Kuglar Cleared of Riot Charge in Georgia Jail Attack
In Carrollton Georgia Special report the first trial of alleged rioters tied to the jail assault last June concluded with a verdict of acquittal for Joseph M Kuglar who claimed alibi and denial of active participation. The case featured an irregular juror incident and prompted remarks by State School Commissioner G R Glenn who spoke during a noon recess urging education of Georgia youth.
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Carrollton
Joseph M Kuglar
Kuglar
Glenn Speaks
G. R. Glenn
Atlanta
Glenn
Laurens County Politics Focus on Populist Impact
In Dublin Georgia on March 4 a crowded field grows for county offices with six candidates for tax collector and four for tax receiver. Voters expect changes as many incumbents face strong challenges and populists plan to enter the white primary influencing the general result.
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Dublin
Augusta Fire Scare Ends With Small Losses on Broad Street
Augusta Ga March 4 special firemen battled four blazes on Broad Street near a previously burned block. A large turnout minimized damage to property with a loss under 1000 dollars. Simultaneously in Aiken a major fire destroyed the opera house and other buildings. Capitalists Head for Rome. Rome Ga March 4 special: 75 Chicago capitalists led by Alderman W J Brennan will arrive Monday, largely eyeing Floyd County lands.
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Augusta
Anaugusta
Broad Street
Aiken
Opera House
Rome
W. J. Brennen
Floyd County
Useless and Unscientific Starvation Cure for Indigestion
An article denounces the starvation diet for indigestion as unscientific and harmful, urging abundant nutrition instead. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective aid to digest meals, claiming the tablets digest food without relying on the stomach. Doctors Haraldson and Redwell are cited endorsing the product as free from animal matter and suitable for all ages.
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Stuart
Stuke
Pr. Haraldson
Dr. Redwell
Police Commission Elects Chief and Officers in Americus
In Americus Georgia on March 4 the police commission reelected the chief lieutenant and patrolmen for two years, with two members not retained. The council may challenge or reduce police wages, risking a shutdown if salaries are too low. Concerns grow for the safety of the Seaboard Air Line bridge over Flint River as floods disrupt rail and mail schedules in the region.
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Americus
Police Commission
Council
Supreme Court
Seaboard Air Line
Flint River
Beck Opens Campaign for State School Commissioner
A. J. Beck of DeKalb opened his campaign in Newnan with a more than hour long address. He criticized stagnant school progress despite higher state funding, urged uniform textbooks, warned against politics in book selection, and pledged not to seek more funds without accountability while urging voters to unite for Georgia children.
Monroe Walton Guards Enter State Service Thursday Night
Monroe Georgia March 4 Special Walton Guards Company PD Third Georgia Infantry joins state military service with mayor Clifford Walker as captain and George W Whitney as first lieutenant Albert B Mobley as second lieutenant A 15 piece military band formed and will march in encampments and parades next summer the company will be mustered in Thursday evening and begin drill for summer encampment New editors for Hogansville Headlight Rev Georen W Bergem assumes management of the Feld with assistance from...
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Walton
Monroe
Walton Guards
Third
Georgia Infantry
Knights of Pythias Hall
Clifford Walker
George W. Whitney
Leutenant
Albert B. Mobley
Old Walton Guards
Hogansville
George Billinghurst
LaGrenge
Georen W.bergem
Ye Feld
Soci
Wimes Dihgnerna
Wreck Scene Delays Southern Railway Engine Recovery
At Griffin Georgia on the Southern railway wreck site near Crouchs creek work to repair and clear debris progresses slowly under great difficulty. A derrick is being built to lift the sunken engine and the fate of Engineer Matthews remains unconfirmed as rescuers search mud and water with wrecking trains on site. Thousands gather daily to watch the recovery effort.
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Hei
Matthews
Chuebach Terrace Removal Approved by Macon Council
Macon council decides to cut away the embankment in front of the First Baptist church, following a city engineer plot. The move may trigger a lawsuit. Major EB Winters bids to rent the Central City park baseball venue and a tax discount resolution passes for early payers.
