Foraker faction clash at state republican convention
At Jackson April 28 the Foraker wing stormed the hall during the Republican state convention, clashing with Roosevelt loyalists. Security restrained the mob as delegates moved to name their own slate while the administration faction installed a chair and secretary. The rival Foraker bolting convention later named delegates, asserting control of the party ranks amid a tense split over leadership and policy.
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Iradere
Jon Tetlowty
Toy McAllister
Tor Foraker
Jos Etor
Foraker
Dennis
Ata
Ninney
Thia
Roosevelt
Tate
Lucae
Jianka
Monian Firat
Park Daniels
Blanchard
Waldauer
Philineasin
Keven
Brennan
Kernaghan
Matthews
Anima
Anima Executivs CO Oy Uitten Wan Ala Orwaniad
Dr Retmand
Repub
United Tales
Philander
Mle Praia
Adminiateri
Congress of the Tartif
Inter
Jamen Elverson
Eri
Hapgood
Uratford
Asti-Houservele
Charles H Aontt
Montgomers
F Tolt
Feng
Hov. Jaarar
Devfiur
Aicomven
Stratton
Canton
Alerander
Attala
Birmingham
Nares J Alllon
Repubican Administration
Secret railroad talks denied at Majestic hotel meeting
Chairman McLendon of Georgia rails commission rejects claims of a secret conference with Finley Culp and other railroad leaders at the Majestic hotel. He says the meetings discussed proposed one percent rate changes and weekly tariff reports, with no concealed agenda or private deal.
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Tom Watson
Jeffersonian
Georgia
MM Lendon
Railroad Commission
Georgie War
Jeffereonton
Majestic
Platey
Watson
Finley
Culp
Southern Railway
Georgia Railroad
Southern
Audh
Jon Meady
Fin'ey
Hines
Finles
Aonehem
T C Powell
S F_ Parrott
Georgia Southern
Florida, and
Co. Wickersham
Avants
West Point Road
Stith
Timber Merger Talk Aims at Southern Pine Cartel
About five million acres of yellow pine holdings in the South are represented at a two day executive conference in St. Louis where leading company men plan a merger to conserve timber, stabilize prices, and form a holding company capitalized at 300 million. Delaware or New Jersey likely for incorporation to avoid Missouri restrictions. A committee was appointed to advance plans and a meeting in six weeks will hear the report.
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Louis
Lamberman
South
A Balding Corporation
Mercer
Missouri
Delaware
New Jersey
Sara
Mae Y Not
Prapoard Corporation
Balloch County Treasurer Accused of Book Shortage
A grand jury report alleges a county treasury shortage of 2969 pounds traced to treasurer WW DeLoach. He held the post since 1904 and denies explanation, noting earlier health and election events. no criminal action anticipated.
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Balloch
Grand Jury
Balloch County
Leach
DeLeach
Jean
de Loach
Zettarowee
DeLoach Beionge
Bulloch
The Pearl Green Assault Case in Chattanooga
Pearl Green a negro woman was captured in Chattanooga today as the culprit in a sensational beating of Mrs Childery wife of a prominent Rome grocery merchant. The attack followed a minor correction to a dispute at Second Avenue. Mrs Childery fainted after the assault and Green fled, later arrested in Chattanooga. Police recovered her and she is jailed in Floyd County on assault and battery charges. Authorities in Rome alerted. The tale had been kept secret until the arrest.
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Rame Ga
Pearl Green
Chattanooga
Mra Wo Childses
Second Avenue
Mra Childery
Revere
Chilise
Rome
Breech
Floy
Sunday School Institute Opens at Methodiat Church
Sunday School Institute opened at the Methodist church on April 29 with Rav GD Btone aided by Rex Ww B Mays of Atlanta AD Echols of Noveroar and Rev Mr Pierce of Bre nay college assisting in the program.
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Jastit Jegerman
Sunda
Methodiat Church
Rex
Mays
Atlanta
AD Echols
Noveroar
Mr Pierce
Brenay College
Public Earnings Report Spurs Open Hearing Comment
A fragment indicates continued earnings decline and a public hearing. It notes there was no secrecy about the issues and that open meetings occur daily in the city when tall men are present, reflecting on the city’s financial scrutiny.
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Tallrood
Arkansas Senator Davis Defends Choctaw Chickasaw Rights in Senate
In a Senate confrontation Senator Davis of Arkansas urged action by the interior department to disclose authority over tribal lands held by the Choctaw and Chickasaw. He argued that former officials blocked enrollment of Tribesmen, citing a family with ten members where nine were classified as Negro, prompting calls for justice for African Americans in tribal allotment cases. The debate led to Davis withdrawing and then reintroducing his resolution without the preamble, which passed after limited debate.
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Davi
Arkansas
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Toda
Aecedary of the Interior
Chotaw and
Chickawin
Indiana
Oklahoma
Milchenek
Davia
Foraker
Foraker Arcane
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Clapp
Committee On Indian Affairs
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Warner
Microuri
Browneville
Wagering on Georgia Governor Race Draws Large Bets
Supporters of Joseph M Brown and Hoke Smith placed and backed multiple bets on Brown beating Smith in the June primary. Bets ranged up to 1000 and 610000 proposals mention Fulton County and state totals, with The Constitution reporting wagers and the paper not accepting money or paying any wagers.
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Wraer
Bo Mas
Brown
Button
Smith
Daaper Lewten Smith
Jaca Smith
Atlanta Journal
Krown
Fulton
Dr Morgan Dix Dies at 81 in New York City
Dr Morgan Dix rector of Trinity Parish for decades and son of General John A Dix died after a heart seizure following a brief illness. Born in New York, he was among the city’s most prominent clergy and once directed a message supporting a treasury captain. An earlier incident at sea involved provocative overcharges and sailor unrest, with stones thrown at a street restaurant and a patrol curb on the crowd.
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Anil
Morgan Dix
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Parish
Trinity Rotary
Weat
Tifth
Verloux
Dix
Yrath
Thin City
Ann
John A Dix
Sullivan races horse in suspension saga at Durland
New York April 20 James P Sullivan, national mile champion for the Irish AAC, suspended after running against a horse at Durland Riding Academy. Metro registration chief Nevina said the affair was not emotional and it mattered little if he ran against a horse or a man. Sullivan may be reinstated within days ahead of the Olympics.
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New York
James P Sullivan
AAC
Durlanda Riding Academy
JT Nevina
Metropolitan Registration Committee
Durland
Sullivan
Kt Wan Alec
Railroads and politics stir St Louis banquet discussion
At a 200 attendee banquet, railroad officials including FD Caldwell and Mr Vogham debated the relationship between rail transportation and public welfare. They criticized rapid policy changes and emphasized the need for careful study of railroad issues shaping commerce, industry, and national prosperity. Roosevelt and progressive themes surfaced in urging measured reforms.
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Bt Lem
Prattie
St Louia
Yokum Oo Hairman
Ro K Taland
FD Caldwell
Lackawanna and Western Coa
Lehigh Valley Railroad
More Railroade
Yverted
Vogham
Fiona
Toins
New England
Our
Prean Hve
Musnenslan
Industria
Lieprens Pollitennn
Weather summary for South Carolina and Georgia
South Carolina and Georgia forecast. interior Thursday turning fair Friday and cooler on coasts. Fresh to brisk south winds shift inland. mean and normal temperatures noted. Local data show low and high temperatures, rainfall inches, and excess figures through the year.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Perithee
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