Loubet Visits Alfonso Headed to Madrid
Paris dispatch reports President Touvet and Premier Rouvier departing for Madrid to renew France’s invitation to King Alfonso. Officials, cabinet members, and Spanish residents joined a cheering platform sendoff at Orleans station. The journey includes a frontier welcome at Irún and a wreath at King Alfonso XIIIL’s grave before proceeding to Paris for a state greeting.
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Paris
Touvet
Madrid
Rouvier
France
Alfonso
Orleans
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Irun
Alfonso Xhl
Failway
Mexican Miners to Meet in Mexico City in December
A national convention of miners from across the republic will gather in Mexico City in December. A key topic is the proposed establishment of a national chamber of mines and discussion on modifying mining regulations for coal and oil deposits.
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Mexico City
Republic
Chamber of Mines
McLeod Receives Life Sentence in Murder Trial
McLeod, 17, found guilty by a Telfair superior court jury of complicity in the murder of Joseph Studstill near Milan. Judge Martin sentenced him to life imprisonment after a two day trial. Ike Rawlings is already serving a life term. Prosecutors were B D Graham and Eshel Graham. defense led by John R. Cooper.
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Roberta
Eastman
McLeod
Ike Rawlings
Rawlings
Town Burned by Firehuge in Ridgeway
Fire in Ridgeway center destroyed several buildings including the opera house, the finest in the section, with losses around 60 000 dollars and 14 000 dollars in reported damage. Suspected house breakings prompted militia callout. no arrests reported.
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Ridgeway
Boroug
Southern Immigration and Quarantine Conference Set
Chattanooga prepares for the Southern Immigration and Quarantine conference November 9 10 with delegates from governors senatorial and congressional members boards of health and immigration officials expected. Wyman and others slated to speak. one fare round trip offered. Chattanooga auditorium to host with souvenirs.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lst
Commissioners of Agriculture
Miewise
Boards of Health
South
Wyman
T P. Sargeant
Immigration
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Annual Reunion Program for Confederate Veterans in Macon
The Constitution Bureau in Macon Ga hosts the Georgia Confederate Veterans annual reunion on November 9 with Judge Emory Speer among speakers. Activities begin 9 AM at the city auditorium, include welcome addresses by local officials and Confederate organizations, laying of the corner stone for a monument, and a parade with brigades, bands, and veterans groups.
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Macon
Bridges Smith
Muste
The
Confederate Veterans
Sidney Ladl R
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. W. Preston
M. Wiley
Bib County
Minter Wiroberry
Munte
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alvision
Emory Speer
Sona of Veterans
Elizabeth Lumpkin
Columbia
Galfint
Ths Auditorium
C. M. Wiley
Oleff
Hotel Lanter
Mulberry Street
Pythian
Castle Hall
Court House
Second Street
Waarren Moseley
Committee Lists For Georgia Tuberculosis Meeting
A large reception and transportation, decoration, and entertainment committees are named as Macon Georgia hosts a physicians' tuberculosis committee meeting in the city auditorium next Tuesday. Dr M A Clarke, secretary, notes the gathering will discuss methods and a potential state sanitarium to treat tuberculosis with over a hundred leading doctors in attendance.
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Minter Winterly
W. W. Cole
Winship Cabaniss
A.D. Dasher
Leon
T. O. Chester
A. L. Danler
George A. Smith
Eugene B. Eider
Frank H. Powers
J. J. Cobb
John B. Gantt
M. O'Hara
Vic Menard
Sam Hunter
T. §& Lowry, Jr
Wourney
Filulning and Advertising Committee
H. Gambrel
Ps - Information Committee
W. A. McKenna
Theirman
Fritz Jones
P. H. Gambeell
L. J. Dinkler
Ike, Dunnedy
Gua Daly
James Freeman
John W. Blount
John I. Bronson
E. A. Waxelbaum
T. Haircope
J. A. Northrup
W. EB
Rifles
C. B. Drew
eGorge W. Gantt
F. T. Abel
George Collier
Bridges Smith
C. D. Findlay
T. D. Tinstey
T. Q. Cheatney
A. T. Holt
Macon
M. A. Clarke
Committee of Physicians of Georgia
Local Obituaries From Georgia and Alabama
Georgia and Alabama notices report deaths and brief tributes. Mrs M G Dobbins of Cartersville, a Calhoun descendant, died after a short illness, survived by family and friends across Georgia and South Carolina. Mrs Sarah Goslin of Columbus passed away at her daughter's home, with funeral led by Dr W H Smith. Georgie Crockett of Macon died, daughter of the late Karnsworth Reckalt, with funeral planned. J C Crimmins, former Southern Railway conductor, died in Macon with funeral at St. Josephs Church and Riverside interment scheduled. Mollie Smith, 19, daughter of M A Smith of Concord, died in Huntsville.
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Cartersville
Calhoun
Familly
Calhoune
South Carolina
Cabbina
W. Sayer Calhoun
Western Union Telegraph Company
Atlarta
Sarah Goslin
Columbus
Salle Cont
Third Avenue
William H Smith
First Baptist Church
Georgie Crockett
Macon
Macdh
Misa Georgie Crockett
Park Place
Yesherday
Karnsworth Ireckalt
C. W. Crackett
New York
C. H. Crockett
W. H. Sledge
Grimmins
Mageon
J. ¢. Crimmine
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father McDonnell
Riverside
Slater
Crimmins
Mollie Smith
Concord
Ala
Huntsville
Misa Mollie’ Smith
M.A. Smith
Concord’ Church
Secretary Calvin Praises Georgia State Fair Success
As a member of the Georgia State Agricultural Society, the writer praises the state fair’s success and the society’s faithful work. He touts the dedicated department superintendents, executive committee, and prominent figures who drove the exhibition, noting Roosevelt’s absence but praising the event’s impact and Georgia’s agricultural potential. The piece calls for an even bigger fair in 1906.
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Georgia State Agricultural Society
Georgia
Nvcetye
Geason
Seasda
Atlanta Hair Association
Din Wren
Suite Society
Atlanta Fair Association
Colonel Crittenden
Lumpkin
Williams
Dallaz
Gilmore
Dernard
Jahmston
Lumegen
Merriam
Obesely
Goede
Thorne
Easter
Hammogen
Bryan
New Secretary Arrives in Columbus GA
Columbus Ga October 22 George W Stradtman of Chicago is likely to become the new general secretary of the Columbus Young Men's Christian Association. He will confer with local directors and was recommended by State Secretary J W Read. Stradtman, Alabama native, previously led Savannahs office and later served as an assistant secretary in Chicago. William C Lowe recently resigned to return to Atlanta. The body of Mexican minister Senor J Zentl was hurriedly moved from the undertaking establishment in Vienna after a fire started by a short circuit caused $10 000 in losses.
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Columbus, Ga
George W. Stradtman
Chicago
General Sec
Columbus Young Men's Christian Association
City
Meldane 19
Straconan
J. W. Read
Alabama
Savannah
Chicago Young Men's Christan Association
William C. Lowe
Atlanta
Vienna
Senor J. Zentl
Working Girls to Have Home in Macon
Macon Ga October 22 Special As a result of sessions of the Women’s Inter Denominational Missionary conference here last week a plan is now on foot to establish a home here for working girls. Ladies discussed the proposed home and seek to have it established soon. The purpose is to open and operate a home large enough to accommodate many, to enter and jointly meet high expenses. A matron and ladies would care for all working girls desiring residence and low priced board. The undertaking is to be novel and has created considerable interest.
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Macon
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