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Macon
First Baptist
EB. E. Winters
Central City Park
Flood District Situation Trims Southern Loss to 250000
Reports from Chattanooga on March 4 show Southern Railway losses between Morristown and Asheville set at 250000 for roadbed and bridges. Delayed trains, cut passenger and freight traffic, and a 32 mile gap between Marshal NC and Del Rio TN persist. Repairs underway with about 10 men. Main Tennessee river expected to stay within banks by week’s end.
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Southern
Morristown
Asheville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Railroad
Southern Railway
AshevHle
Marshal
N. C
del Rig
Tennessee
Botanic Blood Balm Seeks Trial Patients Across Nation
An ad promises free 15000 trial treatments of Botanic Blood Balm for chronic blood disorders. It claims cures for eczema scrofula ulcers and rheumatism, urging readers to share the word if cured and seek free confidential advice. The offer includes $1 large bottles and no money upfront.
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Blood Balm Co
Forsyth Street
Atlants
Savannah Dark Night Assails Savannah Lights
March 4 Savannah special report notes a citywide blackout except for a restricted district as a fire near the power house disrupted wires from the Savannah plant. Repairs are expected by tomorrow night and a minstrel show suffered as gas proved a poor substitute. Also in court, T Is Avant fails to appear and bond is estreated in the manslaughter case over Eugene Baker. Deputy Sweeney hunts a trio tied to a triple crime in Black Ankle. Yacht Club set for annual election with Commodore Schley seeking reelection and Hal Bacon tipped as a challenger.
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Savannah
Yamacraw
Avant
Street Railway Company
Little Eugene Baker
M. Baker
Harry Parsons
New York
Macon
Sweeney
Michael Schrenk
Jacob Carter
Black Ankle
Chatham County
Jacksonville
Savannah Yacht Club
Julian Schley
Commodore
Hal H. Bacon
Commodore Schley
Deaths in Valdosta and surrounding towns
Valdosta Ga March 4 Special Mrs Pardee widow of Rev W A Pardley died at her home after several weeks with pneumonia She was about 85 years old and well known in Valdosta She leaves grown sons and daughters and sisters Mrs R T Myddleton and H D Smith Her body to be buried at 3 30 this afternoon Walter J Beall died in Valdosta at 9 30 last night after a few days illness Miss Kate Talley Beall formerly of Valdosta married Mr Beall about eighteen months ago The Bealls remains to be interred at the city cemetery at 4 30 A V Sammons Hogansville Ga died this morning of pneumonia His family not present at his death Prof J Sammons superintendent and principal of Hogansville public schools died this morning Mrs J H Kelly of Monticello Ga died of pneumonia She was formerly Miss Hadéle Barron The funeral from the Methodist church tomorrow at 2 pm Two deaths near Grwin Madison county James W Ellett 56 and David B Cordie 22 near Madison county Waycross March 4 Frank Arnold Millwood district died of typhoid fever He was about 45 years old leaving a wife and several children David Pearson about 25 died from complications leaving a small family Thomas B Love aged 70 prominent Madison county citizen died at Clubbville Huntsville Ala March 4
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Valdosta
Pardee
W. A. Pardley
Deveastd
R. T. Myddleton
H. D. Smith
Atlanta
Walter J. Beall
Beall
Kelly Wes
Pneuknonia
Misa Hadéle Barron
Monticello
Satlie Barron
Mattie Benton
Methodist
Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
Grwin
James W. Ellett
David B. Cordie
Millwood
Waycross
Frank Arnold
David Pearson
T. B. Love
Thomas B. Love
Clubbville
Macon Chamber Reports Strong Odds for Federal Building
The Commerce Chamber in Macon Georgia reports a favorable outlook for securing the new federal building. A committee that visited Washington last week presented a report praising the chances and urging action, with a resolution thanking Senator Bacon and Congressman Bartlett for their efforts and the chamber's delegates.
