Morocco Refuses Indemnity After American Killing
Washington reports Morocco again declines to pay indemnity for the killing of Marcus Essagin, a naturalized American. The United States consul argues the case, aided by a potential U S warship presence in Moroccan waters to bolster Morocco’s obligation under the treaty.
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Washxator
Morocco
United States
Marcus Essagin
Fox
Navy Department
China's Vigorously Protesting Executions Stir Anger
Washington reports say Chinese authorities are profoundly aroused by recent executions of Chinese officials. They view the summary act as particularly reprehensible amid peace negotiations and while Hung Chung is absent in Peking conducting the mission. The viceroy of Chih It is cited as a noncombatant and the move could heighten animosity among Chinese people.
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Omlolala
Washington
Polsing
Chih-It
Hung Chung
Peking
Ching
Monn
Roberts Annual Report Reveals Treasury Surplus 1900
The annual report of Treasurer G H Roberta to Secretary Gaga notes strong growth and high business activity. Revenues reached 85 852 the largest since 1866, driven by customs and internal taxes, while expenditures rose 117 854 888, converting 111 560 deficits into a 879 527 060 surplus for the year 1900.
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Wasumatox
United States
G. H. Roberta
Treasury
Gaga
Roberta
Will Be Made a Countess in Germany for Widow of Baron Von Ketteler
Briarix November 18 Kaiser shows respect to Baron Von Ketteler by inviting his American widow to Germany. He offers her the title of countess with a pension and a possible Lady in Waiting role. The Empress would bestow honors in acknowledgement of her husband’s services and her brave defense during the legations siege.
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Briarix
Baron von Ketteler
China
Germany
Louise
General Byrd resigns as adjutant of state troops
General Phil G resigns his post as adjutant general of state troops to cooperate with General Kell. His resignation takes effect December 4. Colonel James Robinson will succeed him as adjutant general, completing a reshuffle of command in the Atlanta area with General Byrd and others noted.
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Robinson
Atlanta
Phil G
Kell
James Robinson
Appotat
Brazen Counterfeits Hit Savannah Market
Vendors warned against fake Johnson's Chile and Fever Tonic imitations. A doctor from Conway Arkansas touts Hopkins’ Fever Tonic as curative for typhoid and malaria, claiming patients recovered within days. Clarke & Co. advertises a home position with earnings potential.
Professional cards from Vienna Georgia lawyers and doctors
A compilation of old professional cards for local attorneys and physicians in Vienna and surrounding towns. Includes multiple law firms such as John F Powell & Sons, D L Henderson, Geo W Wooten, Darcrum, and others with offices on Union Street and nearby streets. Medical listings feature Dr O L Stovall and H C Wood with office details and hours.
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JF Powell
JW Powell
Watts Powell
John F Powell
Geo
W, Wooten
Cotton Street
Court Honge
Macon
Savannah
Tax Notice for 1900 Local Tax Collection Routes
A notice lists locations and dates for state and county tax collection in 1900 including Byromville Pinehurst Cordele Vienna and other towns with dates from Oct through Dec. It mentions weekly Saturdays in Vienna and December collections, with references to offices Mannagorad district and job offers including annual pay and weekly parame and stamped envelope details.
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Zonr
Byromville
Nadillo
Pinehurnt
Navy
Windley
Drayton
Coney
Cordele
Mannagorad
Sopra Beth
Caxton
Ohisago
Toney to Loan for Improved Daly County Farms
We are headquarters for loans on improved farm lands in Daly county. Five years, payable in installments at 7 or 8 percent interest depending on loan amount. Money promptly obtained by J. H. Woopwarp & Son, Lawyers, Vienna, Ga.
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Daly County
J. H. Woopwarp & Son
Vienna
Commission
G. R. Ellis
Americus
Bargain Grocery and Goods At BM Wood’s Store
BM Wood’s advertises low prices on a wide range of items including Armorside Corsets at 90c, Liberty Bell Tobacco at two pounds for 75c, coffee sugar rice meat and all groceries at rock bottom prices, jeans pants 506 to 1.25, candy and shirts, Dick Pet Tobacco 35c per pound, cashmere pants 1 to 3 dollars, and says lowest cash prices.
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Liberty Bell Tobacco
Wood
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Roberts’ Annual Report
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von Ketteler
Byrd
Chile
J I
Kincuntox, M.D
Conway, Ark
Gindapray
Clarke& Co
4Th St
Philadelphia
W.yv
Harvard
Attorney At Law
Vidbita, Ga
MA Fleming
Unadilla
Pri
D L Henderson
County
Stovall
Vienna, Ga
Darcrum
Mason
Southwestern
Oconee
Southern
Brunswick
State Supreme Court
Pistriot
Court of Appeals
United States Bankruptcy
DR. O
Cails
T Bivins
M.D. H A Mosury
M. D. Bivins
Mobley
Physicians and Surgeons
Georgia
H. C. Wood
WS Howell
J. Calhoun & Co
L W and
H A Mobley
J . Whitehead
Masonicy
Toney
Desi
Biouers
W.l.gole & Bro
Guorgia
Mallary Bros
Macon, Georgia
Music Box
R. Boniske
Nold and
J. H.shearouse & Bro
Williams Street
Columbia Drug Co
Smith
Dr. CT
M Wood
BM Wood