Carnegie Exits Chadwick Trial as Jury Arguments Continue
Andrew Carnegie may attend a future trial if Mrs Chadwick is acquitted. A US Marshal held 8440 for Carnegie, to be mailed if unclaimed. Defense sought to strike parts of government testimony and take the case from the jury, but Judge Taylor denied. Trial progress remained unsettled with possible Monday resumption. Witness C Dovds noted bank credits to Chadwick totaling 310000, 86000, and 540000.
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Cleveland, O
Andrew Carnegie
Taylor
The
Judee
United States
Beckwith
Spear
Oberlin Bank
Chadwick
Whia
T C. Dovds
Mme. Chadwick
Oberlin
Dominican treaty still in danger in Senate
Washington March 9. Speculation over ratification of the Dominican treaty continues as Republicans in the foreign relations committee split on the amended pact. With vacancies and absences, party alignment could yield a delay or defeat. Secretary Hay seeks to quell rumors about an expiring deal and clarifies the administration’s position while the full Senate weighs the treaty.
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Jos
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Dr. Cullom
Sermtor Hale
Maine
Missouri
Delaware
Tennessee
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Hale
Messrs
Mitchell
Burton
Clark
Siransag
McEmery
Newlands
Nevada
McEnery
Lkelihood
Santo Domingo
Senate
Bate
White House
Cullom
Frye
Tedge
Glare
Wyoming
Foraker
Spooner
Kearn
Morgan
Bacon
Money
Montana
McCreary
Fairbanks
Monroe
San Domingo
Hay
San Demings
Senate of the
United States
Dillingham-Sanchez
Department of State
Turther
Astute Department
Santo Donsingo City
Wea
Department
Banto
Ors
Athletics win game as Piedmonts fall in indoor match
The Atlanta Athletics defeated the Piedmonts 13 to 1 at the Atlanta Athletic Club in a decisive indoor baseball contest. Wynne Brown and Taylor pitched for the Piedmonts with Howell and Patterson for the Athletics. Howell fanned nineteen, Patterson started for the home club, and the scoreline shows the lopsided finish.
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Piedmonts
Atlanta Athletics
Atlanta Athletic Club
Gael
Wynne, Brown
Taylor Mers
Howell
Patterson
Wane
Brown and Taylor
Dr Jackson Addresses Delton on Juvenile Reformatory
Dr Crawford Jackson of Atlanta spoke to a large audience at the Presbyterian church in Delton Ga last night in support of the juvenile reformatory movement in the state Several others made brief remarks and the meeting drew noticeable interest
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Delton
Alton
Crawford Jackson
Atlanta
Traffic Delayed by Washouts in California
Washouts and heavy rains along the Santa Fe and the Pacific lines delay trains between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Roads flooded near Tocm cause damage to the Bouerera Firtie. Officials warn it will take about thirty six hours to resume regular service.
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Las Angels
Cel
Vyarigua Arcoa
Santa Fe
Tocm
Georgia Supreme Court Session Notes 1905 Rail Interests
The record cites the Georgia Supreme Court at Atlanta in March 1905 involving the Central Georgia Railway Company Augusta Brokerage Company and related matters from Richmond and Chatham. It references the Western Circuit and Florida Central and Peninsular Railway interests with ar gument noted.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta
Central Georgia Railway Company
Aegusta
Richmond
Florida Central and Peninaular Rail Poet Company
Chatham
Harris Planters Meet in Harris County Present Plan to Acreage
Harris County farmers held an enthusiastic meeting on March 9 with reports and speeches showing planters carrying out their deed to acreage. They agreed to meet again on the first Tuesday when Harvie Jordan and D. Bimnich of the Southern Cotton Association will deliver addresses.
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Harris Planters
Gelantus
Harris County
Aatu
Harvie Jordan
D. Bimnich
Southern Cotton Association
Balland English dispute over chief Ball deposition fate
Captain James W English defends Chief John W Ball amid claims he will be replaced as police chief by the depot position and rails provide a civil service transition. Ball denies any depot offer saying he has learned police work and will testify on his record before the board.
