May CET Promises to Leave Board Prominent in Reform Debate
A heated discussion over reform of the police board centers on a proposed plan in which commissioners sign in writing a pledge to resign after one year. If approved, it would allow the next election to choose three new commissioners instead of one, reshaping power between factions and potentially easing paralysis in the board’s investigations.
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Board of Police
Coun- 2
Teast
Ofmea
Jones
Pagh H
Brotherton
James & Woirren
Nth
Vun G
He P Lee
English
Epert
Ics
Plec
Po Hite
Fox
Tohnsor Urer Promee
Ounei
Cre for Consumption cured ugis for forty year
The fragment states a cure claimed for consumption lasting forty years, with the original note still visible on the market or page. The readable text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details about author, location, or date.
Fell Dead in Mule Pen Post Office Stockman Dies
Stockman John Rose was found in a mule pen at Union Stock Yard and died from heart disease. Coroner’s inquest ruled death natural. Rose, about fifty six, had traveled from St Louis with a carload of mules and was en route with a crew when he collapsed. The body was sent to Wollulla after arrangements by his brother Patterson.
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John Rose
Joan Rose
Union Stock Wide
Fawell Staton
Iacek Heeis
Remnonn
Bohalia S Co
Atlenti
St Lams
Patterson
WoUnalla
Chancellor Hull Returns from New York Library Visit
Chancellor Hull returned to Athens after a New York trip to consult with Wa Peabody on the new Peabody library for the university campus. Peabody approved the plan and Roche began work, with Bleckley involved in early discussions. A two month study of library specifications is planned before securing contractors and final exterior decisions. The trip also coincided with the annual banquet of His Alma Association.
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New York
Hall
Athens
Wa Peabody
Peabody Library
Aus Kona
Peabody
Roche
Hull
Haratd Blechiew
Peabody Discus
Antley
Bleckiey
Mc Lianody
Presert
Rand
Amie Alun
New
Diamond endowment as purity makes diamonds profitable
The natural endowment of a diamond is purity a stone of perfect quality free from color or other defects is valuable always and the only quality that makes diamonds a profitable investment Maier and Berkeley 31 Whitehall Street
Street Work Passed Up In City Street Paving Effort
Officials advanced a set of paving ordinances by the council street committee chaired by Alderman Terry. Measures authorize asphalt paving on Peachtree and Peters streets and Currier Street improvements funded by ward appropriations. Pryor Street paving was proposed to be privately financed with city repayment next year, pending city attorney guidance.
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Terry
Councy
Whitehall Street
Peters Street
Walker Street
Parksleet
Currier Street
Piedmont Avenue
Sixth Ward
Fourth Ward
Cher
Ela
Longino
Pryor Street
O Dian
Wag
Joul Ernst Brnes
Woodruff
Whhiver
Peachtree Street
Monty News
Sity
Aa Legal
Hoods Sarsaparitia Advertisement Claim
Suffering from weak nerves that sap life, take Juven Pills. One bottle promises marvelous rejuvenation and revitalizing force. Sent by mail in plain package on receipt of ad. Made by Hood Co picps Hood Sarsaparitia Lowell Wass.
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Tesus
Orig Rators
Hoods
Sarsaparitia
Lowell Wass
Big Wheat Crop is Planned in Athens Georgia
More wheat has been planted this season in northeast Georgia than ever before with strong interest in wheat culture. The Athens wheat and oat fair, held in the city for years, is premier in judging wheat quality. Premiums totaling $500 in cash will be awarded to top prize winners, with about one hundred entries expected and awards announced mid August.
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Athens
Georgia
Ty Lof
Georgi
Immigration bill to fail unless opposition is mollified
Washington January report says Senate immigration committee leaders including Lodge and Mailbank face difficulties reaching a consensus. The education test for immigrants may be withdrawn with unanimous consent, but several senators fear conference dangers and may oppose even if the provision is removed, making passage unlikely under current talks.
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Washington
Niters Penrow Lodge
Mailbank
Senate
Senator Lodge
Statehood Bill as a Rider Gains Favor in Senate
The committee on the organization of the executive department chaired by Senator Quay filed a favorable report on the statehood bill as an amendment to an appropriation bill. Quay discussed with members on the senate floor, and all except Senator Beverage, the opposition leader, consented to the report. Senator Wetmore opposed the bill but was absent.
