Fight near Jolo ends with 16 killed 62 wounded
Official dispatch recounts two days of heavy combat on Mount Dajo near Jolo. Colonel Joseph W. Duncan led forces against Moro fortifications. 606 killed, 62 wounded among troops, naval detachment, and constabulary. Wounded officers include Captain Rivers and Lieutenant Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain Jake Ro
Tyree Rivers
Gordon Jonnaton
Livuenant Wylie T. Conway
Sig
Olonel Josiph W. Duncan
Sixth Infantry
Bliss
Omar Bundy
P Lawton
Rivers
ZL. M. Koehler
McGlachin
Divuiecant Jgbnaten
Engaga
Washington
Maron
Jolo
War Department
Wood
Cambonnga
Josseph W. Duncan
Mount Dajo
Yasker H. Bliss
Pyree RB. Rivers
Gordon, Johnstony
Ernest HH. Agnew
Slight
Wiley Conway
Ealier
Muavy
HS. Cooke
G More
Constabulary
John Ft. White
Andrews
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Travel Comfort
When traveling prone to headache nervousness dizziness or car sickness use Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills before departing. Take one or two doses at first sign of symptoms to prevent attacks. The remedy calms nerves and reduces irritation and excitement, with strong claims of efficacy and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Edical Go
Elihart
Ind
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Renewal
The ad underscores spring illness from winter impurities and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or tablet form with 109 doses for $1. It also reports on Lt. Garden Johnston, son of Gen. R. D. Johnston, wounded in the Philippines, with a later cable confirming his injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Westcott deposition finishes in Carter case trial
In Savannah on March 8 the Westcott deposition in the Greene and Gaynor case neared completion after an all day session. Judge Speer insisted on a continuous day to finish the cross examination as Henry L Stimson remained on the stand and Mullional Bank Examiner Johnson prepared to testify. The courtroom heard a dramatic line when Stimson was asked about Westcott and Carter, with the remark Daddy Take These noted in testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Gai
R. F. Westcott
Oberlin M. Carter
Shieley
New York
Federal Court
Southern District of Georgia
Greene
Gaynor
Jintge Bpeer
Henry L Stinson
United States District Attorney
Westcott
Marlon Erwin
Mullional Bank
Johnson
Rec
Greene and Gayner
Greene and
Carter
Bpeer
W. F. Westcott
Henry J. Stimson
Southeristrict
Westcott l
Simson
Stimpson
Kellogs
Stinson
One New Star for the Flag Oklahoma Statehood Debate
A daylong session focused on a bill to create the state of Oklahoma from Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Debate centered on an Arizona New Mexico joint-statehood provision and the Foraker amendment, with the joint statehood plan narrowly passing 42 to 29 after hours of speeches and voting. The measure authorizes a constitutional convention, state officers, two senators, and five House members, plus protections for Indians and school land provisions, and allocates 5 million dollars for schools and higher education. Guthrie named temporary capital. long-term seat unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
House
Mde
Messrs
DuBoise
Burrows
Cullom
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
United States
National
House of Representatives
Aadh
Oldanona
Guthrie
Highey
Indachian
Wee
Insurance Men Begin 10 Fight In Albany Hearing
Insurance presidents actuaries and agents argued against far reaching Hills bill provisions tightening state insurance law during a lengthy Albany hearing. Big Three company heads from New York spoke briefly while actuaries presented figures to challenge the deductions. They warned main restrictions on investments and related business would harm companies and drive foreign firms from the state, with little opposition to anti corruption provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albury
N. Y
Assembly Chamber
Fe Companies
New York City
Paul Morton
Egustable
Alexander E. Orr
Newark Life
Charles A. Peabody
Covington Mourns Death of T. T. Swann at 57
Covington Georgia March 9 Special Hon F T Swann a leading citizen died at his home age 57 after twenty five years in Covington He headed Covington Cotton Mills Newton County Bank Eagle Gold Mines Logan Idaho Swann Davis Mercantile and directed Covington and Oxford Street Railway He served on the county board and recently chaired it He was mayor and city council member in Covington Survived by wife a son and a daughter Interment held at 430 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
F. T. Swann
Chisen
Mr. Swann
788
Signal Dudeesa
Swann
Covington Cotton Mils
Tha Wall
Convicted of Triple Murder in Dayton Court