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James W. English
John W. Ball
Ution
Police Department
English
Ball
Po Des Force
Dew Depot
Patterson Waa
Baltana
Gollca Commission
Oales Ball
Atlanta Beats Memphis in Local Bowling Victory
Local bowlers at Bobby Walthours alleys defeated Memphis 2 762 to 2 707. Dibott led with 170 162 225 for a 557 total, while Smith had a 235 in one game. A bowling series is planned as Cleveland team visits Atlanta with Otto Hess Bernhard Turner Joe Maoore among Cleveland bowlers.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Bobby Walthours
Ellers
Dibott
Smith
Noling
Cleveland
Otto Hess
Donahue
Bernhard
Turner
Joes
Maoore
Razor and corn knife case at city card party
In police court two Black men John Griffin and Ed Johnson faced charges after a card party at 214 Clifford Street. Witnesses described a knife and razor clash that left A. B. Black and others injured. Griffin was fined 25.75 and Johnson 15.76 with bonds set at 100 each. other defendants were dismissed.
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Clifford Street
John Griffin
Ed Johnson
Porter Brooks
A. B. Black
Clarence Wilson
Victoria Reed
Grace Haley
John Giitan
Johnson
Griffin
Brooks
Recorder
Inquest Rules Stubbs Murder of Viola Shepherd
Coroner's jury finds Andrew Stubbs killed Viola Shepherd and that the shooting was murder after he wounded himself. The inquest noted jealousy as a motive and revealed Stubbs left a burial note for himself and the woman.
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Viola Sheperd
Andrew Stubbs
Richardson
Pulliam
Stubbs
Senator Bate Dies After Inauguration Exposure
Washington March 9 United States Senator William Erimage Bate of Tennessee aged 74 died in his hotel apartment after a brief illness pneumonia and heart weakness. He attended the March 4 inauguration and fell ill at dinner the next day. he remained conscious and at his seat until last Tuesday when his condition worsened. He will be buried in Nashville. services and funeral arrangements were announced with a Senate tribute and adjournment in his memory.
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Washington
United States
William Erimage Bate
Tennessee
Congress
Bate
Senate
Senatorate
Nener
Nashville
Masten
Robert Cantwell
Carmack
Mra. Ells
Mra
Thomas I, Masten
Texas
Childs
Los Angeles
Tennessea
Harrie
Caliifornia
Bates
Mount Olive
Committee On
Washingston
Southern Railway
Beargent-at-arms Casson
House
Jhas
Messrs
Brownlow
Hale
Moon
Butler
Houston
Gaines
Pagett
jBlms
Mir Gorman
B. W. Bate
Hig Hotel
German
Bata
Tommorrow
An Easy Way To Keep Well With Stuart's Tablets
An advice piece urges simple daily health rules centered on a healthy stomach. It cites Prof. Wiebold aged 62 praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals as harmless digestion aids. The testimonial claims durable health for those over fifty and notes wide domestic and international use and a 50 cent price.
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Wiebold
Stuart
Ogver
Maina
California
Great Britain
Australia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon invites national convention to Atlanta
At the Founders day banquet the Atlanta alumni and Georgia Tech SAE chapter passed a resolution inviting the fraternity to hold its national convention in Atlanta in December 1906. A committee was named to arrange entertainment and invitations. Officers were elected: W. S. Thomson president, Robert P. Jones vice president, G F. Stone secretary and treasurer. The event featured a silent toast to Noble Leslie DeVoue and multiple toasts celebrating fraternity values.
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Atlanta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tech
Majestic
Fts
Clty
E. Be, Pomeroy
W. 8. Thomson
Walter R. Brown
Robert B. Maddox
John D. Little
G. 3. Hoyle
C. F
Frunk
Leslie DeVoue
George S. Hoyle
Thomas J. Filpley
Fred H. Merrifield
Boston
Harvey Johnson
Marshall Lane
Robert P. Jones
Charles H. Smith
Georgia Tech
Georgia Phi
Thomas 8
McArthurs Face Trial by Jury in Savannah Ga
In Savannah Georgia March 9 the trial of B H McArthur and son W R McArthur began in superior court on larceny after trust arising from their McArthur and Sons musical instrument business. Frank Shaw and George Nutter attend as prosecutors while W L Roberts defends. one verdict of acquittal was returned for W R McArthur on a separate charge. A broader trial on three indictments is set to start tomorrow.
