Bomb Plot to Assassinate Knox Uncovered in Nicaragua
New Orleans reports state Nicaragua uncovered a plot to kill Secretary of State Knox during his visit. Thirteen dynamite bombs were found under railway tracks between Posoltoga and Chileaipa with a battery link, to be used as evidence against conspirators. Several suspects, including Zalayan liberals, are detained awaiting investigation.
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New Orleans
Nicaragua
Knox
Bluefields
Corinto
Managua
Managus
Bembe
Chilamats
Leon
la Ceiba
Posoltoga
Chiehleaipa
E Dario de Nicaragua
Diaz
Hrhox
Mr Knox
Mr. Knox
Grace
Cannon
Revolutionary Army
Zelaya
Grand jurors decline to act in Atlanta case
The report details Mrs Grace fleeing Atlanta after bond was set for assault with intent to murder. Court officials and prosecutors dispute the escape claim while noting the husband’s condition and possible murder charge if he dies. Prosecutors say they opposed bond. detectives say they were blindsided by her departure.
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N. A. Sanford
Grace
Atlanta
Bond
Lamar HH
J. A. Branch
Ridley
Mr. Grace
Branch
Washington Delays Coal Strike Talks Amid Delicate Mediation
President postpones planned conference with John Mitchell on coal issues citing delicacy. Nagel and Neill stay in touch as talks stall over mediation options. Separately, 200000 to 350000 miners in western states face possible April 1 shutdown as wage talks fail. White House cites no law for federal intervention. union demand includes ten cent per ton raise and shorter hours, operators propose a ten percent wage cut.
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Washington
John Mitchell
White House
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
New England
Charles Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Efftetala
Erdman
Congress
Neill
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. White
Prosecution Warning in Grace Bond Case
Attorneys discuss possible steps to contest Mrs Grace bond in a pressured pursuit of her return to stand trial. If bond challenged, a superior court review would test solvency of sureties and risk rearrest if not locatable. Remarks cite efforts by defense to gauge bondman finances and note signatures from J J Minouat and Le Gienki.
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Mrs. Grace
Atney Moore
J. J. Minouat
le Gienki
Atlanta Real Estate Notes and Transfers Across 1911
A long list of property deals, deeds, and mortgages in Atlanta details new construction by New South Side Building on South Pryor street, outlining site reuse from Byrd Printing building fire. It notes top-floor leases to Southern Bell for five years at about 2500 annually. Includes numerous deed transfers, mortgage entries, building permits, and notices of births and deaths across city districts with names, street addresses, and dates.
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A. P. Morgan
Hapeville
Reuben R. Arnold
Jack J. Spalding
Byrd Printing Company
South Pryor Street
Forrest & George Acair
Southern Bell Telephone and Telgraph Company
Mary E. Cohen
A. G. Dallas
Carter and
Leach Street
I. P. Jamerson
W. T. Incon
Atde Virginie Avenue
Central Avenue
Smith
W. T. Thinn
St. P. Jamerson
Virginia Avenue
S. R. Moora
William Strong
Reed Strest
Point Peachties Company
2B. Wamith
Marietta Street
West End Heighta Land Company
Eva G. Garmmage
Hopking Street
Greensterry Avenue
College Park Land Company
Mary
Sevbert
Mercerave—nne
Hemphill Street
W. T. Asntor
Mitte Williams
Bedford Plane
Marritty
Linden Avenues
Bedford Place
John Brown
Sadle
Dergstrom
George A. Richards
Sims Street
Sherman
Mary McGulvrey
J. J Crawford
City
Gartrell Street
Perth Five
Nsighfort
George Palmer
Virgi
Ashland Avenue
John F Gradley
R EK O' Kelley
White Street
Lot
L. H. Fain
W P Fain
Baker Street
Wilton Ferry Pond
Isadore Sweet
Abraham Landaw
Mary BR. Lovell
Fair Street
Weat View
Bessigo G
Callie G
Willama
Georgia Investment (Incorporated
Simon Loeb
Lake Avenue
Lowr National Bank of Atlanta
Southern Flour and Grain Compact
Hirsch Bros
The Right Sort of Man for Commercial Success
Observations on career progress highlight that sticking to the right path, continual improvement, courtesy, honesty and good health drive success. A 35 year old with modest clerical starts may stagnate, while a peer with steadfast focus earns far more. The recipe: the right man with the right employer, mutually boosting success.
