Hunter Returns to Atlanta After Morocco Extradition
The article details Thomas J Hunter alias Thomas L Breyvens being extradited from Tangier Morocco to the United States. It covers court remarks on his treatment, his calm demeanor in the sheriff’s office, and the sequence of arrests and conveyance. Official documents signed by McKinley and Hay authorize his capture and delivery to Georgia authorities. It notes Detective Rodgers’s account of the return journey and the formal acknowledgments by Morrocan and U.S. officials.
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Nelmg
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Atlanta
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Pinkerton
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Rodgers Fo
Sheriffs Office
Tom Hunter
John W Rodgers
Loyd Street
Wall
Pryor
Templecourt
Mayson & Hill
T Wunter
Wills Westmoreland
George Brown
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Nelm
Rodgers
Attorney
Morocca
Mr Rodgers
Tangier
Ireland
Thomas J Flupter
Department of State
Washington
John Hodgerg
Unter
McKinley
Hay
William McKinley
Thomas J Hunter
Thomas J. Stevens
United States
Thomas J Jiunter
Alloa Thomas Ll Breyvens
Thomas L. Stevens
Georgia
William Ckin Ley
John Hay
John W. Rodgers
Angler and
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Basha of
Lorocco
Thomas
LA Gumvmere
Uscg
John W. Nelms
Fulton
Thomas J .Hunter
United Sites
John Wheelms
J J Yain
Dr Hathaway's Treatment for Varicocele and Stricture
Dr Hathaway promotes a home based, painless treatment for varicocele and stricture that avoids knife or cautery. He claims permanent cure without operation, offers free consultation, and cites his book pages for details. Treatments are advertised by Newton Hathaway, M D, at 22%A South Broad St, Atlanta, with office hours listed.
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Dr. Hathaway
Dr Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Hathaway & Co
South Broad St
Atlanta
Contested Kentucky Politics Hearings Prompt Wariness
Witnesses at the gubernatorial contest boards testified on election day matters and the conduct of judges amid calls for reform. Judge Toney described mandatory injunctions arming inspectors for the Brown ticket and defended judicial dignity against board summons. Major Wood, Dr Smith, and Colonel Langrum testified on campaign rhetoric and military at Louisville as the anti Goebel faction pursues procedural plans.
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Trvnor
John D Young
Sterling Ff
Toney
Brown
Virginia
Shackleford
Qaid
A T Wood
Bradley
Goebel
Smith
Marshall James
Colonel Langrum
Louisy le
Colorado Convict Escape and Lynch Threat Near Canon City
Reported January 23 describes Reynolds and Wagner, escaped convicts, captured near Canon City after Wagner fled. Reynolds allegedly killed Night Captain Rooney at the Colorado penitentiary and a guard’s restraints. A bloodhound and special train were sent. Canon City bells rang as officers pursued Reynolds to a telegraph pole. Baltimore’s American Association forms with John J McGraw elected general manager.
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Reynolds
Wagner
Rooney
Colorado
Canon City
Baltimore
Baltimore Club
American Association
John. J. McGraw
Prohibitive Censor Riles Front in Boer War News
London dispatch reports seven days of fighting leaving main Boer positions intact and General Buller 706 casualties lighter after Spionkop. Press notes warn of worse news to come as censorship blocks details and calls grow for 20,000 more troops to secure victory.
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Buller
Spionkop
Woodgate
England
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War Office
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Spensor Wilkinson
Morning Post
Tugela
Ban Thome
Luanda
Wilkinson
Assayo
Cape Town
Lord Hoberts
Kingland
South Africa
Warren abandons Spion Kop garrison in Boer War update
War office dispatch from General Buller reports that General Warren's garrison at Spionkop abandoned during the night. The message, dated Spearman's Camp January 26 at noon, confirms Warren failed to hold his position. London reports the development as of January 9 11104 m.
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Warren
London
War Office
Buller
Spearman
Warren criticised severely over Lady smith withdrawal
London observers condemn General Warren for retreating under heavy shell fire and for failing to bring up artillery at Splenkop. While Ladysmith’s improved sanitary and provisioning conditions relief national anxiety, authorities question the upper Tugela situation and Warren's strategic movement amid heavy losses.
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England
London
Ladysmith
Tugela
Lady
Warren
Belated London War Dispatches Report November Operations
The London Gazette today publishes dispatches from General Buller to the war office and reports from Generals White Hildyard Methuen and others. The items cover various operations but do not contain any events newer than the record.
