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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
1
Wednesday program on biliary surgery history and cases
The program lists several papers and demonstrations on biliary tract surgery, gallbladder removal, rectal cancer resections, and anesthesia techniques. Authors include Marcy, Finney, Crile, Clark, Mayo, Reder, and Matas with affiliations in Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Rochester St. Louis New Orleans and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Marcy
M.D
Boston
Mass
Ohio
John G. Clark
Philadelphia
Charles H. Mayo
M. D
Rochester
Francis Reder
St. Louis
Lantern Sildes
Rudolph Matas
New Orleans
Joseph Ransohoff
Cincinnati
MeRse
Floyd McHae
Atlanta
J. MT. Finne
Baltimore
Pioneering Talk Emphasizes Simple Surgical Methods
The Southern Surgical and Gynecological association opened in the Palm Room of the Georgian Terrace with Dr Henry T Byford of Chicago urging simple surgical methods. Drs Danna Guerry Hunner Mayo and others presented papers on stab wounds to the heart vena cava nerve injury and cancer related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
Georgian Terrace
Henry T. Byford
Chicago
J. A. Danna
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
le Grande Guerty
Calumita
D. C
Danna
Guer
Guerry
Guy L. Hunner
Baltimore
A. C. Scott
Temple Texas
Thomas $. Cullen
Baltismore
Henry ‘J. Byford
H. J. Boldt
New York
Kelly
C. H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Willam Carpenter MacCarty
Todd
Robert ©. Bryan
Richmond
Mayo
W. D. Haggard
Southern Surgical Association
Caner
Passengers Arrive From Glasgow On California Steamer
The Anchor Line steamer California brings Rev. James Yule Robert Tide and Miss Helen Goodwill from Glasgow. Captain Blaikle calls the trio a Christmas omen and notes cargo including several thousand cases labeled geatch whiskey amid the holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Yule
Robert Tide
Helen Goodwill
California
Glasgow
Blaikle
Stanley Chosen Road Supervisor
Thomas P. Stanley of Athens was elected by the prison commission as state supervisor of roads for the year starting January 1, 99h. A UGA engineering graduate, Stanley has directed road projects and consulting work for multiple counties. The commission also reappointed inspectors of convict camps: J. B. West, W. Hives, W. I. Flanders, J. F. Simmots, and J. F. Monk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Stanley
Athens
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
University of Georgia
Georgia, Southern and Florida
Maconty
Jacksonville
Luesdale
Newton
Charles Mr. Straian
Negro cabby runs away with corpse in Macon funeral
George Jackson, hearse driver, sped off with a coffin after being told to wait at an alley end. He was later sentenced to sixty days in the stockade after the undertaker discovered the deviation on the Houston road. The coffin toppled during the ride, and mourners were left awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
George Jackson
George
Houston
T Niles
Largest private London real estate deal seals $50 million sale
London reported the Duke of Bedford's Freemont property block in central London selling for a sum around $20 million to Harry Mallacy-Déelex, a Labour MP. The 19 acres span Kingsway to St Martin's Lane and Longacre to the Strand, with income noted from Covent Garden market and other historic holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Bedford
Freenolg
Harry Mallacy-Déelex
House of Commons
Aldwych and
Kingsway
Hurore Convent Garden Market
Frank Case Fate Rested With High Tribunal
Legal battle over Leo Frank proceeds as Attorney General Felder attacks Judge L Roan for comments in the bill of exceptions. Rosser and Arnold present, urging appeal and a new trial amid defense claims of courtroom bias and improper testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roan
Thomas Felder
Supreme Court
Arcnpld
Hberal
Felder
Dorsey
Frank
Luther Z. Rosser
Rube Arnold
Tie
Secretary GarrisonRules Out Wood as Chief of Staff
Secretary of War Garrison announced he would not detail Major General Leonard Wood as chief of staff when Wood’s term ends. He warned against campaigns to secure the post, calling such efforts impertinent. He said Woodrow Wilson influences his judgment, and he would not reveal any selection. It is believed Major General Thomas H. Barry may succeed Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Leonard Wood
Wood
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Staf
Thomas H. Barry
Rome Pastor Guilty Of Grave Charge Involving Girl
