Georgia Forecast and City News Highlights
Partly cloudy weather in Georgia with Tuesday rain and warmer temperatures. Atlanta council meetings set for this afternoon and evening, school openings restrict admissions, and county officer elections occur next week. Reports cover a hospital corner, theater curtains, a fire loss of 12000, and a federal court address. International and national items include canal treaty discussions, a U.S. senator trial, and a Vatican stance on church hierarchy.
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Loca
Asbastos
Hospital For Incurables
South Boulevard
Woodward Avenua Iglala
Mental Council of Atlanta
Seadiock
Board of Health
Dietrich Goes To Bar Today Trial Opens In Federal Court
In Omaha on Monday morning the trial of United States Senator Charles T Dietrich begins in federal court. He faces three counts alleging violation of section 1781 and conspiracy with Pasumaster Fisher of Hastings to receive benefits while a member of Congress. In Indianapolis the First Baptist Church, one of the citys finest, burned today causing about 50000 in loss.
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Omaha
United States
Charles T. Dietrich
Dietrich
Pasumaster Fisher
Hastings
Laited States Congress
Indianapoli
Churcn
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Wag
Congress Meeks After Holidays in a Busy Week
Washington January 3 After a recess of more than two weeks the senate starts with no clear program beyond appropriation bills and canal treaty consideration. The Smoot case, Panama Canal treaty, and the president’s Roosevelts stance divide attention as committees report and executive sessions loom. The House reopens to a slim calendar, promising limited early action and a focus on general business after the presidency work.
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Washington
Senate
Smonts
Committee On Prlleges
Loéce
Lodge
Roosevelt
Panami i
McConagaleo
Morgan
Caccu
Friends
Committee On Military Affairs
Leonard Wood
Longstreet Funeral to be Held in Gainesville Wednesday
General James Longstreet funeral plans outline a large ceremony in Gainesville with body lying in state at the court house, military and civil groups attending, pallbearers led by old comrades, and a last salute at Alta Vista cemetery. The ceremony includes a Catholic service, honorary escorts, and widespread city observances.
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Georgia
Tous Thornton
Wiss
Webber County
Ameneus
Webster
Littlejohn
Williams
Greorgia
Florida
Albam
Cuthbert
Columbus
Mark Fortalley
Authaines Machine Shops
Silly Glass
Emory Speer
Federal Court
Robert E Lee
Macon City Hospital
James Longstreet
Gainesville
Flaclock
Gaineville
WTC
Thy
Nmusheg
Alta Vista
Sons of Lonastrer
Howard Thompson
City Council
Candler
Governors Horse Guard of
Atlanta
Longstreet
Court House
Nobbg
Daughters of the
Confederacy
The
Allanin
Homan Catholic
Sericea
J Mo Terrell
Dan P Howell
John & Gordon
D Candle
Tip Harrison
Wiliam A Wreht Ohler
T J Simmons
Harris
John W Ladsey
Gene-al Clement
Bians
D Eis
T Furlow
J MecTrid
Jarnes
John C Hart
Phil Ceol
Stevens
Wellborn
Andrew Calhoun Justicr
Henry G Turner
Clark Howall
A J West
Up OW Bell
Jefferson
Judes
Alea S Erwin
Athens
State of siege reported in Uruguay and Telluride unrest
A Montevideo dispatch reports a revolution in Maldonado with a state of siege proclaimed across Uruguay. In Telluride Governor Peabody Jonick declares a modified martial law with city restrictions, aiming to compel the return of men arrested and sent from the district amid military agitation.
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Buenos Aeres
Monte
Department of Maldonado
Republic of
Uruguay
Denver Cole
Peabody Jonick
Telluride
Cripple Creek
Mrs Tompkins Dies After Illness From Pneumonia
Mrs Judge Henry B Tompkins died at 12 45 am at her home 760 Peach Street after weeks of bronchial infection and pneumonia. She was 34, widow of the famed lawyer Henry B Tompkins, mother of two boys and three stepchildren, with deep social ties in Washington and the state. Her death follows a period of improving health then decline, and arrangements will be announced later.
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Judge Efenrs
Let Home
Peachthe
Henry B Tompkha
Mia Totokina
Henry Blompiins
Nora Palmer
Washinton
Stephen R Palmer
Gursiva
Gabriel Toombs
Washington
Robert Toombs
Tudge Tompkins
Tompkins Eaves
Henry
Laurence
Reynold &Irby
Janet
Bessie Tompkins
Stephen RK Falmer
Herry
Not Enough Hearses to Carry Dead in Chicago
A Chicago January day chronicled a city overwhelmed by funerals as heavy snow and a massive demand for hearses emptied mortuaries. Cemeteries far from the business district slowed travel, prompting packed processions, long lines, and delays in burials across Rose Hill Waldheim and other grounds. Police routed funeral routes as large crowds gathered, with multiple high profile services at Bowery Boulevard hall and the Wolfe mansion, illustrating a city overwhelmed by the blast of deaths from the recent fire.
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Chiggo
Chicago
Unico
Jmne
Wight
Lila
Edith Freckeltan Slotera
Boulevard Hall
Fifty Fifth
Tharty
Griceland Cemetery
Garn
Mary W Holst
Ames Childrer
Woelfa
Wolfe
Leroy Rainbold
St Luke
Mary A Fair
Badie Ludwig Dorothy Lemenader
Famma Reinolds
Japan urged to declare war on Russia at once
Tokyo and Shanghai dispatches describe public pressure for immediate mobilization as Japan eyes a rapid conflict with Russia. Chinese cruisers prep for service while foreign diplomats in Beijing anticipate a broader Sino-Japanese stance and possible Russian responses amid war jitters.
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Wiplomats
China
Insineville
Tokio
Russia
Manchuria
Rala All Lung
Angue
Haned Adulres
Wardiaria
Rusalia
Eurprisce
Dapane
Petersburg
Foreign Office
Baran
Gwentus
Eliborater
Adrian
Awlalis
Nate Rus
Juan Mak
Riaut
Cains
Adore
Aleakif Rassan
Ceroy
Fort A
Rthuralghly
Maren
Lon Tie Nartra
Rila
Irea
No Revolution In New Republic
President Roosevelt says he is surprised at opposition from Southern senators and likens himself to Andrew Jackson. Rear Admiral Walker reports Panamanian support for the new republic and notes no division among Panamanians. Officials in Washington expect the upcoming message to Congress to defend U S action and the recognition of Panama.
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Byros
Washington
Anybod
Panama
Republic
Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
War Department
New Republic
Roosevelt
Ler
Iid
Republic of Panama
Amador
Arango
Colombia
Congress
Honday
Reyes
Leasville Catholic girls academy burned. no fatalities
A Catholic school for girls near Springfield Leasville burned to the ground early today. About 125 to 150 girls were in attendance. Pupils escaped in their robes amid flames. sisters aided the alarm. Buildings connected with the junior college were destroyed. casualties reported as none. emergency measures organized for the injured and displaced students.
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Leasville
St Cathrine
Springhel
Miles May Cary
St Bust
St Rose
Tolselle
Lenisville
Thc
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