Notable Quotes on Womanhood and Faith in a Local Column
The piece mixes verse and prose reflecting on a woman's sphere and human fate, cites Evangelist Moody and a New York comparison, and mentions Thomasville readers planning to attend a mill event in Carson City on March 16 while noting a flood promise and a fire prediction.
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Evangelist Moody
Heaven
New York
Mr. Moody
Thomasville
Corbett- Fitzsimmons Mill
Carson City
Valentine’s Day Notes Across Newspapers
A collage of light remarks from The Indianapo lis Journal and Detroit Free Press touches on everyday manners. It notes readers spotting good traits with a magnifying glass and comments on couples choosing Friday weddings to curb bad luck.
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Detroit Free Press
Geranium donation and marriage notes from Springfield
Messrs Schmidt and Bottley nurserymen of Springfield send one hundred geraniums for the court house yard. Mr George W Harris travels to Montgomery to wed a Chicago lady, then returns with his bride to Thomasville. Gordon the patriot is anticipated to visit, inspiring interest with his portrayal of The Last Days of the Confederacy.
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Messrs. Schmidt’ & Bottley
Springfield
Ohio
Court House
George W. Harris
Montgomery
Chicago
Bainbridge
Harris
Thomasville
Gordon
Arnold and Thomas win contract to rebuild Mrs Smith home
Arnold and Thomas secure the rebuilding contract for Mrs. B. H. Smith’s residence on Jackson Street, after a recent fire destroyed the prior structure. They have begun clearing rubble and plan a larger house with more rooms than the original.
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Messrs
Arnold and
Thomas
B. H. Smith
Jackson Street
Construction of Pavilion at Cleveland Park Progressing
Mr James Gribben builder and contractor erects a neat pavilion for Mrs Masury at Cleveland Park. The building rises in front of the dwelling across the road. A shooting ground is being cleared up and laid off adjoining the pavilion.
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James Gribben
Mys
Masury
Cleveland Park
Hostetter Returns to Piney Woods Flotilla Visits
Theo R Hostetter of Pittsburgh arrives in town aboard his yacht after cruising the Florida coast. He is accompanied by eight members of the Carnegie family of Pittsburgh.
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Theo. R. Hostetter
Pittsburg
Piney ‘Woods
Hostetter
Florida
Stnge
B. M. Carnegie
Carnegie
Riverside family opens winter home with warm welcome
Mr C B Parsons along with his wife and three daughters from Riverside Missouri arrived yesterday morning and have begun occupying their attractive winter residence facing the sunny outlook.
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C. B.parsons
Riverside
Thomasville as Cyclists Paradise and Winter Resort
A visitor praises Thomasville, calling it a cyclers paradise and sportsman's paradise. He notes well kept roads and paths, the Mitchell House as a highlight, grand residences, the court house and library, and predicts lasting fame as a winter resort. He compares the city to paradise and Milton's imagery.
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Thomasville
Jasville
John Milton
Mitchell House
Rupo
Blizzard Rages Across Central Minnesota Delays Trains
A blizzard blankets central and northern Minnesota on February 11, delaying all trains from the west. In contrast a warm rain falls elsewhere, prompting calls for perpetual sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
Miniz
patrols tightened after local burglaries and thefts
authorities report several petty thefts and burglaries have prompted extra police and private watchmen. armed residents at night warn intruders will be shot. officials vow to stop the depredations, suspecting local offenders are trying to live by stealing.
New York Experiences Third Big Snow Storm of Winter
New York City reports nearly sight inches of snow by 6 PM with sleet and coarse saltlike accumulation. Travel delayed as snow plows and sweepers clear lines of steam and surface railroad. Buffalo notes a snow storm that began at midnight and disrupted street and steam traffic.
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New York
Snowstorm Spreads Across Pennsylvania With Deep Mountain Snow
Philadelphia reports a heavy snow storm with hail and rain across the state. Snow in the mountains reaches ten inches as trains run on time in Harrisburg and officials note varied conditions elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Starrisburg
Bnow
Evel
Woman Returns Home in Perfect Health After Treatment
Miss Gertrude Thomas, recently treated in Thomasville by Dr. Intosh, has returned to her sister's home in Bainbridge in perfect health. The report notes her recovery and return.
