Trial Opera Redwine Bank Case
Enormous crowd fills the court as the Redwine trial enters its second day in Las Vegas. Bank examiner Campbell testifies on his bank audit methods and notes about 37000 dollars in cash before discovery of the defalcation. Former Gate City Bank president L. J. Hill testifies about a questionable stock-related check. Defense seeks to prove directors were overdrawn but was limited by the court. Rumors of sensational developments later persist.
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AtLasTa
Redwine
Campbell
L. J. Hill
Gate City Bank
W. H. Patterson
Suburban Land Company
Patterson
Queer Complications Stall Knoxville Sale of Southern Railroad
Two federal judges clash over the Knox ville and Marietta railroad sale from Atlanta to Knoxville. Judge Key, then Judge Newman, and Judge Lurton seek jurisdiction as receivers and hearings proceed across Tennessee and Georgia, with a sale date in Knoxville and a split in authority delaying the transaction.
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Southern Railroad
Nasavis
Knoxville and
Marietta
Atlanta
Hawaii policy and Senate actions spark heated debate
In Washington and Waianuatoa on January 10, lawmakers debated Hawaiian policy as Boutelle and Hopkins pressed contentious resolutions. The House discussed silver coinage under the Bland bill, and the Ways and Means panel prepared to review the income tax measure. Senate notes covered visa issues and the Brazilian minister’s remarks, while nominations and local appointments filled Washington briefings.
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Wasiutonton
Jan
Ways and Means Committee
Fight plans falter as Florida bout sparks legal clash
In Ta Florida Duval County officials and the Duval Athletic Club face a dispute over a proposed Corbett Mitchell middleweight boxing match between Berry Watkins of Florida and Green Harris of Tennessee. The club seeks a ruling on prize fighting legality and Governor Mitchell’s stance, while Deadwood, South Dakota, meanwhile offers a $5,000 purse for a Corbett Mitchell bout, signaling cross‑state interest and legal risk.
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Tacksoxville
Vila
Duval Athletic
Ranger
Cor I Sete
Buitebell
Berry Watkins
Green Harris
Tennessee
U of
Mitchell
Corbett-Mitchell Milly
Ulao
Duval County
Mitch
Segerd
Sporting
Bowden
Wernor Mitchell
Duval Athletic Club
Ernor Mitchell
Deadwood
Deapwoop
Wood Athletic Club
Corbett Mitchell
Conference Note From Baron Solvyns Cited in Despatch
A note from the late Baron Solvyns, Belgian minister to England, dated November 23 and sent to Lord Rose, is cited in Lexpos. The missive discusses his readiness to confer the convoket and mentions easing monetary circumstances as a topic.
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Lexpos
Baron Solvyns
England
Lord Rose
United 5
Fire destroys Norcross pharmacy landmark in Atlanta blaze
A large fire damaged the Norcross building in Atlanta area, housing Dr. Joseph Jacobs' pharmacy. Firefighters fought the blaze from the third floor rear corner with rapid, energetic efforts, preserving parts of the structure while causing substantial destruction to the landmark.
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LayTs
Norcross
Atlanta
Joseph Jacobs
Elden Aay i
Bubs
Dr George Marvin to be buried in Rose Hill Macon
The late Dr George Marvin will be brought from Cordele to Macon on Friday for burial in Rose Hill cemetery. He moved from Atlanta years ago, was wealthy, and served as Cordele bank president. His widow remarried cashier Bivins and is on a bridal tour in Florida. a brother of Bivins bought a cemetery lot for his burial.
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Macon
George Marvin
Cordele
Rose Hill
Marvin
Atlanta
Cordele Bank
Keating
New
Dr. Marvin
Divina
Florida
Bivins
The Bomb Thrower Trials Vaillant In Paris Court
The Vaillant anarchist trial opened in Paris after a bomb exploded in the chamber of deputies. A report said a burned fuse bomb was found outside the court and security was tight as identity was checked. The day also carried brief items on a coal trade dip, a divorce and weather forecasts.
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Faris
Guste Vaillant
Paws
Auguste Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
Palaw of Justice
Vaillant
Nive L'anarchie
Jury Rules Ben Steblin Killed Buchanan by Unlawful Blows
Coroner's jury in Birmingham finds W B Buchanan died from blows by Ben Steblin without intent to take life. Steblin freed on $1000 bond. Witness Josie Burke, present at the scene, confirms the fray. Will Wise and Abealts testifying on nearby details. physicians cite brain trauma as death cause.
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W. B. Buchan
Ben Steblin
Coronier
Birminghan
Will Buchanan
Abealts
Mee Sage
Josie Burke
Stebile
Buchanan
Will Wise
Davidson
Josie Barks
Cross
Econo
Steblla
Bookanan
Stella
Bank Directors Reelect Officers After Annual Meetings
Stockholders of the People's National Bank and the Bank of Southwestern Georgia held annual meetings. Over four hundred shares of the People's National were represented. John Windsor Bascom Myrick and L. Windsor were elected directors for 1904. J. 0. Roney declined reelection as president. Officers elected for 1904: Bascom Myrick president W C Farlow vice president John Windsor cashier Laster Windsor assistant cashier H C Mitchell bookkeeper. Southwestern Bank directors were reelected as a group with 745 shares represented. Both banks reported satisfactory 1903 results amid recent financial strains. Directors planned to meet this afternoon to confirm officers, with reelection expected.
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People's National Bank
Bank of Southwestern Georgia
Esa
People’s National
John Windsor
L. 4
Rawsoo
Geo
Il Simpeon
Southwestern Bank
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Ebenezer Burr
M- Knapp
O. A. Coeman
Treas
Gen
J. E. Bivina
Omcer
Stephen 8
Garrwoon & Callaway
Lamar Street
Ople
Americus
Georgia
W. D. Bailey
Americas
Loving & Hightower
Cotton Aventue
Ns Bes Wheatley
Bank
Loxiox
The
Times
Count Deerhurst
Earl of Coventry
Virginia Bonynge
Cals
Sea London
United
Ibely
Willieake Mace
Ballet Fe
Boston
Belle M. Morris
New York
Charles F. Johnson
Johnson
California Fig Syrup CO
Boutelle
House
Galleriea
Hopkins
Cummings
Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Flount
United States Naval Forces
Navy Department
Dockery
Senate
Frye
Davis
Hawaii
Congress
Waiuiatoa
Liliuokalani
Gresham
Bacretary
Willis
Washixgton
Senhor Mendonca
Rio Do
Paris
Peiroto
Walmpton
House Committee On Coinage Weights and Measures
Lamb
Washington
Thomas W. Lamb
Georgh Collecine
Af Omens
Brunswick
Eas Hatta J
Carlisle
Wasnixaton
James
Norfolk
Benator Cellom
William M. Folger
Yorktown
Pennsylvania
Pairchild Custom House Commission
Treasury Department
Jesup
John O. Sullivan
Mico
Bom Patecroon
Yary Enjoun
Telocken
Itwonbgroes
Cleveland
U. S. Gov't
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Coal Company
N. Y
Mary G. Atherton
Pete Leo Atherton
John M. Atherton
Louisville
Providence
Robert Poole
Ietet
Reer Sas
Wasurmorox
Hon
Cuicano
Merriso Sandleki
Gling
Sala
Siwalk
W B Buchanan
Birmingham
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