Premium list complete for Georgia Farmers Fair premiums
The Georgian Farmers Fair and Live Stock exposition in Macon announces a premium list exceeding ten thousand dollars. Highlights include $1000 for best agricultural display, $3200 for best two-horse farm display, and $80 for largest corn yield per acre, with numerous prizes across crops and livestock. Distribution will begin in April with over ten thousand booklets mailed statewide.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Wacon
Macon Fair Association
Georgia
Startling Mortality and a New Remedy Claim
Statistics warn of high deaths from appendicitis and peritonitis and promote Dr Anga s New Life Pills as a universal cure. Mr Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago reports the pills relieve constipation and cost 25 cents at druggists.
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Flannery
Custom House Place
Chicago
Captain Cobb Wins Ordinary of Sumter County
The election results from Sumter County show Captain John J Cobb leading seven competitors and elected to the ordinary's office to fill the unexpired term of Judge Thomas Allen who recently died. Cobb is a highly esteemed Sumter citizen. The vote consolidates yesterday's election across Americus and surrounding areas.
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Sumter County
Americus
Sumter
Alabama Rivers Fared Well Despite Budget Cut
Huntaville Alabama March 6 Spectal Congrassman William Richardson represents this district announces river work gains from the rivers and harbors committee. Tennessee River secured $490000 for Colbert shoals, enough to sustain current Tate project until next congressional appropriation.
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Alabama
Huntaville
Ala
Wiliam Richardson
Transatlantic steamship tariff to rise in spring
London March 16 under a conference agreement the summer tariffs for trans Atlantic steamers will start April 1 instead of May 1. Saloon rates rise from 35 to 812350 and second cabin rates increase by 5 dollars. applies to both summer and winter schedules.
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London
Regent
trans-Atlantic
Menmer
Sinmar
Insurrection Clash Reported in Turkish Province
Fragmentary dispatch notes rebel activity in a Turkish province with army units and artillery at Manakha and anticipated fighting from Manakhan to Sanaa. References include Pasha leadership and counterinsurgency measures.
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Femen
Sre
Riga Pasha
Manakhan
Sanaa
Grape Nuts Enduring Health Testimony From Rostop Educator
A Rostop educator, after nervous exhaustion, credits Grape Nuts with restoring brain and body harmony. She quit a forty year teaching post, notes improved digestion and bowel function, and claims increased brain power and stamina. The testimonial from Battle Creek, Michigan, cites The Road to Wellville as inspiration.
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Rostop
Bargain All-Wool Suits and Coats at $10
A local retailer offers medium and heavy weight all-wool suits top coats and overcoats once priced at 15 now reduced to 10 to clear stock before new spring arrivals. Limited quantities remain and the sale emphasizes enduring quality for this season and next.
Santo Domingo Treaty Reported By Senate With Amendment
Washington reports that in executive session Senator Cul tom reported favorably the Santo Domingo Tingo treaty with an amendment to end all provisions after ten years unless extended. No formal committee report was issued and the Bacon resolution remained unbrought. Senator Morgan’s data on Santo Domingo debt shows a total of 24,643,287 dollars.
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Washington
Cultom
Senate
Hele
Bacon
Morgan
Santo Domingo
Weather forecast across states for weekend in 19th century style
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday covers Georgia North and South Carolina Virginia Mississippi Texas Western Texas Louisiana Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Eastern Florida Alabama Western Florida with fair conditions showers rain and variable winds. Local temperatures list highs lows and means across stations, noting historical normals and precipitations to date.
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Washington
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Mississippi
Open First Kindergarten leads to obituary in La Porte
Sirs, Eudo of United States is dead at North Reading. He was 56 years old. Dr Willian S Hallmann was cited in the notice with unclear details. The fragmentary text confirms a death but lacks clear names and places.
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Open First
la Porte
Ind
Sirs
Eudo
United States
North Reading
Bhe
Willian
S. Hallmann
Dria Tetra Crevelande
Machinery Additions Boost Georgia Manufacturing Plant
Georgia Manufacturing Company orders extra machinery for its carding department in Columbus. Plant capacity has grown in recent years, with night and weekend shifts extending output. Also notes Dawson water works case influence on Columbus water works dispute. Basketball games highlight Reds vs Maroons at YMCA prior to Auburn clash. Rumor of a new cotton exchange planned by Odell of Cincinnati to reopen wire to Columbus.
