Flambeau Offered at Low Price for Foal Service
Advertises a thoroughbred horse named Flambeau offered at $15 due to cotton price slump. Notes locations where foals can be seen in Jackson, Griffin, Indian Spring, Monticello, McDonough and more. Also mentions banking ad copy about secure deposit services at Jackson Bank Co and safety against burglaries.
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Flambeau
Jackson
Griffin
Indian Pring
Monticello
McDonough
Ther
ToHompson & Torbeet
Jackson, Ga
Jackson Bankig Co
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Rik tor N s Git wv ing Tat and the an.
Carmichael Advertises Five Star Fertilizers and Seeds
Notice to customers advertising a wide selection of brands including guano and cotton seed meal. J R Carmichael promotes his fertilizer house at the Carriage Factory with deliveries and personal service based on long experience in the business and trusted supplier recommendations.
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Son Carriage
J. Rk, Carmichael
Collision sinks Elbe with 350 lives lost in North Sea
London January 31 The North German Lloyd steamship Elbe bound Bremen to New York was struck by a small steamer fifty miles off Lowestoft. One hundred sailors and passengers perished and survivors were landed at Lowestoft. The wreck left 385 aboard, 21 rescued, many in half clothes frozen and exhausted.
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London
Elbe
Bremen
New York
Lowestoft
Wildflower
Stollberg
Neussel
Weser
Schulthiss
Linkmeyer
Sitting
Furst
Vicebe
Wenning
Singer
Seibert
Dreson
Batko
DeHardee
Greenham
Hofmann
Lugen
Schlegel
Vovera
Suffolk
Steamship Company
United Press
Lloyd
Strikes End in Brooklyn Transit Peace Restored
Brooklyn troops withdrawn after a conference between Major Schieren and Brigadier General McLeer. Police to handle remaining disturbances as 6000 striking workers return and city trolley lines resume service. Strikers press legal action to annul Brooklyn Heights charter and compel Atlantic Avenue Railroad to operate.
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Brooklyn
Schieren
McLeer
Albany
Brooklyn Heights Company
Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Spain and United States enforce modus vivendi at once
Washington reports Secretary Gresham that the Spain United States modus vivendi passes Madrid and takes effect immediately. Spain grants Cuba and Porto Rico the second column duties while the United States extends its lowest duties to Cuban and Porto Rican products. The pact lasts until a definite treaty or three months notice to end it.
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Washington
Gresham
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Central American alliance discussed involving Guatemala
An announcement from Mexico City says Nicaragua Honduras El Salvador and Costa Rica may form an alliance with Guatemala in case of trouble with Mexico. Salvadoran minister Castellanos denied knowledge of the plan and officials say no official confirmation exists. The move could heighten Mexican suspicions of Guatemala.
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City
Mexico
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Senor Castellanos
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Denver Electric Power House
A boiler at the Denver Electric power house in West Denver exploded, wrecking the building and machinery. Coney Betzer was found dead. William Cafferty and Hugh Wise are believed dead. John Brown, Frank Walrod wounding, Stanley escaped with severe burns. Property valued at $150,000. rail transit will be disrupted.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Electric Power House
Coney Betzer
William Cafferty
Hugh Wise
John Brown
Frank Walrod
Stanley
Walrod
Denvers
Law as to Train Wreckers Approved by House Committee
Washington January 31 The house commerce committee agreed to report favorably a bill punishing train wrecking and train robbery. If death results from wrecking with intent to plunder the crime carries the death penalty. Nonlethal cases face 1 to 20 years imprisonment. Applies to all interstate lines and mail trains under ICC jurisdiction.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Inter-State Commerce Commission
United States
Publication Ban in Colombia News and Treasure Find
January 31 report notes a decree restricting press to official revolutionary news in Colombia. British warship Pelican has sailed while the potential departure of the US cruiser Atlanta stirs anxiety among foreign residents. Also, $60,000 in gold found at a saw mill near Neal dale Washington County by Jesse J. Drew. believed buried during the Civil War by Captain Barefield.
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Coton
Columbia
Republic of
Colombia
Pelican
United States
Atlanta
Jackson, Miss
Jesse J. Drew
Neiladale
Washington County
Barefield
Oregon Deadlock Unbroken
Sauem Ore January 1 There was no change in the senatorial situation yesterday.
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Oregon
Sauem, Ore
Senate Debates Rail Bill amid Fierce District of Columbia Clash
The House rules committee pushes a five minute rule for the Reilly Pacific railroad funding bill with extended debate and a Friday Saturday schedule, while the Senate Finance Committee fails to agree on financial relief and adjourns after ratifying the Japanese treaty. The debate features sharp exchanges, calls to limit discussion, and interruptions as the parties clash over procedures and policy.
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Washington
House
Catchings
Reilly Pacific
Committee On
District of Columbia
Committee On Rules
Boatner
Yeas
Finance Committee
Senate
Senator West
Missouri
St. Louis
Sherman
Committee On Finance
Italians Seek New Climes as Unrest Grows in New Orleans
The Montebello will dock with at least 500 Italian passengers from Palermo. They emigrated to Louisiana for sugar work but wage cuts to fifty cents a day have left them unable to live. Reports say general unrest among new arrivals and up to 1000 may depart within thirty days seeking better conditions abroad.
