Prince Henry Sails From United States Trial Testimony Notes Chloroform Details
A long Johnson era court report covers Professor James testifying in the Albert T. Patrick murder trial. Dr Ewing and Dr Girdner dispute Jones’s account of Rice illness, chloroform administration, and death cause. Separate item reports a Tuscaloosa land deed transferring 1,678 acres to Colonel Ayers for 16875 amid mineral-rich Warrior river lands.
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Prince Henry Sails Home From New York Aboard Deutschland
Prince Henry of Prussia departed New York on the Hamburg American liner Deutschland after a day filled with official visits. Mayor Low and other officials bid farewell as the party hosted a luncheon with twenty eight guests and music by the Hohenzollern band.
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New Loom Styles and Honest Tailoring at Muse’s Atlanta
The piece urges readers to seek quality wool fabrics and enduring fit in suits. It contrasts stores that chase trends with those offering true wool and lasting tailoring. Muse’s in Atlanta is highlighted as the trusted source for reliable clothing service from the start, with a nod to copyright caution in tailoring.
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Prince Henry of Prussia Leaves New York After Visit
Boston March 11 1902 large labor strike gains additio ns as 6000 workers join totaling about 16400 idle. ships docks and building trades disrupted. officials seek arbitration while Prince Henry departs on Deutschland amid cheers and farewell ceremonies in New York and Hoboken with Roosevelt messages of friendship exchanged.
Boers Win Again as British Losses Reported
London reports claim Boers defeated British forces under General Methuen with four officers killed and ten wounded, including Methuen who is described as dangerously injured but doing well. Continent dispatches hint at further Boer gains and Grenfell’s column missing from Klersdorp. Lord Kitchener slated for reinforcements and field command to pursue De la Rey amid ongoing crisis.
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Klerksdorp
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House of Commons
Baata Africa
Chamberes of Commerce Seek to Block Cuba US Reciprocity
A London delegation urged Lord Lansdowne to prevent a US Cuba reciprocity treaty that would lower US duties for Cuban goods and grant US preference for American products. The memo says such a move could end European trade with Cuba and harm French and German interests. Lord Lansdowne offered only faint encouragement after a private interview.
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Chambers of Commerce
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Foreign Office
Cuba
United States
Spain
Europe
Washington
Cubar
Associated Press
Grifin Holds White Primary For Senate Nomination
Democratic executive committee of Georgia's twenty sixth district met in Grifin to call a white primary on March 28 for a district senator. Two Butts county candidates, Rev Alex Atkinson and Judge Frank Curry, vie as Curry resigns chair and A H Sharr becomes permanent chair. Strong support from Spalding and Grifin counties signals possible endorsement if Butts votes for Curry.
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Fayette
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Curry
Senate
A H Sharr
Alex Atkinson
Frank Curry
Butts County
Judge Curry
Griffin
Grantland
Spalding County
Woman wounded by hatchet in Macon hides crime
In Macon Georgia on Sunday night a hatchet blow injured Lizzie Makes a Black woman now dying. Police learned of the case tonight. suspect Clarence Newsome fled the city and his sister cared for the wounded woman. The crime was concealed.
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Boy Dies After Oil Fire At Assembly Street Home
Special dispatch reports Coleman Hollis intoxicated forced entry at his brother Richard Hollis home on Assembly street Saturday night. A struggle led to Hollis grabbing a lamp, oil spilled igniting a bed where 4 year old William Brown slept. The child died from burns. inquest returns verdict of death by burn from overturned lamp. Hollis to stand trial.
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JUDGE FITE NOT IN THE RACE FOR CONGRESS
Judge A W Fite of the Cherokee circuit will not seek the Seventh District seat against Hon W Maddox. He cites duty as judge and urging from citizens as reasons, saying campaigning would be trying and could disrupt court duties. The field appears open with Maddox expected to face no strong opposition.
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A W Fite
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Left Cases for the Altar in Fairburn Romance
In Fairburn Georgia on March 11 special correspondent reports A D Roamwater and Miss Melissa Toney wed in a clandestine ceremony at the local Gretna Green. The groom and bride work at The Campbell News and are both connected to the paper, their relationship forming a close workplace attachment.
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D Roamwater
Melissa Toney
F. J. Dodd
Tony
Campbell News
Miss Lizzie Thompson Dies After Lingering Illness
Waycross Ga March 11 Special Miss Lizzie Thompson died this afternoon after a lingering illness. She was about two years old and had a large circle of friends. Her brother D G Thompson is employed in the Central railroad yards in Savannah. Denmark ratifies treaty Copenhagen March 11 The following in committee of the whole and in executive session today voted by a large majority in favor of ratification of the treaty providing for the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States. Athens Ga March 1 Special Mrs John H Griffith died this morning after a long illness. She leaves a husband and three children. The funeral will be held tomorrow at Betshare church.
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Athens
John H' Griffith
Betyshare
Alice Brown
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St Louis Star
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Swamp Root Promised as Kidney Remedy in Ad
An editorial promotional piece extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for Bright’s disease and kidney trouble. It urges readers to request a free sample via mail and to buy 50 cent and one dollar bottles at drugstores, noting hospital and doctor endorsements and mentioning the address in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer & Co
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Funston Praises Shielded Justice At Banquet In Chicago
General Frederick Funston condemns petitioners while praising harsh acts saying two deserters were hanged and a Navy officer under court martial for shooting natives who stole food. He lauds Major Wailer for firing on starving men's oppressors, declaring support for his actions.
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Funston
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Walter
Bank Teller Leighton Arrested Over 44000 Defalcation
Granville W. Leighton teller at the National Traders Bank in Portland Maine is under arrest after confessing defalcations totaling 44000. Officers report property and bond will cover losses and that the crime stretches back months amid the teller's claims of failed business ventures. A second note cites Tennessee millers meeting to discuss railroad flour rates hurting local mills with no formal action.
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