Money's Disease Restored by Eye Doctor Claim
Special edition notes States Senator Morey publicly declares his eyesight is restored after undergoing controversial treatment. The report recalls the condition known as Money's disease, once linked to blindness, and mentions controversial methods claimed to stimulate nerve and tissue recovery.
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Morey
Dseara
Broadway
New York Millenaire
F. Garrey
Money
Rawss
Supreme Court to Hear Chinese Exclusion Case
Solicitor General Richards filed in the U S court to advance United States v Lea Yen Tat. The case centers on the 1854 treaty with China and the Chinese exclusion laws, challenging deportation under habeas corpus, and the admissibility of bail in deportation proceedings. The motion was taken under advisement.
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Ates Supreme Court
Washington
Richards
United States
Caga
Lea Yen Tat
China
Teo- Yer Tal
New York
Southern District of New York
Louisiana Sugar Industry conference with President
Senators Foster and McEnery conferred with the President today about Louisiana sugar. They presented facts claiming disaster would hit the industry if Cuban sugar enters under a low duty. A large Louisiana delegation plans to travel to Washington to present further facts to the President and Congress.
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Foster and
McEnery
Arashington
Louisiana
Washington
Congress
Morgan Opposes Otero Confirmation for New Mexico Governor
In Washington on January 29 an effort to confirm Hon. M. A. Otero as governor of New Mexico was delayed by Senator Morgan. He accused the Senate committee of Territories of denying full hearings and urged recommittal. The committee argued hearings were complete with no new testimony. The nomination was expected to be brought up again the next day.
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Alabama
Washington
Senate
M. A. Otero
New Mexico
Bena
Atlanta Board of Health
Atlanta Smallpox Hospital
Oda
Storda
Sten
Board of Thenith
Amallpox
Gartrel
Atlanta
Atlinia
Atlantic Ja
Board of Health
Philippines
Amalinox
California
Canada
War Revenue Tax Cut Proposed By House Republicans
Washington January 20 Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee plan a bill to reduce war revenue taxes on beer and tea. A hearing is set for January 27 as the full committee considers the issue. Beer faces a proposed 40 cent cut, lowering the price from 1.60 per barrel, restoring pre Spanish American War levels. revenue losses estimated at $2.2 million on beer and about $8 million on tea.
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House
Washington
Ways and -Means
Will of John F. Plassek admitted to probate
Pidcock's Wealth to His Sister. Whitehouse New Jersey January 20 Special. The will of John F. Plassek late president of the Georgia Northern railroad has been admitted to probate. The principal legatee is his sister of Moultrie Georgia.
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Pidcock
Whitehouse
N. J
John F. Plassek
Georgia Northern Railroud
Haseen
Moultrie
Gal
Consolidation Plans Preserve Individual Titles for Key Firms
A report indicates that Morgan, Captain Bernard N. Clement, and related parties will maintain separate officers and titles while operating in shared terminals. Despite ownership links, each company retains its identity and continues to use existing ports, with profits pooled and shared on a per ship basis.
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Babsenece
J. Piérpont Morgan
Bernard N. Clement
Governor Candler's 1864 cotton claim and prison guards
Short items report Governor Candler aiming to recover over 1,000,00 from the United States government for 1,610 bales of cotton seized at Savannah by federal troops in 1864. Fort Johnson’s Tomlinson id says evidence exists to win the state claim before the court of claims, noting Herschel V. Johnson originally presented the claim. Also covered: Washington appointments for prison guards, Georgia teachers’ pay, postmaster Smyth reappointment, city council actions on land for parks, banks as depositories, and local deaths and notices.
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Candler
United States
Sdvannal
Tomlinson Fort Johnson
Court of Claims
Herschel V. Johnson
Georgia
Postmaster Smyth
Senate
Major Smyth
Nepublicans
Atlanta
Counci
Beck
North Boulevard
Houston Street
Penga de Leon Avenue
Park Commissioners
Coun WL Wilts
Charleston
Rongovers Ly
Courcilman Garrett
Garrett
Alderman Welch
Fincher
Winn
Hii
Matteson Bank Cashier Arrested in Montana for Embezzlement
Helena Montana January 20 cashier H Matteson of First National Bank of Great Falls was arrested on US Commissioner Russell's warrant at the DA Rodgers request charged with embezzling 925000 of the bank's funds on January 1st. He reportedly confessed and was bound over for federal grand jury.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Ball
Matteson
Acer
Belena Tadaz
Gale
Col Lowry Returns from Washington With Praise for Roosevelt
Colonel Robert J. Lowry talks of his Washington trip as a business matter not politics. He praises President Theodore Roosevelt as sincere and capable, recalling hospitality and the strong impression of his character.
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Lowry
Robert J. Lowry
Washington, D. .C
Washington
therAragot
National Capital
Pink “Morton
Heston
Roosevelt
Nike
Bresibahis Inaneyelt
Jiman
Tong
White House
R Tomori
Ane
White Tree
Panama's Favored Route Battle by Commission
Historical notes compare canal proposals with emphasis on Panama and Nicaragua routes. It cites property values, railroads, land rights at Colon and along the Isthmus, and estimates of costs and time for deep draft vessels. The document weighs ownership, logistics, and potential savings in a Panama versus Nicaragua canal scenario.
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Atitutea
Panasé” Railroads
Railroad Corpeny
Nang
Culebra
Ferico
Itimenco
Bay of Panama
Tele
Colon
Wel Ardh
United Gaig
Thich
Panama
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Canal
Nikardgua
Pamers
Atlanta Camp OKs Committee to Draft Resolutions
At the regular meeting of Atlanta Camp No. 159 United Confederate Veterans a committee of Fran N. Ryan Colonel W. L. Calhoun and James W. Merton was authorized to draft resolutions denouncing Rev. R J. Cooke of Grant University Chattanooga for an editorial likening the daughters of the Confederacy to Emma Goldman the anarchist. The meeting, led by Commander Charles Arnall, adjourned after assigning full power to the committee to prepare the resolutions.
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Atlanta Veo
UW. D. WL
Atlanta Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Capitol
Fee
Fran N. Ryan
Coronel
W. L. Calhoun
James W. Merton
R J. Cooke
Grant Universlly
Chattay Kooga
Bub Heaton
Dausfters
Emma
Golaman
Cooke
Cherles & Arnall
Hs le
Panama route most feasible for Isthmian canal under US control
Government commission concludes that the Panama route offers the most practicable path for an Isthmian canal under United States control. It notes Nicaragua and Costa Rica routes are less favorable for speed, cost, and political access, with Panama's concession terms and land issues under review with Colombia.
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Panama Canal Company
Panama
Colombi
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Ysthmian Canal
United States
State Department
Silva
Colombia
Panama Company
Two License Cases In Recorder's Court Highlight Errors
In recorder's court yesterday two license cases drew attention. Inspector Hunter testified Crocker faced charges for operating without a license while employed by Georgia Paint and Glass Company. Crocker claimed he worked for the company at the relevant time but a witness countered, and Crocker was fined $10.75 for last March. A second case involved W. S. Halle, a manufacturer’s agent, selling without a license. testimony included a note about a clerical receipt error and a back-pay claim, with related questions about residency and timing.
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Charles A. Hamlin
American Bridge Company
Leland Hotel
Houston Street
Mr. Hamlin Ws
Missislorente Williams
Chattanooga
Hamlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Nis
Recorder’s Court
W. J. Crocker
Hunter
Crocker
Georgia Paint and * Glass
Georgia Paint and Glana Company
Preent
Halle
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