Buzzards Draw Shocking Discovery in Georgia Swamp
In a Macon county swamp hunters found a decomposed white male body, likely murdered, with unknown identity. Coroner and jury deemed death by unknown means. A relative later identified the body as S. H. Morgan, missing five weeks. Also noted: Baby Hose Manufacturing to move to Atlanta after Holton plant fire.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
M. L. Aultman
J. H. Arnold
Hlf Fulwood
Buzzarra
Young Summosas
H. Wood
W. N. Bryce
Ed Stokes
Aultman
M. L. Aultmen
L. W. Arnold
RD Morgan
Skinperton
Macon and
Hirmingham
Tobesofhe
Morgan
Southern Railway
Macun
Atlanta
Baby Hose, Manufacturing Company
Holton
T. P. Marshall
American cruiser Squadron sails for Alexandria from Beirut
The cruiser Squadron under Rear Admiral Sigshee set sail from Beirut toward Alexandria on March 10. The force included the cruiser Wingate and accompanying vessels, moving to reinforce the Mediterranean position amid tensions in the region.
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Sailé
Beirut
Syria
Sigshee
Alex
A Righteous Crusade Against Patent Medicines
The article lauds a sweeping crackdown on patent medicines and nostrums. It compares U S laws with German Board of Health standards, praising endorsements like Warner's Safe Cure after rigorous testing. It stresses protecting public health from quacks and asserts foreign approvals reflect American safety advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
United States
Germany
Warner
Partto
Aris Life
Newce Board of Health
Bismarck Foe and Radical Leader Richter Dies of Heart Failure
The long time Reichstag figure and founder opponent of Bismarck, Herr Richter, died yesterday of heart failure. A leader of a liberal radical party, he mentored Virchow and Mundt among others, but watched his party shrink from 1,057 to 21 seats by 1885 amid socialist growth. His fierce parliamentary tactics and hopes for a British style responsible ministry defined his career.
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Bismarck
Reichstag
The
Virchow and
Montmsen
Eine Richter
Nivers
Herr Richter
Germany
Prince Bismarck
A Due
Richter
Georgia Chautauqua plans for eighteenth annual assembly
Albany Ga March 16 special the eighteenth Georgia Chautauqua assembly program has been completed and will be broadcast state wide in a few days eminent leaders from various fields will keynote the event opening April 22 and running through April 29 with Rev Dr Eckman New York preach ing the baccalaureate sermon and Bible work charts featured. physical culture for children opens March 26 directed by Miss Ida Virginia Smith of Indianapoli and Dr Alfred Hallam oversees the music with a large chorus and orchestra. Bishop John H Vincent founder of Chautauqua will lecture and preach April 29. teachers institute will accompany the assembly under State School Commissioner Merritt with Lawton Evans of Augusta assisting. medal contests for county representatives will be held during assembly week. Governor Terrell to deliver an address with twenty state troops in the program. additional speakers include Dr W A Duncan Champ Clifford Wesepa T Derry neon Edgar A Wright and others.
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Albany
Georgi Chautauqua
Eckman
New York City
Metropolis
Ida Virginia Smith
Indianapollo
Alfred Hallam
New York Chautauqua
Cristine Giles
John H. Vincent
New York
Chautauqua
Vincent
Teachers' Institute
Merritt
Hua
Lawton G. Evans
Augusta
Eorgia
Ntitlea
J. W. Walters
John A. Davis
Terrell
W. A. Duncan
Champ Cinrl
Wesepa T Derry
Edgar AL. Wright
Charles Lee Smith
Ralph Bigham
Henry Blount
LP. Oliver
Cement plant contracts in Gathervile rise in building blocks
March 10 in Gathervile Ga AV oR Moss and B D Langford received the consent necessary to manufacture cement building blocks and recreate the McNeil Marble Company's interests. They have closed contracts for several buildings.
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Gathervile
Specta
AV. Or. Moss
B. D. Langford
McNeil Marbie Company
Stena
Trip Down the Chattahoochee to Apalachicola River
A congressional party of fifteen to twenty members tours the south aboard the river steamer Mr W. Kelly from Columbus to Apalachicola with planned banquets and church visits from March 10. In Birmingham the new union passenger station project is indefinitely postponed after a high level conference among Southern officials and the terminal company.
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Columbus, Ga
Columbus
South
Rivers and Barbers and
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Chattahoochee River
Apalachicola
Fla
Chattahoochee- Punt-Apalachicola
Gulf of Mexico
Chattahouches
W. Kelly
Indies
Hufauis
Ala
Columbia
Als
Tommorrow
Apiluchicots
West Pass
East Pass
Carrabelle
Mabite
Birmingham
Birmingham Tarmira
Union
Abe
J. M. Culp
Southern
I. Ackert
J. Thompson
Terminal Company
G. B. McCormack
Fire destroys Metropol street car barns in New York
Fire today destroyed a large portion of the Metropolitan street car barns at Fiftieth Street and High Avenue in New York. The loss was about $100, ce.
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Metropoltan
Firtieth Stra
Highth Avenue
How to Start Off the Day With Malta-Vita Breakfast
An old article extols a perfect breakfast starting the day for health and work. It praises Malta-Vita whole-wheat cereal with malt extract as a digestible, nutritious food. The product is described as ready to eat, widely available at grocers for a stated price.
Aldermen by wards sparks council nomination debate
Officials weigh ward based nominations for aldermen mirroring council methods last year. Sub-primary plan debates reappear as city executive committee considers the shift, while Dr. LT Longine enters the seventh ward race. Survey work begins for Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad progress toward Birmingham with surveys moving south to bypass steep grades and tap rich mineral areas.
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Iagt
Comee
Memef
M. M. Welch
Usuer
D. Longine
Seventh Ward
Atlanta
Besseme
Cutter A. Schooner Myrtle Tunnell Reported Waterlogged
The Myrtle Tunnell, a four mast schooner from Brunswick bound for Philadelphia laden with ties, was waterlogged and ashore three to five miles northeast of Frying Pan lightship. The revenue cutter Seminole and Wilmington tug Blanche assisted, but owners in Philadelphia refused tug service until contacted. The Clyde liner Navahoe, repaired at Cape Fear, will proceed to New York.
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Myrtle Tunnell
Brunswick
Wilmington
N. C
United States Revenue
Seminole
Blanche
Jeffreys
Brunswick Georgia
Philadelphia
Cape Fear
Southport
New York
Tillmans Resolutions Delayed in Senate Campaign Probe
Washington March 10 The senate committee on privileges and elections failed to obtain a quorum for the proposed investigation of campaign corporations by national banks. An adjournment was taken until next Tuesday when Mr Tillian will speak in favor of entering upon such an inquiry.
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Tillman
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Tilloan
Birmingham official hints liquor policy shift to fund inebriate home
Birmingham March 19 Special. Police court figure Tidge S. B. Peagin has earned national notice for his anti alcohol stance. He sent a message to the mayor and aldermen proposing raising all saloon licenses to 1000 dollars to fund a home for inebriates.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tidge SN
B. Peagin
Police Court
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Macon Mer
German Board of Health
Empire
Eugene Richter
Cement Bioeks
Rivers and Harbors Committee On
Chattahoochee
City Executive
Atlantic
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Balanmer
Talladega
Ift
Bessemer
Beechmor
Hessemer
Woodward
Ensley
Pratt City
Atlante
Bond
Distillery
Rye
Protectorate of Purity
R. MM. Rose Co
Old Reliable Distillers
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
Chivel
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