Premiums Arranged For Georgia State Fair Exhibits
The Atlanta Business League hosts a committee meeting to set premiums for the Georgia state fair. A $1000 top county exhibit premium, $500 second, $300 third, plus special dairy and single-farm prizes aim to boost farm product displays across counties. Presidents and members praise state unity and plan swift distribution of the premium list to counties.
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Pope Brown
H F. Crittenton
W. C
Qasey
James Barrett
H. A. Smith
Atienta
W. J. North
C. A. Colter
John A. Miler
H. 2. Cadentis
Clark Howell
Atlanta Business League
A. Collier
Business League
Collier
Agricultural Society
League
Lindsay Johnson
Floyd” County
League of Atlants
Johnson
Georgia
Atlanta
Dusiness League
Prinfentia
BNI Hest
Martin
Tate
Congress Passes Large War Spending Totals
The document notes a total federal appropriation of about 75.9 million for the current session with specific allocations to Agriculture 3.73 million, diplomatic and consular 1.71 million, fortifications 4.91 million, Indian affairs 7.60 million, legislative 23.41 million, military academy 0.58 million, postal service 10.56 million, and urgent deficiencies 0.14 million. Sundry civil, naval, river and harbor, and District of Columbia bills were still in conference with final numbers pending.
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Washington
March
Military
Niso
District of Columbia
Senate
Navy
Committee On Appropriations
Trouble Brews in Santiago As American Policy Provokes
In Santiago province 2000 to 4000 workers lose jobs amid Havana spending limits of March. Civil Governor Castillo Mayo Bacardi and other Cuban officials confront shortages as Major General Wood vows obedience. Protests and inflammatory speeches feared at public meetings as tensions rise before a Texas funeral procession for Representative Crawford.
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Bacardi
Wood
San Hiago
Crawford’s. Heastny
Texas
Washington
Crawford Wll
Eales Springs
Walker Addresses Currency Question in Late Congress Day
In Washington the crowded galleries watched a chaotic final stage of the appropriation bill as leaders pushed conference reports through. Rep Walker of Massachusetts spoke for an hour on monetary legislation, defending his years of effort and critiquing the currency committee led by Mr. Grover. The session included deaths of Rep Crawford and a funeral committee, with decorum strained and decorous attire in the galleries.
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Washington
March
Atala
National Capitol
Galler Ea
Crawford
Texas
Burke
Messrs
Henry
de- Graffenfeld
Lanham
McRae
Arkensay
Smith
Kentuck
Brewer
Alabama
Moon
Termessen
McCleary
Minnesota
Mahany
New York
Walker
Masuachu- Settd
Werb
Committee of Banking and Currency
Flllor
Barrett
Massachusetta
Grosvenor
Greg- Yeber
Republican’ Caucus
H. H. ‘Hanna
Independents’ Monetary Committee
Senate
Fight
Fox
Sabine Pess
Baltimore
Mercer
Payne
Saic
Fseine
Tundeed
Darrell
Reby
She” Munis
Ican
Pennsylvania
House Debates Philippine Policy and Naval Bill Conflicts
A House session grapples with a motion on Philippine policy amid Democratic caucus fallout. Conferees clash over sundry civil items and salaries, while naval bill disputes dominate. An Alaska criminal code bill advances. armor plate questions linger. late-night recesses punctuate slow progress toward sending the army bill to the president.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Battimore
Chicago
Randy
Howse
Alaska
House
Grosvenor
Talbert
South Carolina
Fre Dlapiayea
Orcock
District of Columbia
Cannan, Barney
Livingston
Boutelle
Bailey
Hailey
Aids
Indiana
Underwood
Alabama
Doctor Dill Resigns Richmond Church for Fredericksburg
Rev Dr Dill announces resignation as pastor of Venable Street Baptist Church in Richmond effective April 1, to assume lead at Fredericksburg's church, succeeding Dr Thomas Dunaway. Alabama native with prior pastorates in California and Virginia, wife is daughter of Rev I T Thelenor of Atlanta.
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Dill
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Martha
Drv
Strest Baptist Church
Thomas
Venable Street
Virginia
Fort Smith and Western Railroad Organizes Today
Fort Smith Ark March 9 The Fort Smith and Western Railroad Company formed under congressional charter to build from Fort Smith to Kingfisher Oklahoma via Guthrie George Hill Ishpeming Michigan elected president John Vaile secretary Board members include George Hayden C Hog WW Curt Fo Ww Bond and Jona ie XE BiyaGeorge T Sparks Construction to start at once with Bond as chief engineer The line will supersede the Fort Smith and Western Coal and Railroad Company The Vine will cross an aceparh Kansas and Texas near the South Canadian river The Brooklyn Goes to Europe Havana March The United States armored cruiser Brooklyn received orders to sail to Hampton Roads to transport Rear Admiral Bo tley
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Fort Smith and Western Railroad Company
Fort Smith
Ark
Congress
King Fisher
Oklo
Guthria
George Hi
Ishpeming
Mich
John Vaile
George Hayden
C. Hog
Curt Fo
Bond
Jonaie
Biya
George
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised In Personal Testimony
A Philadelphia area reader from 46th Street Cotton Alley Phiteburg Pa. endorses Pyramid Pile Cure after three months of sleepless nights and failed doctors. He claims three 60 cent boxes cured his piles and returns to work, touting safety with no opiates and ease of use. He notes many sufferers lack a permanent cure and that two to three boxes have helped chronic cases.
