Ponce Salvaged After Christmas Voyage Wreck Delays
Washington reports the Ponce of the New York and Porto Rico line, missing since Christmas Day with seven passengers and 63 aboard, has arrived at Bermuda in distress. A broken shaft caused the delay. the steamer was towed to harbor by tugboats Murray and Powerful, with reduced rations expected during the long wait.
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Washington
Ponce
New York
Porto Rico
Bermuda
Admiral Farragut
Philadelphia
Delaware Capes
Murray’ Landing
Gladisven
Powerful
Hamilton
Ponce Towed Into Port by a Tramp Steamer
New York reports the Maritime Register denied any vessel named Waddell as the ship that towed the Ponce into Hamilton harbor. A cable error is suspected to have misspelled the vessel, causing concern. The article notes the ship carried sufficient food for the journey.
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Ponce
New York
Maritime Register
Waddell
Hamilton Harbor
Lieutenant Woodward to Return Home From Philippines
Lieutenant Clark Howell Woodward, son of Colonel Park Wimanager of the Atlanta department, has been ordered home from the Philippines after three years. He will secure a leave on return and visit relatives in Atlanta. He commanded a flotilla of five ships as first lieutenant during his service.
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Clark Howell Woodward
Park Wi
Atlanta
Philippines
Woodward
Philppines
Peach crop outlook in January freeze risk at known pace
Known residents report January warmth and swelling buds in the peach crop area. A severe freeze could ruin prospects as only a few blooms open, marking the warmest January in memory for the region's oldest inhabitants.
Prisoner Awakens as Raving Maniac in Police Custody
Samuels of Macon was found drunk and placed in a police headquarters cell on Thursday text shows a man described as a raving madman after Friday morning. The report notes police struggles and mentions a lieutenant Woodward graduate from Ammapotts in 1835 near Brooklyn and Santiago harbor battle.
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Samuels
Macon
Eriday-moring
Ammapotts
Brooklyn
Santiago Harbor
Crew Street Children View Georgian Made Newsroom Tour
Crow Street school sent about one hundred fifty seventh and eighth graders to observe a modern newspaper at The Georgian. Principal Miss Aurelia Roach and assistants guided curious students through the composing room and linotype work as types rattled and printers clacked, illustrating how an American paper is made. Continued on Page Four.
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Crow Street School
Ttedeska
Crew Street School
Aurelia Roach
Ella W
Smilie
Lena Guthman
Martha Greet
Nina Fuller
LA Aan
Georgian's Visitors at Crew Street School Grades List
The article lists teachers and pupils of the seventh and eighth grades at Crew Street School, naming Eighth Grade teachers and students such as Misa Elia W. Smillie and A. Mixa Aurelia Roach, along with Seventh Grade teachers and numerous students. It notes the funeral service for Miss Lucy Vaughan and interment at Oakland Cemetery.
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Crew Street School
Gradh
A. Mixa Aurelia Roach
Misa Elia W. Smillie
A. Aliie Fraser
Fannie Letkot
Oun Tinker Jesse
Neil Tatterty
M Ax Hischberg
Ruste Hicks Slawes
Alvive Warde
Fannie Neler
Giatis Onee
Kapila Maud Jecke Iarry McCord Putier
Clara Steinheimer
Fanoie 2Enley
Catherine Parker
Iene Yean
Elon Thomas
Mies
Lucy Vaughan
A 1
Brandon
Oakland Cemetery
San Is Racing With Death
Washington reports a state department effort to force Venezuela to liquidate five major American financial claims as President Cas Tro nears death. Officials fear opponents may try to topple the government after his passing, prompting a diplomatic urgency to secure payment.
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Washington
State Department
Castro
Venezuela
Caistro
Races in New Orleans today results and entries
New Orleans race results list winners in five races with times and pays. Prince Ahmed led the first race while Juggler won the fourth and Colloquy took the fifth. Entries for Saturday include several odds and entrant names. Attorney General John Hart to Washington for Supreme Court matters, returning Monday evening.
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New Orleans
Prince Ahmed
Coltness
Kaiserhoff
Bedalde
Reto
Marvin
de. McClear
Peeieds
Avis Green
Juggler
Peter Sterling
Menap
Ce—Colloquy
Clamor
Charlie Eastman
Woodland
Es T. G. Scarborough
Melba
Haven
Wandicap
Meadow Breeze
Phil Fine
Bitter Brown
Lady Charade
Twck Veces Merry Pioneer
Padre
Hart
Washington
John
Supreme Court
KEEP HEAVY TRAFFIC OFF PEACHTREE ST BOULEVARD PLAN
City Engineer Clayton Ja endorses retaining Peachtree Street as a boulevard and shielding the new asphalt from heavy traffic. He argues heavy dray and truck flow damages pavement and hinders Peachtree from appearing as a fashionable thoroughfare, urging avoidance of heavy traffic.
