Hawaii political turmoil and Crisp health update
A Honolulu political clash alarms waves of partisans as Speaker Crisp plans a brief absence for medical reasons. The piece notes Republican pressure over Hawaii policy, Cleveland’s stance, possible extra sessions, and looming financial worries.
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Wasmorow
D. C
Speaker Crisp
Mr. Crisp
Cleveland
Lodge
Houtelle
Philadelphia
Hawaii
Honolulu
Loutelle
Senator Lodge
Cleveand
Springer
Allver
National Bank
Vilas
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Treasury
World and Local Notices from the Era Stone Column
The article surveys diverse items including the Supreme Court’s electric power plans for Smithville, a Chicago company seeking Southern sites, large cotton arrivals in Columbus, Dalton business league efforts, and obituaries such as Mrs Lucy Key Smith. It highlights the First African Baptist church of Savannah’s 107th anniversary with 5000 communicants, a notable soprano Ellen Beach Yaw performing in Americus, and various regional updates on industry, weather, and social life amid Georgia towns.
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Ellen Beach Yaw
Opera Bouss
Americus
Miss Yaw
California
Misa Yaw
New York State
Bird Laslender
Mies Yaw
Mme
Theo, Bjorksten
New York
Paris
Delle-Selle
Bax
Nilson
Dougherty & Co. in Atlanta Fails Amid Poor Collections
Atlanta January 22. D I Dougherty & Co a major dry goods house in Atlanta and the South collapsed this afternoon after years of heavy trade but failing collections and weak business. Assets and liabilities not yet known.
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D. Hr. Dougherty & Go
Atlanta
D. I. Dougherty , Co
South
Tragic Killing at Chambless Mill Picnic Trial Opens
Witnesses recount the July 14, 1804, shooting at Chambless mill picnic where Carey was killed by John Methvin after a dispute over money. Testimony details the platform confrontation, shotgun of events, and multiple players including Wingate Harden and Harden. Defense argues self defense with Carey armed, while state presents corroborating accounts from participants and bystanders.
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Mra. L.G. Hadeon
John Methvia
Solicitor General
Hooper
Blalock
L. G. Hudson
Abe
Chambless’ Mill
Carey
Methvin
Dave Wingate
Wingate
Methvia
Smpire
Buse Kitchens
C. C. Harden
Hoe
Kltebenson
Sed
Fred
Harden
Howell
John Methvin
Pirat
Tnezt
Sither
Mas
Chambliss
Shock Cobb
W. T. Dawson
John O. Carey
Emma Roach
Cousen
Asoak
Uriah Moore
G. W. Dostér
Jim Carey
Alex Doncan
Lim
Narden
Sam Harden
Methyin
Mathins
Telegraphic Sparks and Financial Notes
Lord Randolph Churchill suffers another heart failure and lies semi comatose at midnight. The Georgia cotton factory battles delays as the superintendent seeks bands to run the mill around the clock. The Senate confirms and then withdraws D. Clarke for the Kansas and Middle District of Tennessee judgeship. The Comptroller of the Currency proclaims a fourth dividend of 10 percent, totaling 65 percent for State National Bank of Nashville creditors. A New York export surge totals $700,000 today, including $600,000 for export. After a fierce fight, a US Senate seat finally ends on the ninth ballot.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Senate
D. Clarke
Kantera
Tennesete
State National Bank of Nashville, Teas
New York
United States
England’s Telesceo Law and the 1600 leaf import ban
Anan claims England cannot move under a viola tion of law. In 1600 a statute limited new leaf imports to be weed in every medicine. It is said the act was never repealed, though details are unclear and the text is garbled.
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Japan
Admstrals
U.S
Agricultural Department
Anan
England
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