Keiley Killed in Paris Street Mystery of a Former Minister
A Virginia edited newspaper notes the death of Anthony M Kelley once named minister to Italy and Vienna. He later held roles in Cairo and Norfolk papers, edited the Norfolk Virginian and Index, and served as mayor of Richmond and district attorney, with ties to the National Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.
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Dead Wen
Austria
Court of Vienne
Virginia
Anthony M Kelley
Naters
Cleveland
Ital
Vienna
AL Wretington
Bayard
United States
Kelley
International Cent
Cairo
Reiley
Che Norfol
Vairginian
Index and News
Petersburg
Richmond
National Irish Cathsie Benevolent Union
Benjamin Keiley
Savannah
Helley
Heaviest Snow Since 1898 Hits Knoxville Area
Knoxville Tenn January 30 heavy snow covers ground the heaviest since 1898. Snow began yesterday afternoon around 2 o clock and fell deep into night reaching three and a half inches. Telegraph and telephone lines are down hindering communication and railway traffic with power industries. An Associated Press wire remained intact for several hours this morning. A heavy rise in streams is expected as the snow begins to melt.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Associated Press
Postmaster Nomination Confirmed for Waynesboro Area
January 30 executive session confirms nominations for postmasters including Georgia Thomas Quincy at Waynesboro North Carolina Charles A Reynolds WinstonSalem and related appointments in the senate record.
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Waynesboro
Washington
Senate
Thomas Quincy
North Carolina
Charles A. Reynold
Winston-salem
Egypt's cotton crop proves failure prompts planters to hold for price
Washington dispatch from Consul Smyth in England warns southern planters to withhold cotton to counter Lancashire moves to force low prices. He notes a potential 12 to 15 cent cotton could reshape profits and wealth in the South, urging cooperation with banks to warehouse cotton until stocks clear.
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Jos
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Consul Smyth
Tunstall
England
Lancashire
Smyth
Louisiana
South
East
National Treasury
Elberton in Need of Water
Elberton Ga January 30 special the supreme court affirmed Judge Holden s decision in the Leila Hobbs case against the city of Elberton The city planned a water system drawing from Beaverdam creek four miles away pipes were laid and a plant built The high court ruled riparian owners must be paid before their property is taken for public use and prior offer to pay is required The city may relocate to a public spring and faces possible suits from riparian owners down to the Savannah river Colonel T M Swift obtained an injunction over concerns the dam would harm his property
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Elberton
Supreme Court
Holden
Leila Hobbs
Gainesville
Beaverdam Creek
Hobbs
Holten
Savannah
Beaverdam
T. M. Swift
Wade Leaves Emory Post for Oxford Professorship
Special report states Thomas H. Wade resigns as second in charge of the sub freshmen department at Emory College to study in Oxford, England. Wade, Emory alumnus 1902 and Rhodes scholar, will begin his new appointment mid September after leaving Emory at week’s end. Dr. Dickey plans to select a successor in a few days.
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Oxford
Emny College
Thomas H. Wade
Emory College
Emory
Wade
Rhodes
England
Columbus
Dickey
Dr King's New Life Pills Demand Cure All Ailments
Advertisement states a blood and system cleanser meeting modern requirements Dr King's New Life Pills are needed for stomach and liver troubles. Available at all drug stores for 28 cents with a guarantee.
Newton Bank to Open in Newton County
An event of local interest will be the formal opening tomorrow of the Bank of Newton County. The capital stock is $31,000 with officers T. C. Swann as president LA. Perry as vice president and A. B. Simms as cashier. Directors include T. C. Swann J. A. Perry A. B. Simms D. F. Adams J. W. King J. R. Stephenson G. C. Sadan Edward Heard QL. Holmes Capers Dickson and N. S. Turner.
