Hutchinson Praises Howell at Turner County Meeting
Turner county democrats gathered in Ashburn to hear John Hutchinson and Hon. W A Hawkins praise Howell. Hutchinson recounted friendship with Howell’s father and lauded Howell’s unselfishness. Howell argued against disfranchisement and warned about adding property or educational qualifications, urging loyalty to the Democratic party. He criticized Hoke Smith’s record and warned of an aristocracy forming from restrictive voting laws.
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Trarner County
Academy
Asaburn
Steet Hutchinson
Howell
W .A. Hawkins
New County
John Hutchinson
Ashoura
Turner
Hutchinson
Br Howel
Applauas Ar Hutchinson
Fulton County
House
Senate
Hewell
Georgia
Tom Watson
Democratic Party
Hoke Smith
Hoke
Howell denounces Smith and defends railroad record
In a Southern political gathering Mr Howell attacks Mr Smith's railroading charges while touting his own long record. He denies ties to monopolies and emphasizes his fight against the Atlanta baggage and cab trust. Applause follows as supporters pledge backing. A separate note endorses Laxative Bromo Quinine for headaches and colds.
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Howell
Sarry
Elwaya Jn Deral
Smith
Smyth
Hoke
Baggage Trust
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company
Railar
Atlanta
Howll
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Ola Davis
D H Davis
Turner County
Vera Jackson
Ola Jackson
25 Per Cent Reduction on Odd Trousers
A local retailer announces a 25 percent cut to clear winter trousers before spring goods. Several patterns remain, with lighter weights suitable for late spring. Prices listed include 4.06 pants for 3.00, 5.08 for 3.75, 6.00 for 4.50, and 7.50 for 5.65. The store states they do not carry stock over.
Judge Russell at Elberton governor bid prompted big crowd
Elbert superior court opened in Elberton Ga with Judge Holten presiding. The grand jury session lasted only about one minute. At noon recess today Judge R B Russell spoke to a large crowd supporting his run for governor.
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Elberton
Elbert
Smith Speaks in Chattooga at Summerville speech
Summerville Ga March 13 special Hoke Smith delivered a characteristic speech to a large crowd at the superior court venue. The address drew a representative audience and was well received with little visible enthusiasm. He also spoke at Trion tonight.
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Summerville
Hoke Smith
Superior Court
Maine Voters Oust The G O P In 13 Year Look
In Augusta Democrats win control of city government for first time in thirteen years with Colonel Frederick Willaisted elected mayor by about 600 over Republican Charles H Purinton. Seven of eight wards elect Democratic aldermen while Bangor reelects Democrat Mayor William Pierce by 956 plurality, council remains narrowly Democratic. Elbert County calls for white primary May 2 with new voter qualifications allowing any white voter who supports the nominee to vote. Macadamizing Eleventh Street project begins Columbus Georgia with crews and equipment at work.
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Augusta
Frederick Willaisted
Charles H Purinton
Bangor
Wiliam Pierce
Wiherton
Democratic’ Executive Committee
Elbert County
Williams Tackles High-Toned Theft Speech in Congress
Washington March 13 Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi addressed the house committee on the elect tor of president view president and representatives in congress today on his bill to prevent railways and national banks from contributing money to campaign funds or for using money in influencing either state or national legislation. Williams said the bill was not designed to interfere with elections systems but to prevent corporations from misusing public money. Other speakers including Representative Bonyenge of Colorado and Representative Palmer of Pennsylvania backed measures to purify elections. Ocala Fla March 13 The alligator passenger boat struck a snag near Heather Island ferry and sank in six feet of water. All crew and passengers were saved and taken to the Springs.
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Mareh
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House Committee
Congress
Williams Sala
Bonyenge
Colorado
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Ocala
Fla
Lees, ‘Kung
Silver Springs
Heather Island Ferry
Liquorone Liquozone Germicide Bold Cure Claim Ad
A vintage newspaper ad touts Liquozone as a cure for germ diseases. It promises a free first bottle and a $1000 germ-killer claim, claiming vast tests and millions helped. It markets liquorone as a 95g.264 germicide with gas-made, alcohol-free power and urges readers to accept a 50 cent or $1 bottle via coupon.
