Atlanta Chosen for Army Headquarters in South
Washington delegation and Atlanta officials rally to secure the new military department headquarters for Atlanta amid pressure from Chattanooga interests. General staff reportedly favors Atlanta after a broad canvass, with Secretary Root leaning to support the Atlanta placement and details of officers to follow.
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Represta
Atlanta
Howell
Washington
Chittanooga
Aaillery Department of the South
Wie S
Moon
Chattanooga
Root
Chattanough
Ghatton
Attyami
Egmeral
Mlary Root
Wallace Wins Damages in Central Railroad Case
The state Supreme Court upheld a verdict for Mrs. Wallace in a $25,000 damage suit against Central Georgia Railroad over her engineer husband’s death in a Fort Meade collision. Trial history showed mixed rulings, with lower courts reversing in part before final affirmation by the high court.
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Aty Cmrt
Wallace
Ttselr
Rela
Supreme Court
Then - Rovere
Ce Wa
Hakeen, Peeples
Jack J. Hasta
Erne
Brewster & Howell A
Mo Work for Union Men in City Utah Article
December 14 report from City Utah notes a conflict over employment with the ee Company. min ers demand union support while the Pug seeks workers for the SH Company. Fry Vice President Kramer advocates changing companies as strikers refuse to negotiate.
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City
Utah
Pug
UN- Fry
Kramer
Ogurren Mae Oatta
Japanese Marines Land in Corea to Quell Riot
Seoul reports Japanese marines landed at Mokpo to suppress a strike riot among Korean workers. Several killed as mobs faced gunfire. incident sparks tensions with Russia amid proposed Russo Japanese settlements. United States notes focal nature of trouble. Britain cautions on immediate acceptance of Russian draft.
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Seoul
Mokohe
Russia
Paris
Corea
Japan
Washington
State Department
United States
Uinitor Alien
Mokto
Chemulpo
London
Foreign Office
St Petersburg
Alextetf
Far East
Baron de Rosen
Petropavalovsk
Poltava
Vwnush
Dukes Charged With Robbery
RBH Dukes of 108 Whitehall street, a decorator, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Ozburn and Stent and held on suspicion of robbing the 83 clothing and dry goods store on Mitchell street. About $40 worth of goods were found at his home and identified as belonging to the S. B. Dukes store where he worked decorating for Christmas. A preliminary hearing before Recorder Nash Broyles may be set today. the accused denies guilt.
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Rbh Dukes
Whitehall Street
Ozburn and
Stent
Mitchell Street
Young Dukes
Star Dukes
Dukes
Nash Broyles
Diamond Stars for Virgin Fifty Anniversary of Immaculate Conception
Rome reports the pope received the committee led by Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli to outline jubilee festivities for the fiftieth anniversary of the Immaculate Conception dogma. He expressed pleasure at global Catholic participation and pledged involvement in key events, including the December 3, 1904 ceremony featuring a crown of twelve large diamond stems placed on the Vatican choir’s Immaculate Conception image.
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Rome
Serafino Vannutelli
The
Vatican
Presbyterians form officers union to back hospital
A meeting of ministers and church officers at the Piedmont hotel organized the Presbyterian Officers Union to promote the Presbyterian hospital, secure a building, and foster social ties. Dr J T Turner was elected president, with Hugh Inman VP, John Brice secretary, and J Buelow Campbell treasurer. The group plans quarterly meetings and a December subscription drive to fund a dedicated hospital site, aiming to own a building within years.
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Presbyterian Officers’ Union
Piedmont Hotel
J. T. Turner
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Inman
Vce
John Brice
J. Buelow Campbell
Hoke Smith
GC. D. Montgomery
A. R Holderby
Presbyterian Hospital
Eliy al
Thie Hospital
Turner
Ita
Middleton Buried in Calhoun After Atlanta Death
The body of J. O. Middleton who died in Atlanta Friday was brought to Calhoun for burial. Interment occurred at Chandler Cemetery with a broad procession of friends, including Calhoun and Atlanta Odd Fellows and Masons, and The Constitution chapel sending a floral tribute. Rev. A. G. Robinson led funeral services at the grave.
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Calhoun
J. D. Middleton
J. O. Middleton
Atlanta
Chandler Cemetery
A. G Robinson
Oathcaloga Lodge No. 154
A. M
Calhoun Lodge of Odd Fellows
Constitution Chapel
Middleton
Constitution Office
Odd Fellows, Masona and Typographical Union of Atlanta
Stolen Letters Recovered Near Flint Station
In Decatur Alabama today about twenty-five more letters stolen from a local mail locker were recovered in a wooded area near Flint station seven miles south. A $100 check payable to the Decatur Cornive and Roofing Company was among yesterday’s finds, part of the same robbery sequence.
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Decatur
Ala
New Decatur
Woode
Flint
Station 7
Decatur Cornive and Roofing Company
Atlanta's New Fire Engine Exceeds All Expectations
The Evan P Howell tested by Atlanta fire crew at Walton and Marietta streets proved superior to specs and to engines of its class. Manufactured by Nott of Minneapolis, it has 800 gallons per minute capacity and cost 4760. Chief Joyner praised its performance, with visitors including city officials and representatives from the Nott company.
