Coopers and Sharp for Killing Carmack Trial Progress
The trial of Coronel D B and Robi Cooper and John D Sharp for the murder of former United States Senator FC Carmack continued with testimony on autopsy arrangements. Dr Glasgow, initially blocked by counsel, was later permitted to testify after a state-prosecution arrangement was rejected.
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Ing
Coronel D B
Robi Cooper
John D Sharp
United States
FC Carmack
McPheeters Glasgow
Enesia
Columbia
Stair
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Glasnuw
Prohibition Bill Passed by House in Arkansas
The Gann bill for statewide prohibition passed the Arkansas House 53 to 27 amid a large crowd and heated debate. Spectators packed the chamber as opponents attacked the measure and the Simpson substitute was rejected 44 to 36. Pending further action, a second bill to prohibit soda water sales was introduced by Ard of Jackson.
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Simpson
Aubmiteston
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Judiciary Committee
Ard
Gann Dim
A O Brown Joins Wife on South Tour and Honeymoon
A O Brown, New York broker and partner of Alr Buchannan, travels with wife Miss Edna Wallace Hopper on a south tour of one and two night stands. The couple, recently married, enjoyed a honeymoon begun in New Orleans with a lighthearted reporters’ joke as Brown rejoined his firm. The union follows quotes of his generosity to Uncle Remus Memorial Fund and Grant Park.
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South
SO Baélles
Boston
A O Brown
New York
Alr Buchanan
Georgis
Uncle Remus
Grant Park
A @ Brown & Co
Browns J
Miss Wallace
Brown
New Orleans
Mr Brown
Boy Moonshiner Bound Over For Federal Court
In Rome Georgia a 13 year old boy was bound over to federal court by a commissioner after officers raided his residence on Schur and found a 30 gallon still in a room adjoining the bed. The vehicle and gear were seized, the suspect later posted a $200 bond with Commissioner Printup.
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Printup
City divvies into ten wards in new Atlanta plan
The Atlanta council approved redistricting to ten wards and annexed Oakland City and western territory effective January 1, 1810. A charter amendment must pass the legislature. Oakland City may form a single ward if it remains separate. a water main for Fort McPherson was authorized at about 8000 dollars.
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General Council
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Lany
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Fort McPherson
Grant
Grant Johnston
Amorous
Foster
E P Black In Critical Condition In Atlanta
Reports from the bedside of Eugene Powek last night say E P Black remains in extreme peril with his condition critical. A longstanding Atlanta pioneer and real estate figure, he served in the Confederate Army after leaving Emory College in 1861 and has been a prominent resident and public helper for about 40 years. He is at his Peachtree Road home.
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Mr Black
Hie Airty
Atlanta
Emory College
Black
Cam of
Peachtree Road
Judge Dickinson To Pass Through Birmingham En Route to Washington
Judge Dickinson plans a Birmingham stop en route to Nashville and Chicago as he prepares to become secretary of war. The party includes Mrs Dickinson and Hon George Roberg, with travel details and arrangements for relocation to Washington.
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Chicago
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Matthews Hurt by Street Car Collision Near Capitol Avenue
D M Matthews prominent real estate man sustained a partial paralysis of the spine and multiple bruises after a street car collision at Capitol avenue yesterday afternoon. He was thrown to the pavement as a car struck his buggy, badly wrecking the rig and injuring the horse. He received prompt medical attention and doctors reported the injuries not necessarily dangerous, with the spine injury described as a wrenching of the spinal column.
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Capitol Avenue
Barton Caught in Birmingham Safe-C cracker Arrested
United States inspector in charge at Atlanta reports George Barton, famed safe cracker, has been arrested in Birmingham. Officers plan to extradite Barton to return him to Milledgeville prison where he escaped two months ago. Barton, once jailed for blowing safes in Sharon and Canton, has a history of bold escapes from the Tower and later prison farms.
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Birmingham
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Marton
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Tower
Barton
Bessemer
Ala
Harper
Tennessee
Milledgeville
Dutchy Kid Sampson
Taft Near Inauguration With Dinner in Taft Honor
A Washington report notes two days remain before Taft's inauguration as calls, dinners, and high level discussionsfill the day. Taft meets with Knox on cabinet plans, Nagel discussed state department leadership, and Hitchcock visits from New York. A Philippine dinner at Boardman House features Senators and Representatives, signaling the political build up to the new administration.
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Charles Nagel
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Ho Hitchcock
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Tor
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Congress
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Mabel Boardman
Tentative McHinley
yMnoit
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House of Representatives
Mattimodal
Shalas Toneworth
Tudae
Cockean
Syager Feerey
Mignon Crinno
Wilart Hotel
Weel Orsdala
Georgia Cadets In Washington for Inauguration Parade
Georgia Military Academy and Donald Fraser School cadets, over 100 strong, arrive in Washington to attend inauguration exercises and march in the inaugural parade under J Woodward and G Holman Gardner. They visit sites, attend vaudeville, and hope to meet President Roosevelt amid heightened security and crowd preparations.
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Je ‘Washington
Manly Crowager
Georgia
Washington
Boye Tm
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Donald Fraser School
J . Woodward
G. Holman Gardner
Chase 4
Arlington
Hardwick
Taft
Roosevelt
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Mecca
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Union Station
Crum's Action Saves Taft Embarrassment
Dr William D Crum resigns as Charleston port customs director effective March 4 sparing President elect Taft potential embarrassment. Crum denies any pressure to retire, says he resigns to protect Taft from fallout and aligns with Roosevelt, amid opposition led by Senator Tillman and others during his 1903 appointment.
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Rowvelt
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Roonevelt
Weather Forecast for Washington March 1
Forecasters predict clear to partly cloudy conditions with fair to moderate south winds. Temperatures range from cool to mild with high near seasonal norms and a slight risk of showers. Rainfall expected minimal, with slight deficits noted since the month start for the period. Official notes by HERRMANN, Director.
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