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London
the Gazette Today
Buller
War Office
White
Hildyard
Methuen
General White on Dundee defense and Boer attack
A dispatch from General White dated November 2 discusses withdrawing to concentrate troops at Jemith, choosing to hold Dundee as the lesser risk. He notes 4,000 Boers attacked, about 500 killed or wounded, three guns left dismounted at Talana Hill, and Boers seen streaming away in large numbers.
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Talanahill
Arty
Kimberley Defended as Ladysmith Lancers Attack
Pretoria reports a Boer sortie from Ladysmith defeating British forces near Kimberley. A new British gun failed after five miles of range while a heavy bombardment continued. One Boer rider wounded. British forces withdrew with losses as the siege intensified.
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Ladysmith
Pretoria
Kimberley
Ladysmith Impregnable in Report from Front
January 4 dispatch reports Ladysmith fortified against Boer attack with guns shelling by General Buller’s forces. Boers strengthen forts while relief column advances. Dry weather reduces convalescents at Intomb camp. supplies remain ample and troops receive wholesome food. Heat reaches extreme levels with shade temperature at seven degrees.
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Ladysmith
Bunguy
Runer
Frere
Buller
Intomb
Front Extends Ten Miles as Boers Hold Ladysmith
London January 27 The Times publishes Frere camp dispatch dated Wednesday Morning describing Boers intrenching and bringing forward guns Their front extends ten miles and they vow to block any advance The prisoners say they will not let the British reach Ladysmith and will fight to hold the last open ground behind the hill in front of them
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Ladysmith
London
The
Times
Frere
Pion Kop
Christmas at Ladysmith Turkeys scarce pudding plentiful
London reports from Ladysmith on December 26 describe scarce turkeys and geese for Christmas while many relied on beef, goat, and underfed meat. A provision auction sold potatoes at a penny per item, eggs ten pence, carrots seven pence, ducks at half a guinea, cigarettes and whisky prices noted, with all enjoying Christmas pudding thanks to commissariat supplies.
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London
Standard
Ladysmith
Commissariat
Spectator urges Britain to abrogate Clayton-Bulwer treaty
The Spectator argues Britain should allow abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty to secure a Nicaragua canal, warning against waiting for Washington. It favors placing canal control in a strong, friendly power and says Canada would not block such a move.
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Spectator
Great Britain
London
the Spectator
Nicaragua
Washington Administration
America
Canada
Captive Boers at Durban Reported After British Push
Nearly two hundred Boers captured by Buller’s forces arrive in Durban. A Free State arrival says President Steyn is moving furniture to Pretoria. Reports claim Pretoria forts lack guns and Boers use condemned Mauser cartridges. Dynamite factory making 12,000 cartridges and 20 shells daily. Boer losses heavy on Tugela front with 160 prisoners and 130 found dead in a trench. Sulier cites 24 January British casualties and Fourth Cavalry readiness to sail for South Africa. Leyds clears Maccum visit denying mission to President and notes no intervention planned.
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Buller
Urban
Steyn
Pretoria
Joubert
London
Durban
Tugela
Warren
Sulier
Spion Kop
Charles Warren
Aldershot
South Africa
Leyds
Maccum
Paris
Echo de Paris
Transvaal
United States
Mysterious Billy Smith Knocks Out McConnell in Twenty-Second
New York January 28 Mysterioug Bill Smith of this city knocked out Frank McConnell of San Francisco in the twenty second round of a planned twenty five round bout at the Broad Way Athletic Club. Smith forced the pace from the start, led with a body attack, and closed with a decisive right hook to the jaw. McConnell, favored at 10 to 7, fought hard but could not withstand Smiths relentless rush. After the decisive blow McConnell lay stunned for minutes before being revived and helped from the ring.
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New York
Broad Way Athletic Club
Mysterioug
Bill Smith
Frank McCornnell
San Francisco
McConnell
Smith
Macs Wose
Billy
Will Build A Fine Temple For Montgomery Jews
Montgomery reports a $30,000 Jewish temple project by Kohl Montgomery congregation after rapid membership growth. The old site may be cleared for a two story, magnificent new house of worship, with no exact location yet decided. Also listed: Montgomery auditorium nearing completion to host conventions and theatre. Alabama Supreme Court to reconvene. Governor Johnston touring Crenshaw county. local army recruiting office reporting three new recruits bound for Tybee Island and Fort Barancas.
