Vast mixed notes from the South Georgia conference
The report recalls the thirty seventh annual session of the South Georgia conference of the Methodist church convened at Sandersville with Bishop Key presiding. It notes Judge Gober calling a special term to try three boys for the murder of Mrs Holcombe and her daughter in Cherokee county, and mentions Mrs Tanner's trial in Gainesville over her husband’s poisoning.
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United States
Savannah
Macon
Rome
Fitzsimmons Beats Gardner In Slow Twenty Rounds
San Francisco report of Bob Fitzsimmons age worn boxer fighting George Gardner for the light heavyweight title. Both men weighed about 168 pounds with Gardner slightly heavier. The 6 000 crowd saw a cautious bout with no knockout as Fitzsimmons relied on defense and patience while Gardner failed to land critical blows.
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Yosemite Athletic Club
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Georgia Auburn Gridiron Showdown At Brisbane Park
Georgia and Auburn meet today at 2 30 for the tenth straight year at Brisbane Park. Both teams claim strength as crowds gather, weather may draw a large audience, excitement runs high for the big game in Athens and Auburn.
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Georgia
Auburn
Brishing Park
Brisbane Park
Georgia Auburn to stage spectacle with expanded seating
Georgia and Auburn management announce ample seating with new bleachers for 1500 on the sideline. A large Athens parade and cadet bands will precede the game, with expected record crowds and a souvenir program featuring both schools. George Butler named referee as Auburn steers toward a lighter lineup.
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Boston
Fifth Regiment
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May Shewell
Heisman Tigers Delayed in Atlanta En Route to Cumberland
Clemson here last night on the way to Montgomery to face Cumberland. Heisman says the team arrived late in Atlanta after a three hour delay. He mentions offers from Clemson Georgia Tech and Auburn but declines to name next year’s destination. The Cumberland game is described as a hard fought contest with an uncertain outcome.
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Haas
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Auburn
Georgia Auburn Confident of Victory Captain Ketron Says
Georgia captain Ketron expresses confidence that his team is in good condition and has trained hard for the upcoming game. Coach Marvin Dickinson shares uncertainty about the score but emphasizes a win as the goal and readiness to perform.
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Tabtul Ketron
Georgia
Marvin Dickinson
Determined to Win Says Coach Bates
Auburn coach Bates conducted a final practice last night and stated his team has improved since the last game. He emphasized the weight difference between Auburn and their opponent and said the game will be closely contested, but he is determined to win with a good chance.
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Bates
Auburn
Turkey prices tumble as trust moves to boost costs
Chicago on November 26 reports turkey prices surged amid a price-boosting combination. Wholesale increases of 20 to 26 cents and retail hikes left turkeys scarce at the lowest, but a late-day shift allowed retail buyers to find birds at 17 to 23 cents. In Montgomery Alabama Cumberland University football team arrived with sponsors, Clemson team followed hours later, train delays noted.
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Adef
Desteg
Ani
Montgomery
Ala
Cumberland University
Clemson
Couple Madly In Love Across Long Distance Courtship
New York notices a romance between George Martin of Secaussus and Miss Alicea Brewster. They courted via slates pencils and a field glass while separated by homes. After parental resistance, consent was granted and the couple married.
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New York
George Martin
Secaussus
Alicea Brewster
Tech Prepares for Key Clash with South Carolina
Coach Hale predicts one of the season’s stiffest games as Tech readies for a South Carolina showdown after the final practice. He notes the team is in strong goal shape and aims to win, despite a modest early record.
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South Carolina
Hale
Tech
Hla Ckty
Manager Lyle Predicts Tight Climb In Tomorrow's Game
South Carolina coach Manager Lyle says Tech has improved and forecasts a closer contest than recent records imply. He notes the team’s recent easy wins have bred overconfidence that could narrow the score in tomorrow's matchup.
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Hink
Lyle
South Carolina
Tech
Jim Crow law hits Paria interurban company hard
Paria Kentucky November 28 the Paris and Lexington Interurban Company faces a 189000 fine for failing to provide Jim Crow cars. Alexander of the company was summoned before the grand jury after leaving a jury car with a colored compartment. Kentucky appealscourt ruled electric interurban lines must have segregated compartments. Bourbon grand jury expected to return a single indictment and assign the maximum fine.
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Paria
Paris
Lexington
Alexander
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Electric power to replace steam on New York Central
Plans under consideration would fuel New York Central trains with electricity, a project estimated at 15 to 20 million dollars. When finished within five years, nearly all locomotives within eighty miles of Forty second Street are to be electric powered, confirming steam’s obsolescence for the line.
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NEW York Central
New York
New York Central Railroad
Forty-second Street
Piedmont Park Grid Showdown Tech vs South Carolina
Tech and South Carolina are set to meet at Piedmont Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock with high expectations of a hard fought, evenly matched contest. South Carolina arrived in the city buoyed by confidence and a strong record.
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Tech
South Carolina
Piedmont Park
Tech Faces South Carolina In Season-Closing Encounter
Tech rivals South Carolina in a prepared gridiron contest at Piedmont Park with room for 6 000 spectators. Wyman and the Carolina backfield pace a determined line as Tech’s Hughes Strong Wood and backs Wilson Brown Hamilton seek victory. A large parade, patrol of box office sales, and a Fort McPherson band accompany the event with park facilities and seating details outlined.
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Simms
Rendrey Burns
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McKay Moore
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Oliver Strong
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Mowatt Outfought Broad In Ten Round Bout
Tommy Mowatt of Chicago clearly outfought Kid Bred of Cleveland from start to finish in New Orleans. Mowatt pressed the attack at long and short range and had Broad groggy several times, but could not put him away. Referee Violett awarded the decision to Mowatt, a verdict unanimously endorsed by the crowd.
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Southern Athletic Club
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Army mobilization warned as Colombia vows to fight
In Bogotá a telegram says Colombia plans to raise 100000 troops if General Reyes mission to Washington fails. Reyes cables from Port Limón saying Americans blocked landings at Colon and Washington instructed Coghlan to prevent Colombian coastal landings. Paris protests U.S. action on Panama. Colombian consul Pasado pledges honorable independence if talks collapse. Other officials promise to defend Colombia to the last extreme with 100000 well armed soldiers.
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Bryan Meets English Nobles During London Luncheon
London November 25 Ambassador Choate hosted a luncheon for William Jennings Bryan with guests including Premier Balfour and the Earl of Onslow. The informal gathering featured Bryan’s storytelling and marked a notable pairing with Balfour and Ritchie. Arran plans a Dublin Mansion House address with no date set.
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Ambassador Choate
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Premier Balfour
Earl of Onslow
Charles TF. Ritchie
Robert Giffen
Gilbert Parker
Moreton Frewen
Lord Denbigh
Lord Mount Stephen
W. L. Courtney
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Ritchie
Caktree
Arran
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Dublin
Rebels Enter San Domingo After Capitulation
San Domingo witnessed the signing of capitulation papers by President Wos y Gil and ministers from the United States Belgium Haiti and Spain. The agreement guarantees protection for inhabitants and property. The revolutionists will enter the city this afternoon and the provisional government will move from Sanaggg de Loa CabeNerag to the capital within five days.
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Wos Y Gil
United States
Belgium
Haiti
Spain
Sandaggg de Loa CabeNerag
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