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Washington
Renator Wetmore
Harbor and river work changes prompt Philippines orders
Cavton Cosby, United States engineer in Mobile in charge of harbor and river improvements, is ordered to the Philippines in January. Captain Spencer Cosby will be replaced locally by Captain WB Craighson in charge of river improvements. Colonel A WK Damrell, retired, of the seventh and eighth light cavalry district, is mentioned in the dispatch.
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Cavton Cosby
Philippines
Mobile
Spencer Cosby
United States
WB Craighson
Ghia
Damrell
No Receiver for Company in Contempt Case
Judge J Ho Tuumpkin heard the contempt petition by William County against Southern Guarantee Loan Company. The court denied the appointment of a receiver, modified the restraining order to allow normal company tasks with bond, and set the case for next term while preserving the stay on issuing new or redeemed certificates.
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J. Ho Tuumpkin
William County
Southern Guarantee Loan Company
King of Mocous
They &T
Haldars
Orier
Charley Hopkins
Fidan
dJemird
Bond
A. King
Hilga Toa
Asta
Cue Chitth Kom
Wis Cnbbrely
Watch
Ami Ampl
Ita
Stoad Reeds
Ecps
HR & Prk
Unknown suspect escapes after fatal shooting near mill camp
A man identified as a Negro, described as Goldie and showing a scar, shot Zelma Aly at the Risette mill camp near here in the morning. The victim died instantly from a foreheat wound. The assailant fled, leaving authorities to pursue the unknown suspect.
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Zelma Aly Dainty
Sperial
Jim Wornsette
Nesta
Goldie
Ria Erevife Bimber Mill
Here
Marisette
Representative Burleson Proposes Cotton and Wheat Production Bill
Washington today saw Representative Burleson of Texas introduce a two bill package to press the secretary of agriculture to gather and report on the state’s cotton and wheat production.
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Catton
Whest
Washington
Burleson
Texas Today
Misery and Woe in a Dilapidated Shack Tale
Mrs Mattie Davis told how poverty, abuse, and a grim past drove her to a Pine Street shack with Zion Bridwell. The children were placed in the city’s care after police investigated the sagging, shadowed home and Bridwell's odd conduct.
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Mattie Davis
Zion Bridwell
Old Shack
Dickens
Davis
Anl
Rey Zion
Pine
Marelia
Richmond Telephone Property Sold to Wheeler Moore & Co
The Richmond Telephone Company's property was sold today by Virginia Trust Company as trustee to Warner Moore & Co for 10000 dollars with no other bids. It is believed the purchaser acted for Southern Bell Telephone Company. Heimroth of Chicago withdrew his temporary injunction application, and a settlement with Heimroth was made.
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Richmond
Richmond Telephone Company
Virginia Trust Company
Warner Moore & Co
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Woc Heinroth
Chicago
Heimroth
Senators Honor Late Michigan Senator McMillan
The Senate observed tributes on January 30 to memory of the late Senator M McMillan of Michigan with addresses by Morgan of Alabama Foster of Louisiana Tillman of South Carolina and Bacon of Georgia.
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McMillan
Washington
Senate
M Wlilan
Michigan
Mesers Morgan
Alabama
Foster
Louisana
Texas Wonder Halla Great Discovery Claim Ad
An old Texas Wonder tonic ad states it cures kidney and bladder troubles. It touts diabetes and irregularities as benefts for men and women and promises a remedy shipped by mail from St Louis Missouri. The text repeats testimonials and an appeal to draggists to stock the product.
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Hali
St Louis
Wil Greeglers
Land Additions and Public Building Sites Approved
United States District Attorney EA Angier approves six acres for Chickamauga National Park in Walker County with a $4500 purchase, to be transferred to Washington soon. He also approves Athens and Rome post office sites, $24000 and $700 respectively, with combined costs around $164000 for Athens project and annex for Rome to be built.
