Man arraigned over selling beef from accident killed cow
In Atlanta, W A White of DeKalb County faced Recorder's Court after attempting to sell beef from a cow that died when its neck broke. Officials noted the meat was not unsafe but illegal to sell. case dismissed with no fine as White claimed ignorance of the sanitary law.
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W. A. White
DeKalb County
Pew
White
Recorder's Court
Green
Jennings
DeKalb
Atlanta
Vtts
Six Americans Shot Reported Near Guaymas Mexico
Washington reports from Juarez that six Americans named Ben Cusick Jack Eldridge George Taint Charles Burns Lon Webster and Henry Willams were allegedly shot near Guaymas by order of General Torres for being found with Yaqui Indians. The secretary of state has advised the ambassador and Consul Kindrick to verify details.
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Juarez
Mexico
Washington
Ente
Conay Kinarrick
Ben Cusick
Jack Eldridge
George Taint
Charles Burns
Lon Webster
Henry Willams
Torres
Guaymas
Secretary of State
Kindrick
Rockefeller May Be Alive Report From Rescued Spanish Major
A rescued Spanish major says he saw Major Rockefeller in northern Zambalea on December 1. Another Spanish officer reports seeing him in southern Lezen States recently. Rockefeller has been missing since April 28, presumed dead or a prisoner, with no confirmed fate as of today.
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Washington
War Department
Wuila
Major Rockefeller
Zambalea
Lezen
Otis
Charles M. Rockefeller
Jaunton
Siven
Whethey
Americans Flock to Europe in Record Passport Demand
Washington reports an extraordinary surge in American travel to Europe as passport issuances in January top 1,383 with 125 more to be mailed before month’s end. This winter peak is unprecedented in state department records, signaling a major postwar mobility wave.
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Washington
Europe
State Department
Chinese New Year Joy Grips Atlanta Chinamen
The Chinamen of Atlanta marked the New Year at the joss house on Mitchell near Forsyth with prayers and fireworks after midnight. About fifty of the seventy-five local Chinese attended, with greetings of Kung He Tat Choy and a dance, while officers watched for trouble. Today active celebrations include a citywide meeting at the joss house, a banquet, Chinese delicacies, and social events at the Chinatown club on West Mitchell Street.
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Atlanta
Joss House
Mitchell Street
Forsyth Street
Emperor Kwongsu
Yee Lee
Utte Polinaman
Jim Shepard
China
The
Constitution
Josshouse
Chinamen’s Club
West
Carpenters Strike Ends in Paris After Wage Rise Granted
Paris January 29 The car penters working on the exposition buildings ended their strike following arbitration. An increase of 10 centimes per hour is conceded for dangerous work on buildings twenty five metres or more in height, the decision deemed a just demand.
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Paris
Thirteen Seamen Drown as Vallez Founders
The Spanish steamer Vallez foundered off the coast near Bilbao with thirteen crew members drowned. In Santiago de Chile the Supreme Court postponed further consideration of Frederich T. Moore’s embezzlement case from the National Bank of Commerce in Boston until March.
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Supreme Court
Santiago de Chill
The
Frederich T. Moore
National Bank of Commerce
Boston
Mass
Standard Oil Dividends Statement Released
Washington January 20. A statement by C T Dodd solicitor of Standard Oil Company on dividends from 1882 to present year published by the industrial commission shows dividends varied from 6 percent per year in 1882 to 38 percent in 1827.
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Washington
C. T. Dodd
Standard Oil Company
Industrial Commission
Maud Gonne Urges Ireland to Fight England for Freedom
Miss Maud Gonne, dubbed the Irish Joan of Arc, arrives in New York aboard La Normande and calls for Irish independence by force, praising the Boers and urging unity between Irish in America and Ireland. She notes Ireland has fewer troops and criticizes Parnell era tactics, comparing the current struggle to the 1867 spirit.
