Williams Rejects Wilson Nomination in Democratic Candidacy
Washington march 27 special George Fred Williams a Bryan ally from Massachusetts announces his candidacy as delegate at large and declares opposition to Woodrow Wilson's nomination. He argues Wilson cannot win the first ballot and will be dropped, signaling a major intra party clash amid Bryan's eastern supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Willliam J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Massachuetts
Bryan
Lincoln
Williams
George Fred Willams
Wilson
Franklin Court
Carnesville
Franklin Superior Court
DD. W. Meadow
Hooper Alexander
Decatur
J. T. Brown
Atlanta
Bowel Machine Repair Guide Fails to Resolve Clog
A humorous pamphlet notes that forceful hammering cannot fix a blocked bowel machine and warns that rough handling causes damage. It advocates a gentle, careful approach to clear the clog and restore smooth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Nature
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Hancock County Democratic Primary Set for May First
In Hancock county a Democratic voters meeting at the courthouse elected John M. Holmes chair and W. P. Beman secretary. The primary date for county officers is May 1, with several candidates, headlined by a heated race for representative between W. H. Burwell and Dr. Horace Darden. The piece notes Fitzgerald paving plans and other regional updates.
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Hancock
Sparta
Court House
John —M. Holmes
W. P. Beman
W. H. ‘Burwell
Horace
Darden
Progressive Democrats Challenge Wilson Candidacy
A speaker argues against Woodrow Wilson as Democratic candidate, recounting past writings from 1902 to 1907 that criticize organized labor and railroads, and recalling Bryan as the favored rival in 1908. The piece asserts Wilson’s leadership would betray progressive principles and urges voters to consider alternatives backed by local neighbors.
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Alleghenies
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Bryan
Woodrow Wison
Virginia Society
Democratic Party
la Follette
Mr. Bryan
Vetic
York March 275 4 baseball fan history study headline
York March 275 4 baseball fan compiles an exhaustive study of the game’s early history. It presents a unique set of the biggest mistakes in baseball, including trades, misplays, and manager decisions involving Mathewson, Marquard, and other era figures.
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York
Ite
Mathewaon
Cincinnati
Ruate
St. Louis
Miner Brown
Cubs
Sack Taylor
Lee De Forest Arrested on Fraud Indictment in California
San Francisco report says Lee De Forest of the American Wireless Telegraph Company was arrested at Palo Alto on an indictment from the Southern District of New York charging misuse of funds. Co defendants include James Dunlop Smith Samuel H. Darby Elmer E. Burlingame and the Ellsworth Company with alleged stock solicitation and misrepresentation of dividends and value of several Radio Telephone related firms.
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San Francisco
Lea de Forest
American Wireless Telegraph Company
Palo Alto
Cal
New York
James Dunlop Smith
Samuel HE. Darby
Elmer E. Burlingame
Ellsworth Company
de Forest
Hileworth Company
Jacal Agency Company
Radio Telephone Company
New York Corporation
Great Lakes Radio Telephone Company
Atlantis Radio Company
Pacific Radio Company
Arizona
Candidates Busy As Primary Nears In Georgia Camps
Cuthbert and surrounding areas report candidates for county offices hustling toward the April 3 primary. Delegates to Macon in May elected include J W Smith J T Robinson R B Trimmier and C A Smith as campaigns intensify. Farmers resume work after rains. Hendricks case dropped. ham and bacon supplies rise in Thomas County markets. Mrs Corra Harris to visit Athens for University Club address.
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Cuthbert
Jackets Lose Second Game Against College of P and S
The Atlante College of Physicians and Surgeons defeated Tech 6 to 4. Cooper sacrificed after runners on second and third, allowing a run on Attridge's wild throw. Sidney Holland homered and drove in three runs as the Jackets faltered mainly in the third inning. Holland brothers starred in hitting and fielding while Merrill energized short. Next after two prep games against Stone Mountain and Gordon, Tech aims to improve for college matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante College of Physicians and Surgeons
Tech
College Lade
Doctors
Jackets
Cooper
Pitts
Neve Drake
Holland Brothers
Sidney Holland
Harry
Sidney
Merrill
Stone
Mountain
Gordon
Scory
College of P. & 3S
Drake, Attridge
Montague
Byrd and
Parham
Watsons Wops After A Game
Crackers remain in the city as Hemphills and regulars head on a four game trip. A Saturday afternoon clash is planned at Fonce de Leon with college prep schools or local amateur teams. arrivals include Phelan Wolfe Howard Kerr McMurray Watson Johns Britton Walsh Revalle Gentle Sittan and Dessau.
