Summons of the Master and Mrs Griffiths Death Notice
Mrs. Arthur E. Griffith died after a lengthy illness at her Milledge avenue home. A devoted wife and mother, she leaves husband and three sons, was active in Athens Woman's Club and Emmanuel Episcopal church. Funeral at Emmanuel church tomorrow at eleven. Her sister Miss Alice Jenkins of Brooklyn attended. Also brief Alabama cremation notice for Mrs. John Swindle after a Christmas eve fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Griffith
Milledge Avenue
Griffith
Earth
Arabella Jenkins
W. BR. Jenkins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur Griffith
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Mra Griffith
Athens Woman's Club
Gate of Pearl
Emmanuel Eyis- Copal Church
Woman's Guild
Grifffith
Emmanuel Church
Alice Jenkins
Alabama
Levert
Ala
John Swindle
Tragic Jones & Laughlin Blast Kills Ten at Pittsburg Mill
An explosion in a Soho furnace at Jones and Laughlin near Bradys Street in Pittsburg today at 7 am killed ten workers and injured about twenty others. Bodies and charred remains were removed to the morgue as flames, molten metal, and slag showered the yard. Managers Frank Jones and Arthur Young reported nine dead and five injured, noting most workers on the top of the furnace were Blava and Poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Soho
Jones & Laughlin
Bradys Street
Joseph Frankoviten
Joseph Sisul
Michael Gasdovicz
Hungary
Andrew 8Ues
Michael Mezo
Calla
Frank Jones
Arthur Young
Mercy Hospital
Eyewitne
Deda
Second Avenue
Exoduting Members as Congress Breaks for Holidays
Senate presided by Perkins with executive session and a January 6 adjournment. House briefly passes a deficiency bill for land records transcripts and reviews a president’s message on an Apalachian forest reserve amid a busy holiday exodus. DeArmond demands testimony to counter rumors about rural free delivery in his district.
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Eax
Frye
Perkins
Senate
Philippine Islands
Committee On
Philippines
United States
Alaska
Hale
House
Cannon
Illinois
General Land Office
DeArmond
Missouri
Mr. DeArmond
Nicaragua Canal Bill Moves Forward In House Report
Representative Hepburn of Iowa, chair of the House commerce committee, announced the committee’s favorable report on the Nicaragua canal bill. The document states authority should rest with the president to oversee construction, citing the isthmian commission led by Admiral Walker and affirming consensus on feasibility, cost limits, and timely completion with broad party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Commerce
Washington
Hepburn
Iowa
Isthmian Commission
Walker
Bill of Exceptions Filed Over Court Findings
Admiral Schley files with the secretary of the navy a bill of exceptions to the court of inquiry majority findings and seeks to be heard on objections to Admiral Dewey's opinion. Sampson's condition remains unchanged. no alarm. President nominates Dr. J R A Crossland as minister to Liberia and J C Dancy as records of deeds for DC. Chipley votes seal in mayoral race. Stranger found frozen to death on a straw stack near New Decatur Alabama. card shows John P. Richmond Cincinnati Ohio.
