MUST BE HOBART
Thomasville Georgia March 23 President McKinley and Vice President Hobart spend the day in open air to strengthen health. They ride, drive, and dine at the country club. A drive and porch time punctuate a day of light business and socializing with Cortelyou, Chapin, Hanna, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
McKinley
Hobart
Tle
Cortelyou
Charles Chapin
Hanna
Garrett Hobart
Benator Hapne
Miss Hanna
Country Club
Jekyl Iajgn
Brepster Reed
Jekyl Ulam
Reed
Donna
Tallahasee
Bloxhem
Washington
Hanns
CAPTURE OF CALOOCAN LETTERS TIED TO INSURGENT GOVERNMENT
Washington reports U S forces seized Caloocan in Luzon Philippines and confiscated mail addressed to the insurgent government. Among the letters found are several to Agulmaido and officials, including a fiscal officer at Ancena Luzon. Postal Agent Vaile sent some mail to Acting Postmaster General Heath for examination.
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Washington
Caloocan
Philippines
Luzon
Uited
Agulmaido
Vaile
Manila
Heath
Agpinside
The
Treamify
Ancena
Pur Digestive Tablets Advertised as Best Indigestion Remedy
An old advertisement praises a digestive tablet claim ing to be the best and most effective for all indigestion forms. It touts pocket size convenience, long shelf stability, pleasant taste, and quick action after meals.
Guggenheim Denies Involvement In Smelter Trust
Philadelphian Samuel Guggenheim, retiring from an orient trip, denies reports that Guggenheim Sons firms will join the newly formed smelter trust. He says the trust’s proposed 12.2 million stock allotment would not finance the Guggenheims’ plants. He notes their mines and smelters in Pueblo, Perth Amboy, Monterey, and Agua Callantes, and says the firm declined an invitation to participate in the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Samuel Guggenheim
Philadelphia Smelting and Refining Company
Orient
M. Guggenheim Sons
Guggenheim
Pueblo
Cal
Perth Amboy
N. J
Monterey
Mexico
Aguae Callantes
Guggenheims Bla
United Sates
Amelter Trust
Tle
Kini
Admiral William McKinley Letter Praises Sampson in Promotion Talk
Washington March 23. President responds to Mia Tetteve regarding advancement for naval officers after Cuba campaign. McKinley commends Rear Admiral W T Sampson for leadership during Spanish American War, noting blockade of Cubs and destruction of the Spanish fleet. He says Sampson earned Senate consideration for promotion and expresses high appreciation for his services.
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Ent
Washington
Maren
Samsproppas
Mia Tettve
Rom
Siti Ir
Wart Indies
Senate
Wwilliam McHinley
W. T. Sampson
United Stated
Navy
United States Naval/Force
Edward Atkinson on spontaneous combustion in Windsor fire
Boston March 2 Edward Atkinson economist in an interview proposed that the Windsor hotel fire originated by spontaneous combustion gas buildup over time. He linked multiple earlier fires in the building to the same cellular design and urged aromatic sprinkler heads to flood ceilings and walls to protect life.
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Edward Atkinson
Boston
Windsor Hotel
New York
Mr. Atkinson
Atkinson
Windsor
Bush & Building
Rom
Walla
Quean Ashemely To Adjourn Informed By Island Reports
In a brief session, Quevada Receives trustworthy information from the Island. Warrington and Merch Advices from Cabs reached Senor Quesada. He states he will clear Uewey during the judgment, while awaiting the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quevada
Warrington
Merch
Cabs
Senor Quesada
Uewey
Bryan Speaks in Birmingham on Politics and Beliefs
William J. Bryan visited Birmingham with crowds from nearby towns gathering at the Auditorium. He toured the district on a special train, drew a large reception at the Mortis hotel, and spoke for exactly three hours before an audience of more than 400, discussing current political issues and the Belmont New York banquet.
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Birmingham
Als
William J. Bryan
Artisena
Perry Belmont
Bryan
New York
Gates May Be President Of Alabama Constitutional Convention
Montgomery March 3 Special Efforts are being made to induce Former Governor Oates to become a candidate for president of the constitutional convention. He may consent as delegates from his old senatorial district urge him to preside. Oates has the matter under consideration after learning of the call yesterday.
