Arrest of John R Walsh Over Bank Embezzlement Probe
An arrest followed a Secret Service examination into 7 percent loan funds misused by John R Walsh while he headed a bank. Deputy Marshals seized him after a lengthy delay and he posted a $60,000 bond. Walsh claimed the supervisory report he signed was misrepresented and pledged a thorough Justice Department review. The preliminary hearing was scheduled for March 1 at 10 am before United States Commissioner Foote.
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Paris Holiday for the King
London March 2 The Duke of Lancaster will depart for a two month holiday in Paris and Biarrizana then cruise the Mediterranean aboard the royal yacht leaving Portsmouth. He will meet President Fallieres and later visit Biarritz and Emperor William while discussing royal marriage plans with Princess Ena. An attempted burglary on Car Ter Street was hindered by officers Williams and Jones who fired at the suspect.
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Traveling Crematory Considered by City Board in Macon
The Board of Health considers two traveling crematories as an alternative to a new permanent facility. The council may act to procure one, citing several advantages urged by health officials.
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Board of Health
Nervine Ad Promises Cure For Worry and Nervous Exhaustion
An old advertisement warns that hurry and worry drain energy and wreck health, promising Nervine as a remedy. It claims the drug calms nerves, relieves headaches, and stabilizes digestion, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Socialist-leaning Public Works Chief Resigns in Chicago
Commissioner Joseph Patterson submitted his resignation to Mayor Edward F Dunne on March 2, citing socialist views and a belief in common ownership of production. Dunne accepted the move, noting Patterson’s resignation with sincere regrets and his view that social aims could not be fully achieved.
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Joseph Meaty Patterson
Edward F Dunne
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Dunne
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Trasor
Fragmented Health Ad Copy About Quick Cold Cure
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions laxatives and remedies to cure a cold in one day. It references products or instructions unclear, with terms like bromide and refund. The readable bits suggest promotional health notes rather than a coherent article.
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Leis Bruggista
Catia
Meridian Swept by Cyclone Threatens City
A severe cyclone struck Meridian from the northeast near the New Orleans and Northeastern depot destroying passenger and freight depots. Sixteen Queen and Crescent railroad workers were buried in rubble with no recoveries yet. The cyclone hit the power house plunging the city into darkness as rescuers search by lantern light. Bodies found as the storm tore through a densely populated, poor section with several fires reported. death toll is not yet known.
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Will Yarbrough
Morris Bennet Willams
Fred Aodruft
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Queen and Crescent Railroad
Wach
Elndies
Hodges
Bail Hearing Over Change of Venue in Marcom Murder Case
Judge JL Darse of Kentucky appoints to try Marcom murder cases in Breathitt County. States Attorney Adame asks for venue change arguing Breckinridge counts cannot ensure fair trial. Hearing proceeds with evidence on conditions for bail. Judge Dorsey grants temporary bail of 10000 dollars each for James Hargis and B F Callahan, to be reviewed tomorrow with a venue decision likely.
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Jackson
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Marcom
Cuban Quarantine Debate Spreads to State Leaders
Reports from March 2 indicate Cuban authorities urging Washington to lift quarantine while southern states protest. The New Cathedral project advances in Boston with a $50,000 organ commission and a $150,000 gift for the cathedral’s construction. Organ builder Ernest Skinner of Boston and designer Robert Appleton are named in the plan to install the cathedral organ, with work anticipated to begin soon and electricity cited as a factor in tonal decisions.
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Ceria
Protest Against Washington Street Viaduct Damages Claim
George C Drummond and Arch Avery notify the City of Atlanta through attorney Robert Lee Avarty that their Courtland Avenue properties face damages from the Washington Street viaduct. They list a lodging house, restaurants, a horse showing place, and Pearl Laundry tenants and protest the viaduct's erection, holding the city liable for all current and future damages to property and business interests.
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Robert Lee
Violent Debate but No Battle in Parliament Chamber
March reports cite War Minister statements defending France's fortifications and national defense plans as deputies clash over military policy and civil court actions. The session includes discussions on defense council, officer actions, and budget questions amid international tensions. The Philadelphia Synagogue baseball team arrives for spring training, with plans to play in New Orleans and at home, while a city court ruling upholds a Sunday closing law amid police chief concerns.
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Longworths Return From Cuba amid Seasickness and Public Debate
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Tampa aboard the Wascotte from Havana. The voyage included rough seas and Mrs Longworth suffered seasickness yet described their Cuba visit as highly pleasurable thanks to officials and local entertainment. A crowd greeted them in Ybor City as the party proceeded to Westington aboard the Atlanta Coast Line train, with notable passengers including President Barr, Vice President Cost, and General Passenger Agent Bryan. Separately, Representative Prince of Illinois launched a critique of retired army officers, arguing many brigadier generals draw large pay without active service, citing Roosevelt era retirements and calls for reform.
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Sixteenth Infantry
Promises for liberty in Russia amid imperial reforms
St Petersburg reports a series of councils yield guarantees of liberty and a manifesto to be incorporated into the empire's fundamental law. A national assembly and empire council will be created with elected and appointed members, two houses may initiate legislation, sessions public, and ministers subject to interpellation, while police activity is limited to preventing voting interference.
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Incanted Lover Fined For Saying Toot Toot
Judge Broyles yesterday morning fined Will Levinger for annoying Miss Tere Holmes daughter of Perry Holmes by grimaces shrill “Toot” remarks and other attentions. The court warned that repeat offenses could cost $86 or more.
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Clark
Tady
Gifts Made to Church by King and President
King Edward of Great Britain and President Roosevelt donated to Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg. Harry St George Tucker noted the Jamestown Exposition gift and the president offered to fund a Bible table section for the congregation. Tucker accepted, saying the gift would be deeply appreciated by the parish.
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Alumni Association Pledges State University Growth Drive
The State University alumni organization meets to launch a state wide effort to improve funding, new buildings, and educational departments. Major H Steiner, a leading lawyer, serves as president with W J Cornitt recently admitted to practice as secretary, as local association officers push for land management and endowments to benefit students.
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W J Cornitt
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