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Bainbridge
Dempocrati
Gertrude. Thomas
Thomasville
Ie- Intosh
Albany Weather Report Fragments Remain Unclear
Readable text shows fractured notes about rain and global face references, with stray punctuation and incomplete names. No coherent event or quotation can be confirmed from the fragment.
Burglar and Horse Thief Caught in Meigs County
A store in Meigs was robbed and a horse stolen the same night. Police tied the two incidents to the same suspect. The horse was later recovered near Cubang. Henry Williams was arrested after attempting to sell a watch at Cubana and found with stolen items from Mr. Huber’s store on his person.
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Huber
Meigs
Cubang
Henry Williams
Chastain
Cubana
Marshal Spair
Doss
Williams
Wedding Unites Hall and Austin at Flint Street Home
Miss Hattie Hampton Hall joined William N. Austin of Thomasville in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents on Flint Street. The Presbyterian ceremony was officiated by the local pastor with a large attendance and elegant bridal attire. The couple shared a short wedding trip on the F and B line.
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W. J. Hall
Flint Street
Hattie Hampton-Hall
Albany
Undefined fragment inspires varied opinions about a youth
The fragmentary text shows diverse judgments forming around a boy named Tsetiboteer, whose character is described as either strong or weak by different readers.
Recollections of Moultrie by Montgomery Folsom
In the Evening Constitution recollections, Montgomery Folsom recalls Moultrie’s Bob Bearden and M. M. Blanton who ran the town. Bearden amassed a vast fortune, owned land rivaling a German principality, and ruled the area as its monarch with no children. Blanton contributed by having children of all ages for a nickel each.
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Montgomery
Folsom
Evening Constitution
Moultrie
Bob Bearden
M. M. Blanton
Bob
Tom Walker
Blanton
Severe Snow Storm Hits Western and Central Kansas
Great Bend Kansas reports the worst snow storm of the year with heavy snowfall, blizzard conditions and near zero visibility across the region. The weather description notes cold air and widespread storminess from north to south with Thomasville faring similarly to other areas.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Thomasville
No Time For Advertising On Street Corners
A Savannah merchant asks a customer to send the fence containing his large advertisement to the customer’s house, saying he reads newspapers and has no time to hunt for ads on street corners. The customer replies he will read it if sent home.
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Savannah Press
McNamara Couple Guests of Joshua Carroll in Warren Street
Mr Chas McNamara and wife of Pittsburg Mass are guests of Mr Joshua Carroll on Warren street. He spent part of winter in Thomasville then went to Florida, planned to stay there, but found Thomasville superior and returned to remain until spring.
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Chas
McNamara
Pittsburg
Mass
Joshua. Carroll
Warren-street
Thomasville
Florida
Miller seeks shrubbery donations for courthouse yard
Mr Wm Miller asks ladies to contribute toward planting shrubs in the courthouse yard. Donors are urged to send any available contributions to him promptly.
Marriage Notice for Miss Sadie Doerhoefer and James Kirwan
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Sadie Doerhoefer of Louisville Kentucky to Mr James Garrie Kirwan at the Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville on the 24th inst Miss Sadie is well known locally Friends are pleased to learn of her upcoming wedding. Plant System official Mr T H Mitchell at this place says round trip Washington inauguration tickets will go on sale March 1 at one fare for continuous passage with strict timing limits
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Jersey
Sadie
Basil Doerhoefer
Louisville
James Garrie Kirwan
Cathedral of the Assumption
T. H. Mitchell
Washington
Thomasville Receives Verses from Northern Visitor
On behalf of Thomasville, the town acknowledges a verse titled Thomasville's Valentine written by a northern visitor. The town will blush with pleasure and pride this morning as readers admire the charming sprains in verse.
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Thomasville
Valentine
Templeton Expert Dr Baker Guests at The Willows
Dr L W Baker of Templeton Massachusetts guest of The Willows and proprietor of the Templeton Press. An expert on sanitation this is his first visit to the south and observers hope it will be a pleasant one.
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L. W. Baker
Templeton
Mass
the Willows
Baker
Wilkerson Fined and Ordered to Work by Mayor
Wilkerson, who caused a disturbance at Sandy Bottom Friday night, was brought before the mayor yesterday morning. He begged for release to leave town within an hour but received a five dollar fine plus costs or fifteen days on the works.