Dayton March 9 The jury in the cage of Dr Oliver C Haugh found him guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his father and mother and destroying their homes by fire to conceal the crime. No action taken in Pittsburg conference on miners wage scale. Government rests in Packers immunity case. Election by Popular Vote: House committee favors extending congressional terms to four years and electing inspectors by popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Oliver C. Haugh
Pittsburg
Marcia
Chicesy
Maren
Packents
Washington
House
Congress
Norrie
Nebraska
Scott's Emulsion Advertise Pure Milk with Whiskey Caution
A health advertisement warns against mixing whiskey with milk in medical orders and stresses using Scott's Emulsion for digestion. It contrasts whiskey with cod liver oil and urges readers to obtain Scott's Emulsion from Scott & Bowne in New York, noting whiskey is not a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Bowne
York
Suit Againe Money Lender In Macon Ga
Special-Sam Douglass sues A W Fort in superior court for usury in a small account. The plaintiff seeks inspection and claims the amount has been paid many times over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Sam Douglass
A. .W. Fort
Colle
Wonder Careg ad for kidney and rheumatic treatment
A postal promotion from Dr W Hail of St Louis Missouri advertises Texas Wonder Careg for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It offers two months treatment by mail for one dollar and requests testimonials from users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Fifty year Sigma Alpha Epsilon anniversary banquet
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity marked its fiftieth founding with a banquet in the Piedmont hotel American dining room for about one hundred attendees from the Georgia Phi chapter. toastmaster Robert F. Maddox presided. remarks were delivered by Cadaniss, Pomeroy, Brown, Ort and Jones. Plans were made for the national convention in Atlanta in December and Atlanta Alumni Association officers were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Piedmont
Georgia Phi Chapter
Robert F. Maddox
HH. Cadaniss
Eoe, Pomeroy
Walter R. Brown
Womgon
Sant M. Ort
Robert P Jones
Aleh
Atlanta
Atlanta Alumni Association
New York Life Considers Hamilton Suit Return
An New York Life Insurance Company investigating committee met for the first time in days to discuss Andrew Hamilton. A proposed suit to recover expended funds was central. The board directed a suit to be begun, with counsel handling the matter and a formal statement issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
New York
Andrew Hamilton
Hampton
New York Life Insurance Company
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Atlanta Area
Obituaries report the death of W L Atkinson and funeral plans for Sallie Lee, with services and interment details. Spencer Blackman, 22, to be laid to rest at Universal church. Charles Heinz noted as pioneer died recently with large attendance at services. Captain Tyler Peeples’ funeral drew a vast crowd and court adjourned in his honor. Catherine Lane aged 84 and L V Davis mother of two, both from Georgia, are also noted with cemetery services and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Blackman
J. O. Henwood
Alma L. Blackman
Charles He
Charles Heinz
Whitehall Street
FQ. Fitnn
Atlanta
Brentness
Heledia
Doe
Oakland Cemetery
Captain Peeples
Lawrence vi
Tyler M. Peept
Leyden
Artil
Lery
Catherine Lane
Washington
Georgia
Man Arrested In Ohio For Marrying While Alleged Widower
Harry J Reynolds, a Cleveland businessman and general superintendent, was arrested in Norway Ohio on a bigamy charge after Miss Mae Smith testified Reynolds courted her for six months posing as a widower and showed her a tombstone claiming a Mrs J Reynolds. Police say Reynolds had a first wife married in 1902 and kept both relationships until the second wife died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Harry J. Reynolds
Bie|amry
Reynolds
Great Lakes
Miss Mae Smith
Norwill
Norwalk
Sid
Buffalo
Disht
Cleveland
March
Smity
Bay
J. Reynolds
O. &. Smith
Berwalk
Alu
Aseers
Joelie Kenzie
Ttis
Women suffragists storm British premier home
In London on March 9 suffragists forcibly approached the Downeing Street residence of Premier Campbell Bannerman. They knocked on the door and pressed entry, clinging to railings as police intervened. Three ringleaders were detained and the force dispersed the crowd after a tense confrontation with a large police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell- Bannerman
Downeing Street
Ondon
Carapbell-Bannerman
Memorial for 23-year-old at 274 West Fifth Street
Resident died after a late night illness at home. Funeral held at 10 AM with Odd Fellows, burial at Hollywood Cemetery. Survived by father, mother, two brothers, and a sister. Archbishop O'Brien in Halifax died suddenly. Captain Day of Lumber City died, a Mason and Odd Fellow, with Savannah ties to be buried Sunday in Savannah.