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Montgomery
Kohl Montgomery
Als
Alabama Supreme Court
Ala
Supreme Court of Alabama
Johnston
Crenshaw
Army
Tybee Island
Fort Barancas
Telegraphic Briefs From Aerial to International News
A jumble of terse items reports: the US cruiser New York at La Guayra takes the lead in Farquhar’s squadron, E J Pharps is improving, British actions in North Borneo succeed, Hong Kong reports Emperor Kwong Su’s death, Vieira and Maia reshuffles, Schleswig-Holstein funeral planned, actress Claxton bankrupt, Hughes leaves London hospitals funds, London reports Hughes’ £80,000 bequest, Kentucky bribery rumor dismissed, Tarboro train tragedy fatal to Mrs Denton and child, Manning in critical condition after a duel with Pickering, congressional caucus planned for January 30, absence of the British ambassador noted, and Fred Wines’ career move with census work hints.
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Mat Salieh
British North Borneo
Hong Kong
London Times
Gaya
Kwang Su Senhor Severino Vieira
Senhor Maia
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Prim- Renau
Claxton
David Edward Hughes
London
Franklin County
Kentucky
coLerees
Paris
Jit Panllonson
Loubat
Leyds Wan
Fred Wines
Direetor Courae
Prisca
Paine's Celery Compound Boosts Strength for Nervous Prostration
A woman reports three years of nervous prostration eased by Paine's Celery Compound. After half a bottle she walked, after three bottles she felt stronger and could work with pleasure again. She credits the remedy with relief from neuralgia and sick headache and claims it keeps blood pure and nerves strong.
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Paine
Electric experts and newspaper men visit Atlanta in Pullman car Olivette
Colonel John T Dickinson leads a party of electrical experts and New York newspaper men arriving by private Pullman Olivette from New Orleans at 11 80 last night. The car showcases Electric Axle Light and Power Company lighting powered by an axle driven generator and remains at the depot until 11 40 this morning before continuing to New York. Railway officials plan to inspect the lighting system during their brief stay in Atlanta with noted attendees including T E Nijes and Joseph R Elliott among others.
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Atlanta
Olivette
New York
New Orleans
Electric Axle Liight and Power Company
Southern
le Parte
Electric Azle Light and Power Company
T E. Nijes
Mall and Express
F. Ambaric
Pullman Company
Joseph Rlliott
Joseph KR. Elliott
Tell
David Ferguson
New York World
Maurice Barnett
Robert N Barnett
New York Commercial
Eads E. Schmidt
Electric Axle Light and Power Company
J. F. Kelly
Piles Cured Without the Knife Guarantee
Piles cured without the knife with PAZO OINTMENT a full money back guarantee if not cured. Cures ordinary piles in six days and the worst in fourteen. One location provides relief instantly. New discovery only pile remedy with positive guarantee. Do cure no pay. Price five cents or fifty cents if not in stock. Postage extra. Lames Medicine Co St Louis Mo.
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Pate
Oey
Louts
Southeastern Fair Association elects new officers and board
Stockholders meeting in Brunswick elects J A Butts as president C O W Deming as vice president Walter Wyatt from Camden Ben Minkin from Wayne T Newman as general manager F D Aiken as treasurer and H F au Bignon as secretary A large slate of directors is named including Ye EB Kay H H Raymond Wo Kaiser EK Mott PB Former H 4 McCrans RB V Douglas F Mec Prown E Broston and others The board later reconfirmed Harvey as secretary and Miler as director, signaling renewed leadership and a strong future for the Southeastern Fair Association. The fair’s prospects are described as bright and the organization plans work for the coming year.
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Southeastern Fair Association
Brunswick
Southeastern Far Association
J A Butts
OW Deming
Glynn Walter Wyatt Vce Presdent
Camden
Ben Minkin
Wayne T Newman
Aiken
Au Bignon
Raymond Wo Kaiser EK ‘Mott
McCrans
Douglas
Prown
Bro&ston
Ho H Harvey Fermed
Miler de Tined
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Millersheeth
Deming Rev
Harvey Aas
Thyoard Ang
Wce
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Hiraking
Regs
Anea
Fragmented OCR Summary of Political Convention Notes
Fragmented text from a Florida Central report references Colonel Hrndersen, Seabuert, Tempethien, and a Republican committee. Mentions a Mormon convention in Macon and a meeting tomorrow after a March date. No clear events or outcomes are stated due to garbled OCR.
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Hrndersen
Florida Central
Macon
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