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Bavannah
BH .McArthur
W. R Mcarthur
McArthur & Sons
Mcarthur
Knoxville
Birmingham
Frank 9. Shaw
Cable Piano Company
George R Nutter
Mason-Hamlin Company
McArthurs
W. L. Roberts
Ighera
Robert M. Hitch
W. R. McArthur
C. L. Clift
No Home Rule for Ireland speech by Lord Rosebery
Yendon March 9 Lord Rosebery addressed the London Liberal Club on home rule for Ireland. He argued against dual government and warned of perils seen in Norway Sweden and Austria Hungary. He suggested a liberal government would fear renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance and would face humiliation.
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Yendon
Ireland
Lord Rosebery
City of London
Liberal Club
Liberal Party
Norway
Sweden
Austria
Hungary
Lore Rosebery
Port Arthur
Russia
Venezuela
Germany
Mttie
Election Result in Court Favors Sumter Ordinary Seat
Sumter county election results for the ordinary’s office to fill the late Judge Thomas Allen’s term are not yet official with count pending tomorrow. In Am ericus Georgia, Captain John A. Cobb and William Alien, son of the deceased, lead a crowded field as eight candidates vied for the post and precinct returns are incomplete.
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Sumter
Americus
Sumter County
Thomas Allen
John A. Cobb
Wiliam Alien
Eigst
Southern Tennis Association Recognition Moves Cup to Atlanta
The Southern Lawn Tennis Association gains national sanction and equal rights, likely shifting the South Atlantic championship cup from Washington to Atlanta. Sam Williams becomes president of the new association as New York reports upcoming season dates and new members Hermitage Golf Club and Southern Tennis Association.
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Southern Lawn Tennis Association
Bes
National Lawn Tennis Association
Southern Town Tennis Association
Washington
Atlanta
National Association
Southern Association
Caw
Sam Williams
The
News Association
New York
Tennis Rovers
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Palmer
Hermitage Golf Club
Richmond
Southern Tennis Association
Bachelor’s Lawn Tennis Club
New Orleans
Gulf States
Norfolk Country Club
Virginia
Atlanta Athletic Club
Log Cabin Club
Macon
Georgia
Khorassans Meet Tonight at Knights Hall
The Khorassans hold a business meeting at Knights of Pythias hall to set a date for a local team trip to Griffin Georgia where over thirty candidates will pursue the so called strenuous life. Hon. D J Bailey of Griffin will discuss the trip and a possible April 5 ceremonial session in Atlanta. Bible Temple No 123 Atlanta has grown to over 280 members in eight months. The session will last about an hour before adjournment to Turn Vereinger venue Friday night.
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Knights of Pythias
Kiser
Horns
Sang
Griffin
Khoras
San Desert
D. J. Bailey
Surprise party honors Walker Street church treasurer
Mrs. McGahee hosted a surprise party for T. F. McGahee at his 13 Stonewall Street home, marking his thirtieth birthday. E. F. Childress presented gold cuff buttons as W. H. Terrell Judge Edgar Orr and James T. Mayson praised the treasurer of the Walker Street Methodist Church.
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Walker Street Church
T. F. BreGahes
Stonewall Street
E. F. Childress
W. H. Terrell
Edgar H. Orr
James TL. Mayson Aho
McGoohen
Ford
W. M. Nichols
Deputy Stalnaker Removed and Sought on Warrant
Macon March 9 Special It is stated Marshal Wake removed Deputy Stalnaker from office after an Augusta incident. Stalnaker allegedly assaulted Postmaster Smythe following nautical differences. A warrant for Stalnaker was issued in Augusta charging unlawful beating and he is in Washington, Ga, expected to surrender and face trial at the April term before Judge Speer.
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Macon
United States
Wake
Stalnaker
Augusta
Smythe
Stalneteer
Marshal Stalnaker
W. C. Lane
United States Court
Washington
Hes
Hmory Speer
Russian ambassador settles North Sea crimes with Britain
London reports Count Benkendorf, Russian ambassador, paid 825000 dollars to Foreign Secretary Lanadowns to settle the North Sea crimes, ending the incident.
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London
Count Benkendorfh
Great Britain
Lanadowns
North Sea
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