Death claims Perino Brown in Milledgeville area
Perino Brown a prominent Atlanta businessman died near Milledgeville Ga after a period of declining health. He was 84 approaching 85 and survived by a daughter Mrs W H Patterson and two sons H H Brown and Bowdre Brown with several siblings. Funeral services are set for today at 3 pm at the Patterson residence 874 Peachtree Street with Rev. J S French officiating. Interment will follow at Oakland.
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Perino Brown
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Benny
Hall County
Brown, Fleming & Company
Decatur and
Pryor
Brown
Wilder
Broad and
Martet M
Btill
Georgia Railway Bank
Buemene
Capitel City Club
Ifr Brown
Mina Georgia McKeen
Mobile
Ala
W. H. Patterson
Patterson
H. H. Brown
New York City
Bowdre Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
W A. Berrien M
C. M. Brown
Emmie Sanford
Forsyth County
Patterson Undertaking
Peachtree Street
JS French
First Methodist Church
Oakland
Outbreak Planned Against Clemenceau at Monument Unveiling
Paris March 7 social revolutionists protested government vigor by aiming a large hostile demonstration at Premier Clemenceau during the unveiling of Charles Thomas Fiotquet monument. Police quickly moved to suppress as Clemenceau praised forty years of republican administration and liberty against reactionaries church and revolutionists.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Charles Thomas Fioquet
France
Fellieries
Louhet
M. Clemenceau
Church
Trial of Pinson Charged With Killing Friend Last November
In Laurens County court of common pleas Wade Cochran Pinson faces arraignment tomorrow on a charge of killing his friend Thornwell Boyce. The night of November 7 last year the trio Pinson Macy Brown and Boyce rode home from a party in a buggy when a pistol was fired. Macy Brown testified at the inquest that Pinson cried I am going to shoot like hell and fired twice with one shot striking Boyce in the back as he sat on Pinson s lap. The case involves prominent families and is expected to be highly sensational in Laurens history.
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Laurens
Court of Common Pleas
Wade Cochran Pineon
Thornwell Boyce
Hoth
Cross Hill
Pinson
Boyce
Macy Brown
Mica Brown
Finson
Pingon
Promien
Laure
Burning in Rockwall linked to mob justice
In Rockwall Texas March 7 a Black man Anderson Ellis was seized from jail and burned at an iron stake after admitting guilt for an attempted incident against Mrs Arthur McKinney. A mob gathered from nearby towns as Will Clark was fatally wounded during the manhunt. Authorities announced no statement from Ellis and no cries were heard as flames consumed him in the public square.
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Rockwall
Texas
Arthur McKinney
Anderson Ellis
Will Clark
Andrew Clark
Blits
Deilta
Collin and
Hunt
Rockwall County
McKinney
Elta
Ellis
Wil Clark
Caddo Mill
Ellle
Jull
Med
Rockwell
Ellie
Navy Lieutenant’s Suicide Jump From Hospital Window
Lieutenant Commander James H. Reid of the United States Navy leaped from a second story window at the navy hospital after barricading the door and tearing the sash. He struck the ground thirty feet below sustaining head and face lacerations, a fractured collarbone, and a brain concussion. Reid, 36, a Baltimore native, had been on sick leave since October 1907 and was under treatment for two weeks prior.
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Reid
Baltimore
Naval Service
Maryland
Roosevelt Knocked By Senator Bacon
Washington March 7 Sen Bacon challenged the presidents approval of the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption by United States Steel stating it violated US law and warned the senate against condemning the president without formal charges. Senator Nelson offered a more lenient view saying the president was misled by assurances needed to calm the financial panic.
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Washington
Bacon
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Senate
Culberson
Dilnees
Hia
Na Falowsi
United States Steel Company
United States
A. D. Bacon
Nelson
United States Steel Corporation
Knute Nelson
Wife of Broker 8 Still Missing in New Orleans
Mrs W Baker, wife of a prominent broker, vanished from her New Orleans home Wednesday morning. Police lack clues as to whether a mysterious woman lured her for robbery or if Baker wandered off, possibly in another city. Baker, 44, is mother to several children. her husband once worked in grain brokerage in San Francisco before relocating to New Orleans.
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New Cgreans
W. Baker
Canaletree
Shepherd Takes Charge as Columbus Charity Leader
D Shepherd arrives in Columbus from St Louis to assume duties as general secretary of the Associated Charities of Columbus, succeeding Arthur Hyde who resigned. In Hyde's interim period, Mian Stewart of Atlante performed the office capably.
