Peachtree Creek Battle Marking Proposal Aids Lively Support
Proposal to survey Peachtree Creek battlefield for future markers honors the 1864 clash. General Keifer backs opening a road and installing tablets to guide veterans and pilgrims, with Rep Hull signaling possible appropriation of about 1000. The plan avoids a national park and aims to preserve key sites for study and remembrance.
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Bacon and Livingston
Peachtree Creek Battlefield
Keifer Will
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Peachtree Creek
John A. T. Hull
Iowa
Hull
House Committee On
Livingston
Georgia
Chickamauge
J. Warren Kelfer
Atlanta
Kelfer
Alabama
Tennessee
Wilderness
Eta
Lee
Anpomantoxs
de Johanston
Charlotte
N. C
Savannah
Seventh Army Corps
Havana
Keifer
Mark
Peachtree Creek Hatchfield
Thrower May Buy Engine House No 5
M o L Thrower of M L Thrower & Co said he would not finalize an opinion on the city offer to sell Engine House No 5 at Paters and Madison until morning consultations with two parties. The sale price is $22,500. The piece is a key corner amid recent local real estate activity as the Fremasters board secures an option on part of the Calder homestead near Nelson and Eliott streets by the viaduct.
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M.ol. Thrower
M. L. Thrower & Co
Paters
Madison Avenue
Board of Fremasters
Calder Homestead
Nelson and
Eliott Streets
Nelson Street
Silver Enameled Pins Show New Utility Arrangements
Silver enameled bar and belt pins feature sterling silver with soft enamel decorations. Gold bar pins in various sizes appear, including plain styles and those set with semi precious stones, all priced to suit buyers.
Negro Party Aims to Seize Cuba Amid Race Tensions
Havana reports rising race tension after hotel incident spurs talks of a political Negro party to govern Cuba. President Gomez urges restraint, urges unity with Americans, while Segre leaders warned that a strong party could threaten the republic and its electoral fairness ahead of July elections. Senator Manuel Sanguily, seen as pro independence, faces American-leaning criticisms for hostility to U S influence.
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Havana
Gomez
Segre
Cebreco
Independent Party of Color
Republic
Republic of Equality
Republic of Cubs
Independent Republic
Manuel Sangully
Ata
Sanguily
Harlem
Cuba
United States
Cubar
Charges Against Bishop Brown at Little Rock Meeting
In Trinity cathedral, Little Rock, congregants condemned Bishop William Montgomery Brown for attempting to depose Dean John Hartley and abolish Trinity parish. Hartley accuses Brown of misconduct and criticizes his stance on Church Unification. A committee was formed to present charges to Bishop Tuttle in St Louis.
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Little Rock
Ark
Trinity
William Montgomery Brown
Episcopal Diocess of
Arkansas
John Hartley
Trinity Parish
Dasy Hartley
Tutti
St. Louis
Episcopal Church
United States
Dean Hartley
Brown
Trinity Cathedral
Hartiey
Aboilebing
Tuttle
Ballinger Committee Session Details on Alaska Lobby Charge
The Ballinger Pinchot investigation centers on Alaskan coal lands and a controversy over a lobby in Washington. James Wickersham, Alaska delegate, denied accusing Taft and Roosevelt of maintaining a lobby while clarifying he spoke of rumors to friends. The session photo lists committee members including Denby, McCall, Olmsted, Madison, Nelson, and others.
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Ballinger
Alaska
Ballinger-Pinchat
James M. Graham
Winels
House
Lioyd
Missouri
Denby
McCall
Olmsted
Madison
Nelson
James
Flint
Sutherland
Aot
Fletcher
Paynter
Colerie
James Wickerstam
Congress
Sue
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Wickersham
Ballinger-Pinchot
Verdict for Mrs Young in oxalic acid suicide case
A jury ruled death by own action in the case of Mrs Mia Rota Lee Young of 748 Marietta Street. The 34 year old wife of William H. Young died after a telephone exchange and her attempt to ingest oxalic acid. Witnesses described a tense scene and a motive tied to a dramatic warning, with the inquest noting health issues as potential contributing factors.
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Wes
Mia
Rota Lee Young
Whilliam H. Young
Marietta Street
Young
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Leona Taylor
Kentucky
Phuc
Henry Maddox
Ponders Avenue
Maddox
Mrs. Young
Go South Young Man Slogan Inspires Eastern Bankers
Colonel W S Witham head of the Witham Banking System returns from New York after meetings with twelve southern and eastern banks. He says the south has become a magnet for industry and investment, with a rising cotton wealth and plans to attract enterprises north and south. He predicts 1910 will be the peak year for southern growth.
