Amnesty Granted for Philippine Insurrection Crimes
Roosevelt issues blanket pardon for insurrection participants in the Philippine archipelago, excluding murder rape and robbery convicts, with oath of allegiance to the United States. Chaffee relieved. Philippines civil governance ratified under Philippine Commission. Army receives eulogy for support in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Philippine Archipelago
Achipelago
Paln
United States
Ameri
Philippine Islands
United Sates
Theodore Roosevelt
Blina Root
Chaffee
General Chaffee
Philippine Commission
Philppine Commission
Congress
M Santa Binelago
The
Philippines
Root
United States Army
the Army
Adjutant Generals Office
Washington
War Department
Army of the United States
Cuba
Hves
Siam Ba
Tman
Nfs
Pension Bill Expands Confederate Veterans Payouts Nationwide
Washington notes a bill by Senator Pritchard to grant U S pensions to Confederate veterans who served before January 4 1865. It also lets deserters gain eligibility after honorable reentries, potentially adding about 1 million dollars yearly to pension costs. The piece lauds Cuban service and Philippine Army conduct, praising discipline, humanity, and progress under American leadership.
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Washington
Pritchard
North Carolina
United States
H Clay Evans
Tennessee
United States Army
Virginia Gift to Uncle Sam University of Virginia presents gift to Ray
Representative Hay received from Judge J B Sener a fac simile reproduction of the Declaration of Independence presented to the state department by the University of Virginia Alumni Association. The document bears the inscriptions honoring Thomas Jefferson and notes the one hundred and twenty fifth anniversary of American independence. The act was celebrated with remarks on Jeffersons legacy and the role of the department of state. The Jefferson Memorial Association was also organized, naming numerous prominent organizers from Virginia and other states. A fire destroyed the Capewell Horse Nail Company plant in Hartford, with losses estimated at 300000 to 400000 dollars, covered by insurance.
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Washington
Hay
Virginia
State Department
J. B Sener
Sener
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Jeffersons
Columbus Delano
Judge Sener
General Alumni Association
Jefferson
United States
Monticello
Department of State
Great Republic
University
Republic
Jefferson Memorial Association
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
Benatorg Daniel
Teller
Colorado
Blackburn
Kentucky
Carmack
Tennessee
Heitfeld
Idaho
Patterson
Money
Mississippi
Tillman
South Carolina
Pettus
Alabama
Cockrell
Missouri
Jones
Arkansas
Culberson
Texas
McMillin
Willard
Hartford
Conn
Capewell Horse Nail Company
Free Sample Coupon for Hagens Magnolia Beauty Aid
A sales notice promises instant beauty effects from Hagens Magnolia palm on the face neck arms and hands. It offers three free sample bottles sent on coupon with name and address to Lyon Manufacturing Co Atlanta Georgia.
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Magnolia
Lyon Manufacturing Co
South Fifth St
Atlanta
Constitution
Brooklyn
Jenkins named collector of internal revenue for South Carolina
President Roosevelt selected Major Micah Jenkins to succeed George R. Koester as collector of internal revenue for the district of South Carolina. Jenkins, who met with the president at the White House, will soon receive his commission and plans to move the office from Columbia to Charleston. The president also reappointed W. L Harris and I. F. Richardson as postmasters in Charleston and Columbia, while Sumter’s postmaster nomination faced confirmation issues.
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Washington
Micah Jenkins
Roosevelt
George R. Koester
Internal Revenue
District of South Carolina
Major Jenkins
White House
Treasury Department
Jenkin
Columbia
Charleston
South Carolina
Pittsburg
W. L Harris
I. F. Richardson
Mr. Short
Sumter
Lst
Post Office Department
Atlanta Fourth of July Celebration Highlighted by Oration
All Atlanta prepares for public exercises with Mayor Livingston Mims as master of ceremonies Reuben R Arnold to deliver the oration Daniel Carey to read the Declaration of Independence A large children's chorus conducts patriotic music and a star spangled banner performance. The day features a Fifth regiment field day parade at Exposition park races along College Park road a ball game with Atlanta at Birmingham and a grand street parade.