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New Orleans
Montebello
Palermo
Ital
Louisiana
Freight collision near Hulls Station Alabama injures crew
In TruscaLoosa Alabama a head end collision between two freight trains occurred on a curve after the southbound train failed to receive orders to side track. Several crew members were injured but lives were saved as both engines and twelve cars were demolished.
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TruscaLoosa
Ala
Hulls Station
What Cleveland Will Do The Outcome of a Failure to Legislate
Rumors swirl about actions by the president and Secretary Carlisle but no official statement. No bond issue is planned unless Congress fails to back the president’s request for financial aid. If needed, the president could issue bonds under the resumption act, likely four percent thirty year bonds, contingent on the gold reserve and treasury conditions.
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Washington
Carlisle
Congress
Income tax yield projection grows beyond earlier estimates
Washington reports shifting forecasts for the income tax. Initial guesses ranged from 15 to 18 million, later rising to 30 million. Representative Hall now suggests the tax could bring in over 50 million, with Treasury officials not disputing that level. About 300,000 taxpayers across all districts are expected to contribute.
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Washington
Congress
Hall
Missouri
House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Treasury
Temporary receiver named for Distilling and Cattle Feeding Co
Judge Taft appoints Union Savings bank and Trust company of Cincinnati as temporary receiver for the Illinois Distilling and Cattle Feeding company. Initial petition sought J P Greenhut and C B Lawrence, but the court chose the Cincinnati firm after deliberation and will confer with Judge Groscup of Chicago.
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The
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, of
Cincinnati
United States
Taft
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company of
Illinois
J. P. Greenhut
C. B. Lawrence
J. G. Schmidlapp
Groscup
Chicago
Death of Colonel Nathan W. Osborne at St Augustine
Colonel Nathan W. Osborne, commander of the fifth regiment United States Infantry stationed at Fort McPherson Atlanta, died here yesterday from a complication of disease. He had come to St Augustine a month ago seeking relief from a climate change but his illness worsened. His adjutant Lieutenant Hunter Liggett accompanied him and last Sunday Quartermaster F. C. Kimball was summoned from Fort McPherson.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Nathan W. Osborne
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Osborne
Hunter Liggett
F. C. Kimball
Editor Page M. Baker Pleads Guilty in New Orleans Assault Case
In New Orleans on January 31 editor Page M. Baker of the Times-Democrat pleaded guilty before Judge Moise to carrying concealed weapons assault with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery. He was fined 250 dollars or 30 days on the first count and sentenced to 750 dollars or four months in parish prison on the remaining counts.
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New Orleans
Page M. Baker
Times- Democrat
Moise
Moonshine murderers plead guilty in Henry Worley case
In Atlanta on January 31 John Carnes and Sam Peeples moonshiners implicated in the hanging of Henry Worley an informer pleaded guilty in U S court. Worley escaped the noose but was shot dead days later and authorities expect the two men to be used in the broader murder case.
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Atlanta
John Carnes
Sam Peeples
Henry Worley
United States
Worley
Carnes
Peeples
Cotton States Exposition invites Washington correspondents
The Cotton States Exposition directors will invite Washington correspondents to visit Atlanta. They will supply a special train and all access with the exception of the corpse, which is reserved for a Congressional funeral.
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Atlanta
Washington
Guatemala and Mexico Seek German War Material
Berlin reports Guatemala has placed large orders with top German factories for war material. Mexico is said to be negotiating with German makers of small arms as of January 31.
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Berlin
Koelkische Zeitung
Guatemala
Mexico
Further Reduction in the Gold Reserve Reported
The Treasury gold reserve declined to 44,551,822 dollars after withdrawals from several sub-treasuries, as reported yesterday in Washington on January 31.
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Washington
Treasury
National Suffrage Convention Opens in Atlanta With Record Attendance
The twenty seventh annual National American Woman's Suffrage Association session opens at DeGive's opera house in Atlanta with the largest attendance in the group's history. Susan B. Anthony to deliver the annual address. Dora Phelps Buell Elizabeth A. Yates and others scheduled for talks. The event marks the first southern gathering of the organization amid strong hospitality. Delegates include notable activists from multiple states. sessions begin with formal prayers.
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Atlanta
National American Woman’s Suffrage Association
DeGive
Opera House
Susan B. Anthony
Dora Phelps Buell
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Elizabeth A. Yates
Maine
Anna. Howard Shaw
Pennsylvania
Robert R. Hemphill
South Carolina
Alice Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts
Caroline E. Merrick
Louisiana
Elizabeth Lysle Saxon
Lillie Devereux Blake
New York
Josephine K. Henry
Kentucky
South
Mary C. Francis
Ohio
Carrie L. Chapman Cott
J. Colton Lynes
Georgia
Henry C. Hammond
H. Augusta Howard
State Association
Claudia Howard Maxwell
Marion Howard DuBose
Inaccurate South Dakota Agriculture Report Sparks Dispute
Aberdeen South Dakota January 31 controversy over a government agriculture report. Citizens claim the 1893 and 1894 wheat acreages are misquoted and cite a 50 percent rise in corn acres while wheat declined. Officials defend methods and present divergent data on crop shifts statewide.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
President's Interest in Art and Trentanove Visit
Signor Trentanove the Italian sculptor met with President in Washington joined by Senator Mitchell of Wisconsin. He presented a photo graphic model of the Pere Marquette statue chosen over fourteen competitors for Wisconsin’s national hall of statuary commission.