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W. S. Witham
Witham Banking System
New York City
Witham
Georgia
Horace Greely
Ennt
Willa
Colonel Witham
George
Somerset
Boston
Tha Aouth
K. Orris
Bob Lowry
Jou
Jt High Cotton
South
Stort
Marsa
Vast
War on the English Sparrow urged by federal survey
Washington reports the Biological Survey calls for drastic measures against the English sparrow. It suggests fire and water, poison, traps, shooting, and home remedies, aiming to greatly reduce the sparrow population. It notes some readers may be blamed for trickier acts and mentions sparrow meat served in restaurants.
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Washington
Bureau
Tim Ag
Pater Familltas
Mr. Dearborn
Navy Lads Quarantined At Training Station
New York January 30 report that over 2 200 naval apprentices will be confined at the naval training station for five days due to a scarlet fever quarantine. Only one case has appeared so far, but authorities recall last year’s epidemic when three cases were fatal and have enacted prompt measures.
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New York
Naval Training Station
Iaa
Planning Fight on the Hook Worm
Washington dispatch reports a Rockefeller funded campaign to eradicate hookworm through education and better sanitation as an economic and sanitary issue. Prof Bourland and Prof Rose outline offices in Washington and a southern focus, with aims to improve hygiene, general health, and productivity in the rural South. A February executive committee meeting will review Rose’s southern travel findings.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Bourland
Wick- Iaffe
Rockefeller
Commission
Nose
Peabody Education Board
Southern Education Board
Rockefeller Commission
Tnion Trust
Southern Commercial Congress
Wick- Miffe Ree
Nashville, Teen
A. P. Hourland
Nashville
Rose
South
Boards of Trade
United States Public Health Bureau
Rockefeller Jpomuetanton
Tennessee
Professor Bourland
Peabody College
Peabody
Peabody Education Fund
Europe
Pntveralties
Liepale
Mugich
French cruiser Chateau Renault runs aground near Arsilla
Tangier January 30 The French cruiser Chateau Renault ran aground near Arsilla about 0 miles southeast of Cape Spartel today. Other warships were unable to approach the distressed vessel due to heavy seas and darkness.
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Cromer
Tangier
Cruiéer
Chateau Renault
Arsilla
Cape Spartel
Coday
Witteck See
Paint Lick Lady Praises Cardus For Female Troubles
Mrs Mary Freeman of Paint Lick Kentucky complains of long weakness from womanly troubles and credits Cardus with restoring her health after three bottles She urges others to try Cardus describing it as time tested safe and natural with no bad after effects Readers can request the Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept and a 64 page home treatment book by mail.
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Paint Lick
Mrs. Mary Freeman
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tena
Bransome Shows Signs of Recovery in Macon
Macon Georgia January 20 special W Bransome the young man badly injured wandering the south was thrown under a moving freight train near Macon. He has shown improvement at the city hospital though blood poisoning followed. His father a well to do Philadelphia druggist arrived last night and with his son now remains at the hospital. The youth liked wandering and was getting out of Macon when the accident occurred.
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Macon
W. . Bransome
Georgia Road
Eity
Philadelphia
Man Shot to Death in Battle With Thief
New York January 30 A shirtwaist manufacturer Moses Gootman was killed in his flat during an early morning break in by a thief. A brutal struggle ensued a revolver fired and Gootman died of a heart wound. His son received a bullet in the arm and the thief escaped. Police traced prior burglaries in the same building and found the thief carried about 200 dollars in stolen jewelry.
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York
Moses Gootman
Goorman
Gootman
Bryan Arrives in Arequipa Peru for Greeting
William Jennings Bryan and family reached Arequipa Peru on January 10 and were warmly welcomed. They plan to continue their journey tomorrow.
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Bryan
Peru
Arequipa
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Are You Half Sick Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills
Advertises relief for digestive ills and general malaise by taking Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills. Claims chronic constipation biliousness sick headache and liver complaints are cured in one week. Promotes better appetite sleep and elevated spirits as a nature's laxative recommended by physicians.
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Smith
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Great Negro Party
Mrs, Young
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J. Witham
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Here
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