Last Summons for Mallory Dies in Pensacola
United States Senator Stephen R. Mallory died at 12 49 this morning at the home of Dr Kennedy in Pensacola Florida after a long illness and paralysis of the left eye. Mallory, son of former Navy Secretary Stephen R Mallory, had just won a Senate seat after a fierce Florida contest against Colonel W D Chipley with support from Wilkin Call.
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Wilkinson Cail
Florida
SV. D. Chipley
Call
Talleyhassee
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Mallory
Chipley
Joyful Xmas for Jack Tars aboard the Pacific Fleet
Washington reports the Christmas Eve anchor off Port of Spain Trinidad marks the fleet’s first leg of its Pacific voyage. 13,000 officers and men celebrate with shipboard and shore festivities while five days are set for Port of Spain. Subsequent Southward movement to Rio de Janeiro and possible return routes via Suez or around the Horn are discussed by navy officials and Admiral Evans.
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Suez Canal
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Evans’ Shipay
Saloonkeepers in Columbus Plan New Ventures Post Prohibition
Interviews with Columbus saloon men show most will stay in the city after prohibition begins January 1 and shift to other lines of business. Some move to Montgomery or Chattanooga, but many will remain citizens of Columbus, running grocers shops, real estate, or other trades. L. H. Kaufman and Leo Loeb will drop liquor and focus on existing wholesale and other ventures.
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Chattanooga
Busi News
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Leo, Loeb
Recluse Sylvester Soles Shot Five Times Near Delta
Toledo dispatch reports 65 year old recluse Sylvester Soles shot five times at his Delta area home. J E Repard, 34, arrested at night and jailed in Wauseon, claiming self defense after Soles demanded payment for work and threatened to shoot if not paid. Soles, who had $500 on his person, was in critical condition after the attack and managed to signal that money was demanded.
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President John Mitchell to Return Home Next Tuesday
Indianapolis December 27 President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers who has been critically ill will return to his Spring Valley Illinois home next Tuesday according to an announcement tonight by Dr Hodges his private physician Mitchell's condition had improved today and he was able to attend to some office matters though still weak and able to eat nourishing food
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John Mitchell
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Spring Valley
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Central American Peace Conference Ends In Accord
Washington reports that a telegram from President Luis Anderson of the Centred American peace conference shows Costa Rica Nicaragua and El Salvador fully back the conference action. Honduras and Guatemala are expected to respond affirmatively.
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Luis Anderson
Fals City
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Nicaraugua
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Sunday Laws Erected For Labor's Protection
Kansas City December 22 Judge William H Wallace of Jackwist county criminal court, credited with starting the Sunday observance movement in Kansas City, issues a statement on his interpretation of the Missouri law. Since September 20 the grand jury has returned 161 indictments for Sunday law violations, closing hundreds of shops, theaters, and saloons while reaffirming that Sunday observance protects labor and rests on constitutional foundations.
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Wiliam H. Wallace
Jackwist County
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Justice Field
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California
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Legion
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New York
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Alder-Men-Of
Pastor Seeks 87000 From Congregation Before Leaving Church
New York dispatch reports Dr C A Aked, newly installed pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist, demanding 87000 from his wealthy congregation before concluding today’s sermon. He criticized reliance on a few to finance the church and urged restructuring to prevent such burdens in future.
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Liverpool
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Adeed
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Mr. Robinson
Holidays End. Gold Plentiful as Banks Return to Normal
In San Francisco on December 22 Governor Lette declared holidays for bank aid ended at midnight. Homer King of the clearing house reports banking was normal the past two weeks and gold is plentiful on demand. In Chattanooga Rev Howard L Jones resigns from the My Baptist birth church effective January 1 after accepting a call to a Charleston church.
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Gillette
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King
Clearing House
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Howard L. Jones
Jones
Shanal Saece
Charteston
Fire at Schoenberger mine near Monongahela rages on
In Pittsburg on December 22 a mine fire at the Schoenberger mine near Monongahela continued burning after a month idle due to a strike. Initial reports suggested an explosion, but investigation attributes the fire to crossed wires. Property loss is expected to be heavy.
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Schoenberger
Monongahela
Postal Telegraph to merge districts into Atlanta hub
Augusta announces first of January abolishes Augusta Memphis New Orleans and Jacksonville districts merging into Atlanta district. M H H Duval will manage Augusta as southern relay point with oversight by assistant general superintendent. Congressmen criticize firing of Mrs Gilmer and Mrs Melton and vow to press Georgia senators to oppose confirmations.
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Memphis
New Orleans
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Atlanta
M. H. H. Duvall
Berlin Faces Hunger Crisis in Schools
Municipal leaders seek £30,000 to relieve child hunger as 11,947 of Berlin's 285 primary schools report pupils attending without breakfast and many with no midday meal. The Children’s Canteen Society, funded by private subscriptions, cannot cover all needs this winter.
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Society For Administration
Crowd Hails Dayton Suspect John Young in Ohio Assault
A Dayton man John Young confessed to assaulting Mrs William Hershey in Colempun Ohio. Crowds gathered at Union Station as police rushed Young from a Big Four train amid shouts of lynch him and kill him. Several hundred bystanders watched as officers kept the suspect moving to the station to face authorities.
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Train collision halts Southern No. 23 at Tallapoosa
Southern train No. 23 struck an open switch at Tallapoosa Georgia on December 22. Engineer Sam Downey of Birmingham was killed and three others injured. A mail car derailed and both engines overturned. Witnesses said the switch was tampered with. A prior similar incident had been tied to attempted express car robbery.
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Atlanta Clearing House Refuses Aid to Neal Bank
The Atlanta Clearing House Association announced that Neal Bank cannot be aided due to a weak asset base and unrecoverable loans. A full day of deliberation showed assets failing to cover liabilities, with Cuban and Alabama loans hindering immediate bankability. No rescue plan emerged as other banks declined to take over or extend support.
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Captain Lake Found Dead Aboard British Steamer Hillmere
The British steamer Hillmere, bound for Bremen with cotton, found Captain Lake aged 46 dead in his cabin as it sailed down the river. Lake, a native of Liverpool, had suffered nervousness in days prior. authorities believe death resulted from taking an unknown quantity of something by mistake or design.
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Priests Storm Prison in Mexico City Disorder
Riots broke out near Guadalajara after a priest's arrest for fighting a townsman. Priests and nuns urged vengeance on the insult to the church prompting hundreds of women and boys armed with clubs and revolvers to attack the town lockup and free the padre. The priests fled to the country as the disturbance was quelled by the soldiers.
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Flames Rage At Fort Smith Fire Tragedy Report
Fire in Fort Smith Arkansas on December 22 destroyed Haglin office and two other buildings. Loss estimated around 175000 dollars with missing occupants including a cotton buyer and a man named Keuffman. Separate report from Philadelphia notes death of George Cremer linked to counterfeit money detection.
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Weather forecast across states with mixed precipitation
Washington weather report lists scattered rain and warmer or colder conditions across Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Texas and surrounding regions. Monday through Tuesday show varying rain rain and clearing spells with brisk to strong winds and changes in temperature across the Southeast and Midwest.
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