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William Handedhu
46Th Street
Cotton Alley
Phiteburg
Bagi Id Pryg Co
Political reshuffle in Spain as Sagasta, Rios decline
The queen regent seeks to retain the current chamber and asks Sagasta to form a cabinet. he declines, as does Montezo Rios. Conservative Silvela accepts the task and may present a ministry tomorrow. Newspapers forecast protests against a conservative administration. Resignations flow from Count De Rascon and Senor Leon y Castillo. state officials also resign. The cortes may be dissolved with elections by late April and a new chamber in May.
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Mairid
Senor Sagesta
Senor Sagasta
Senor Montezo Rios
Senate
Senor Silvele
Chamber of Deputies
Count de Rascon
Apapish
Great Britain
Senor Leon Y Castillo
France
Dewey Confirmed as Admiral and Otis Promoted by Brevet
The president sent nominations to the senate for Rear Admiral George Dewey to be admiral of the navy and Brigadier General Elwell Otis to be major general by brevet for service in the Philippines. Congress confirmed the appointments in executive session and cables of congratulations were dispatched from Secretary Alger and the President.
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Washington
Senate
George Dewey
Elwell
Otis
United States Army
Philippine Island
S.oon
Gensteam
Long
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Alger
Ota
Manila
Brovat
Ps Army
Admiral Montejo Involved In Manila Court Martial
Madrid March 3 Admiral Montejo commander of the squadron destroyed by Dewey at Manila Bay and the Cavite arsenal chief are imprisoned awaiting trial for conduct at Manila Marie. The government orders prosecution of General Linares who led Spanish forces at Santiago during capitulation to General Shatter.
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Manila
Madrid
Montejo
Dewey
Manila Bay
Cavite
Marie
General Linares
Santiago
Shatter
Italy Seeks Chinese Forts As Nations Notified
In Rome on March 3 Admiral De Canevaro, foreign minister, confirmed reports that governments are taking steps at Peking to secure lease of San Mun bay, groves of Che Kiang, China, and he said other nations have been notified of the plan. the minister stated those nations are friendly to the project.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputes
Admiral de Canevaro
Gunboat Concord Returns to Manila on West Coast Cruise
The United States gunboat Concord arrived in Manila after a weeklong cruise along the west coast of the Philippines. The sole incident reported was the burning of a schooner loaded with supplies for Dagupan as the town’s residents fled before the gunboat’s bay anchorage, amid local excitement.
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Concord
Manila
United States
Larom
Dagupas
Senate Session On Irrigation And River Bill Developments
The Senate held an all night session debating irrigation and arid lands grants. A joint resolution sought to allocate arid lands to states for irrigation funding, while objections and quorum calls delayed progress. Naval nominations were confirmed in executive session, and river and harbor conference terms persisted with no reopens. Miners’ scale signed at Bratria Creek. mining work continues amid slow progress.
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Wilson
Washington
Senate
Allison
District
Columbia
Morgan
Tilman
Warren
Pettigrew
Manzie
Mantle
Searson
Schley
Rod Sampson
Sampson
Iyi Bailey
Revere
Meron Washingon
Little Rock
Ark
Bratria Creek
Spadra
Partial agreement reached on sundry civil bill
Washington report shows conference on the sundry civil bill presenting a partial agreement with Senate amendments receded from 1496 and House agreeing to 10K.ME No agreement on amendments totaling 4350.4. House approved public buildings funds for Macon Georgia 358 600 Columbus Georgia 0 000 Depot at Mobile 12 000 plus fish commission geological survey and miscellaneous items. Paris exposition 1 9 00 and souvenir dollars for a statue in Lafayette Paris plus new government printing offices 230 200 and other figures including a 62 001 010 limit of cust.
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Washington
Senate
House
Macon
Columbus
Mobile
Fish Commission
Geological Survey
Algo
Lafayatte
Parls
No Americans Are Prisoners Insurgents Hold None
Secretary of War Alger receives Otis report stating insurgents have not taken or held any prisoners of war. Otis says three soldiers remain near Cavite and Caloocan, without permission, and that he is supporting them. He adds he has captured more insurgent soldiers since February and that most prisoner reports from Hong Kong are manufactured.
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Otis
Alger
Washington
Mantia
March
Mnnoios
Presert BP
Ermisalaa
Cavite
Caioocan
Iam
Privuncr
United States
Hong Kong
Senate panel calls withdraw of librarian nominee
The Senate committee on library reported adversely on Representative Barrows of Massachusetts for Librarian of Congress. Five New England senators telegrammed the president urging withdrawal of Mc Darrowe as a trained librarian, saying his confirmation would be unlikely.
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Efis
Washington
Senate Committee On
Representative Barrows
Massachusetts
Congress
New England
Mc. Darrowe
Kia Mpi
Stallion Worth $17,000 Dead After Injury
A thoroughbred stallion named Tremont, owned by General W. H. Jackson, was found dead in its stable after suffering a broken joint. The horse, valued at around $17,000 when purchased years ago, died despite efforts to save it. The report notes the stallion’s demise occurred in Washington. The item includes mixed regional notices and a brief update on the Nicaraguan rebellion ending with Zelaya’s forces and a mention of U.S. cotton production shift.
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Nashville
Tong
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