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Atlanta
Livingston Mims
Reuben R Arnold
Daniel Carey
Professor Davis
C ER Melson
Georgia
Dtixie
Dan Carey
Bay
Reuben BR Arnold
America
David Marx
Fifth Regiment
Exposition Park
College Park
Birmingham
Pitth
Erskine Fountain
Peachtree Street
Twenty-third Regiment Infantry
USA
E B Pratt
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Clifford Anderson
Governor’s Horse Guard
George M. Hope
Avanta Artillery
L D Morris
Grand Army of the Republic
Allen D Candler
Birskine Fountain
Whitehall
Mitchell
Washington
Peachtree
East Cain
Robert J Lowry
J Davis
T J Riptey
Lowry
John Candler
John A. Miller
James D Robinson
James W Austin Hallman Sims
Frank Inman
E 3 Gray
W J Davis
TJ Ripley
Piedmont Park
Whitehall Street
Mitchell Street
Four Injured in Pittsburg Train Collision
Four persons were seriously injured when the Akron express on the Pittsburg and Western railroad collided with the Butler accommodation at Glenshaw Pa at 830 this morning. Names include Mrs E Quinn of Bakerstown Pa with facial and body wounds, Charles and Leslie of Aspinwall Pa with lacerations, Frank Francesco of Allison Park Pa with a broken left ankle, and M A Thompson of Hrellyn Pa with head wounds. The age and exact circumstances remain unclear.
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Pittsburg
Akron Express
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Butler
Glenshaw
E Quinn
Bakerstown
Charles & Leslie
Asplnwall
Frank Francesco
Allison Park
M. A. Thompson
Hrelyn, Pa
Strikers Held After Riot Charge in Drifton Case
Wilkesbarre Pa July 3 President Mitchell said there is no change in the anthracite strike as he works to reconcile operators and miners in a bituminous district. Four Drifton strikers Joseph Wosko Joseph Howlosh Wapl Wosko and John Pitcher were held on $300 bail each after riot charges. Catherine OBrien and Marie Jones were fined 10 and held on $500 bail for assaulting a police officer at Prospec t colliery. Coxe Bris reportedly planned a 10 percent wage increase for employees if the strike ends.
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Joseph Howlosh
Wapl Wosko
John Pitcher
Dlifton
Pollock
Catherine O'Brien
Marie Jones
Prospect
Coxe & Bris
Drifton
Sham battle at Piedmont Park crowds area Fourth of July
A large Fourth of July event at Piedmont Park in Atlanta features a sham battle starting at 6 p.m. with 10 000 expected visitors, 50 000 rounds from Augusta Arsenal, and extensive demonstrations by Company M A D K B L and artillery units. Field exercises begin 3 30 pm, after a baseball game Atlanta versus Birmingham. Admission for both events is 26 cents.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta
United States
Augusta
Shearer
Sheridan
Shaw
Malsby
Marston
Wenater
Barry
Hix
Thompson
Battle
McMulan
Halloway and
Ingram
Black
Sharpton
Hairston
Daniel
Haygood
Vaughn
Rorig
Ayers
Mitchell
Camp
Closure
Fowler
Wilt
Burod
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Cone
Hawks and Johnson
Battie
Thomas Fife
Jones
Waldrop
Gossett
Sanders and Jackson
Hoyle
Lyle, Vaughn and Lowman
Rathers and Gray
Rodgers
Brisendine
Taylor
Farris
Herder
Sanders
Gallaway
Hapgood
Roig
Wolford
Leisure
Moore
Johnson
Bernhardt
Gaines
M Hapgood
Hammond
Holiend
Heddish
J Shearer
Bagley
Carroll
Holland
James
Winn
Cochran
Dana
Brown
McClelland
Arnold
Sumner
Mann
Broyles
Painting of John D Berry Hung in City Court Room
A life size portrait of the late Judge John D Berry by Artist Fields was placed in the second division of the city court. The painting closely captures his salient features as he appeared while presiding. Berry, a notable Atlanta figure who came from Newnan Ga, rose to judge after a legal career and European travels. He died in his youthful prime.
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John D. Berry
City Court Room
John D Berry
Fields
Judge Berry
Atlanta
Newnan
Europe
Post Offices Relegated to Fourth Class
Dahlonega and Millen Georgia Kenton Tenn moved from presidential to fourth class status effective July 1 along with Millen Georgia and Dahlonega Georgia listing.
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Dahlonega and
Millen
Washington
Georgia
Kenton
Tenn
Whitfield Fence Election Yields Large Margin in Dalton
A fence election in Whitfield county on Wednesday produced a strong yes vote. Of 1,486 votes cast, 1,403 were for fences, with Dalton showing unusual turnout at 533 votes.
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Whitfield
Dalton
Whitfeld
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