Timats Central stock meeting delayed by court ruling
The annual Timats Central railroad stockholders meeting was postponed by Judge Hall until March 2 with transfer books closed the day before. The court will monitor transfers of the 261,231 shares amid an injunction suit with Harriman and Fish. Attorneys for Harriman and Fish argued over open transfer books. briefs are due in January and February, with a late February decision expected. The meeting will reconvene tomorrow and adjourn again to March 2.
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Timats Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish
G. H. Harriman
Ball
Nelson Cromwell
Harriman
Fish
Fars Far
Deadly Explosion Strikes Palermo Powder Magazine
A devastating blast at a military powder magazine in Palermo Sicily caused massive fires and widespread destruction. Estimated twenty five killed and one hundred injured as flames engulfed collapsing houses. Troops and fire crews battled to control the blaze and rescue emigrants in the ruins.
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Palermo
Sicily
EEM Cigarettes 5c Mild and Pleasant Card
An old advertisement for EEM Cigarettes touts mild pleasant smoke and claims to cure cold and asthma symptoms. The copy notes availability at drug and cigar stores.
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EEM
250 Miners Entombed in Mine Disaster
A massive explosion at the Youghiogheny mine trapped 250 workers. Flames and dense smoke filled the mouth of the mine as rescuers, many holiday celebrants, formed a frantic search from Jacobs Creek opposite the river. One man, Joseph Mapleton, escaped with injuries and aided in rescue efforts. Many miners were Americans and several foreigners. drunken revelry followed the horror and fears of guard duty surfaced as the town awaited updates.
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Youghiogheny
Fee Cuers
Joseph Mapleton
Mir
Caanpbel
Jacobs Creak
Drug Store Burglarized in Dougllanville
The Doraatt Drug Company was burglarized last night. A small quantity of firearms and jewelry were taken after breakage of a large plate glass window on Peacht Street. No trace has been found to identify the culprits.
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Dougllanville
Doraatt Drug Company
Return Sought Of Cotton Tax In Congress Remarks
Washington December 19 Special Representative Charles G Edwards of Georgia in his first weeks in Congress introduced a bill to pay out the cotton tax fund now held by the Treasury and to return the money to the states. Senator Clark of Florida and others argued details on claims and future uses, with discussion interrupted by applause for the new Georgia member. The debate touched on how funds would be heard, adjudged, and potentially redirected to rural schools after five years if unpaid.
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John Corrigan
Washington, D. C
Charles G.edwards
Congress
Dilla
Vita
Bartlett
Georgia
New Georgia
Edwards
Bawards
Hilabin
Representative Clark
Florida
Senate
Lewin A
Forsyth County
Clark
Edwarde
Masten
House
New Statesman
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States of America
Court of Claims
Alexander|sucomone Iveryu Suueva
Simone, Stephens
Navy
Hopebionee
Heffin
Alabama
Ho Wage
Shaye Penn
Snaire Peace Fermor
Barrett
Ennens
Tiptora
New England Mills Plan Early-Year Curtailment
Boston December 19 reports say widespread curtailment of cotton mill production in January and February is likely across New England. The cutback could reach 78 percent and affect about 150000 workers, with mills in Fall River New Bedford Manchester NH Lowell all contributing while some still resist to honor existing contracts.
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New England
Boston
Maas
New York Commission
New Kingland
Fall River
Ourtsida Iits
New Bedford
Manchester
New Hampshire
Lowell
Hobson Pushes Peace Resolution In Congress
A concurrent resolution to promote international peace was introduced in the House and Senate today by Captain Ed. Dea. The move aims to bolster diplomatic efforts and reduce hostilities amid ongoing global tensions.
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Hobson
Washington, D.C
Ed Ee de A
Night rider threats prompt Italian tobacco protection request
Washington sent word to Kentucky governor to intervene against night riders destroying Italian government tobacco stocks in Hopkinville Kentucky and to investigate abuses of Italian laborers in Mississippi and Florida amid peonage claims. Governor Willson said he would thoroughly review the telegram and pursue protection for Italian holdings and workers.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Kentucky
Hopkinevilla
Italy
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Louisville
Ar BL Willson
Loulivie
Trim
Lowleville
Georgia Tech Textile Department Receives Donations
Four looms are donated to the Georgia School of Technology textile department, enhancing its status as a leading US program. Professor Matheson received two looms from the Ebiposition Cotton mills and two more from the Draper Manufacturing Company of Massachusetts. The department, already strong, becomes better equipped, with most apparatus funded by external manufacturers and generous individuals.
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Georgia School of Technology
United States
Matheson
Ebiposition Cotton Mills
Draper Manufacturing Company
Masaaohuwetts
Thespitta
Ita
Tsar i
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