads merchant filed a voluntary petition in the local bankruptcy court. Debts amount to about 6000 dollars with assets around 236 dollars. Principal creditors include merchants in Memphis Nashville Chattanooga and Birmingham.
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Huntsville
Ada
Carpenter
Owens Cross Roads
Memphis
Te . Nashvilla
Chattingsoga Andirmingham
Bid Awards Set for Athens Federal Building Project
Georgia notes outline the bid results for the Athens federal building project with F C Brown & Son of Augusta leading at 364190.40 and Bowen & Thomas of Brunswick submitting a confounded bid. The article also covers post office name changes for Summerville Georgia and political updates including Senator Bacon’s health and nearby capitol events.
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Brown and Son
Augusta
Summerville
Chattooga County
Georgia
Jos
Washington
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Athens
Congress
F. C. Brown & Som
Bowen & Thomas
Brunswick
Treasury
Emory Phoenix Issue Promotes College to Prospective Students
The January issue of The Emory Phoenix issued from the press today at Emory College in Oxford Georgia. The special publication for the present term highlights the January number and surpasses previous issues in general excellence.
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Emory
Emory College
Oxford
Emory Phoenix
the Phoenix
Jury Sets Value of Schmoris Tract for Navy Yard
In Norfolk on January 25 a federal court jury valued the Schmoris 272 acre tract at 475000 for government use to enlarge the Norfolk navy yard. The owners seek a new trial after a prior freehold commission had fixed 572000, dispute ongoing for a year as government presses ahead with a 2000 900 dry dock planned on the site.
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Norfolk Way
Norfolk Navy Yard
Wiech
Two Killed and Wounded in Mawson Dispute
At a negro quarrel near Mawson Georgia on Saturday night Jim Brown and Will Shepherd drew pistols and fired. Shiphad died from chest wounds Sunday morning while Grown lay severely wounded in the stomach and in critical condition.
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Mawson
Jim Brown
Will Shepherd
Shiphad
President Nominates Postmasters Across States
Washington January 25 The president sent to the senate a slate of postmaster nominations including Virginia A I Haynes of Wrightsville North Carolina John S Tiasty of Mona Samuel M Jones of Sanford South Carolina and Elizabeth Bellichd of Beauford all named for postal duties in their respective districts.
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Washington
Senate
Virgina
A I Haynes
Wrightsvill
North Carolina
John S Tiasty
Mona
Samuel M Jones
Sanford
South Carolina
Lilzabeth Bellichd
Beauford
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