Caucus Opposed by Roddenberry and McIntosh in Georgia Race
In Thomasville Georgia January 10 Judge Roddenberry condemns caucuses to pick a congress candidate for the unexpired term and calls for an open public process. Reports say Henry McIntosh and Mrs Griggs urged his entry, with Dawson and Albany events shaping the race and plans for a February 16 election.
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the Constitution
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McIntosh
Brown
Knight to Make Race in Second District
Nashville Ga January 1 Special Hon John P Knight former senator from the sixth district is expected to enter the race for Congress to succeed the late Judge Griggs. He is out of the city but will be home next week with a definite announcement due.
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Children Enjoy KK Ki Flour Meals
A note notes that kids feel well after eating KK Ki Flour, described as fat and happy with meals. The source frames KK Ki Flour as a wholesome food for children, highlighting satisfaction and vigor after consumption.
Ohio University Closes Amid Cold Weather
Ohio University in Columbus closes across most departments due to severe cold and coal shortage. About two thousand students are excused from recitations as fog and freezing temperatures sweep central Ohio. The weather bureau reports subzero conditions, with stark coldest season readings.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Williams Dies in DoXology Sing at Saint Paul Church
W H Williams a 66 year old prominent church worker in St Paul collapsed and died of heart disease during morning services at Central Presbyterian church while singing the doxology. Reverend Harry Noble Wilson led prayers and dismissed the congregation.
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Williams
St Paul, Minn
W. H. Williams
St. Paul
Central Presbyterian Church
Harry Noble Wilson
Prowlers Alarm Palace as Suspects Arrested in Lisbon
In Lisbon January 10 sentries fired on a group prowling the Necessidades palace causing alarm in the royal household and a palace garrison reinforcement. The Imparcial reports forty suspected republicans were arrested, some linked to the 1908 murder of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis, with more arrests expected. Bank of Clayton County stockholders meet in Jonestown reporting an 8 percent dividend and new officers elected for the year with a long list of directors.
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Jonestoro
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L. M. King
John D. Walker
Switchman Sues Southern Road for 100000 Damages
McGehee Ferguson a former switchman sues Southern Railway through Atkinson and Torn for 100000 claiming injuries from a July 8 1903 yard switching incident. He alleges brakeman Kirker uncoupled cars causing Ferguson to fall severing his spinal column bruising his body and shattering his nervous system.
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Atkinson & Torn
Southern Railway
Ferguson
North Avenue
Joe Kirker
Kirker
Rockefeller's Son Boomed for Congress in New York
In New York on January 10, members of the Rockefeller Bible at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church boosted John D. Rockefeller Jr. as a congressional candidate. The Rockefeller faction extended congratulations for his probe work on the grand jury investigating white slave traffic and urged public support to persuade him to run.
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Rockefeller Bible Close
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John.d. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Memorial meeting honors Hamilton with pledge for pedestal
At the Alexander Hamilton National Memorials Association annual meeting, Associate Justice Harlan, Attorney General Wickersham, Senators Borah and Burkett, and General George B. Davis spoke on the 162nd birth anniversary. About $15,000 was secured toward the memorial pedestal planned for the capitol statue.
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Washington
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Wickersham
Borah
Burkett
George B. Davis
Alexander ‘Hamilton
Economy push by Taft sparks House division
Washington January 10 Representative Hay of Virginia denounces Taft era economy as a political expediency. An amendment to cut the national guard encampment appropriation from 1 350 600 to 1 000 000 fails as Mann of Illinois and others clash over economy. Mann accuses Democrats of shouting economy while voting against his amendment. House adjourns at 5 15 as army bill reading nears completion.
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Taft
Hay
Virginia
Mann
Ilinois
House
Second Circuit for Lurton in Supreme Court assignment
January 10 1900s note that Justice Lurton was assigned to the second circuit replacing the late Justice Peckham. The second circuit includes New York and covers the area once in Peckham’s charge. Also Norfolk notes a pastor declines a call as evangelist for Missouri synod. Reverend Squires cites unfinished Norfolk work since moving from Bristol nine months ago.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Peckham
New York
Norfolk
W. HA. J. Squires
Knox Presbyterian
Presbyterian Synod
Missouri
Bristol
Black Hand Indictments Quashed by Judge Taylor
Toledo Ohio January 10 Judge Taylor quashed most counts in the Black Hand indictments. Four new grand juries will be called. Trial for one remaining charge postponed to January 18. Court ruled that writing threatening letters did not prove conspiracy. mailed letters constituted the other count.
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Toledo
Ohio
Taylor
Death claims Father Healey longtime Georgetown president
Washington January 10 Rev Father Patrick Healey, president of Georgetown University from 1877 to 1981, died today at the university aged 71. He was a Georgia native and a Jesuit, one of the institution's most popular leaders.
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Washington
Father Patrick Healey
Georgetown University
University
Father Healy
Georgia
Inheritance Estimated at Four Million for King Leopold’s Daughters
Brussels report states the Princesses Louise Stephanie and Clementine inherit about 4 million dollars from King Leopold. It notes Princess Louise has partially paid off creditors. In Uniontown Pennsylvania wages for two coke firms, Halmey Company and Oliver and Snyder, are restored to the 1907 scale.
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Louise
Stephanie
Clementine
Leopold
Uniontown
Halmey Company
Oliver & Snyder Company
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