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Washington
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Signor Trentanove
Pere Marquette
National Hall of Statuary
Break in Cleveland Cabinet Report Postmaster General Bissell to Leave
Washington dispatch reports that Postmaster General Bissell will retire with the present session of Congress. Rumors point to William L. Wilson of West Virginia as a possible successor, but officials deny any decision has been made. Bissell has refused to discuss the subject.
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New York
Washington Dispatch
Evening Post
Cleveland
Bissell
Congress
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
Navy cruisers and torpedo craft planned for coming year
The Pall Mall Gazette reports the Cabinet proposes in the next financial year to build four first class, four second class and two third class cruisers, twenty torpedo boats and twenty torpedo destroyers at a total cost of 6.5 million pounds.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Weather Forecast Light North Winds Across Georgia and Alabama
January 31 forecast reports Georgia fair with coastal rain and light north winds. Alabama remains fair with variable winds.
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Washington
Georgia
Alabama
Bennington Ordered to Sail for Colombia
The United States steamer Bennington is ordered to sail for Colombia today from VaLeSo California. The move follows government orders issued January 31.
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Valeso
Cal
United States
Bennington
Colombia
Banking Committee Report on Administration Bill Nears House
Four members of the banking committee oppose support for the administration banking bill and a motion to report without recommendation passes ten to three. Amendments total seven, with sections four and five eliminated. The committee favors passage but urges no official recommendation to the house.
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Wasu Hineton
Springer
Illinois
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Cox
Tennessee
Carlisle
State Bank
Black
Georgia
Cobb
Alabama
Tennesssee
Hall
Missouri
Parkhurst to Be Present at Epworth League Conference
The Epworth League conference in Chattanooga this June will feature Rev. Dr. Parkhurst of New York along with Hon. McKenzie Howell of Canada. Parkhurst will lecture on Municipal Government, with many prominent Americans expected to attend and the event already hailed as a historic southern occasion.
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Chattanooga
Epworth League
Parkhurst
New York
McKenzie Howell
Dominion
John Thompson
Stocks caused his ruin in Concord New Hampshire
Charles W. Sanford, four year tax collector for Concord, left town under a cloud after a trip to New York. A letter to his wife says he should not return. Shortage likely under $15,090, tied to stock speculation. Sanford has a wife and one child.
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Concord
N. H
Chas. W. Sanford
New York
Sanford
Newberry College Damages Fund Favored in Senate Panel
A bill to appropriate 15000 dollars to settle Newberry College South Carolina claims for damage by federal troops during occupation after the war has been favorably reported by the Senate Committee on Military Affairs.
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Washington
Newberry College
Newberry
S. C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Jury panel completed in Hayward case with Dunn chosen
In Minneapolis on January 31, John Dunn a Day ton farmer was seated as the final juror in the Hay ward case. Assistant county Attorney Hall then opened the trial for the state, noting the jury's high average intelligence.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hayward
John Dunn
Dayton
Hall
Amalgamated Men Reject Iron Mills Wage Proposal
In Younestown Ohio on January 31 the Amalgamated association voted nearly unanimously to reject iron manufacturers plans to reopen mills if workers accept a three dollar per ton wage scale for puddling.
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Younestown
Amalgamated Association
Pension Commissioner to appeal Judge Long decision
Commissioner of Pensions Lochreux says he will appeal Judge Long's case to the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia after judgment is entered. He dismisses Judge Bradley's decision as lacking legal or logical basis.
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Washing Ton
Commissioner of Pensions
Lochreux
Judge Long
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Louisville and Nashville Train Wreck Near Greenville
Freight train No. 71 on the Louisville and Nashville road wrecked last night near Greenville due to a split switch. Eighteen cars derailed. Conductor Cogill slightly injured. Traffic delayed several hours.
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Mosire
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Road
Greenville
Cogill
Baum & Son Wholesale Merchant Failure Hits Meridian Shipment
Mosire Ala January 31 Joseph Baum and Son of Meridian Miss wholesale merchandise failed yesterday liabilities 115000 assets unknown several Mobile houses were caught
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Mosire
Ala
Joseph Baum & Son
Meridian
Miss
Continued Heavy Gold Withdrawals
New York reports continued gold withdrawals from the subtreasury with $3,600,000 taken by 2:45 p m yesterday, bringing the week’s total to $10,350,000.
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New York
Ways and Means OKs Duty-Free Anti-Toxine Bill
WasuiyeTon January 31 The Committee on Ways and Means voted to report favorably to the House a bill to grant anti-toxine free of duty.
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WasuiyeTon
Committee On Ways and Means
House
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