Prohibition debate dominates Georgia Baptist convention
The convention discussed and debated state prohibition with strong support from Dr. Broughton and other leaders. Committees reported on Mercer University and orphan care as orphans from Hapeville are to stay in Griffin. The night session focused on committee reports and preparations for tomorrow’s orphan entertainment.
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S. R. Cadams
W. H. Smith
P. D. Pollock
C. Pp. Steed
B. D. Ragsdale
B. E. Willingham
J. G. Hamrick
F. L. Mallory
H. M. Winett
L. Gross
B. J. W. Graham
C. W. Winn
R. B. Headden
Board of Missions
M. L. Britton
A. D. Adair
T. P. Hell
J. J. Bennett
L. A. Broughton
C. A. Davis
N. B.drewry
James F. Edens
A. D. Freeman
John W. Green
J. J. Wyman
P. A. Jessup
R. L. Jones
W. W. Landrum
A. J. Logan
J. J. Maddox
W. O'Kelley
J. T. Pendleton
A. P. Stewart
W.S. Stanton
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Liquor of Blind Tigers in Charleston Inquiry Sparks Action
Governor McSweeney and Senator Tillman pressed Secretary Gage and Charleston dispensary officials as a long time liquor fraud case unfolded. A warehouse held Burke's Scotch malt, Burke's Three Star Irish whisky, Nonpareil Old Tom gin, finest dry gin and sherry shipped in bond by the Clyde line. Officials pledged to hold and auction unclaimed goods after duties and warehouse charges, prompting calls for a new search and federal investigation. An unrelated note extols Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company’s 33 year record and liberal contracts.
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United States
Ward Indicted for Murder of Boatswain's Mate
Gaveston Tex March 2 Captain H M Ward of the steamer Lawrence is indicted for murder in the first degree for the killing of Michael Nelligan boatswain's mate of the gunboat Machias on March 22 and for the assault to murder Edward Nelligan a fireman of the cruiser New York. After a preliminary hearing Ward was admitted to bail of 45000 but default sent to jail the indictment vacating the bail order. Ward seeks a writ of habeas corpus set for tomorrow morning in York City.
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Boers Massing on British Front Near Bloemfontein
British and Boer forces clash in a high tension region fifteen miles north of Bloemfontein as Roberts reallocates troops. Reports cite Boer raids near Glen and Barkley West, preparations for winter gear, and strategic moves to police Free State towns.
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India
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Attitude in House of Lords Questions on War Policy
In the Lords today the Earl of Camperdown pressed a series of questions about Premier Bchreiner's war stance. The under-secretary of state for the colonies said a self governing colony must defend its territory, with land defense handled locally while sea and coastal defense rests with the motherland.
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Balfour Addresses Question On Resignation In Commons
In London on March, Mr. Balfour, the first Lord of the Treasury, answered a question in the House of Commons regarding the resignation of the Duke of Norfolk. The exchange focused on political implications and subsequent steps.
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Recorder Rules Dorsey May Sell Produce to Merchants
License Inspector arrested W D Dorsey for peddling produce in Atlanta after buying chickens and eggs. Recorder Broyles ruled two ordinances differ on sales to merchants versus consumers and dismissed the case, allowing Dorsey to continue selling to Atlanta merchants whether or not he raised the goods.
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Strong Institution Insures Protection for Policies
G B Wilmot of Birmingham Alabama killed C Braxton at Wilmot home in West End suburb after Braxton allegedly carried on with Mrs Wilmot. Wilmot surrendered to the sheriff and Braxton died about an hour later. Wilmot, a Mason, is noted for political stance and cabinet appointments.
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Olivier Closely Watched At Aliwal North Front
General Bra bant and his staff have returned from Rouxville and are now actively holding the southern frontier of the Free State. Detachments are being sent to strengthen occupied positions. Commandant Olivier is moving north and is closely watched by Sir Godfrey Langton in Basutoland, who communicates with General Wrench.
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Negro suspect Tallow Dick Combs arrested in Goebel case
Manchester Kentucky March 2. Tallow Dick Combs a Black man was seized by order of Chief Calms. Convicted two years ago for operating a blind tiger and fined 4000 dollars. He escaped and now faces possible re arrest on a warrant accusing him as an accessory to Governor Goebel's murder.
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Beattyville
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Combs
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Frankfort
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Golden
Henry Durand Hosts Homosassa Fishing Club Dinner
Henry Durand entertained the Homosassa Fishing Club and several members in royal fashion at his restaurant yesterday. The two hour gathering featured toasts, anecdotes from Florida trip memories, postprandial speeches, and lively jests about Clark Howell’s packing mishap.
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Homosasea
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J. C.a. Brannan
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Frank Rice
Mitchell
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D. Woodward
George Lowndes
George Howard
E. T. Payne
O. C. Peters
D. G. Wyile
Thomas Armistead
Zach Castleberry
Clark Howell
John Herkele
Duncan
Sallley
van Epps
Mr. Howell
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St. Frank Potts
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Vitality and Strength
Spring fatigue and weak appetite are described as common. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a blood purifier and enricher, with testimonials from W. E. Baker of Milford Ohio and Mag L C Harpmay of Waynesboro Pa claiming increased energy and ability to work after use.
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Milford
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Senate debates on Porto Rico citizenship and coin value
The Senate discussed amending provisions for Porto Rican inhabitants to gain citizenship rights. Debate cited contrasting views on whether Porto Ricans are U S citizens and on redeeming Porto Rican pesos at sixty cents, with supporters arguing the bill is liberal and foes arguing it undervalues Puerto Rican money. The session adjourned at 4 55 p m.
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Beveridge Stirs Debate on Self-Government and Puerto Rico
Senator Beveridge argues for a free hand in governing newly acquired territories, warning against rigid constitutional limits. He contrasts government flexibility with opposition calls for uniform methods, urging restraint and emphasizing the islands as sacred trusts to be developed before any admission to full U.S. power.
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No Newcomer Dr Hathaway a leading Atlanta specialist
Dr. Hathaway is presented as a longtime Atlanta physician, renowned for cures and a vast practice. The ad touts his exclusive methods, claims of superior success, and worldwide referrals. It promises free book offers, kidney tests, and free consultation, emphasizing safety, low cost, and omnipresent trust.
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