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Hemphills
Fonce de Leon
Thea
Jules Watson
Phelan
Wolfe
Howard
Kerr
McMurray
Watson
Johns
Britton
Walsh
Revalle
Gentle
Sittan
Dessau
Hedges Sends Figgas Back to Houston Ball Club
St Louis March 27 President R L Hedges of the St Louis American League team today sent outfielder Bobby Figgas back to the Houston Texas club The local American League squad is expected here tomorrow from Montgomery Alabama
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St. Louis
R. L. Hedges
Bobby’ Figgas
Houston
Texas
Montgomery
Ata
Doves' Itinerary Across Cities and Dates Listed
Auguste Georgia to Boston Nation als trip outlines a travel route with stops in Columbia Washington Baltimore Jersey City Princeton and Norfolk from March 27 to April 10. The schedule lists dates in March and April across multiple East Coast cities.
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Auguste
Boston Nationals
Columbia
D. C
Norfolk
Decatur Tops Stone Mountain In Afternoon Baseball
Decatur defeated Stone Mountain 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon in a fairly played baseball game. Reese of Stone Mountain pitched well for his team.
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Decatur
Stone Mountain
Reese
Frazer to Manage Decatur in Three I League
Charley Frazer once of the Chicago Nationals signs to manage the Decatur team in the Three I League for the coming season.
Finn Drops Two in Southeastern League Shuffle
Mobile March 27 Finn releases unconditionally Third Baseman Andrew McNeill secured from Rock Hill Cal and Pitcher Rusa a semi professional from Arkansas to Huntsville team of the Southeastern League seeking new roster balance.
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Finn
Mobile
Ala
Finn Today
Andrew McNeill
Rock Hill
Cal
Rusa
Arkansas
Huntsville
Valdosta widow of pioneer physician dies after long illness
Mrs B 8 Wiley aged widow of a Valdosta pioneer physician died Tuesday morning at Helleview hospital after a long illness. She and her husband moved to Titusville Florida in 1884 where he died. She returned to Valdosta three years ago and lived with her brother D Thomas. She was aunt of Judge W B Thomas and owned valuable Florida orange groves. Her remains were taken to Titusville for burial beside her husband.
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Kirpley
Valdosta
Wiley
Helleview
Tityeville
Pla
First Baseman Sykes Sprains Ankle In Game
Manager Hemphill announced that first baseman Sykes sprained his ankle in yesterday's game. The injury could keep him from the season opener while doctors assess the severity and potential impact on the star player.
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Sykes
Hemphill
Club Ball Delights City Crowd With Vaudeville Acts
Last night a club ball offered by B MEMBERS drew a large audience to a grand ballroom. Guests enjoyed music by Col ling's orchestra and various acts including singing by Theresa Hoffm and dancing by Mies Vaughan, with a finale to Ho Sweet Home. The evening, planned by Thomas Goodwyn, was praised as one of the most delightful events.
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Colling
Thomas ¥. Goodwyn
Board of
Misa Theresa Hoffmand
Mies” Vaughan
Karrera
Ana Eld
Sifial ‘Straing
Ture
Confederate veteran laid to rest after long illness
The obituary notes Main Med yedioracy died after a long illness. A Confederate veteran who served valiantly in the Civil War, he was wounded and lost his right foot. He was a good citizen with many acquaintances and is survived by his wife and nine children.
Obituaries of Robert L. Alverson and L J Simpkins
Two obituaries note Robert Lee Alverson aged unknown died at a private sanitarium and to be buried at Hollywood after a 3 PM service. L J Simpkins aged 35 died at his home on Sylvan Street and funeral services were held earlier with interment at Antioch.