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Montgomery
Ala
Oates T
Oates
Destruction of Montezuma University by Fire in Bessemer
Defective flue caused a blaze at Montezuma University in Bessemer, destroying the building. Forty pupils escaped, the structure valued near 100000 with 1000 insurance. the former hotel site now tied to Bessemer Land and Improvement Company. A motorman named Willoughby was killed by a trolley pole while a car moved rapidly through Birmingham.
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Montesumea University
Birmingham
Ala
Montezuma Unniversity
Bessemer
Polow
Bessemer Land -and.Improvement Company
Cest
Ale
I. A. Willoughby
Acme
Harteelle's Convention in Decatur Alabama Nominates Delegates
At the county convention in Decatur on March 28 Samuel Blackwell received all seventeen ballots for delegate to the constitutional convention. Judge J C Geyster won the fourteenth ballot. With forty three Draper allies and twenty six Shackelford supporters, lack of tendership altered outcomes as Draper votes shifted. Delegates chosen to represent the county in the state convention were Joe Crawford, J M Simpson, A A Oden, Andrew Patterson, L P Troup, A F Murray and C E Albes.
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Harteelle
Decatur
Ala
Hartaelle
Samuel Blackwell
J. C . Geyster
Meitat
D. Ws Draper
Joseph Shackelford
Shackelford
Joe Crawford
J. M. Simpson
A. A.oden
Andrew Patterson
L. P. Troup
A. F. Murray
C. E .Albes
Deals Announce Mill Construction and Shop Expansion at Decatur
Two major deals close in Decatur Alabama on March 2. A cotton mill project secures land and a six month build and operation timetable. The Loula villa and Nashville railroad Cook Lowrie contract plans expand shops to about double capacity, creating at least 450 new jobs.
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Decatur
Ala
Tammoth
Loulavilla and Nashville
Am’ Cook & Lowrie
Montgomery
Cook & Lowrie
Nashvile
Decatur’ Land Company
Late Edward Austin Will Grants Millions to Schools
Boston March 23 The will of Edward Austin was admitted to probate, bequeathing 11.1 million dollars to public schools and universities. Public bequests include 600 dollars for general teaching aid, 20,000 to Harvard Medical School, and 100,000 to a New England institute.
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Boston
Edward Austin
Pablo “Dacities
Massachusetts Institute of Thare
Harvard
bin Terea
Harvard Medical School
Rew
Agian
Beauty in Greenville Court Case Trial for Life
The case of Mrs. Martha Hughes, accused of murdering her husband, opened in Greenville with witnesses testifying to frequent quarrels and a fatal shooting on November 18 1888. Prosecution sought delay but the judge denied. Witnesses described Hughes in a stylish black dress and the crowd gathered to see the dramatic proceedings.
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Solletter Ansel
J. A. Mooney
Adaysworth
Mettle Hughes
Obada
Ward“Kerebles
Sind
Venice
John Dickson
George W. Hudges
Mattie
Greers
Hughes
Leo
Tod Hughes
Uttle Leo
Phoof Papa
Tha Dock
Fred
Mir
Fragmented OCR Entry on Person and Event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Fredoun and a death related note with unclear context and numbering. The readable portion is insufficient to identify a clear event, location, date, or organizations.
Trial progress in George Hughes case ends week with dying declaration threat
The defense relies on an accident theory as Leon, the sole eye witness, may testify while the dying declaration of George Hughes is to be introduced. Judge’s rulings have favored the defense and a large crowd witnesses a poignant street scene as the fall defendant nears jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hughes
Leon
Father
Tim
Hughes
Jes
Halt Caine
Hfteen
Spanish Warship Baracoa Added to US Navy
The navy department reports the gunboat Baracoa, sunk near Guantanamo, has been towed into Santiago and added to the American navy. It is a useful patrol vessel larger than Sandoval and Alvarado, mounting a 26 to 27 caliber Hontoria gun and two machine guns. The Cristobal Colon salvage project continues, with Swedish engineers preparing cost estimates and expressing confidence in success.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sentiago
Guantanamo
Santiago
Sandoval
Alvarado
Washington Navy Yard
Cristobal Colon
Sweden
Extra Pay for Volunteers In Civil War Service
Comptroller of the Treasury in Washington on March 23 clarifies that he cannot express an official opinion on extra pay for volunteers in wartime service. Claimants are advised to present their cases to the auditors of the War or Navy departments depending on their branch of enlistment.