Reverend Janes A Thacker, pastor of three congregations near Rome Georgia, was found guilty in Floyd city court of a charitable offense involving Emma Hughes, a 25 year old member of his church. The trial drew a large crowd as Deacon Harper Wright testified and Thacker claimed mistaken identity. Sentencing set for tomorrow with potential penalties up to a year in the gang or a $1000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Janes A Thacker
Romé
Floyd
Emma Hughes
Hig
Cincinnati
Treece
Cisin
Harper Wright
Thatkher’s
Vlays
Wright
Frank
Prentics
William J. Treasway
Thacker
Hughes
Nenn Prentiss
Young Wright
Balitt Treadway
Yernet
Fnah
Tesus
Lindale
Hacker
Destructive Savannah Fire Destroys Old Lippmann Building
A blaze in Savannah Georgia destroyed the old Lippmann building at Barnard and Congress streets, causing about 235000 in damage. Three men were overcome by smoke and a policeman was knocked down by a car during firefighting. Several neighboring businesses suffered smoke and water damage including grain, dry goods, groceries, and crockery firms with partial insurance coverage. The fire began about 9 pm and was under control after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Lippmann
Barnard and
Congress Streets
B. ¢. Grinckwan
En- Hee
Harry A Graham
J. J. Hertigan
Savannan Candy Company
Conrah
Drys Carry Staunton Vote In Heavy Turnout
In Staunton Virginia on December 16 the drys won by 38 votes as the total option election produced the citys heaviest poll near 1500. Staunton had earlier voted dry then wet and now dry again after a prior wet vote.
President Thomas Dies in Nashville Rail Way Leader
John W. Thomas Jr., president of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway, died at 2 a.m. in Nashville after three weeks of pleural pneumonia. Born August 24, 1856 in Murfreesboro, he rose from railroad worker to general manager and became president on March 1, 1906. He was a noted authority on railroad appliances and inventor of a pneumatic switch and signal system. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
John W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga,and
Thomas
General Managers’ Association of the
Southeast
Dohimie’ Thomas
Lisner
Suvivedyys
Mins Dilite Dugean
Nashville
Mra
dizabeth _ Thomas Kirkpatrick
Martha
Thomas Riddle
Mize Ellen Fhemas
Sil
Aon
Johs. Wo Thomas
Philadelphia
Territorial Auctions and Rebel Seizures Spark Mexican Turmoil
A Villa decree confiscates the Terrazas and Creel estates in Chihuahua and Juarez, seizing banks, mines, land and cattle to aid rebels. The move targets rich families accused of treachery and withholds indemnity. refugees stream into El Paso as federal forces concentrate near Ojinaga and Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarex
Mexico
Luis Terrazas
Enrique Creel
Juan Creel
Francisco Villa
Terrazea
Chihushia
Creel
Creels
Terrazas
Orozco
Huerta
Els
Terrazas Aince
Lula Terrazas, Jr
Chihuihue
General Villa
el Pato
Chihuahua
Marion Letcher
United States
Mercado
Ojinaga
Villa
Juarez
Torreon
Ville
French Finance Circular Bars Foreign Loans in Bourse
Paris December 16 Finance Minister Caillaux issued a circular to banks and the public reaffirming that no foreign loan may be listed on the bourse without ministry consent. The move, the minister said, aims to curb loans floated by Provisional President Huerta of Mexico and other states without French government approval. The circular also covers treasury operations and funds for foreign states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Banka
Ministry of Finance
Mexico
Balan
Joans
Georgia Cloudy Weather Prophecs Report
Weather bulletin notes cloudy conditions for Georgia with a likely fat Wednesday. It mentions low and high temperatures and a mean value, along with rainfall in the past 24 hours and deficiencies since January.
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Southern Surgical and Gyniecological Association
Jas. Yule
R. Tide
Stanley Chosen
Leo Frank
High Tribunal
General Felder
Judge L
S. Roan
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Tae Spence
Barry
Heart OF Savannah
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St. L
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Creel Brothers
Terrazas and
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Dixie
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Roosevelt
Washington
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Senue Don Biano
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el Paso
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Des Moines
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