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W. Heard
Nome
West Fifth Street
Allenia Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Hollywood
O'Brien
Halifax
N. S
Simon Catholic
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Julangt
Bernrdda
Toulgat
Lureber
Joba
Lumber City
Gary
Savannah
Day
Favorab
South Georgia
Tie
Switchmen Strike Shocks Officials in Texas
Switchmen employed by a Kansas City Southern line in Louisiana and Texas walked off the job today. The action arises from a demand for a new contract, with reports that a local delegate was discharged and retaliation alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaumont
Tex
Maren
Kansas City
Louisiana
Texas
Amitchmer
Ajcolty Center
Pinehurst notes on local clubs and players
Ward and Lord Eaton are mentioned with Pinehurst, N. C., on March 3 as part of a brief club update. The text references the first and second snatch play and notes ties and actions involving Chas Kane and Keeney, with scattered names such as Ned and Wad.
Golf Match Highlights Between Lard and Wardwell and Freaman
The report notes Washington's Lard, Camden Me’s Wardwell, and Montclair’s Freaman as players. Wardwell loses to Ward by the green with Lard finishing two up and one to play against Freaman, indicating decisive matches on the home course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lard
Washington
Louis BE
Wardwell
Camden
Ward
William AC. Freaman
Montclair
Delegates Pass Peltip Resolution Limiting Corporate Ties
In Richmona Virginia on March 9 the house of delegates approved the Peltip resolution to amend the constitution. It would bar from public office any person employed by or compensated by a corporation in any form. The measure targets ineligible to seats in the Texas legislature and similar offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmona
House of Delegates
Peltip Resolu. Yar
Sullivan and Kelly Draw in Twenty Rounds
Los Angeles March 9. Fight between Jock (Twin) Sullivan and Hugo Kelley was declared a draw at the end of the twentieth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Kelly
Los Angeles
Jock
Twin) Sullivan
Hugo Kelley
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Hivecs
Mississippi
Ieerer
Military Academy
Tennessee
Gordon Johnston
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi Infantry
Arnest H. Agnew
Kansas
Wylie ¥. Conway
Tilinoia
Department of Jolo
Tasker Hz. Bliss
Draser
Philppine
Corbin
Jolo Gravp
Mount
Onajo
Jato
Moro Coto
Leavenworth
Philippines
Staf
Robert D. Johnston
Birmingham
Federal Land Office
Montgomery
Joseph F. Johnston
Lieutenant Johnson
Johnston
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Captain Rivers
Naenville
Associated Press
Pulaski
West Point
Gererni
R. D. Johnston
Garden Johnston
Daddy
Ily
Essig Bros
Norfolk
Atip
Clyde
Richard Evans
Chicumacombo
Cape Hatteres
Albany
T. T. Swann
Can Covington
Wulius KR. Watts & Ga
Folsod
Optical Husse
Sig Alpha
Hamilton
W. TL. Atkinson
W. L. Attinson
Geatly Hospital
Dillon, S. C
Sallie Lee
Sallie
Lee
Wheater
D. J. Lee
Bonnie Brae
Residencs
Casey's Camaters
Washington, Ga
W. 3. Lane
Misa Annie Lane
Iisetty
Marshal Lane
Atlant
L. V. Davis
T. J. Davis
Farall
East
W. J
W. M. Davis
W. H. Olver
Canis
Cluett, Peabody
Denlap
Stetson
Law's
Manhattan
Law Bros. Co
Whitehall
Decatur
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