New Jersey Senate Finds Senator Fitzherbert Guilty
In Trenton on March 7 the New Jersey Senate found Senator Richard Fitzherbert of Morris County guilty of conduct unbecoming a member for acting as a go-between with a gas company and Dr George Ridner in efforts to extort money and block two unfavorable bills. The verdict was party driven with 11 Republicans for guilty and 9 Democrats for not guilty. Expulsion requires a two thirds vote which was not achieved. a vote next week was planned. The democrats question the testimony and doubt the stigma of expulsion, while suggesting resignation is unlikely.
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
Agay
Richard Fitzher
Morris County
Sentate
Gan Company
Gaa
Fitzherrert
George 8. Ridner
Friederbert
Fitzherbert
Fitsherbert
Democrats
Theatres Top Winter At Atlanta Stage Debuts
John Drew opens his star turn in A Single Man at the Atlanta for two nights and a Saturday matinee. The Grand hosts The Flirting Princess with intricate dances including the Egyptian Turkey Trot and Gloomy Glooms. Forsyth draws crowds as Cheyenne Days thrills and vaudeville nears a high-class lineup next week.
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John Drew
Atlanta
Mr. Davies
Hle Eide
Maggie Cottrell
Mort H. Singer
T. E. Fowers
Harry Bulger
Gildea
Keith
Forsyth
Cheyenne Dseys
Cook
Lorenz
Militia
Lou Angels
Hermine
Atara
Lyric season draws crowds with Girl in the Taxi
The Lyric stage draws large crowds for the season hit Girl in the Taxi with a strong company delivering vivacious performances. Next week Grand theater and Every Woman promise high anticipation while Trouble Makers returns to the Lyric with vintage numbers and new acts by Ward, Wokes, and Daly in a seven day run.
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Lyric
Little Playhouse
Eivery Ign
Chicago
Préderick Wards
Maris Wainwright
Jane Oaker
Ward
Wokes
Seasion
Eave Itx
Lyrie
Manatcal
Beltig
Lacy. Daly
Man shoots self in face in Kentucky suburb
Richard Jones, 20, attempted suicide three times before finally shooting himself in the head in Horse Cave Kentucky. The bullet gouged his scalp and cheek, but he survived and returned to work. He later spoke of wanting to know what it would feel like and warned he would try again if he lived another day.
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Cave
Richard Jones
Ine Sro
Ike
Suppression of Everglades Circular Revealed in Hearings
Washington March 1 testimony showed it would cost 150000 and a year to complete a feasibility report on draining the Everglades and to draft a project plan. Former Agriculture Dept drainage chief C G Elliott testified that an Everglades circular questioning land value was prepared and later suppressed under orders from Secretary Wilson.
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Washington
Everglades
C. G. Eliott
Moss
Mrr
Eliott
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Mays
Florida
Elliott
Clark
True
Thomas H. Will
BE. C. Howe
Howe
Will
Sheriff Mangum Sees Washington in Week of Meetings
Atlanta Sheriff Wheeler P Mangum spent a busy week in Washington meeting labor religious and political leaders during a National Civic Federation event He spoke with Cardinal Gibbons and an oilman and gave the appearance of a credited representative while attending sessions from early morning until debates on peace treaties The trip marked his first visit since 1862 with a previous Bull Run delay and ends with his return home and a chance to surrender if asked by police at the depot.
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Johan Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Wheeler P. Mangum
Atlanta
Bull Run
Brown
National Civic Federation
Congress
Mangum
Grand Hotel
Senater Smith
Cardinal Gibbons
Pennsylvania
iThey
Stenzel's Eczema Liquid Aims to Cure Permanently
Advertises Stenzels Eczema Liquid claiming instant relief from itching and permanent cure. Notes disease begins to disappear days after use. Mentions price of $1 and sale at Jacobs' Pharmacies.
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Stenzel
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
Receivers Asked for Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad
Creditors filed for receivers for the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad in federal court in Kansas City. Judge Pollock appointed E C Dickinson interim receiver. a second receiver will be chosen. The road, projected by A E Stilwell, would run 1229 miles from Kansas City to Topolobampo Mexico. 998 miles completed and trains run on the finished section. Financing came largely from Dutch and English capitalists. Stilwell as president was reported to be in New York. The latest statement showed expenses outpacing receipts.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
Federal Court
Kas
Pollock
E. C. Dickinson
A. E. Stilwell
Topolobampo
Mexico
A. E. Stillwell
New York
The
Rand
Constitution story grants cripple boy a home cure
A 16 year old boy, Albert Kadel, described as a shameless cripple, was homeless and starving after seeking aid from the Associated Charities. The Constitution reported his plight and a surgeon, Dr L N Dickens of Lilburn Georgia, offered a home on a plantation and treatment to cure his spinal defect. Albert went with the offer and was sent to the surgeon for care.