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Columbus
Georgia Manufacturing Company
Hhas
Supreme Court of the United States
Dawson Water Works
Water Works Company
United States
City of
Dawson
Christan
Reds
Maroons
Auburn
Odell
Cincinnati
Commus
Cntton
Square vote urged to decide Colorado governorship
Tenver March 10. Neither Governor Adams nor former Governor Peabody favors an indirect path to the governorship. They seek a square vote in the joint assembly to determine who is entitled to hold the office. The Supreme Court opinion is sought on whether the assembly can act on the Alexander report and declare vacancy or seating rights. The joint convention asked three questions to the court and adjourned until Monday.
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Alyn Adams
James H. Peabody
Joint Assembly
Supreme Court
Ita
Alexander
Adams
Peabody
Gevernge McDonald
Ehief
Ecoteat
Senate
General Assembly
Colorado
Not Entitled to Franchise
Athens Ga March 10 special The city council special auditing committee released a report revealing 58 names on the voter rolls were collectors of back taxes and thus ineligible. These voters cast ballots in the last municipal primary. A marshal’s office reform is planned with a new system to prevent repeats, and a committee will compare voter lists to the marshal’s execution book to remove illegal voters before election managers receive them. Fate of those who swore taxes paid remains undetermined.
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Athens
Marshal
Itag
Comeil
Fror Marian Rome and Lipscomb
Lsts
Bool
Able Sermons to Be Heard in Atlanta Churches
A listing of sermons and religious programs across Atlanta churches for Sunday. Dr J B Hawthorne at First Baptist, Dr Theron Rice address at the YMCA on business and Christianity, and numerous sermons by church leaders including Landrum White Cowan Briggs Broughton and others at First Second Immanuel Capitol Ave Baptist North Avenue Presbyterian Pryor Street Presbyterian Trinity Methodist and more. Special services for business people and a Congo missions talk are noted.
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Atlanta
J. B. Hawthorne
Theron Rice
Young Men's Christian Association
Baptist Church
Babylon
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist
John B. White
Second Baptist Church
Hev
Sanuel Cowan
Immanuel Baptist Church
Touch
Jesus
Landrum
Ponce de Leon Avenue
North Avenue Presbyterian
John 5. Briggs
Capitol Avenue Baptist
Hell
Nebuchadnazgar
Broughton
Baptist Tabernacle
John EB. White
Beyond Baptist
C. &. Powman
First Methodist
H . Hammond
Pryor Street
Nevin
Prume. Soto
Goprano
Miss Starke
Posilude
Rake
Graham
H. K. Pendleton
Father Jackson
St. Anthony Church
Geo. H. Mark
Cumberland Presbyterian
David
Don’t Write in the Dark, Choose the Underwood Typewriter
An advertisement extols the advantages of the Underwood typewriter over others, urging writers to abandon the dark era of cramped writing. It highlights Underwood as superior for speed, clarity, and efficiency, promoting Atlanta based production.
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Underwood
Underwood ‘Typewriter Co
Atlanta, Ga
Lord Carried to Hospital After Bremen Wreck
Charles Everett Lord, injured in the Bremen Georgia wreck last Tuesday, was brought to Savannah and placed in a hospital in serious condition. Surgeons expect recovery. Earlier reports misidentified him as a traveling man from Savannah. he is a resident of Washington, D C, spending the winter here with Mrs Lord. He is connected with a public business in St Paul Minnesota.
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Washington
Batesman
Savannah
Charles Everett Lord
Bremen
Tend
Washngton
Lord
St. Paul
Minn
Change in Firm Mathews Sharp Formed
Mr Wister A Sharp gains equal interest in M and Co Mathews real estate and renting agents. Beginning March 1 the new Mathews and Sharp firm will handle selling and renting with personal supervision and customer focus. A separate item notes a fatal incident in Memphis where grocer William Welsh killed Lyndsey Robmann, a criminal, during a confrontation involving a knife.