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Wilkerson
Mentally Unbalanced Young Man In Amheric
A dispatch from Americus reports Fred Leben, a well known local, in a precarious mental state after a sudden upheaval. He required four men to restrain him in bed and was bound with ropes. Leben, a reader of dime novels, imagines himself as Nick Carter, and is noted to have married in Thomasville with his mother once running a boarding house on Crawford and Jefferson streets.
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Americus
Fred
Leben
Sis
Nick Carter
Thomasville
Crawford and
Jefferson Streets
Thom asville Country Club Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Country Club of Thomasville was held yesterday at 11 o'clock in the secretary's office. Three governors Hebard Schurmeier and Jones were elected to new terms. The board reported the club thriving. Afterward the board elected Capt Henry Metcalfe president William Hammond and H W Hopkins as vice presidents secretary and B H Wright as treasurer.
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Country Club of
Thomasville
Messrs
WM. Hammond
H.W
Hopkins
Treasur
Memorial trees honor local distinguished citizens at courthouse square
Alderman Miller funds beautification of the court house square and plants memorial trees for Dr J T Metcalfe Rev J A McKee Dr G Q Colton Judge A H Hangell and Col A P Wright. The trees will be cared for as an appropriate tribute cherished by all citizens.
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Court House Square
Miller
A. P. Wright
Birthday honors for Prof. Wm P Stewart in St Valentine mood
The Misses Ohler hosted a birthday event for Prof. William P. Stewart of New York on St Valentine’s Day. Miss Eliza Ohler delivered an address, the professor gave a response, and Mrs Stewart’s health was noted as improved since Thomasville. Policeman Brown logged bridge work at Lohnstein’s corner amid mud. Congress may be asked for funding to finish repairs at Watt’s corner, but nothing certain.
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Ohler
Wm.p. Stewart
New York
Eliza Ohler
Stewart
Thomasville
Brown
Buildings
Lohnstein’s Corner
Congress
Watt’s
Misses McIntyre to Misses McIntosh Name Correction
The report misnamed Misses McIntyre of Chicago and should have read Misses McIntosh. The correction states the change was unintentional and only a lady can exercise that prerogative.
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Stark
McIntyre
Chicago
McIntosh
Concrete sidewalk project progresses with city work
The crew began laying concrete sidewalks on the Lohnstein and Watt streets yesterday morning. Residents anticipate the council's timely actions will be gratefully acknowledged by the community, especially the local ladies.
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Lohnstein and Watt
Flood Wreaks Havoc in Datdace City Streets
The deluge flooded Datdace causing streets to become rivers and damaging shops and houses. Water reached two feet in Thompson’s machine shops and ten feet in some areas while tracks and bridges were washed away. A store wall collapsed and a drowned man was reported in a past election era incident.
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Datdace
Water Works
Jackson Street
Lee Street
Thompson’ S
McDonald
Ben Russell
Congress
T.E
Sacred concerts at Piney Woods and Mitchell House entertain large audiences
Sunday evening programs at Piney Woods Hotel and Mitch ell House drew sizable crowds who praised the high quality of the performances. Items included Raymond overture, Messiah selections, Verdi hymns, Mendelssohn intermezzo, Mascagni intermezzo, Bohm Serenata and solos by violin, piano, and harmonies Blacksmith among others.
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Piney Woods Hotel
Mitchell House
Rayimond
sThomas
Mendelssohn
Cavaleria Rus
Cseevervececarceereenees -Mascagni A
Gensauae Bohm
Frank Edward Lindsey
Harmonious Blacksmith
Intermezzo-Russe
Judge Hansell adjourns Echols Superior Court term
Judge Hansell sent an order to the clerk adjourning the Echols county March term of the Superior Court to the Tuesday after the fifth Monday in March. A heavy docket is noted for this term and better weather is hoped for then.
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Hansell
Superior Court
Echols County
Talk of Another Sparring Contest on Early Day
A report notes plans for a second sparring contest to be held on an early date. Officials and participants discuss arrangements, potential venues, and expected contenders for the event.
Thomasville's Valentine Address to the Tim and Enterprise
A poetic tribute to Thomasville celebrates its natural beauty forests rivers and winter sun. The piece praises enduring charm harmony of nature and culture and longs for renewed romance amid winter and May like warmth. It frames Thomasville as a fair princess of rosin and cotton with a bardic birthday greeting.