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Robert Lee Alverson
Robert Lee Alversun
Greenberg & Bond
Hollywood
L. J. Simpkins
Sylvan Street
Antioch
Death of T. H. Collins at 310 Luckie Street
T. H. Collins, 48, died early last night at his home on Luckie Street. He is survived by his father, T. S. Collins. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:20 o’clock. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery.
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J. H. Myers
Tifton
Joseph H. Myers
Albany Grocery Company
New York
Albany Thurstey
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Myers
Mina Lula Dart
Jennie Belle McPhaul
Poulan
Harold Gray
Joseph, Jr
Hile
A. A. Myers, Sr
Foreatville
D. C
A. A. Myers, Jr
G. M Myers
Chipley
T. H. Collins
Luckie Street
Mr. Collins
T. S. Collins
Hollywood Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Isabella C Lynch in Atlanta Church
One of Atlanta's oldest residents Mrs Isabella C Lynch died at her East Fair Street home. Her funeral set for this morning at 10 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment at Oakland. She suffered rheumatism and moved from Jonesboro Road to 85 East Fair Street before passing Wednesday morning.
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Isabella C. Lynch
Atlanta
East Fair Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland
Elimination bouts seek Kilbane challenger at Empire Club
In New York on March 27 a ten-round elimination tournament pitted featherweights to face Johnny Kilbane. Joe Coster defeated Eddie O'Keefe, Johnny Dundee beat Young Wagner, and Tommy Houck defeated Patsy Kilné all by decision after full six rounds.
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New York
Wea
Johnny Kilbanes
Empire Athletic Club
Joe Coster
Brookslyn
Edldie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
Young Wagner
Tommy Houck
Patsy Kilné
Newark
Polnta
Taft Frees Veteran Rhodes Faces Reinstatement Hope
San Francisco reports Rhodes a bolo scarred veteran of Spanish Philippine and Boxer campaigns freed after years in Burlingame and Alcatraz prisons. President Taft reduced his sentence from fifty to ten years on review. Rhodes, while guarding, killed a Filipino claiming self defense. He seeks reinstatement to army and a pension for wounds from action.
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Taft
San Francisco
Rhodes
Paigns
San Franel
Domestic tragedy ends with man found dead at home
A domestic incident left a man dead and moved to the home of his son Hugh J. Lynch on Central avenue. Sheia is survived by five sons John T. Lynch Hugh J. Lynch James E. Lynch Peter N. Lynch and William Lynch.
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Hugh J. Lynch
Central Avenue Sheia
John T
Hugh J
James E
Peter N
William 8.Lynch
Young Saylor Beste G Hayes Wins Tight 133-Pound Bout
Indianapolis boxer Young Saylor Beste G Hayes defeats Grover Hayes of Philadelphia by decision in ten rounds at 133 pounds. Match held tonight in Indianapolis with both fighters earning a clear win.
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Young Saylor
G. Hayes
Indianapolis
Ind
Grover Hayes
Philadelphia
Two of a Kind
Mrs. Ptompkins Noe refuses to feed a man claiming hardship at a boarding house. The exchange questions whether he or a healthy woman can work or keep house, underscoring tensions over shelter and aid.
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Wiliams
Asa
Candler
Mitchell and Forsyth
Georgia
Fitzgerald
Postponca
W. F. George
Ringgold
Jon McConnell
Tni
Jack Cheabro
Merkie
Baker
Mathewson
Marquard
Lee DE Forest
Hendrickes
Thomanville
Thomas County
Riggs
Drummond
Samuel Peeples
Chatsworth
Haing of
D. Fr. Peeples
Peeples
Copper Hill
Tenn
Murray County
G. W. Wilbanks
George W. ‘Wilbanks
Wilbanks
Alek
B. H. Wilbanks
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Charles T. Digby
Griffin
Griffin, Ga
Spalding County
County Ling Church
Line Creek District
Kilbane
Bohemian Beer
Grocers Viddeders Ee
Lemo-Lim
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