Georgia Building at St Louis Exposition Noted
Georgia news notes plans for a Georgia building at the St Louis exposition including use of the present post office at Purineau headquarters for the department of the gulf. Mentions Governor Terrell selecting Crawfordville Alexander Stephens home as a model and various state officials and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Congress
Purineau
Department of the Gulf
Liberty Hall
Alexander Stephens
Crawfordville
Terrell
Georgia
St Louis
Palma vetoes lottery bill amid looming congressional adjournment
President Palma today vetoed the lottery legislation that had been prepared last month in anticipation of passage. He argues the scheme is corrupting and that government would be culpable for money obtained through it, even for any end. Congressional adjournment is expected soon with limited time for debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfavana Jahnay
Palma
Tothers
Fn Ins
Patma
Atal Eynis
Congress
BRITON TO AID JAPAN IF RUSSIA ATTACKS FAR EAST
London dispatches indicate two developments in the Far East. Britain may join Japan against Russia if war extends, with cabinet meetings scheduled to discuss obligations under the Anglo Japanese alliance and how far Britain should intervene. Military preparations and neutrality limits are debated amid warnings that war could draw in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Far East
Oko
Daily Telegraph
Great Brtain
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Tapan
Morning Post
Daily Mall
Great Briain
Meetio
Dardanelles
Seoul
Durty
Chemulpo
Tt Jas
Emperor of Foret
Itill
France
Germany
Reuters Telgrim
Spany Crom
Vladhostoch
Saimonefeld
Daily Mail
Elevy
Klao Chau
Witco
Alouett
Port Srtaur
Addy Tage
Adelbert Ib
Picuietlig
Giimany & Prod
Clay Uses Lash On The Crafters
Senator Clay denounces Republican moves to end the federal inquiry into postal frauds and urges a full investigation. He cites Bristow and related reports to argue Perry Heath, former First Assistant Postmaster General, led the frauds while contending subordinates were indicted. He accuses Lodge allies of blocking inquiry and presses for wider examination of Bristow findings and related testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Ohl
Washington
Clas
Clay
Post Office Committee
Perry Heid
Bristow
Conrad
Bonaparte
Weith
Ald
Perry Heath
Heath
Tex
Winne
Purr Heath
Brlstow
Hs Offie
Senaor Clay
Gray
Georgia
Ius
Arcath
Mr Heath
Riehndson
Teith
Bristag
Tait Wirtow
Beyromu
Sam
Amy
Senate
Wissachusetts
Lodge
Lualyp
Prestles
We Horth
Vr Eleath
Republican National
Weane
Mississippi Senate Backs Panama Canal Treaty Support
The Mississippi State Senate overwhelmingly adopted a concurrent resolution urging United States Senators to vote for ratification of the Panama Canal Treaty. Only one member opposed, saying he did not feel competent to instruct the senators on the subject. The measure calls on Senators to use every effort to secure ratification, noting the canal's global trade importance and Mississippi's potential gateway role.
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Jackson, Wiss
Senate
Walker
Monroe
United States
Mississippi
Kigote
Allinde
Pacific Oceans
Mississippaq
Panama
Central America
Republi
Imernment
Republic of Panama
Alleged Postal Clerks Endangered by Defective Cars
Representative Tawney of Minnesota introduced a resolution demanding the postmaster general provide detailed information to the House about all railway cars used for government postal service. The measure cites recent rail accidents causing injuries and deaths to railway postal clerks and accuses defective cars as a major cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Washington
Representatia Tawney
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Ife
Seamen Found Frozen to Deck Near Gloucester
Gloucester, Mass January 6. Captain J B H Zabean of the British schooner 431 and four crewmen, rescued from their wrecked vessel off Cape Cod, were pronounced among the worst cases in Gloucester’s record. Ten men from the deicing schooner Hodgdon reached the wreck after sighting a signal float ten miles off Cape Cod. The five frozen seamen were brought aboard and revived after 30 hours without sustenance. They were en route from St John, N B, to New York aboard the Ayr.
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Gloucester Mass
J BH Zabean
Jenne Blodgdon
Crne Cod
Isheimer
Gloucester
Hoflydon
Cape Coienter
Hodgdon
Ayr
Tom St John
N B
New York
Liberty Hall To Be Georgia Exhibit At Louisana Purchase Exposition
Governor Terrell approves recreating Liberty Hall the home of Alexander H Stephens as Georgia’s building at the St Louis Exposition. The plan expects a $16,000 cost with the Georgia State MilL Association and cotton mill industries pledging funds including Columbus subscriptions. The aim is a full Georgia display honoring Stephens and Liberty Hall’s history.