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Thomasville
Allen
Rosinand
Editorial Briefs on Congress and Pennsylvania Decision
Editorials note confusion over Congress actions and potential move to Philadelphia. Mentions Tom Watson and Quay, with Philadelphia as referenced location and political context.
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Congress
Tom Watson
Expiration of 54th Congress Ushers Out Longtime Lawmakers
As the 54th Congress ends many veteran legislators depart the halls of legislation and some leave forever. The article notes the retirement wave and reflects on the end of an era for seasoned members.
McKinley and Grover in The Cleveland Outfit
A wry remark notes McKinley cannot wear Grover’s trousers though he could wear Cleveland’s shoes, highlighting political costume and leadership contrasts.
Atlanta Divorce Proceeds Spark City Discourse
City readers receive a detailed report on recent divorce proceedings in Atlanta highlighting contentious petitions and notable parties. The coverage emphasizes judicial steps and potential implications for residents and local institutions.
Charity as Silence and Speech in Albany Argus
Brief remark notes charity can both silence and feed mouths, reflecting a colonial era press stance. It comments on the tension between benevolence and control in public discourse.
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Charity
Albany Argus
Greece Plays Hard Line Over Turkey Tensions
An editorial line hints Greece may press Turkey with firm steps in regional disputes. It suggests Turkey should face a stable, distant stance, implying strained relations and potential leverage in diplomacy and defense.
Navy Secretary Cannot Swim Says Critics
A commentator quips that the new Navy Secretary cannot swim but will be in the swim when in Washington. The remark contrasts the new woman staying away from home all day with the new man who stays out all night, ending with a concern for the children.
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Washington
Bradley-Martin Ball Sparks Criticism for Display of Wealth
Contemporary accounts label the Bradley-Martin ball a vulgar display of wealth while mentioning a rumored display of links or links accessories. The remarks reflect public critique of opulence during the event.
Chicago Seeks Clean Up Overhaul for Sanitation
City officials announce a broad effort to improve sanitary conditions by removing sources of foul odors. The program aims to reduce emissions and restore public health amid concerns over lingering smells.
Plucky Greece Calls for Defending Crete Against Turkey
Greece vows to defend Cretan residents amid Turkish aggression, seeking terms that the great powers have not achieved. The action frames Greece as resisting oppression and preparing to confront Turkish forces to safeguard Crete.
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Greece
Turkey
Women of Atlanta Seek Street Cleaning Contract
The text notes that women in Atlanta pay 70 percent of the city taxes and have requested the contract to clean the streets, arguing they should receive the contract for this job.
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Atlanta
Death of 107-Year-Old William Dollar Claimed Not Linked
The Ma con Evening News reports the death of William Dollar, aged 107, stating it has no relation to the crime of 73 or the withdrawal of circulating medium, clarifying an association drawn by the crime discussion.
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Earth
Macon Evening News
William Dollar
Representative Sutton Backs English Menu Bill
Representative Sutton of Shelby County Indiana, a farmer, submits a bill to compel hotels to print menu cards in English so patrons know what they are eating. He objects to goose livers being listed as patty day for grassay.
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Sutton
Shelby
County
Ind
Savannah Press
Grassay
Fragments Depict Harsh View Of Cigar Smoke Dangers
The quoted lines describe a deadly effect of cigarettes and a dismissive view of a man’s potential death. The narrator traces a mind toward tobacco harm, noting a funnel-like path for smoke and asserting the smoker will die sooner or later. The passage implies a harsh critique of the individual and a broader fatalistic stance.
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Madison
Jackson Streets
Times-Enreaptien
Pines
Thompson’s ‘Iron Works
Thomasville Iron Works
Thomasville’ Iron Works
L. Thompson
Mgr
Thomas Vile
Marble Company
Biggers & Thurman
Georgia
Thomas & Dickinson
Thom
Geville
Fletcher Street
Eo LD
W. Palin & Bro
Thomas Sounty
Mary
Redfearn
Revo. Redtfearn
Montgomery, Ordina
Our
Indianapolis
Abbott
Massachusetts Board of Health
Blizzard
Minnesota
Buffalo
Globe
J. Ph
Hall
Austin
Wm. Miller
Echols Superior Court
Tim&s
McKinley
Cleveland
Grover
Altgeld
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
South
Mae
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