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P. Howell
Atlanta
Ivan P. Howell
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Number Four
North Pryor Street
Erginathers
Number Six
Chee Joyner
Boller
Evan P. Howell
Tom Medlin
J R Rea
Tom Shearer
Etcker
Nott Manufacturing Company
E. A.wilkinson
H. Penny
W R Joyner
Nott Company
C. E Murden
8. B. Hutchings
D. W. Ballentine
M. A. Moore
James W Grant
United States Government Navy Yard
George T McLean
Virginia
Portsmouth
James Boence
Jesse Dugger
H. A. McQuade
Chattanooga
C. E Youngblood
J. R. Newman
Knoxville
Tenn
T. E James
Albany, Ga
T. W. Haney
Jacksonville
Fla
Oortsmouth
C. H Youngblood
W. M Rapp
Tom E. James
Albany
J. W
Howell
W. M. Goodwin
Winnan Aynes
Woodward
Water Works Department
Bail
Clayton
G. Y. Pierce
M. M
Joyner
Lorge
Death of Rev A G Thomas After Fifty Two Years in Ministry
Rev A G Thomas veteran minister of the Christian church died at 7 35 PM at his West End residence 121 Park street from nervous prostration. He leaves wife four daughters including Mrs H W Fairbanks and Mrs J T Howard of Dallas Texas, Mrs BE W Pease in Holmestrand Norway and Mrs H D Bolles of Atlanta, and two sons Dr E B Thomas and R A Thomas. Born in 1833 in Twiggs county Georgia he served as chaplain of the Seventh Georgia regiment in the war, was a Latin professor in Indiana, physiology professor at Oglethorpe Medical College Helena and long time pastor of the First Christian church in Atlanta. He was a practicing physician and president of Eclectic College. Funeral arrangements await word from Dallas.
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A. G. Thomas
Christian Church
West End
Park Street
Hels
H. W. Fairbanks
J. T. Howard
Dallas
Tex
BE. W. Pease
Holmestrand
Norway
H. D. Bolles
Indiana
Oglethorpe Medical College
Helannan
Atlanta
First Christian Church
Eclectic College
Mise Hasan Adelaide Reycolda
Atlarita
Democratic senators caucus on party discipline and policy
Democratic senators met in caucus for two hours to discuss party discipline caucus action and general policy. They touched on the Panama situation the party stance toward the new republic and the treaty and adjourned until tomorrow.
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J A
Washington
Believe Miller Cracked Safe in Augusta
Augusta Georgia December 4 Frank Miller alias Frank White was arrested here and is alleged to be one of two men who cracked a safe at Guyton Ga and secured several hundred dollars. A torn ten dollar bill and pennies on him aided identification. Miller denies involvement while authorities link him to the burglary.
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Augusta
Frank Miller
Frank White
Guyton
Miller
Chronicle of
Norris
Miler
T Miller
North
Shameful Colombia remarks on canal policy in parliament
Washington December 1 4 The house sat over four hours debating the pension appropriation bill and Panama canal issues. Speakers criticized Colombia for the isthmian negotiations while tobacco interests and labor questions drew attention. A concurrent resolution adjourned from December to January.
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Washington
House
Isthmian Canal
Republic of Panama
Kalaulanaala
Hewali
Territories
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Adams
Pennsylvania
Panama
Colombia
Galres
Tennessee
Lind
Minnesota
Beall
Texas
United States
Ehrman
Hay
Associated Press
Baker
Democrat
New York
Anthracite Coal Commission
United States Steel Company
Committee Meets To Plan Southern Educational Conference
The reception and invitation committee of the Southern Educational Association will meet at 8 20 PM at the Carnegie Library to outline preparations for the coming convention. The local committee faces difficulties from conflicting state association meetings as Alabama and Florida groups finish their work before the August event in the city.
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Southern Educational Association
The
Carnegie Ibrary
General Association
Alabama
Florida
Livingston to Introduce Atlanta Federal Building Bill
Colonel Lon Livingston says he will today introduce a bill for a new Atlanta federal building costing 1.25 million dollars after securing the required estimate from Supervising Architect Taylor. Recent actions include purchasing land for the project and settling prior delays, with construction set to begin soon after plans are drawn.
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Lon Livingston
Atlanta
Livingston
Taylor
Atanda
First Baptist Church
Congress
Death of Sam K Abbott a prominent Atlanta business man
Samuel Kendrick Abbott died at Halcyon sanitarium after a nine week illness. He was survived by his wife, son, father Colonel Abbott, two brothers, two sisters, and several in laws. Abbotts funeral at his father's residence followed by burial in Cartersville. He was born 1877 in Atlanta, studied at Young Harris College and the University of Georgia, practiced law, then moved to insurance with Northwestern Mutual Life.
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Samuel Kendrick Abbott
Halcyon
Piedmont Park
W. 5
Goldsmith
Landrum
B. F. Abbott
Charles A. Abbott
New York
B F. Abbott, Jr
New Orleans
Mra. Dickson
Tracey C. Dickson
United States Army
Washington D C
Mra
G.W. Perrigo
Colonel Abbott
Peachtre Street
W. Wi. Landrum
First Baptist Church
Knights of Tythias
Cartersville
Allabta
Young Haris College
University of Georgia
North- Western Mutual Life Insurance Company
Susie
E Constitution
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Tennessee City
Bly
Korea
Mikad's Marines
Fussia
Diamond Stars
Virgin
Presbyterian Officers Union
Democratic Senators
Columbia
Sam. K. Abbott
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