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Albert Kadel
Albert
Associated Charities
Associated Charities Office
Alabama
Pr. L. N. Dickens
Lilburn
Secret Arrivals and Guarded Journey From Managua to Corinto
Corinto Nicaragua saw the Knox party and Mare Secre tary arrive by special train at 3 30 o clock this afternoon. The Americans departed Managua at 10 o'clock in the morning aboard a pilot train and a following guard train. Soldiers accompanied both trains with security typical of the capital trip. The secretary boarded the cruiser Maryland which sails tonight for Amapla Honduras.
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Corinto
Nicaragua
Knox
Managua
Maryland
Amapgla
Honduras
Eye glass found by Jno Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad
Jno Moore & Sons, expert opticians, announce they have found an eye glass that stays on comfortably and fits well. Located at 42 North Broad Street, the notice suggests available assistance for fitting or identification.
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Jno
Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Marin Rules in Ecuador in wake of fighting
Guayaquil March 7 Dr Francisco Andrade Marin president of the chamber of deputies who yesterday temporarily assumed the executive office after fighting in which General Julio Andrade was killed appointed Jose Maria Agora as secretary of state for the interior General Juan Navarro as secretary of state for war and Federico Intrings as secretary of state for finance
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Marin
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Francisco Andrade Marin
Chamber of Deputies
Julio Andrade
Jose Maria Agora
Interior
Juan Navarro
Federico Intrings
Free Mail Box for Your Home from Georgia Savings Bank
The Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company of Atlanta offers a home mail box with a new account. An initial one dollar opens the account and the bank pays four percent interest compounded semiannually in January and July. The bank promotes mail delivery convenience and savings.
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Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Atlanta
Paris Aviator Salvey Flies From London to Paris in Record Time
Henri Salvey, the French aviator, landed at Iesu les Moulineaux near Paris at 11 this morning after a nonstop 222 mile flight from London in 2 hours 57 minutes. He faced coal strike disruptions and unfavorable weather but completed the journey using a monoplane. He then departed for London at 2:15 pm, flying near 6000 feet as a strong north wind aided the forward leg yet may hinder the return.
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Paris
Henri, Salvey
Iesu Les Moulineaux
London
Paria
M. Salvey
Salvey
Yukon invites Patricia to visit with Connaught dukes
The Yukon camp of the Arctic Brotherhood voted unanimously to invite Princess Patricia to visit Dawson City this summer with the duke and duchess of Connaught to open the exposition of the north. The fair is directed by the Arctic Brotherhood and will showcase Yukon's agricultural, mineral, forestry, fishing and other products.
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Yukon
Patricia
Dawson
Arctic Brotherhood
Dawson City
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
North
Arotis Brotherhood
Stockholders vote to boost Indiana Standard Oil capital
From 1,000,000 to 20,000,000 dollars the stockholders of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana voted today to increase the corporation's capital stock. The decision was announced in Whiting Indiana with the action to be referred to after the meeting.
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Ind
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Indiana Corporation
Indiana Standard Oil Company Directors to Direct Stock Contribution
State authorities and the secretary of state authorize the directors of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana to direct the contribution of stock in accordance with the reorganization plan approved by the United States court. The action follows an official mandate for restructuring under federal oversight.
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Indiana
Standard of Company of Indiana
United States
Ursinus Star Tackle Strangled During Dinner
Collegeville Pa March 1 Robert Thompson of Pittsburg a four year star tackle on the Ursinus College football team was strangled to death today while eating dinner in the dining hall His throat had a weak condition from a recent diphtheria attack and it is believed throat muscles contracted on a piece of meat Thompson died before aid could reach him
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Collegeville
Robert Thompson
Pittsburg
Ursinus College
Thompson
Percy to reply to resignation demanded by Mississippi
Washington March 1 Senator Percy of Mississippi will make a statement to the senate tomorrow in response to the Mississippi legislature demand for his resignation His term does not expire until March 4 1913
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Washington
Percy
Mississippi
the. Senate
Nis
To Probe Cost of Living in Taft Plan
Congress considers a 20000 dollar appropriation to initiate an international conference on the cost of living. Representative Sulzer of New York introduced the bill. The plan envisions inviting nations to join a worldwide study of price rises, causes, and remedies.
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Washington
Taft
Sulzer
New York
Conductor White of Southern Cured After Treatment
Mr M H White a veteran Atlanta conductor on the Southern to Heflin Alabama suffered five years from kidney and stomach troubles with back pain bloating belching headaches and fatigue. After trying many remedies he used Quaker Extract and after five bottles was permanently cured and feeling like a new man. He praises the remedy and recommends it to friends and relatives. The Health Teacher urges those with stomach liver or kidney issues to consult Coursey Munn's Drug Store at 29 Marietta Street, with prepaid express on orders $2.00+.
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M. H. White
Atlanta
Hefiin
Ala
Southern
White
Mr. White
Tie
Dr. Marsh
Omaha
Neb
Coursey Munn's
Marietta Street
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