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Comptroller of the Treasury
Washington
Spein
Navy
Barred Dividends Paid to Breadman’s Savings Depositors
Comptroller Dawes reports the 1398 act revived barred dividends at Breadman’s Savings and Trust. About 127 claims paid, ranging from 2% to $73, totaling around $1,700. average payment near $18, likely lower as small claims arrive.
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Prédambia Savings and Trust
Gettfigy Honey
Washington
Mafep’ i Pading
Dawes Haas
Udit
Breadman's Savings and Trust Company
American School Furniture Company Organized With Big Capital
Wabash Indiana reports the formation of the American School Furniture Company with capital stock of 9.5 million dollars. The organization absorbed twelve large manufacturing plants across the nation. Samuel Lawrence is named president and James Summerfield secretary, both New Yorkers. The corporation is organized under New Jersey law.
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American School Furniture Company
Wabash, Ind
Capital
Artioleg of Association
Samuel Lawrence Oa
James Summerfield
New Jersey
Cast Iron Pipe Trust Finalized in New York
Chattanooga Tenn March 2 Special Information reached this city that the big cast iron pipe trust has been consummated in New York with final details settled today. Local company stock, among the largest in the combination, was formally transferred to the new company by Morgan Llewellyn who remains in New York watching the interests of local stockholders. The transfer does not affect the plant beyond new management. The plant buildings have been expanded with improved machinery and moved to larger facilities.
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Big Cast Iron Pipe Trust
Chattanooga
Tenn
New York
Morgan Llewellyn
Lips Come In The Penitentiary: Lipscomb Convicted Doctor
The oldest inmate to enter the state penitentiary begins a life sentence for murder. Dr W H Lipscomb of Hempstead county, nearly seventy five, was convicted of poisoning Charles Stewart whose wife held an insurance policy in Lipscomb’s favor. The case drew wide notice and links to the Holmes murder case.
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Kemper County
Jackson
Holmes
Maya
Treaty of Berlin in Great Danger
American representatives actions sustain by the admiral amid Berlin anxiety over the Apia incident. German, British, and American officials weigh consular authority and naval powers under the Berlin treaty as tensions threaten a possible renewal of the Paris accord clash.
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Berlin
Washington
Sarch
Ith Lnstant
Rose
Germany
Kaul
Kautsbaa
Samos
Amatasi Ianuary
Department of Slatte
Kautz
Apia
United States
Luther Osborn
Bhmaell
Sturdy
Apla
Mase
Apts
Willy
Donaul
Gathek
Emoa
Baris
Local Rome firm forms for new river boat project
A Rome based company organized to construct a new sixty five by eleven foot boat. Work starts in days. Vessel to be a handsome river craft with a twelve horse power engine created locally. A stock company with paid capital, aims to run expeditions and hunting parties along the Coosa or Costanaula rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome, Sr
To & A
Alxteem Sta
Costanaula
Fire destroys barn near Ze Tallah in Griffin area
A barn belonging to W. B. Crowder, near Ze Tallah, Griffin, burned on the night of March 1. Three fine horses were lost, plus a two-horse wagon, a buggy, a mule, 20 bushels of corn, fodder and hay. Cause unknown but suspected arson.
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Griffin Ga
W. B. Crowder
Zetalla
Wort Ge and ety Fen gin een tere tt
A brief, unclear OCR fragment appears to reference names or terms in Dutch or Dutch-like text. No clear event, person, or place is identifiable to summarize into a factual newspaper item.
Digby Bell Fails in Bankruptcy Petition Over Losses
Chicago March 1 Digby Bell filed a bankruptcy petition seeking relief from liabilities totaling 27080 with no assets. He cites an unsuccessful season that led to See Hursts production being dropped and the company disbanded. Berlin March 4 Professor Robert Koch will join a tropical expedition to study malaria and the reichstag approves 6000 marks for the project.
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Chicago
Digby Bell
Ixteg Plas
Hurst
Tun
Koch Goss
Berlin
Robert Hoch
German Cholera Commission
Egypt
India
Tropics
Reichstag
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Ashemely
Belmont
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Mina
Monte
Mas P. Renee
Walnut St
Buffalo
N.Y
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T* Tripod Paint Co
Alabama
Atlanta, GA
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Tal Ell & Ubilé Autery
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Tor Wash
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Arington National Cemetery
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