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Admiral Schley
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Dewey
United States
Associated Press
Liberia
J. R. A. Crossland
St. Joseph
J. C. Dancy
Wilmington
N. C
District of Columbia
Henry P. Cheatham
Chattanooga
New Decatur
Ala
John P. Richmond
Cincinnati
Deep snows halt traffic and wreck trains across Wyoming
Storm paralyzes Union Pacific and Colorado and Southern lines in Wyoming and Nebraska. A rotary plow crashed into a deadhead sleeper near Sherman, destroying nine cars and triggering fires. Blockades at Ramsey and Sherman halt westward and eastward passages. another derailment on the Colorado and Southern near Cheyenne worsens the slowdown. Burlington and other lines also snowbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne, Wy
Union Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Burlington
Wyoming
Nebraska
Sherman
Ramsey
Rawlins
Laramie
Cheyenne
Holdredge
Birmingham Enjoined Over Valley Creek Sewerage Nuisance
Alabama Supreme Court upholds Chancery injunction restraining Birmingham from polluting Valley Creek near its mouth. Ruling rejects prescriptive rights and public necessity as defense, holds nuisance cannot be licensed without compensation. Decision could force city to acquire land along the creek for clean water use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
City of
Birmingham
James L. Sandefur
Court of Chancery
Old Brick Men in Court Sensational Swindling Case
Raleigh dispatch reports a dramatic federal habeas corpus bid by Chicago firm Bynum and Mou and lawyers L A Gilmore in the Howard Hawley and Daley case. Judges weighing constitutional claims may issue a writ returnable Dec 26 while questions linger over applicable state statutes and common law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
United States
Parnell
State Supreme Court
Comison
Y M C A Railroad Men Meet in St Louis Conference
One hundred forty railroad men from 25 branches of Y M C A in the southwest attend a special conference in St Louis Missouri to discuss departmental work sparked by Miss Helen Miller Gould who could not attend. Letters of sympathy from her and from George J Gould acknowledge the movement while five new buildings costing 160000 are underway in Sapulpa Paresons Peru Big Springs and Stamps funded chiefly by the railroad company and members. total membership is about 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Helen Miller Gould
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Railway
Sapulpa
I. T
Pareons
Kan
Peru
Ind
Big Springs
Tex
Stamps
Ark
Louisiana and Arkansas
Baseball Manager Dies in Columbus Dec 19
James Gifford, manager of the Washington Senators, St. Louis Browns, and business manager of the Cincinnati Reds and other clubs, died this morning in Columbus. He helped promote the first left handed pitcher in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Gifford
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Georgia Clarke County Legal Notices Collection
A garbled OCR legal advertisement set from Clarke County Georgia appears, listing public sales and executors, with references to property in Clarke and Oglethorpe counties. It mentions administrators, heirs, and court orders, including land tracts, distribution, and sale hours. Names such as J. A. Phinizy, Ferdinand, Henry Covington, and Duke Hamilton appear amid the scattered notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Cours
Court House
Uglethorpe
Drs. Boe K Poster
Oh Lozler
Adm
State of Georgia
Clarke
Eac
Wilbe
Said
Clarke County
G. M
Queens
K'Uke
Hamilton
Woanty
Meeroy
Duke Daniel
H. Beet
Bution
Hamil
Jeorgia
Ferdinand
Consiata
Tiana
Sara Toni Ie
Sarah N. Wages
X. Rea
Super of
Clarke F
A. Renae
Ooi
Jacob Phinizy
Mrs Tom Conaway Dies in Atlanta
Mrs Thomas Conaway dies in Atlanta after a brief illness shocking friends. She was born Bertha Webb of this city and funeral services will be held at the grave in Oconee Cemetery after her remains arrive by Seaboard Air Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Conaway
Athens
Seaboard Air Line
Oconee Oemetry
Negro boy suspected in Leila Lambert death fire
Police pursue the arson case after Leila Lambert dies from clothing fire. Henry Shepard, known to sell white mud in Athens, was briefly detained but released as the search continues for the actual culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Lambert
Henry Shepard
Athens
Polics
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Qupor
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Nicaragua
Chipley
Dee
O. D. Tucker
C. T. Hill
B. A. Mobley
Charles
Colorado
Union Station
Omaha, Dee
Sdlon
OLD Brick Men
Cour Dihans
Iit Kovettbortet
G- Griffin
Querin
Pete Griffin
Wreby
Griffin
Spust
Anid Court
Witd Cours
Sewaaay
Judement
Howell
Ces
Henry Covington
Dieces
Randy Creek
New Road
Athene
Jerry Gray
Jim& Vincent
Rucker
Executrix
Georgla
Clarks
Coanceria Preatinces
Ing Claio
X. of Re
Chow Ie
Martin
M. Ton
Genesee Reen
Ee N. Reynolds
Otorgia
Tom Conaway
Atlanta
Mitchell
Fulford
DeWitt
Palmer de Sone
Warren J. Sarith
Lambert
Dr. Caldwell
Louis Morris
Bishiop Building
Graniteville
Sea Island
Ude Pr
Louis Morris Bishop
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Athens, Gas
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