Missouri Deadlock in Senate Ballots Persists
Jefferson City March 16 a Missouri joint session failed to elect a United States senator after three ballots as Cockrell Niedringhaus and Parker contested the vote. Five Pettijohn supporters shifted to Kerens and a grand jury was convened to investigate the deadlock as Democrats consider crossing party lines to back Parker in tomorrow’s session.
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Jefferson City
Joige
Spencer United States
Thomas K. Wiedringhaus
F. M. Cockrel
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Petiiform
Parker
Warner
Bartholdt
Spencer
Frisbie
Pettijohn
Kerens
Barrington
Maroh
Thomas K Neidringhaus
Republican Caucus
United States
Charles Morris
Hugh Melnose
F R. Cook
Charles Smith
Judge Martin
Circuit Court
Coleonel
W. H Phelps
St Louis
Legislture
Dava Nelson
St. Oulas
Nelson
LR. Parker
Parker Tomoorrow
War Minister Resigns Over Health In Mexico City
Mexico City March 16 General Francisco Mena minister of war resigns due to impaired health. He will sail this month from Europe to renew friendships and take a course of treatment. He previously served many years as financial agent of Mexico in Germany and England.
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Mexico City
Fran |Isco Mena
Europe
Mexico
Germany
England
Good Credit as Sole Security for Bank Loans
New York bankers testified in a bankruptcy hearing that loans totaling hundreds of thousands were made to the firm Jacob Berry & Co solely on the broker’s good credit. Henry R. Corse of Hanover National Bank said a $100,000 loan the day before the firm failed was secured by promissory notes, with no other collateral. The firm, in business forty years, had a large account with the bank and received no more accommodation than its account warranted.
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New York
Jacob Berry & Co
Henry R. Corse
Hanover National Bank
Fim
Congressmen Goulden and Ryder Visit Atlanta
Congressmen Goulden and Ryder of New York spent a day in Atlanta meeting friends before continuing to New Orleans. The Gordon Monument workers reported over ten thousand dollars subscribed, to be drawn on as collections are made for the monument. The remains of Mrs C H Logan of Shreveport were en route to Louisiana for interment after dying of pneumonia in Farmville Virginia. Major H S Price died at 88 in Kirkswood, with Masons to handle grave rites at Desatur cemetery. The body of Mrs Mamie Nixon, measles death, was to Torcon for funeral. A note at the Constitution office asked for charitable help for an old woman at 364 Decatur Street.
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Goulden
New York
Ryder
Atlanta
New Orleans
Gordon Monument Work Ers
The
Piedmont
J. T. Derry
E. ¥. Clark
Harry Schiessenger
Robert Ozburn
E H Thornton
Tip Harrison
Fark
Crumley
Gordon Monument Association
C. H. K Logan
Shreveport
H. K Logan
Louisiana
Logan
Farmville
T. Ht. McGuire
H 8 Price
Kirkswood
Desatur
Thomas Medlin
Swift Hat
Mamie Nixon
Torcon
Swift & Hal
Constitution Office
Decatur Street
Decatur Streets
Real Wool Suits and Overcoats Bargain Window
Our window features suits and overcoats valued at eighteen dollars, now offered for fifteen. These wool garments with stylish patterns promise a perfect fit and lasting style next season. An opportunity for the thinking man to save money on quality attire.
Worth county grand jury urges higher land valuations and corrected maps
The Worth County grand jury, presided by Judge W N Spence, endorsed a special committee report that tax digest values be raised as the fair and just figures for 1905. They found many lands not listed for taxation and urged the ordinary to provide an accurate map and for taxpayers to specify lot counts. The panel also urged road repairs and adjourned court to the April term.
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Worth County
Negro Will Not Get The Place Against Baltimore Appointment
Washington reports prominent Maryland Republicans were assured the president will not extend the Newark style Negro appointment to Baltimore. After pressure for Henry B. Cummings, a top Roosevelt supporter, the White House announced that he will not get the collector ship, with selection to favor a white appointee acceptable to business interests.
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Jou
Ohi
Washington
Baltimore
Andersen
Newark
New York
Henry 8. Cummings
Roosevelt
Chicago
William F. Stone
Republican National Committee
Stone
Maryland
White House
Cummings
Georgia Stone for Building Georgia Stone for Building
Special dispatch says Georgia likely to win the contract to furnish stone for the new district of Columbia municipal building. Harry Dewar of Blue Ridge Marble Co. is the lowest bidder. Commissioners West and Biddle will visit Georgia quarries and Savannah buildings to inspect marble use. Contract value for stone about six hundred thousand dollars.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
District of Columbia
Georgia
Harry Dewar
Blue Ridge Marble Company
West
Biddle
Savannah
North
Montgomery Defeated by New York Americans in Park Game
Montgomery Alabama March 1 The Montgomery team of the Southern League lost 4 to 1 at Athletic Park. Pitching by Hogg and McDonald for Montgomery against Clark Griffiths New York Americans. Batteries: Montgomery McDonald Hogg O'Brien New York Newton Puttmann McGuire.
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Hogg
McDonald
Montgomery Baeball Club
Montgomery
Ala
Athletic Park
Clark Griffith
New York Americans
O'Brien
New York
Newton
Puttmann
McGuire
Park Board Row Up Again Today At City Council
The park committee will meet at 10 30 in the community room of City Hall to decide on ordinance actions referred from the park commission. Park board members may resign if the measure passes and seek a charter amendment to legalize their roles. Other committees including cemetery street and board of health meet today with various agenda items and funding requests.