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New York
Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
la Normandie
Havre
la Normande
America
Ireland
Dublin
Parnell
Eng
Warrant Sworn Against Decatur Street Policeman
Patrolman Bill Starnes faces assault and battery charges after Mrs. Springer of No 8 Decatur street swore out a warrant in Justice Landrum's court. The case, set for tomorrow, pits the officer against Mrs Springer with both sides promising witnesses. The dispute highlights aggressive shopkeeping on Decatur street and police plans to curb sidewalk pressure to attract customers.
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Bill Starnes
Justice Landrum
Springer
Decatur Street
Justice Court
Tennyson
Police
Starnes
Meyers
Captain Startes
Telegraphic Brevities From the Senate World
Senator Davis urged the Senate to take up The Hague peace treaty while the chamber met. The Senate voted 38 to 21 not to reconsider the ratification of the Bamoonan treaty. Chief Justice Fuller announced a three week recess. Briges of New York proposed a bill recognizing congressional gratitude and awarding a golf medal to Helen Miller Aide for patriotic service in the Spanish War. President McKinley turned fifty seven with many telegrams. The House Naval Committee supported restoring the Constitution funded by Massachusetts patriotic societies. Mississippi river improvements discussed by Congressman Seldon Cowden. Surgeon General Wyman sent Dr Wertenbacker to Winston Salem to probe the smallpox outbreak. American Steel and Wire declared a 7 percent dividend, with 12 million plus net 1899 profit. Kentucky contested election case favored Boreing. Marston Moor ashore near North Carolina coast. crew may be rescued.
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Rénator Davis
Chaiir
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Theca
Briges
New York
Yestereday
Congress
Helen Miller
Catriotic Eervier
Spain
McKinley
House
Massachusette
Mississippi River
Dumes Seldon Cowden
Lake Borgne
Wyman
W. C. Wertenbacker
Marine Hospital
Wilmington
N. C
Winston-Salem
Naples
Genoa
New Orleans
New Inlet
North Carolina
Obituary montage from Monroe and Anniston notices
A Monroe tribute reports Hon. James W. Carter of Walnut Grove died suddenly on Sunday. In Anniston, John Filla Sr pioneer citizen dies after paralysis with four children. John Ells Jr holds IOOF rank. R A Payne prominent furniture dealer dies of stomach trouble in Anniston. The text includes England Irish War era commentary and Miss Gonne recounts recruiting hardships and a Dublin arrest.
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Monroe
James W. Carter
Walnut Grove
Messrs
Sylvanus
John
Mark
Carl Carter
Callie, Shellnut
Mollie Carter
John Ellis, Jr
Anniston
Ala
John Filla, Sr
Aniston
Ife
John Ells, Jr
Alabama
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ellis
Cornwall
England
R. A. Payne
Woman Writes Freely to Mrs Pinkham About Health
A fragment notes a woman may write to Mrs Pinkham about her physical condition and receive guidance under her supervision. The passage reflects the era’s emphasis on female health correspondence and editor authority.
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Avery
Mrs. Pinkham
Wmrs. Pinkeham
Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised for Women
A promotional claim extols Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for numerous female ailments. The ad asserts it has relieved pain for women nationwide and emphasizes Mrs Pinkham's discretion and knowledge of women's ills.
Senate committee probes Montana case in Clark inquiry
Washington January 20 The senate committee on privileges and elections heard witnesses on minor points in the charges against Senator Clark of Montana. Protestants withdrew intimations against J K Toole who left the Montana contest. The prosecution declined to present two witnesses due to unsatisfactory discussions after their arrival.
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Senate
Montana
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
J. K. Toole
United States
Georgetown and Western Railroad Sold to Syndicate
Georgetown and Western railroad has been sold to the syndicate controlling the Atlantic Coast Lumber Company. The company is reorganized with Charles R. Whnt of New York as president. Georgetown will gain new equipment a handsome passenger depot and rapid improvements to reach first class condition.