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Newton Bank
Wurangean
Bank of
Newton County
T. C. Swann
LA. Perry
A. B. Himms
Tf. C. Swann
J, A. Perry
A B. Simms
D. F Adams
Roosevelt Urges Congress to Tackle Corruption in District Firms
President Roosevelt sent a senate message warning of lax District of Columbia corporate laws and urging urgent reform. He cites 2211 incorporations in two years with nearly 4 billion dollars in capital, many tied to questionable investments and potential fraud. He calls suspending incorporation until proper safeguards are set and replacing laws with principled, supervised rules. The White House, January 10, 1905.
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Washington
Senate
Co Tumbig
Congress
Cotundra
District of Columbia
Princeples
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Desperate Negro Lloyd Shot by Officers at Council Station
Henry Lloyd, sought for shooting two white men near Wilmington, resisted arrest at his mother's home on the Beabosal Air Line near Council Station. He opened fire as officers entered, injuring Deputy Meeder and Policeman Croom before Lloyd was killed by return fire. Coroner's jury exonerates the officers.
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Wilmington
Speela
Council Station
Beabosal Air Line
Henry Liord
Lloyd
Meeder
Croom
We Heed On the Eleventh Ballot Cockrell Leads Wiedringhaus
Jefferson City reports the eleventh ballot for United States senator shows Cockrell leading Wiedringhaus with 90 votes, Niedringhaus 46, Kerens 11, and Hay of Putnam county among eight senate pairs and twenty five in the house. The joint session adjourned without result and will resume tomorrow.
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Cockrell
Wiedringhaus
Jefferson City
United States
Francis M Cockrell
Niedringhius
Kerens
Haya
Putnam County
Senate
House
Pyramid Pile Cure Prompts Satisfied Customers
A Brisbane reader reports relief from piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure, praising its effectiveness over three months. The letter touts testimonials from users, notes the product costs fifty cents a package, and urges accepting no substitutes while offering a free booklet on causes and cures.
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Fred Deerr
RF. D
New Brunswick
Idom
T'S
Druggtsts
Marshall. Mtien
Divorce Fights Roosevelts Call for Marriage Statistics
Washington January 30 the president urged Congress to collect and publish federal statistics on marriage and divorce for 1886 to present. He proposed uniform laws across states to safeguard the family and improve legal standards. The census director would be authorized to gather and publish the data.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Theodore Roussy
White House
Hammond Fines Attorneys for Contempt Over Tardy Appearance
In Augusta Georgia Judge Henry C Hammond fined five young lawyers Pierce Brothers 3 dollars W Burch AL Franklin George T Jackson and E L McBimurray and special Officer P B Rachels for repeated tardiness and contempt in the interior court. The court warned the bar that county business cannot proceed without punctual attendance and demanded formal excuses or motives for lateness.
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Augusta
Henry C Hammond
Hammond
Pierce Brothers
W Bureh
AL Franklin
George T Jackson
EL. McBimurray
P. B. Rachels
Lot of Trouble in Philippines Martial Law Established
Report from Manta dated January 30 states habeas corpus suspended in Caylte and Batonges provinces. General Corbin and General Weight coordinate federal troops and local forces to enforce martial law amid a fight against bandits. revenue laws cited as a factor in unrest. A separate ad claims guaranteed relief for piles with Babs Ointment offering a refund if not cured in 14 days.
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Manta
Caylte
Batonges
Genersl Corbin
Nationa
Tidranes
Writ Granted to Harriman in Northern Securities Case
The Supreme Court granted certiorari in the Northern Securities case involving T. H. Harriman and others. The petition brings the case to the high court for review, with argument scheduled for February 20 following other calendar cases.
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Northern Securities
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Cettht
United States
T. H Tutriman
Northern Securities Company
Come Reighue
Secures Company
Supreme Emport
Murdered man found on pool table in Chicago hall
Police say John Sehrannan, 22, was attacked by two men while returning from a wedding. He was carried into a billiard hall and left on a pool table. The incident occurred early today and the suspects fled.
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Garpse
Chicago
John Sehrannan
Billard
Sehrannan
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Roosevelt
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California Fig Syrup Co
Senate Committee
Perguson
Duluth
Minn
Western Fruit Dobbers’ Association
National Retail Grocers Aastciation
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Hecker-Jones-Jowell Milling Company
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