Midland City Hotel Company Wins Judgments in Macon
The Midland City Hotel Company, planning a half million dollar hotel at Third and Cherry, sued multiple stock subscribers in Macon city court and obtained judgments against Charles Bebakas, A. Lang, J. K. Vanhouten, F. E. Ansley, George S. Riley & Son, and F. W. Hazlehurst. Settlements occurred in several other cases.
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Macon
Midland City Hotel Company
Third
Cherry
George S. Riley & Son
F. W. Hazlehurat
Judge Warns of Caution in Marriage Nuptial Banter
Dialogue from a newspaper page shows Mrs Newlywed asking about constant vigilance and Mrs Oldwed replying grimly that she watches from night until morning. The exchange reflects social attitudes toward marriage and fidelity in period language.
Humphreys Seventy-Seven Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
A historical medical ad touts Humphreys Seventy-Seven for treating grippe influenza symptoms including fever cough sore throat and chest soreness. It claims early use shortens illness and preventive effect during outbreaks and offers 25 cents price plus mail order from Humphreys Homeo Med Co at Willam and Ann Streets New York.
14 Days to Register for Georgia Primary 1912
Georgia voters have fourteen days to qualify for voting in the state primary and all elections through the regular state election on October 2. Registration closes April 2 at midnight. those on local tax collector books by then may vote, while late registrants cannot.
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Georgia
Akerman Expected to Receive Commission Monday
Macon Ga March 16 Special Alexander Akerman whose appointment as United States district attorney for the western division of the southern district of Georgia was confirmed by the Senate on Wednesday expects to receive his commission from President Taft Monday He will then submit his recommendation to fill the vacancy in the office of assistant district attorney which he formerly held No indication as to the successor in that post is given Municipal Alligators Deemed to End City Pool T he city of Macon has released its alligators from the city hall pool to prevent damage to light globes They were taken to Crump s park lake where they now reside Busy Court Day In Macon Thirty five criminal cases were disposed of Judge Robert Hodges heavy fines imposed on several negro gamblers acquittals in others Will Henry a negro received a year in the stockade for beating a mule
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Macon
Alexander Akerman
United States
Southern District of Georgia
United States Senate
Taft
Akerman
Chapman
Street
Crump
Robert Hodges
Will Henry
Wilson
Professor Wilson
Eee ‘Gaynor
Aton
Por
Hyde Parker Love Triangle on the Lakefront
In Chicago two women banter about Mrs Hyde Parker and her plan to marry Miles Lakefront’s Parker, noting she had many eligible suitors. The exchange hints at a dramatic social maneuver as she aims to marry them all, starting with Parker as the “best one.”
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Chicago
Hyde Parker
Miles Lakefront
Mr. Parker
Lakeshore Driver
Parker
Businessman urged to expand to meet keen competition
A promotional note urges entrepreneurs to open doors to thousands of subscribers already using the service. It highlights favorable price quality and efficiency of connection with fire departments schools police and all county and city officers as a strategic advantage.
Call 309 Contract Department for procurement advice
A terse directive to contact the Contract Department at extension 309 to obtain guidance on procuring superior services or goods. The note implies seeking authoritative, higher-grade procurement input for a purchasing decision.
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Advan
Financier of Kaiser resigns his place
Berlin reports Adolph Wermuth imperial secretary of the treasury resigns his office. Kuehn appointed to succeed him. Wermuth faulted the finance system for army and navy expenditure and opposed new outlays without full recovery plans. The abolition of distillery tax exemptions expected to yield about 12.6 million dollars, affecting the military reform cost. Distillers cancel price lists and plan a March 19 meeting to discuss price increases amid proposed excise duty changes.
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Berlin
Adolph Wermuth
the Treasury
Kuehn
Herr Wermuth
Lokal Anzeiger
Distillers’ Organization
Minnie Cox Still Anxious For Broadway Footlights
Minnie Cox a sixteen year old Columbus Georgia girl remained determined to pursue a stage career despite her temporary custody back home with her mother. She stated she would run away at the first opportunity and would not be deterred from reaching the stage. Her sweetheart George McCane, jailed and released at headquarters, visited the station several times to see her. He offered no plans to discuss.
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Minniie Cox
Columbus
Minnie
Broadway
George McCane
Mir
McCans
Taxpayers Register at Govan's Cigar Store
A branch registration office opens at Govan's Cigar Store on the Peachtree Viaduct Monday morning under County Registrar Andy Stewart with Lucia Harris in charge. It stays open until April 2 to close the registration lists, aiding voters ahead of the May 1 county and presidential primaries.
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Govan
Peachtree Viaduct
Andy Stewart
Lucien Harris
Lsts
Gatty Sellars to Perform at Baptist Tabernacle
Gatty Sellars, of the Crystal Palace Music and Bestival Association, will give a free will offering organ recital at the Baptist Tabernacle this afternoon at 3:30 and again Monday night at 8:15. He recently closed a Canada tour and has performed in major auditoriums and churches. His program includes coronation magic, his own compositions, and chimes, under Brigham of New York and Chicago management.
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Gatty Sellara
Crystal Palace Musicad Bestival. Association
London
The
Baptist
Tabernacle
Eran
Brigham
New
York
Chicago
Hearst Denounces Wilson as Not a Democrat
Washington March 14 Hearst declares in The Washington Post that Professor Wilson is not a genuine democrat and that Gaynor is not a serious candidate. He argues Wilson distrusts the people, misaligns with Hamiltonian federalistic ideals, and cannot credibly claim democratic principles or electability.
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Washington
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Washington Post
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Atlanta Scottish Association
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Kiser
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Willam
Ann Sts
Atlanta Telephone & Telegraph Company
Kaiser
Govan’s Cigar Store
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Sellars
Baptist Tabernacle
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B. Stowe
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Gaynor
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New Jersey
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Jackson
Mr. Wilson
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Hamilton
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
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Bine
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