Georgia Forecast and Local Notices Tie to City Events
A lengthy forecast for Georgia notes rain in the west and east portions with Sunday clearing and colder conditions. Local items mention January appointments, a new equestrian statue fund, and civic developments including a county prison incident, city finances, and theater plans in Atlanta. National and international briefs cover politics, cotton markets, rail charges, and violence incidents with neutral reporting.
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Georgia
Pirig
Marthweeteriy
Grady
R Carnegie
Bennett Young
Kentucky
General Gordon
Monument Fund
John Harris
Iceman Drasbach
Cteck
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the Gulf
John C. Hart
James A. Anderson
J H. Goldsmith
Athia
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Manufacturers’ Association
Eborgia
Charles A. Wickersham
Atlanta
West Point
Alabama
Haven
Central of Georgia
Theodore D Kline John M. Barnes
United States
Macon
Academy of Music
Charles Vittur
Second Georgia Regiment
Knights of Pythies
Bavandah
Or. Knighton
Randolph County
United States Court
Columbus
Hines
Suwanee
J. B. Smith
Secretary of War Sees Narrowing Path in Far East
Hay voices pessimism on regional tensions in the Far East warning that Dove’s wings may be clipped as military options tighten. He emphasizes limited strategic moves and the danger of missteps amid rising disputes.
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Far East
Hay
Peace talk hints at Japan in Russo Japanese clash
Washington and Rome dispatches describe a tense view of peace efforts in the Russo Japanese conflict. US officials express neutrality while noting Russia seeks rights in Manchuria and Korea. Analysts foresee a clash as Tokyo resists concessions. Continued on page two.
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Jos. Ohi
Washington
Hay Co
Pars
Japan
Hay
United States
Czar
Ruesin
Baron Kurine
McCommick
Korea
Manchuria
China
Russia
Congress
St. Petersburg
Chicago Meat Kings Buy Southern Lands for Feeding Ground
The Awitts, the Armours, Nelson Morris, Schwarzchild & Bulzberger, known as the stock yards family, have reportedly purchased 1,000,000 acres in southern Alabama and northern Florida from the Louisville and Nashville railroad for about 3.76 million dollars. The packers plan to create vast cattle feeding grounds on reclaimed swamp and pine land to cut freight costs and double hauls, while linking cassava starch production to their feeding operations. The deal duration and final confirmation are awaited.
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Boutheen
Bristol
Dominion National Bank
Chicago
Alahbeania
Florida
Louisville
Wmié
Coun
Awitts
The
Armours
Nelson Morris
Schwarzchild & Bulzberger
Stock Yards
Alabama
Lasalle Street
Railway
America
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Georgia
Montana
New York
Corn Products Trust
Cotton talks highlight Bull campaign and South prospects
New Orleans January 15 a Progressive Union meeting featured cotton exchange president A Brittin Dan J Bully and Frank B Jayne discussing price drivers. Brittin argued supply demand and boll weevil limit output while Sully claimed gains were from natural conditions not manipulation. Hayne predicted rising southern prosperity as cotton prices stay high and the region aims for a 16 million bale harvest.
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New Orleans
Progressive Union & Representative
A. Brittin
The
Cotton Exchange
Dan J. Bully
New York
Ana’ Frank B. Jayne
Bull
W. P. Brown
Mr. Brittin
Mr. Sully
Panama Takes Its First Steps At Constitutional Convention
Panama begins its constitutional convention with a large crowd present as temporary president Dr. Pablo Arosemena delivers the opening address. He calls for virtue, justice, and knowledge guiding the republic and independence, praised by a loyal people. Eusebia Morles presents the junta message, then ministers depart. Arjona Amador and Jurado named to draft an age r to the message.
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Panama
Pablo Arosemene
Arosemena
Republic
Eusebia Morples
Aristhies Arjona
Juan Bautista Amador
Manuel ©. Jurado
Junia
Cars Collide at Detroit
An eastbound Michigan line car with passengers was struck by a Grand Trunk train at Gratiot avenue and Dequindis street in Detroit. More than thirty four people were injured as the trolley car was carried 30 feet along the track. The most serious patient, Miss Ethel Gould, suffered a fractured skull and was not expected to survive the night at St Mary hospital.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Line
Grand Trunk
Gratiot Avenue
Dequindis Street
Port Huron
Prohibition Party Chooses Indianapolis for National Convention
Chicago January 15 Indianapolis was chosen today by the prohibition party for its national convention to be held on June 29.
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Prohibition Party
Chicago
Indianapolia
January money sheet prepared for council
The January apportionment sheet, adopted by the Anance committee chaired by Alderman H T Inman, details city department increases and key items such as $4,000 for a new stockade prison, asphalt stretches, a crematory, and boosts to Carnegie library and Grady hospital funding. Revenue sources total about $2,444,059 with major gains for streets, water works, and parks, plus added pay and new facilities across departments.
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Council
H T. Inman
Stockade
Edgewood Avenue
Magnolia Street
Carnegie Library
Grady Hospital
Sinking Fund Commission
Water Works Department
Arcond
Oakland Cemetery
Department of Relief
Thomas Evans
Department of Streets
Davis Street
Mitchell Street
Forsyth Street
Madison Street
Pryor Street
Alabama Street
Peachtree Street
Decatur Street
Peachtree
Hunter
Whitehall
Broad Street
Marietta Street
Walton
Sanitary Department
Department of Tridges
Peters Street
Edgewood Avenue Tridge
Mygnola Street Bridge
Hemphill Station
Jrs
Chattahooches
Woodward
Department of Education
Department of Schools
Park Commissioners
Carnegiebrary
Georgia School of Technology
Ainking Fund Commission
Department of
Finance Committee
Inman
Pra Tem
Longino
Harwell
Terry
Breitenbacher
Peters
Howell
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Western Union Telegraph Company
North Carolina
Roberto Emma
el Paso
Tex
Howell Cobb
Senator Hanna
Pittsburg
Daniel Sulty
Red Star Line
Noordland
Philadelphia
Mountain Park
Snyder
Oklahoma
Indianapolis
William Hoolihan
Belen
New Mexico
Richmond P. Hobson
Boulder
Colorado
Duke Philip of Orleans
Turkey
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Gordon
Longstreet
St Louis
George J. Chapman
Rock I Sland
Colotte Chapman
St. Louis
John Brown
Meas Passadena
Cal
Th Brown Thompson
John Wn
Ation
Rome
Prince Tak- Inguki
Niasin
Kasaga
Mediterranean
Syracuse
Great Britain
Edward F. Younger
Sully
Tury
South
Hayne
John Kellam
Yester
Goldsmitth
Kellam
Department of Assessors
Steel Fles
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