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Geolgta
Ia Tanter
State Sale
Micon Wi
Onkav Mono
Hervert ‘. Smith
Yale University
Bis
Georgia
Yall
Gener Iongstreet
Gealmesville
Generis
Columbus
Paname Coast
R. Johnson
Rockmark
Liberty
Alexander Stephens
Crawfordville, Ga
Georga
Alexander H Stephens
Terrell
Mlesissipps
Beauoir
Jefferon Davis
Giorgias
Liberty Mail
Liberty Hall
Seart
Crawfordville
Stephens
Atlanta
Alexander Memorial
Elett
Broohens High
J Ibl
Jolla
Sf Farm
Lund
Stephe Sted
Millatto
St Louis
Hudson
High Vo
Washington
MLL
Montpetre Stoo
Fred B Gordon
Georgia Tests, Manufacturers Association
Georgina
Flying Machine Age Arrives At Last In Kitty Hawk
Wright brothers announce four trials of their flying machine on December 17 near Kitty Hawk North Carolina. Two flights by Orville and two by Wilbur in 27 mph gusts covered over 800 feet, with a 58 second longest flight. They describe takeoff from a dune, ascent to eight or ten feet, and a landing end by rudder overcorrection, noting the new era in aviation.
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House Committee On the Judiciate
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Pearce
Maitland
Clayton
Alabama
Florida
Swarne
Mortha
Wet Brothers
North Carolink
Chemulpo
Seoul
Hitchcock
Interior Department
James Tongstreet
Versats
Thorty
Rock Is
Neue Topeka Hans
Wright Brothers
North Carolina
Darton
Ohio
Orville Wright
Wilbur Weight
Kill Dewi Band
Dare County
North
Trun
Horiental
Moody Cuts Navy Estimates
Secretary Moody reduces Navy budget requests for the coming fiscal year by 34.4 million dollars. The administration aims to win congressional support while trimming needs for ships, construction, and machinery. The original 23 million dollar construction and machinery appropriation remains a continuing line item with a revised total around 20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Portrait of Kaiser Berlieganuay Painted for Emperor William
Odd fragmentary note describes a portrait for Kaiser Berlieganuay and an accompanying autographed letter from the Mexican president. It mentions Emperor William and a suggestion of a Meritan charge on affairs. The text is garbled and difficult to reconstruct fully from the OCR.
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Berlieganuay
Death spreads after blast on British cruiser Wallaroo
Report from Sydney New South Wales notes a boiler explosion on the British cruiser Wallaroo while near Montagu Island about 230 miles south of Sydney. The Wallaroo, one third in an extended cruise of 2575 displacements, had previously been named Porta. The ship was returning and expected to reach port tomorrow with details scarce.
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Carmack
Payne
Carmick
Piper
Sytanarhy
Bristow
Poxne
Ris
Porch
Spooner
Sydney
New South Wales
Houart
Porta
Canonization Ceremonies Precede Joan of Arc Beatification
The Sacred Alica congregation held the first in a series of rites before Joan of Arc canonization. Attendees included French embassy members, papal officials, and many dignitaries. Monsignor Punel presented papal documents. Bishop of Orivis shared his life’s work toward the rite. Ace expressed gratitude for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasua-y
Congregation of Sacred Alica
Giady
Joan of Arc
Maid of Orleans
Trench
Vetica
Papal Cent
Monsignor
Punlel
Join of
Arc
Oivis
Ace
Tin Po
Knoxville Mayor McTeer Dies in New York City
Joseph T McTeer of Knoxville died tonight in New York City after visiting a harbor area. He was a veteran and senior member of the J TaleTeer Clothing Company, once a candidate for a Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T McTeer
New York City
Knox
T McTeer
Knoxville
Muser
Ula City
J TaleTeer Clothing Company
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Police Commission
Hallrond
Poungy
Youleay
Bulgaria
Seorts
Waddell
Bard of
Avan
New Orleans
Eugenia B
Allastal
Demeo
Genewals
Korea
State Senate
Money
McLaurin
Wone
Jaurin
the Postal Clerks
Agr
Nehool
Stephena Oym
Stephen
Elberta Thall
Tom
Colon
Mr Stephens
Libera
Hall
Alo
Ares
Ha Crogerd
Dovrinnes
MOODY
NAVY
Thaz
Kaiser
Knoxvilles
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