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Macon
Chamber of Commerce
T. D. Tinsley
Washington
Tinsley
Congressional Committee
Federal Court
Bacon
Bartlett
Chamer of Commerce
Hill
George A. Smith
N. E. Harris
J. W. Carantss
J. H. Hertz
Howard M. Smith
Colonel Charters Seeks Retention as Solfejitar General
Dahlonega Ga March 4 Colonel W A Charters announces his candidacy to retain as solfejitar general of the northeastern circuit amid doubts about the forthcoming primary. He states he will campaign on experience and leadership to secure reelection.
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Charters
Dahlonega
W. A. Charters
Public letter from Isadore Minder quoted in full
Isadore Minder, jailed in Macon Ga, asks for printing of his public letter in The Atlanta Constitution claiming he avoided murder of tailor Andy Mahoney and blaming circumstances. He thanks Col. Cooper and Col. Brasch, praises jail officials and supporters, and expresses remorse while detailing events surrounding the 1900 murder and 1901 jail trouble.
Brickmakers' Association Elects Wight President
The Brickmakers Association of Georgia Alabama and South Carolina met in Macon appointing committees and naming Ed L Wight of Albany as president and Harry English of Atlanta as secretary and treasurer The group includes Chattahoochee Palm er and Collins Brick Companies with a meeting slated in Macon March 25 Lexington reports farming halted by heavy rains and a cyclone damaging lands stock and buildings.
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Ed L. Wight
Harry English
Macon
Brickmakers’ Association
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Ton
Albany
Atlanta
Chattahoochee Brick Company
Palmer Brick Company
Collins Brick Company
Lexington
Hon. John H. Reagan’s Illness Deepens in Texas
Palestine Texas March 4 Hon John H Reagan did not pass a favorable night but was better this evening His condition does not show hoped for improvement and erysipelas has set in affecting the head and neck The report notes the illness worsens and details the medical concern surrounding his head and neck infection.
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H. Reagan
Palestine
Texas
John
Reagan
White Ribbie Remedy Sold To Aid Union Efforts
Fragmented OCR text describes a medicine or remedy tied to a figure named White Ribbie and a 62 phon remedy. Mentions Christian, Wh'te Ribber Rex, and endorsements by an unnamed faction linked to Union interests. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
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Glasa
Christian
Prcetteal & Ag
County Attorney Harris Asked to Quit His Office
Rome Ga March 4 Special Lon Nat Harris was asked to resign 28 county attorney at a meeting of the board of county commissioners this afternoon. The action follows the dispensary fight and the board claims he should have defended the injunction. Harris denies county interests are involved and says no call for his services was made. He calls the move a surprise and sees politics behind it.
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Harris
Rome
Lon
Nat Harris
Board of County Commissioners
Shoul
Tribute to Louis Hill Express Employee Memorial Resolutions
Columbus Express Company employees issue heartfelt resolutions in memory of Louis Hill, the express messenger killed in the Southern Railway wreck near Zeigler. The resolutions express sorrow, extend sympathy to his mother and sisters, and request publication by The Enquirer Sun and The Ledger.
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Columbus Express
Columbus
Louis HI
Express
Southern Railway
Zeteélla
Southern Express Company
Ufe
Enauker- Sun
Officer Placed in Prison for Car Robbery Complicity
Waycress Ga March 4 Special Matt Robinson a policeman was arrested this morning charged with complicity in the Plant system car robbery In default of 500 bond he was placed in jail Large quantities of goods were found hidden in a horse stable at Robinsons mother in law home four miles from town Her son says Robinson paid him 34 to conceal the goods there and bury them
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Waycress
Matt Robinson
Robinson
Harper Arrested in Seduction Case in Summerville
Special from Summerville Ga March 4 reports Cc D Harper a Chattooga County legislator was arrested and posted bond on seduction charges. He denies the accusation. The Elams are described as respectable and Harper is married. The incident centers on Elam's daughter and drew local attention.
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Chattooge County
Summerville
Cc. D. Harper
Elam
Harper
Elama
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