Carnegie Gift Pledges 2000 Yearly Library Support for Tech School
Andrew Carnegie agrees to donate 2000 annually to sustain the library at the School of Technology, with the institution providing 2000 per year for staff and upkeep. The plan includes expanding quarters for a 4000-volume collection and supporting six hundred students. The board of trustees will consider the offer at their April meeting.
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Andrew Carnegie
Wibrary
Tme Tt
Technological School
K G Mathewson
Tevanological School
Reed
Carnegies
Wethewson
Mous Philanthepstir
Professor Mathewson
Vicarnegies
L. B Bertram
Urars
Board of Trustees
Ad Ict
Tranny School
Lbrarans
Two Children Run Over and Citizenship Forfeiture Report
Two children are injured by a motorcycle and a bicycle in Savannah setting. A motorcyclist and a cyclist are fined for fast riding. A group of Greek citizens forfeits American citizenship after admitting false naturalization papers. Court actions and names reflect local crime and naturalization cases.
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Recorder Broyles
Fas
Parker Street
Alonzo Andersem
Missenger
Iva Street
Savannah
Ga Mareh
Tore Grevh
Norway
Nick Barbour
Peter J Barbour
Andrew Doakes
Jim Parlikot
Mick Staioul
Peter G Eteopele
Antonio Manus Rison
Wicholaue
John Drosopolos
Lea Maree
S~vck
Georginos Karles Pandos
George Panagapoulag
Hop Harvest Outlook in Oregon for 1905 Season
The Yearly Hop Harvest report from Portland tracks the 1905 Oregon crop. An estimated 13 00 bales remain in the state with shipments reaching 18 300 bales. Roots wintered in Ard and new acreage will bear this year. Gregor expects 125 000 to 140 000 bales in the fall.
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Portland
Salem
Bates
Oregon
Wil
Gregor Wil
Fragmentary ad copy on medicine sale and instructions
The readable fragments advertise a pill or medicine in plain packaging upon receipt of cash and a dollar. The text hints at a wartime or generic health product with vague claims of force or efficacy and lists unknown proprietors and contact prompts.
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Wea
Horsfords Acid Phosphate Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement fragment touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a stimulant for healthy action and relief from constipation sick headache and malaria. It appeals to general wellness and urges use for rapid improvement.
Great Dearth of Labor Strikes Railroads in Famine
In a grim report, railroads face a labor famine as 25,000 workers are needed in northern and southern regions to advance construction. Eastern lines report exhausted labor supply while 10,000 are needed by the Western Pacific for Goulding to southern California. Wages range from $2 to $225 a day for unskilled labor with steady work possible as cold season approaches next fall.
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Northwestern
Western Pacific
Gouldling
Mn Agrin
Advertising as a last resort for manufacturers
Makers who view advertising as a final resort hope to save large enterprises with modest ad spend. A $300 ad aimed at a $500000 business may prove costly, while a 5 percent slice of a $500000 budget can boost paying capacity and profits from advertising. The Curtis Publishing Company emphasizes aiding manufacturers who rely on The Lapies' Home Journal in their campaigns.
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Lapies’ Home Journal
Halfhearted Hold Up At 85 Courtland Street
A bold street chic held Hawkins at 85 Courtland Street as he entered the front hall after dusk. Bill Burnett, a white man with police trouble, grabbed Hawkins by the throat, demanded money, and fled the scene before officers arrived, while bystanders froze and a panic spread among women and children.
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Courtland Street
J S$ Hawkins
Courtland
Bill Burnett
Albart Allen
Hawkins
Burnett
Halsey and
Dorsett
Penny Law
Masons Bring Van Amburgh Circus to Atlanta for Benefit
Masons from across the state will send delegations to Atlanta for the first six performances of the Van Amburgh circus. The shows, under Masonic auspices, benefit Masonic enterprises. The circus is wintering in Atlanta, in its fifty-eighth year, with opening performances set for April 6 and 7 featuring two shows daily.
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van Amburgh
Atlanta
Efteng
Rich Southern ore and coal wealth touted by experts
Richard H Hamonds editor of The Manufacturers Record visits Mecklenburg hotel for a month. He highlights southern ore discoveries in Alabama, immense coal and iron output, and the potential for a Gulf railroad. He notes Southern wealth surpasses Britain and Germany per claims of regional authorities.
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Chase City
Richard H Hamonds
Manufacturers Record of
Baltimore
Mecklenburg Hotel
Camonds
Aiip
Aliens and Widdendorf
Deyref
Augusta
Gulf
Alabama
Angeron
Gray Ore Iron Company
Mesit
Michigan
Tried States Steel Corporation
Bush
Alabama Convolidated Coal and Iron Compan
Douglas H Gorden
International Trust Company
Bddmonds
Edmonds
South Inn
United States Geological Survey
Virginia
South
Great Britain
Germany
Pennsylvania
Yat Fa
The
John Skelton Williams
J VW Middendorf
West
California
New York
New England
International Power Company
Newark
Bridgeport
American Locomotive Company
International Power Companys
Southern Industry Growth and New Power Plant Moves
The article notes Corliss engines and machinery built for southern cotton mills and streetcars, with a move toward a southern industrial center. It highlights International Power Company interests in Alabama consolidated coal and iron, and vehicles like automobile fire engines. It argues for southern agricultural independence and rising cotton production, with a policy shift potentially adding about 200 million dollars annually to the region. It emphasizes the south’s growing manufacturing, energy, and agricultural roles and the impact on cotton markets.
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Corliss
Southern
Turgea
South
Alabama
Alabama Consolidated Coa and Iron Company
International Power Company
Himsel
Vienna Primary Set for April 20 Nominate County Officers
The Democratic executive committee named Friday April 20 as the date to hold the primary for nominating county officers. Twenty three candidates seek the various offices. Special notices in the paper promoted health remedies and referenced local events but the primary item centers on the April 20 vote.
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Dooly
Vienna
Lhe Democratic Exective Committee
Doctor Drew His Revolver In Front Of Star Theater
Patrolman Englett testified that Dr Taylor and several young men argued loudly in front of the Star theater. Dr Taylor drew a pistol from his pocket, was disarmed, and held on a $100 bond for carrying a concealed weapon. A friend had urged the pistol’s use amid excess alcohol. The incident prompted a disorder charge.
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A C ‘Rator
Star Theater
Englett
Taylor
Traiior
Kaslor
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S Hawkins
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Footpad
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Jeke
Omeer Dorsett
Recorders Court
Masons
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Turner
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Trovil
Trust Company of Georgia
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EW Palmer
A Davis F Carroll Payne
CA Wickersham
T EK Glenn
W_& Eaoul
George Wansley
Joel Hurt
Ernest Woodin
Dr A. W Calhoun
R J Lowry
Chas A Conkitn
Waugh T Inman
A. C. Traylor
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St Louis
Quartermaster San Franisco
United States
Datriel Ahornes Devlin
Thomas Barr
Barry
Quartermaster Barry
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall Street Emporim
Washington
Sarmnorr
Tiderwar Org
Norw Spap Lea Abeive
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