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Peachtree ST
Clayton Ja
Peachtree Street
MISSING CHILD FOUND AFTER 500 LANTERNS SEARCH
Special to The Georgian Newnan Ga January 11 a two year old boy of Mr and Mrs A G Hendrix disappeared as the family hunted around their home a large crowd nearly five hundred with lanterns joined the search the boy was found asleep in a cotton field and safely returned to his parents by a relieved crowd.
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Newnan
A. G. Hendrix
Sande Ie
Owere Resie
Police Shackleford
Georgia
Rainy Day Skirts Return to Fashion Amid Umbrella Push
A fragment from a Friday night notice hints at fashion shifts with rainy day skirts reappearing. Straw hats fall from style while a promised coal bill crimp and umbrella stock clearance signal seasonal changes.
Peachtree Street Paving Sparks City Boulevard Plan
Heavy wagons threaten newly laid asphalt on Peachtree Street Atlanta prompting debate over creating a protective boulevard. City officers and experts back plans to shield the thoroughfare as Atlanta grows from village to metropolis and voters consider traffic controls to preserve the pavement.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Atlantia
Atlanta beggars for Mrs Sage money
Mrs Sage received thousands of letters from Atlantans begging for a share of her late husband Ruarell Sage’s fortune. A $25 donation from New York charity officials arrived with a note that the funds came from Mrs Sage, prompting renewed interest in the widow and her generosity. Secretary J C Logan of Atlanta Associated Charities had investigated several cases inhumble circumstances but found no genuine need. The New York Charity Organization Society’s letter explains some Atlantans were among those who sought a slice of the fortune.
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Atlanta
Ruarell Sage
New York Society
Tidal wave kills hundreds on Dutch East Indian islands
The Hague report says three hundred people died on the island of Tana with many missing after a tidal wave swept over southern Dutch East Indian islands near Acheh. Forty drowned on Simal and other islands report large losses.
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Hague
Jan
Tana
Escores
Achin
Simal
Wood alcohol ends life of two in East Eleventh Street lodging
New York report says two men were found dead in a bed in a lodging house at 222 East Eleventh Street after wood alcohol poisoning. One victim, printer Aharns McManuel, age 25, is named. the second man remains unidentified. A bottle of wood alcohol was discovered in the room.
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New York
East Eleventh Street
Ahamas McManuel
Roosevelt Endorsed in Brownsville Affair
Nashville Jan 11 The Tennessee house of representatives adopted a joint resolution denouncing the action of the President and urging support for his position. The resolution calls for backing the President in the matter connected with the Brownsville affair and requests the Tennessee delegation to sustain him.
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Rossevelt
Brownsville
Nashville
Tenn
Tensensee House of
Dhemise
Browneville
Texas
Net Revolution
Tennespeco
Santiees
Consul Raoul Amador Named From Panama Post
In Port of New York January 11 the consul general of the Republic of Panama, Dr Raoul Amador, is relieved from his post as consul general. The move comes amid discussions within Panama City about diplomatic assignments.
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Raoul Amador
Republic of Panama
Soule Named Dean For New State Agricultural College
Professor Andrew M. Soule of Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg was elected dean of the new State Agricultural College at Athens. Trustees hope he will accept the post with a salary fixed at 5000 dollars. A February meeting will decide campus plans and building details. Architect Carlos Peabody of New York, nephew of George Peabody, attended the capitol and Athens meeting to draft the building plans.
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Andrew M. Soule
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blacksburg
New State Agricultural College At
Athen
Soule
Capitol
Hudson
Athens
U In
Ali
Carlos Peabody
New York
George F. Peasbody
Body
Mrs Guinn Bond Fixed At Five Thousand Dollars
Special to The Georgian from Blue Ridge Georgia Mrs Guinn wife of Colonel W A Guinn who was killed has been faced with a $5 000 bond for her future appearance in court The trial of all the accused war conspirators continued until next week The unnamed daughter of H T Guinn faces ugly charges tied to relations with other men and the case follows a sequence set by events in New York and subsequent developments
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Blue Ridge
Gavan
Guinn
W. A. Guinn
Dee
H. T
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