Thomasville and Jeryl Island Trip of a President
March 24 report from Thomasville discusses President McKinley showing real physical improvement during a healthful stay, the Hobart visit making a favorable impression, Mrs McKinley’s lively participation, and Secretary Cortelyou’s central role in handling office-seeker communications while the party rests.
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Jos. Ohi
Thomasville
McKinley
White House
Hanna
Cal
Storma
Hobart
Washington
Senator Ganna
Pingy Woods
Cortelyou
Bearstary Cortelyou
Jegson
Thomasville Ward
Saaoh
Bome
Mistrial Declared in Mrs Hughes Case Discharges Jury
Greenville March 6 A jury in the Hughes case reported a mistrial this morning with the defendant not present in court. Judge Townsend had been summoned as the foreman indicated a divided verdict and the panel was discharged.
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Greenville
B.C
Gome
Elesp
Constitution
Waldrop
Hughes
John Chaffin
Sha
Dean
Weeti
Ike
Koma Fatipas Mimder Canes
Debates and Juries Stir Brunswick and Manila News
The article recounts Brunswick political figures like Hanna and Croker, a carnival of partisan crowds and a dead ringer tale. It shifts to a mistrial in a Georgia case, then reports on Mrs Hughes and courtroom events. It ends with wartime dispatches from the Philippines, detailing MacArthur’s advance, insurgent resistance, and incoming U.S. reinforcements for General Otis near Manila.
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Inp Tcom
Eli
Brunswick
Hanna
de Lor
Henator Hanna
Raymond
Ohio
Ics Hmself
S Taq
Jake Beach
Dick Croker
Mark Hanna
Atlanta
Jimpsie
Schley
Georgia
Jhapaie Ap & .Hunter
Simpato Schley
Jekyl
Grob
Jitopale
Braija
Malabon Fire Battle Reported with Casualty Update
Washington dispatch describes heavy shelling of Malabon by United States gunboats with Filipino defenders withdrawing. Casualties rise with 45 dead and 15 wounded since engagement began. General Otis reports progress as ships repair rail lines and push insurgents from open country under Arthur commands.
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Penny
Utah
Lissy Artilahry
Parker Hall
Pitts
John T. Wheeler
John Connelsaan
United States
Malaben
Colonel Henry C Egbert Dead at End of Long Army Career
Washington reports Colonel Henry C Egbert among the killed. A Pennsylvania native, he began service in 1861 and rose to brigadier general of volunteers before a late career in the regular army. He fought in Gettysburg and Bethenda Church and commanded the Twenty-second Infantry at San Juan Hill. He was respected as a capable, high minded officer.
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Philippines
Bebert
Santiago
San Juan
Otis
MacArthur
Newcanavan
Meiklejohn
Corbin
Polo
Malolos
War Department
Otisa
Malabon
Moerklefohn
Long
Dewey
Manila
Bheridan
Mantin
Otto
San Francisco
Emily
Ative
Pennsylvania
Washington
Henry Cegbert
Twaitth Infantry
Gettysburg
Woa
Bethenda Church
Seventeenth Infantry
Sixth Infantry
Banting
Twenty-second Infantry
Charles A. Wilcott
San Juan Hill
Mania
Debert
Egbert
Talept
Mystery Prince Loewenstein Wer theim and Manila death
London dispatch reports Prince Ludwig Karl Loewenstein-Wer theim went missing after marriage to Lady Anne Enville. Rumors place him in the Philippines, suspected as a German agent, with claims of his aid to various sides. Seattle reports Captain George H. Fortson mortally wounded at Manila. Maurica Krayenbuhl born in Minnesota, later a captain in the subsistence department, cited for bravery saving Pennsylvania volunteers under heavy fire.
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Washington
Ludwig Karl Loewenstein-Wertheim
No Ifttle
London
Associated Preay
Prings
Anne Enville
Earl of Hexborough
Manila
Philippines
Frany
Montejo
Furethey
Miler
Ludwig
Jiang
Seattle
Wash
George H. Fortson
Fliat Washington
Thiig City
Elberton
Kriyenbuh
Maurica
Krayenbuh
Ottena
Minnesota
Krayenbuhl
Platogos
Third Artilery
Krayentuh
Kerzeler
Thareacus
Pennsylvania
Death of prominent Morehead broker and promoter in Cincinnati
Harry B. Morehead a longstanding local broker and promoter and former president of The Commercial Gazette Company died today in Cincinnati Ohio. He spent many years in New York and London connected with railway interests.
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Morehead
Cincinnati
Harry B. Morehead
Commercial Gazette Company
New York
London
Birmingham mayoral race stirs political chatter
In Birmingham in 18 wards, two candidates are running for mayor while ward races show one to four contenders. Local gossip highlights the evolving campaign dynamic and expected competitive outcomes.
Birmingham Primary Campaign Heats Up in Race
Birmingham March 2 special report notes Democratic mayoral and aldermanic primaries set for April 4 with ten opponents and May election. Two mayoral candidates are Rows C. Smith and Mel Drennan, both young and active in city affairs. Campaigns focus on fairness and local influence, with party leaders and managers identified. Also covered is growing trust talk in the district and a funeral notice for David Brown, brother of Attorney General Charles G. Brown, plus a brief on bicycle licenses and a Washington-related address by Booker T. Washington.
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Birmingham
Asp
Rows C. Smith
Mel Drennen
Polderane
Io W. J. Pearce
Aldermen
Drennan
B. M. Allen
Bay of the
Getna Warra
Fn Dt
Federal Steel Company
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Company
Fist
Thig
Ghomas
Ala
Pratt City
Mile
Iliestone
Alabama
Carnegies
Brown
David Brown
Charles G. Brown
Brown Geis
J. M. Falmer
Montgomery
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Dave Brown
Louisville
Nashville
Oak High Cemetery
Seataria 7
Tod Aay
Woodlawn Wright Cateners
Columbus, Ga
Was & Penent
Sleeper Cars Run Atlanta to Savannah via Two Railways
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars operate between Atlanta and Savannah via Southern Railway and Georgia and Alabama Railway. Departure from Atlanta is daily at 10 50 PM with an arrival at Savannah at 8 40.
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Pullman
Atlanta
Savannah
Southern Railway
Georgia and Alabama Railway
Arkansas Track Opens With 300 Horses for Meeting
Little Rock hosts Arkansas Jockey Club spring meeting starting next Thursday and running to April 6. About 100 more horses expected, two year olds show strong class led by Mace Marie, derby prospects strong with a large field, officials and bookmakers lined up, notable attendees arriving at hotels.
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Little Rock
Ark
Macek
Eluie Rock
Arkansas Jockey Club
Mace Marie
King Regent
Jur Murlin
Sdinturgh
Bensdler
Unaightly
Sir Kingston
Marcia Boy
Bis Fizhuga
Reversal Athera
Arkanas
Mone B
Sir Blast
Leo Pinnier
Lilly Paxwon
the Trimmer
Bert Davis
Ondmestuc
Mad Anthony
Exception
Hardy Pardes
Golden Standard
Mabel W
Bea Lion
Captain Tiles
BL Louis
William Brien
Caldwell Gate
B. B. Apperson
Are Shaping Up At Memphis Horses At Montgomery Park
Memphis Tenn March day was bleak yet 2900 visitors attended Montgomery Park to view the horses. Attentions split between three year olds entering the Tenneapee Derby and the Montgomery handican candidates, with strong interest in both groups.
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Montgomery Park
Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery
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