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Athens
Rome
United States
EA Angier
Walker County
Chickamauga National Park
Washington
Chickamanga Battle Field
Keening
Angler
Federal
Sso
Slte
Tech Athens
H . Carlton
J M Hodgeen
Rome 1
A Very Close Call In Burlington Fireman Recovers with El ectric Bitters
A Burlington Iowa fireman CW Bellamy recalls a close call as fatigue and pain nearly defeated him. After taking Electric Bitters he felt revived and strong again. The ad promises quick restoration of health and vigor with a money back guarantee, priced at 60 cents.
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CW Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Rome oil wells may make good sources of oil
State Geologist Yeates visited Rome to inspect oil wells drilled by the Rome Petroleum and Iron Company. He noted samples showing potential commercial quantities could be struck, with water containing about one percent oil. Wells reach about 34 meters, boring proceeding with iron casing.
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Rome
Yeates
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Rome Petroleum and Iron Company
Blood Poison Wins Fight McLeod Medical Student Dies
McLeod a North Carolina medical student died after a weeklong struggle with blood poisoning from a dissecting wound. He contracted an illness after contact with a corpse and succumbed early today. Fellow student Bosco, also infected, is improving and believed out of danger. The body traveled from Tamberton to Charlotte for burial with several classmates as escorts.
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McLeod
North Carolina
Charlate Nic
Ro McLeod
Tamberton
J Mio Boyce
Byers
Charlotte
Bosco
Stowis
Thimble Light Sinks With All Aboard At Sea
The oyster schooner Thimble Light reportedly went down in heavy seas near Ocean View. Captain R H Connor and the crew of the Three Sisters sighted the boat but could not reach it. Captain John Collier and seaman Jann W Young of Hampton Va and three other sailors were aboard the Thimble Light and are believed lost.
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Newport
Three Sisters
R H Connor
Connor
John Collier
Jann
Hampton Va
Applications for patents total 49 490 filed in Washington last year
The patent office report for the calendar year 19% shows 4190 patent applications including designs, and 27776 patents including designs issued. It lists 0 patents reissued, 2006 trash marks, 767 labels and 159 prints registered. Receipts exceeded expenditures by 1851 dollars.
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Washington
Commissioner of Patents
District of Columbia
Dnc
Railway Nojves and Feathers Talked in Atlanta
A western rail representative and a porter used to solicit emigrants, sparking an Atlanta uproar over a proposed new share of the so called negro question. Rumors spread of a negro passenger agent, prompting indignation meetings and jokes at the man’s expense. The episode, playful yet risky, drew in railroad officials and colleagues, who teased the subject while managing damage control. Spikes and Cinders Sumner Collins was appointed general superintendent of the eastern district of the Southern Railway, succeeding Joseph I. Sands. A passenger officials meeting addressed rates for the Greater Georgia meeting in Atlanta. General Freight and Passenger Agent Wetland Williams announced new appointees effective February 15, with Miller and Henry Amith taking on expanded roles.
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West
Spikes
Cinders Sumner
Collins
Eastern Transportation District
The
Southern Railway
Nes
Asheville
Joseph If Sands
Wetvu Jiams
Knoxville
Northern
Miller
Henry Amith
Lomaie
Nashville
Avlanta
Knoxvill
First To Its selection of It writes no insurance in its healthful regions
Danvers based Chas G Turner Idas L Langley and Douglasville’s W Chande Abercrombie run 4 Gret class mule and horse sales at 185 Peters offering frst class stock. They guarantee prices and promote low rates via Bell phone 193 Turner Langley Abercrombie.
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Chas G Turner
Idas L Langley
Danvers
W Chande Abercrombie
Douglasvile
Peters
Bell
Turner, Langley & Abercrombie
Wintertime Buy Alert Sparks Odd Pair Splice
A terse notice hints at a new sale opportunity featuring an unusual two item pair. It suggests acting quickly while considering a winter purchase, positioning the deal as timely and advantageous for shoppers.
Feet warmth reveals kinder nature, study says
Keeping your feet warm changes mood and comfort levels. Warm, comfortable feet may lead to gentler behavior and better-natured interactions, a psychological note on how temperature effects attitude.
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Lemuel P Conner
Meyer
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Navy
Joseph Eaton
Wo Brand
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Oscar Ragland
Auditing Department
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Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St. Weslington
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