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Wister A. Sharp
Mathews
Mathews & Sharp
1903 Cuban sugar case may cost US five million
New York March 10 Judge Wheeler in the US district court of appeals issued an opinion likely to cost the government six million to refund duties to the American Sugar Refining Company. The 20 percent reduction on Cuban raw sugars certified by treaty, ratified March 3, 1904, applied to imports July 14 to September 9, 1903 after ratification. The board of appraisers and circuit court proceedings favored the reduction once ratification occurred.
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New York
Wheeler
United States District Court of Appeals
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
American Sugar Refining Company
Cuba
Congress
American Sugar Company
General Board of Appraisers
United States Elrcuit Court
Hos
Board of Appraisers
Bible Conference Ends in Columbus at First Baptist
The Bible conference in Columbus ended tonight at the First Baptist church after a week in session. Rev. W. L. Walker of Macon delivered a strong and interesting closing address.
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Columbus
First Baptist Church
W. L. Walker
Macon
Notice of underground subway for electrical conductors
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company seeks council permission to lay underground conduits and cables beneath multiple streets, install manholes and poles, and maintain operations for its existing telephone system. Streets include Decatur Pratt Fair Grant Wy, Pryor to city limits, and others listed, with dates and officials noted.
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Southern Bell Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
General Council
Gasigha
Decatur St
Pratt St
Jackson St
Fair St
Grant St
Boulevard—Fair
Fiat Shoals Road
Doctors Gain Damage Suit in Savannah Trial
In Savannah on March 10 a verdict favored the defendants in a malpractice suit by John M. Cason against Dr. George L. Smith and Dr. Leonidas Lane of Emanuel county. Cason sought 20000 in damages for injuries from a broken leg accident on April 10, 1901 while operating a steam shovel for Southern Contracting. He alleged improper treatment caused deformities and lengthy hospitalization before release January 22, 1902. Witnesses included Dr. W. H. Doughty Jr., who offered expert opinions. both doctors testified.
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Savannah
John M Cason
Smith
Lane
Emanuel County
John M. Cason
Florida
George L. Smith
Leonidas 2
Lance
Southern Contracting Company
Bruton and
Pincora
Stinmore
Cason
W. H. Doughty, Jr
Anguata
Funeral for veteran manager A M Palmer at Little Church Around the Corner
A large gathering of actors and theater managers attended the funeral of veteran manager A M Palmer at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York on March 10. Honorary pallbearers included William Gillette, Francis Wilson, Forbes Robertson, Daniel Frohman and Bronson Howard. The service was led by Rev. George C Hownton with a eulogy by Rev. Dr. Nathan A Seegie.
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Little Church
New York
Jattle
A M. Palmer
Fand
Ameriea
Thoere
Corny
William Gillette
Francis Wilson
Forbes Robertson
Daniel Frohman
Bronson Howard
George C. Hownton
Nathan A. Seegie
St. Stephen Church
Black man dies in related incident tied to Montrose case
In Hamburg Arkansas on March 0 Willam Buckner a Black man died in a related incident connected to the serious case involving Joseph Burton of 3 Cuban near Montrose on January 29 Buckner had reportedly confessed several days earlier according to available evidence
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Hamburg
Ark
Willam Buckner
Joseph Burton
Quban
Montrose
Buckner
Railroads discuss plans to speed small claims payments
Washington March 10 Special railroad officials from south of the Potomac and east of the Mississippi gathered for a mass meeting presided by President Erwin of the Coast Line. They examined a plan to pay small transit claims immediately, bypassing lengthy interline disputes, while debating Georgia rate issues with no decision reached.
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Washington
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi
Raleigh
Erwin
Coast Line
Tse
Georgia
Senate schedules final passage on bookmaking bill
To Consider Foot Bill de Mernon City Mo Marcy 10 The senate today set the consideration of the house bill prohibiting bookmaking and selling throughout the state as the speck order for Tuesday afternoon when it will come up for final passage.
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de Mernon City
Marcy
Senate
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Clay
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Rana City
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P.' Co
Wee
J.B. Marbury
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Desire Square
Assembly
Momphs
Wenn
Maren
Wwalliam Welsh
Lyndsey Robmann
Kylie
Tom
Brenau College- Conservatory
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
Brenau
A. W. van Hoose, H. J. Pearce
Gainesville
Sam
Oromulsion Co
Pine St
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