Serenade Siege Sparks Warrants in Mossbury Case
Mossbury of Perryopolis Pennsylvania says he faced a nightlong siege at his home as about fifty serenaders attacked with rocks stones and dynamite over his son's marriage. He fired into the air and police later report more than 350 shots. Windows roofs and fences were damaged as the crowd destroyed property and two bushels of shotgun shells were found afterward. He plans criminal and civil actions against the participants.
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Perryopolis
H. Mossbury
Mossbury
Women wore men's clothes in Moro fight at Dajo Hill
Manila reports Major General Wood assumed full responsibility for the battle at Dajo Hill near Jolo. He said no intentional killing of women or children occurred though some died by force of necessity as Moros used them as shields. Many Moros feigned death. some hospital workers were killed. Wood affirmed no American soldier killed a woman or child except in close action where sex could not be distinguished. Secretary Tait seeks full explanation.
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Manila
Wood
Dajo Hill
Jolo
General Wood
Tait
Fry Shot by Ramsay at Front Door in Maren, Geo
Special report from Maren, Geo describes Br Fry visiting Ramsay’s house. Fry allegedly threatened, Ramsay fired a pistol, hitting Fry under the chin and paralyzing his left side. Ramsay surrendered to police but was released due to no warrant sworn that morning.
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Toreoa
Maren
Parker Rumeay
Br. Fry
Fry
Rumsay
Ramsay
Onion Trust Formed by Farmers of Texas
Southern Texas Truck Growers' Association filed a charter naming San Antonio as headquarters with $10,000 capital. The group aims to control the market and price of truck garden produce, especially onions, asserting no onions shall be marketed or priced except through the organization.
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ONION
Farmers OF Texas
Southern Texas Truck Growers' Association
San Antonio
Austin
Texas
Line Dom
Texan inventor touts combing gin as cotton breakthrough
The Charleston News and Courier reports J. Pulier, a Texan, has developed a Fuller combing gin that strips lint from seed with a revolving comb and stationary teeth. In demonstrations at Berneitsville and later in Memphis, buyers offered higher bids for comb ginned cotton, with claims of easier wet-ginning, quick stop capability, and easier replacement of damaged teeth.
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Whitney
Charleston News and Courier
J. Pulier
Fuller
Texas
Beriieitsville
Mc Fuller
Mieces
L . Breeden
Puller
Memphns, Tenn
Charlotte
Col Mann Denies Blackmail Ties to Town Topics Probe
Col Mann issues a plain spoken defense regarding Town Topics and the Norman Hapgood trial, denying any direct or indirect request for money or favors for editorial paragraphs. He asserts loans were secured by collateral or free will and discloses no ties to outside societies, pledging to expose any who allege otherwise.
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York
Olonet
William I Mann
Town Topics
Norman Hapgood
Ives
Devel
Jerome
Wellel
Manny
Town Topics Publishing Company
Town Topics Publisher Promises Decisive Action Against Extortion
William D Alt Mann declares he will refund any paid hush money from his staff or Town Topics ads, donate $1000 to a charity named by the accuser if blackmailed, and pursue criminal proceedings against any scoundrel using his fame for extortion. He vows to expose misuses of his name publicly if needed.
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Town Topics Pub- Mwning Company
Society Editons' Association
Heaton
Smart Set
Able
The
New Yorker
Robert A. Irving
James A Burden, Jr
Burdén
Irving
William D'Alton Mann
Will of Chas Heins Filed in Atlanta Estate Valued at $40000
Prominent Atlanta citizen Charles Heins died recently and left an estate valued at $40,000 to be divided among his children. Executors Charles Heins Jr and John M Heins were named without bond. Heins house at 16 Cooper Street and lot go to his daughter Jo Phine LaFontaine for life, then to her children. Remaining assets split among LaFontaine, John Heins, and Charles Heins. Probate sought. other wills and cases noted.
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Charles Heinz
Wilkinson
Charles Heinz, Jr
John M Heinz
Heinz
Cooper Street
Jawphine
R LaFontaine
Mrs LaFontaine
John Heinz
Charles Henna
Kontz & Austin
W. F Quillan
Lula
Quililan
W E Quillan
Fulton County Grand Jury
Willie
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