Trains 13 and 14 Extended to Link Albany and Lockhart
Effective January 28 trains 13 and 14 will run through between Albany and Lockhart Alabama providing double daily service. Connections at Albany link to Macon and Atlanta trains with schedule details to Americus Smithville Dothan and Florala and final stop Lockhart. Full particulars available from local ticket agents.
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Lockhart
Florala
Dethan
Ala
Ailany
Macon
Ata
Albany
Atlanta
Americus
Smithville
Albany Ar
Columbia Ly
Dothan Tv
Loo Pin
Florala lv
Lockiart Tv
Stevens Brojs Dentists Offer Prompt Dental Service
Stevens Brojs Dentists advertise in a Delta area office located in a stone front building by Thrasher Hotel. They claim all work by latest methods and offer all kinds of dental services with prompt treatment and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Thrasher Hotel
Delta
Seaboard Plans Trunk Line From Tennessee to Florida
Pittsburgh February report outlines Seaboard Air Line Railway trunk line extending from Tennessee to Alabama Georgia and Florida with new connections to Cincinnati via Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio and Atlanta and Savannah divisions backed by Pennsylvania system Ten thousand workers were at the site by February 1 with completion anticipated in about two years and trains running toward Cincinnati by spring 1906.
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Pittsburg
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Portsmouth
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Atlantic
Middle West
Gulf States
Cincinnati
Seaboard Air Line
Columbia
D. C
Atlanta and Savannah
Seaboard
Tho River
South Carolina
Cincinnati Gateway
Safes Blown Open at Resaca Calhoun Ga
Two safes were blown open at Resaca six miles north of Calhoun on a Sunday night between 1 and 2 oclock. One safe in the post office held about $70 for the office and $30 of postmaster W M Taylor personal funds. $100 in another drawer was left behind. D S Browns store safe yielded no loot, only small items missed. A freight train crew heard explosions and saw men boarding a freight car but the robbers departed before Carterville could be reached. Coats Warrington Feb 21.
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Calhoun
Resaca
W. M. Taylor
D. S. Brown
Thief Seizes $10,000 Bonds in Registered Mail Heist
A San Francisco theft on February 16 netted a larger haul than thought, including ten Philippine Telephone and Telegraph bonds valued at $1,000 each totaling $10,000. The bonds belonged to two women, one from St. Louis and another from Kiowa Kansas.
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San Francisco
The
Philippines Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
St. Louis
Kiowa
Kans
Renowned Brunswick Doctor Dies After Runawayinjury
In Brunswick Georgia on February 21 Dr. J M Madden a leading citizen was badly hurt when a horse ran away tossing him to the ground. He was carried to his home where he died shortly after the accident.
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Brunswick
J. M Madden
Adams Arrested in Baker City for Steunenburg Case
Steve Addams alias Steve Dickenson, linked to the Western Federation of Miners and sought at Corse City in the Steunenburg murder inquiry, has been arrested at Haines and brought to Baker City. He refused to discuss the arrest.
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Baker City
Iowa
Steve Addams
Steve Dickenson
Western Federation of Miners
Corse City
Steunenburg
Haines
Dissolution of Hungarian Parliament Upheld by Royal Commission
The official Gazette reports the Royal commission upholding the legality of Monday's dissolution of the Hungarian parliament and warns deputies that any sitting will be prevented by armed forces. In Americus Georgia a jail delivery was thwarted as sheriff and jailer uncovered a plot to break out inmates using torn banks, chains, and iron bars.
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Puda Pest
Hungary
Nogiri
Americus
Bell
John Covington
Mass for Explosion Victims in Washington
Brazilian ambassador announces a mass for the repose of victims of the explosion on board the Brazilian battleship Aquidaban to be said at St Matthews church on February 21 at 4 00 a m with the ambassador and embassy staff present.
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Washington
St. Matthews Church
Macon to Host Great Fall Agricultural Fair
Macon Georgia February 21 directors of the Macon Fair Association voted to proceed with arrangements for a large fall agricultural fair. The event will be the central celebration of the founding of Fort Hawkins.
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Macon
Macon Fair Association
Fort Hawkins
France Germany deadlock threatens open conference
Paris reports that Germany rejects France's Moroccan police plan, blocking private talks with Algeciras officials. Europe braces for a prolonged crisis as双方 maintain opposing stances and the world weighs how to salvage the conference and avert renewed armistice news.
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Paris
Germany
France
Algeciras
Reveill
Herr von Radowitz
United States
Clarmist
Fatal fall into glue vat at Bleke steel plant
Vincent Pick, 37, died after tipping into a vat containing glue at Bleke steel plant while crossing a plank. His wife and three children planned to join him in Hemomond after their departure from Germany noted in his pocket. Death remained imminent hours after the accident.
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Hemomond
Ind
New York
Vincent Pick
Bleke
Wien
Bia Femintv
Germany
Miners Draft Demands Ahead of Pittsburgh Trip
Busy in New York the anthracite miners committees continue drafting the demands to be presented to coal operators. Mr Mitchell plans a Tuesday night trip to Pittsburg and expects to return by Wednesday night after attending the bituminous operators conference at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Buried the Wrong Man
In Chicago on February 21 a woman named Mrs. Annie Mee Greevy rushed into Justice Callahan's courtroom crying that she had just met a man on the street who she believed to be her husband she had buried 12 years ago. She claimed to have driven a man to death years ago and demanded her money back amounting to 290 dollars.
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Chicago
Annie Mee
Greevy
Justice Callahan
Playwright Arthur Dies in New York Hotel Death
Joseph Arthur famed author of Blue Jeans and The Star Alarm died at the Normandie Hotel in New York from a complication of disease. He was 57. Born Arthur Smith in southern Indiana he was a son of Rev Join C Smith.
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