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Park Commission
Park Committee of Council
Bilis
Park Board
Board of Park Commissioners
Park Commissioners
Park Committee
Cemetery Committee
Hilletra
Street Committee
Alderman Holland
Board of Health
Benson
Counteslman Patterson
Patterson
Hirsch
Kontz
T. H. Goodwin
North Avenue
Peachtree Street
Courtland Street
Grant Withins
Puddie
Lyman Hall
Georgia School of Technology
Fort Valley to Host Fifth Annual Sunday School Institute
Fort Valley Ga March 20 and 21 host the fifth annual convention of the Sunday school Institute of the Methodist church South. Rev T Lang pastor here has arranged for a large delegation with Dr H M Hamlin of Nashville guiding the training department. Indications point to a successful convention.
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Fort Valley
Marc
The
Methodist Church South
T . Lang
Methodist Church
H M. Hamib
Nashville
Atlanta Bowlers Win Decisive Fifth Match Over Memphis
The Atlanta bowling team at Bobby Walthour's alleys clinched the fifth and deciding match against Memphis by a pin, finishing 2515 to 2497. Individual scores listed include T Smith 293, Knight 530, Whitten 213, Wellworn 463, Eliott 587, and Womais 959 overall.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Bobby Walthour
Smith
Knight
Whitten
Eliott
Wotais
Mothers Choose Officers for National Congress of Mothers
The National Congress of Mothers of Lodi elected officers for the year. President Mrs Frederick Schott Philadelphia. vice presidents Mrs D O Mears Albany and others. corresponding secretary Mrs S C Grice Philadelphia. recording secretary Mrs J P Bronk Bridgeport. treasurer Mrs Louis K Gilson Wilmette. auditor Mrs Roger B McMullen Evanston. Elections were unanimous. The title changes to Founder for Mrs Theodore Birney of this city who helped establish the organization.
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Frederick Schaff
Philadelphia
Washington
National Congress of Mothers
Lodi
Frederick Schott
D. O'Mears
Albany
W. Murphy
Los Angeles
Cal
RR. Cotten
Bruce
5. C. Grice
WILLIS KING SERIOUSLY ILL
Willis A King milk inspector for the Atlanta Health Department is gravely ill at his home 99 Chapel Street with spinal meningitis He has served the city 33 years including five in the police and was the first sanitary inspector Reelected by the Board of Health he is 58 and has a large family friends hope for a swift recovery.
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Willis A. King
Atlanta
Gemotary
Chapel Street
King
Ilth
Board of Health
Campbell County
Herrera and Daly Fight to Draw in New Orleans
In New Orleans Aurelio Herrera and Tommy Daly boxed ten rounds at 190 pounds with a fast finish, the bout ending in a draw as both fighters remained fresh. Nearby, Gregson defeated Dirk Wolf by knockout in two minutes, and Kia Murphy stopped Frankie McHugh in two rounds. In London the House of Commons adopted Premier Balfour's motion on guillotine with 208 votes to 129.
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New Orleans
Aurelio Herrera
Tommy Daly
Daly
Hid Gregson
Dirk Wolf
New York
Frankie McHugh
Kia Murphy
Murphy
London
House of Commons
Balfour
Emperor to Visit Huns After Protracted Hungarian Crisis
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph will travel to Budapest on Sunday. The move aims to push a settlement of the long running Hungary crisis that has persisted since January 28. Both crown and Hungarian leaders remain firm, but the emperor’s presence may ease tensions if he feels a real chance to improve the situation.
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Vienna
Tmporor Francis Joseph
Budapest
Hungary
Crown
Peach crop ruined by severe late freeze across north Alabama
Reports from north Alabama indicate this year’s peach crop was ruined by last month’s severe weather. Sunshine recently dried buds that began to open before the freeze, contrasting with last year’s strong peach harvest. Also notes on obesity treatment trends and a Newport News arrest for passing a forged check.
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Birmingham
Ala
North Alabama
Norfolk Pins Association Reaffirms Lumber Grades Policy
At a Norfolk meeting the North Carolina Pins Association decided not to implement the previously discussed advance on higher grade manufactured lumber, keeping current grade levels. Captain Jor1. Roper was reelected president and John K Walker reelected first vice president, with E Fosburghs, J. Wilkerson, and Maxwel l Anderson chosen as vice presidents representing their states.
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Norfolk
Carolina Pins Association
Jor
Roper
John K Walker
E, Fosburghs
Virginia
J. A. Wilkerson
North Caroli
Maxwell Anderson
South Carolina
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MUSE
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Methodist Sunday School Institute
Willis King
Cmael Furniture Co
Whitehall St
Gross Tailoring Company
South
Joe Gross
Nic
Tor
Marietta
Peachtree St
Marietta St
Obesity In
America
Berlin
Gerhardt
Charlit Hospital
Jong
Looky
Cocke Sam
Newport, News
John Rodgers
John Roddy
Newport Naval Capital
Sormants Ratings Bank
Mfempals
Enn
Harper & Brothers
William Ashe
Mrs. Humphry Ward
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