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Georgetown and Western
Georgetown
8. C
Georgetown and Western Railroad
Atlantic Coast
Lumber Company
Freeman
Charles R. Whnt
New York
Real Estate Exchange and Rentals in College Park
Northen & Danson, Realestate and Loang, 404 Equitable offers exchange Wagere farm College Park for city property. Two room houses 60 per annum for 6000. Brick house in good repair large lot 1W0xW West Ent for 4. New house Pulliam street east front rented 17.60 monthly for 1380. Large lot 102x200 Washington street east former lot rented for 000 front near Hanson street for sale on easy terms. Office space for rent with telephone in 40 Tequitable. For sale buy real estate or borrow money call Northen & Dun set Telephone.
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Realstate and Loang
Equitable
Wagere Farm
College Park
Pulliam Street
East Front
Washington Street
Hanson Street
Ofter
Tequitable
Northen & Dunset
Classified loan ads offer varied city and farm money sources
A dense list of lenders advertises farm and city real estate loans in Fulton and surrounding counties, with rates from 3 to 7 percent, charges for inspection and recording, and quick cash options. Firms named include Barker & Holleman, Weyman & Connors, Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Pickett Jewelry Co, W P Davis attorney, B McCandless, Edwin P Ansley, and W A Foster. Also notes on 10 cent a line classified ads, six words per line, minimum three-line ad.
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Thos W. Jackson
Batther
Wwe
Fulton
Barker & Holleman
Gould
Ioan
Weyman & Connors
Equitable
Merchants and Mechanics’ Banking and Loan Co
N. Pryor
J. Wesley
Pickett Jewelry Co
Whitehall Street
W. P. Davis
Temple Court
Atlanta
W. A. Foster
McCandless
Alabama
Jean Edwin P. Ansley
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Hood
Rockefeller
D. Rowne Rabrty
Pak
Hamlug
Pag Aea
Rainer Hear Altona
Joss
Carpenters
Moore
Standard Oil
A. L. Delkin’s
Lee Maxey
Great
Britain
Miss Gonne
Carolina
Girardeau & Black
East Wall Street
Kimball House
Ella St
G.w
Woodward Ave
Nlatt
N. Boulevard
Lam
Armstrong St
R. H
Bass St
Georgia
Wall St
iKtmball House
G&. J. Dallas
Broad
Randolph Street
Grove-R. H
Tamali
West End
Inden
Peachtree
Piedmont Avenue
East Cain Street
Call
D. P. Morris & Sons Prudential Building
South Pryor Street
New End
W. FL Hammond
John J. Woodside
BOON
Broad TF
Equitable Loan and Security Company
North Forsyth Street
Lane
Hilderbrand
East Biineau Et
Smith
Densmores
Typewriter Exchange
Tultimore
Keystone
Josiah Logan
Ander
Constitution Office
Carrie Steele Orphan Home
C. H. Smith
Aragon
J. T
Care Constitution
Atlanta Photo Supply Co
Whitehall St
Fulton Junk and Paper Co
Aiken
McMillan Seed Store
Marietta_strest. a
Frank O. Binger, Jr
Emimons
Dental College Infirmary
Butler Street
Grady Hospital
Chichester
Dru
Chichester Chemical Company
Jagelphia, Pa
Chicago
Toes Ag
Baltimore
International Patent Exchange
Broadway
X. Y
Bow
A. D. Adair
Houston Street
Whitehall
Pireet
Garfield O Co
Cleveland, O
Marlin & Hoyt Con
Cer
S. Forsyth
Trinity
P. Blakiston
B. Co
Harne& Gathright
Louisville
Columbian Corre Spondence College
D. C
Southern Employment Bureau
Houston
Tex
Ence
E. F
Ipayer
Gholstin Inn Hotel Company
Eiberton
Dawson
Sas
Church Street
Young's Hotel
North Forsyth
Baas
Ivy Alhambra
South Pryor
Union Depot
H. K. Scott
Song
West Mitchell
F.C. Swift
Cone
Worida
J. A. Owens
Sparr
Fla
Fenter
Inman
Eta Eco
Harmer
Ghadsetin Inn
W. C. Wiley
Elberton
Renaud Drug Co
Balle
Rotary
South
Tyr
M. A
Kelley Coal and Ice Co
Busines
Neem Genet
Standard Telephone
George S. May
Prudential
Mary B. Baldwin
Seea Ens
Southern
Austell
Miewre
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