There Will Be Effort to Pass Postal Savings Bank Bill
Washington reports that when Congress convenes on March 6 the tariff revision will dominate action but lawmakers may pursue other legislation. Supporters say postal savings banks have votes and the president endorses the idea, while the census bill urged by Roosevelt’s veto requires immediate steps for the thirteenth census.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Pental Savings Banks
Senster Dependes
New Mexico
Arizona
Major Gibson of New Orleans Dies at Home
Major Fenton W. Gibeon longtime surveyor of customs for the Port of New Orleans died at his home in New Orleans on March 7. A native of Taras he served in the Union Army during the Civil War and later moved to Metinction.
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Gibson
New Orleans
Fenton W. Gibeon
Taras
Marian Bawarde Earns Silver Medal in Recitation Contest
In Dawson on March 7 Marian Bawarde daughter of Judge MC Edwards placed second in a special apicfted contest held in the school auditorium. The Lorain Temperance Legion offered the silver medal for the best recitation.
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Dawson
Priday
Mies
Marian Bawarde
MC Edwards
Lorain Temperance Legion
Saa
Taft bans rough riding and buys two new presidential autos
Washington reports Taft limits rough riding and adopts two new government cars for the White House. The $12,000 appropriation bought a weather touring car and a limousine body car. A head chauffeur will operate them from a combined garage at the old horse stables. Seven government horses remain for other executive use. Roosevelt horses largely sold except jumpers Roswell and Roosevelt's saddle horse.
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Dover
Ipresident
Taft
Whte House
District of Columbia
Congress
United States
White House
Fred Carpenter
Khasais
Tanta
Department of the Army
Mr. Roosevelt
Roswell
Mrs. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Virginia
German designate new consul for New Orleans
In New Orleans the German government has named Dr T Ron, currently German vice consul at Chicago, as consul for New Orleans. He will replace Baron Van Nordepfiycht who has departed for duty in Rio de Janeiro. Ron is expected to arrive within two weeks.
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Lamarco J —A Gviess
Baron von Meyeenburg
T. Ron
Chicago
Ew Orleans
Baron van Nordepfiycht
Rio de Janeiro
Roh Wi
New Orleane
Rebels Moving On Uncle Joe in Fight for Speakership
Washington March 7 Speaker Cannon faces strong insurgent opposition from Republicans. He asked James E Watson of Indiana to stay in Washington to manage party defense as anti Cannon forces seek to unseat him and amend the rules. Taft’s stance rumored to waver, with 20 pledges reported for their program and several former backers now seen as possible opponents.
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Hy Jobe Cerrican
Washington
Cannon
James E. Watson
Howe
Taft
Black man in Columbia claims rival struck his child
Henry Jones, a Black resident of a Columbia suburb, says he fatally wounded William Campbell, a White man, after Campbell knocked down one of Jones's children. Jones fired two rounds with a public safety revolver, allegedly injuring Campbell’s lung.
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Jones
Columbia
Henry Jones
William Campbell
Campbell
Three Blind Tigers Reported Raids in Rome
On Saturday police and county officers arrested three men for operating blind tigers in Rome. Sarah Clifton was seized dispensing whisky on Jail Street. Alfred Jackson sold a bottle to a patron. Mack McArver dealt whisky near Morphy one. Clifton and Jackson faced charges, with Jackson described as a walking tiger and McArver jailed on a 500 bond before Justice Treadney.
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Rome
Marcn
Sarah Clifton
Alfred Jackson
Mack McArver
Jackson
Morphy
Treadney
Prosecution to Stress Question of Coopers Route Home
Nashville dispatch reports prosecutors will argue why the Coopers were on Carmack's route home for the murder of former Senator Carmack. Witnesses dispute the Coopers' excuse while defense counsels finalize jury instructions. Judge Harting plans concise charges defining murder degrees and potential punishments, as testimony centers on who fired first and why the Coopers were on Seventh Avenue when Carmack was approaching his apartment. Mrs Eastman, sole eyewitness aside from principals, testifies the shooting occurred with near certainty.
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Coopers
Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
W. Carmack
McCain
Hart Ia
Supreme Court
Fred
Weather Prophecy Rain Across Regions March Forecast
Washington dispatch reports a rounded forecast for Monday and Tuesday with rain or rain and snow in several states. Colder conditions arrive Tuesday with increasing easterly winds in Virginia and the Carolinas. Texas and Florida show mixed rain, with cooler air and southeast wind shifts. Mississippi, Louisiana, and eastern Texas expect rain Monday, followed by fair conditions Tuesday.
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Georgia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
East
Florida
Alabama
Miassssippi
Louisiana
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