Blinding Snow Disrupts North Central States
A blinding storm of snow and sleet across the north central states halts transportation and communications as trains struggle and telegraph lines fail. Within a 160 to 400 mile radius of the Great Lakes five to seven inches fall, with winds up to 60 mph. Territorial ice and cold snap follow a temporary warm spell.
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Chicago
North Central States
Great Lakes
Train Robbers Elude Posses Near Corinth Mississippi
Five men halted Mobile and Ohio train No 4 near Corinth and fled after dynamiting the express safe, valued over 30000 dollars. Train crew restrained. no passengers harmed. Detectives and local posses scoured the wooded Tuscumbia bottoms but found no trace, with officials tight lipped on loot. The robbers allegedly tied to a prior heist near Rock Island, Memphis.
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Corinth
Miss
Tuscumbia
Railroad and Express Company
Mobile and Ohio
Express Company
Iebbers
McKinley
Wilder
Kaufman
Willder
Snoddy
Rock Island
Memphis
Won't Want It Is Uncle Dead and Reputation Questioned
A terse dialogue pivots on an uncle's death and the size of his estate. The exchange cobbles humor from mishearings and wordplay, implying concern over wealth while insisting on character. An antique stage flavor frames a moral quip about reputation versus return.
Allen's Foot-Ease and Georgia Charter Notice Digest
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet, claiming comfort for dancing and new shoes. The rest is a dense Georgia public notice multipart, detailing a proposed Columbus ChattaHOOCHEE Valley & Gulf Railway charter with capital, route and county projections, plus numerous Fulton County probate and guardianship notices, administration bids, and court actions.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmated
le Rey
Ghorgia
Muscogee County
Philip Cook
Josiah Flournoy
J. Johson Williams
LH Chappell
Arthur Bussey
P J Willams
L &F Humber
Henry R Gorthlus
T T. Miller
E P. Owsley
Mugcogee
Ino D Lilite
Fulton County
General Assembly of Georgia
Columbus, Chattahoocehem Valley & Gulf Railway Company
Chattahoochee River
Georgetown
Quitman
Atlanta
Georgia
Fulton
Stewart
Chattahoocher
Muscogee
Harris
Troup
Heard
Coweta
Campbell
City of
Columbus
State of Georgia
Johnson Williams
L. H. Chappell
Humber
Henry R
Goetchius
T. Miller
B PF
Owslex
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Shipments Report
Naval Stores across Savannah Charleston and Jacksonville report turpentine firm sales around 49 to 50 percent with receipts and shipments in hundreds of barrels. Rosin prices and window glass values listed, with varied stock levels and district figures for March 20. Basins and firms show notable activity and several price points such as water white turpentine near 7.60 and rosin around 6.80 to 6.92 per barrel.
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Ogleaby Grocery Company
Aldernacy
Ideal
Armaif Hammer
Rumford
Royal
Hosford's
Success
Lima
Fairy
Boruton
DeVoe's
Duke
Bull Durham
Victory
Star Navy
Croker
Battle Ax
Gravely
Double Eagle
Schnapps
Brown Mule
de Franklin Elgare
Jared Frutt
Adams’ Pepsin
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Fla
Assignee's Sale of Brown's Drug Store in Newnan Ga
H. H. North assignee will auction 19 1912 at 10 o clock bid on Brown's Drug Store stock sundries appliances and fixtures in Newnan Georgia. Inventory open for viewing and lease on building may be sold with the business. Cash on delivery and a $400 certified check with each bid. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Brown’s
Brown & H Brooks
Newnan
Georgia
H. H. North
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