Georgia Weather and Political Notes From The State
Georgia forecast notes cooler southeast winds turning northwest with unsettled temperatures. Reports of political activity include county and state party conventions, school book contracts criticism, Panama Canal support in Atlanta, and education board changes. Also covered are local crimes, hospital incidents, and miscellaneous national politics and market updates.
Fourteen Men Dead and Twenty Five Injured in Mill Disaster
Johnstown Pa January 21 A massive steam pipe explosion over the engine room of No 2 mill Cambria Steel Company collapsed roof sections and caused a fire. At least twelve to fourteen workers are dead and twenty five or more injured. several critically. Rescue efforts hampered by heat and debris. many hospitalized. Separately Shelby Ohio fire at Mant steel tube plant causes $3 million loss as 300000 tons of stock destroyed.
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Manchester
Stephen D Lee
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Jonn B. Genior
Washington County
Alu
American Fortiger Company
Portsmouth Ya
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Shelby
Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Will of James L. Blair Leaves All to Wife in Probate
The will of James L. Blair late general counsel of the Louisiana Purchase Company, who died in Australia, leaves his entire estate to his wife the rest absolutely after funeral and debts. Executed June 30 1899 the document names Attorney JF Lee as sole executor without bond with William H Lee as successor if needed.
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James L. Blair
Louisiana Purchase Fynosition Company
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wMl
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Francis
JF Lee
William H Lee
Mine Workers Convention Laughs at Socialistic Resolution
Delegates at the United States Mine Workers convention in Leavenworth Kansas consider a socialistic resolution proposing miners own coal mines and form a union label with emblems. The proposal was received as a joke and laughed down by the crowd.
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Touay
Leavenworth
Kana
Jocal
Univa
Austria Grants Subvention to Hun garian Committee in Mexico
The imperial government of Austria awards an annual 2000 crown subvention to the Anglo Hungarian commercial committee in Mexico City in recognition of its work. The aid will likely rise later. Large tracts of land are offered to colonize Hungarians and other subjects of Emperor Francis Joseph.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Austro-Hungarian Commercial Committee
Imperial Government of
Austria
Francis Joseph
Rail Merger Postponed in Mexico for Six Months
Monterey January 20 The consolidation of the National Railroad of Mexico and the Mexican International, once due to be completed today, will be postponed for at least six months, according to railroad men in a position to know. The two lines have passed into the hands of the Mexican government and Sperer & Co.
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National Railroad of Mexico
Mexican International
Bperer & Ca
War Clouds Vanish From Oriental Sky
Washington reports hopeful signs in Russo Japanese talks as Secretary Hay foresees peace. Witte and Lamsdorff gain czar's favor, easing tensions. Hay believes Russia may yield to Japan, though China’s sovereignty over Manchuria remains a sticking point. London notes Russia reluctant to formal treaty while seeking face saving. France and United States weigh influence amid shifting alignments. Paris hosts diplomats as Russia contemplates final moves.
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Washington
Hay
Russia
Japan
Peace
St. Petersburg
Witte
Lamsdorff
Czar
Grezobrazof
Alexiem
St Petersburg
Wiju
Foreign Office
China
Manchuria
Great Britain
Trig
Mukden
An- Tung
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Temps
Ibla
Roosevelt
Tokio
France
S T Petersburg
Germany Uses Rallying Call as Africa Expedition Leaves
Berlin reports the emperor will attend the southwest Africa expedition departure tomorrow from Wilhelmshaven. Prince Henry of Prussia restates the army creed that every bullet must do its duty. The Reichstag approves final readings of supplementary funds to quell the uprising.
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Russia
Japan
Santiago
Santo Domingo
Africa
Prince Henry
Mjermany
Empress of
Germany
Berlin
Wilhelmshaven
Prince Henry of
Prus
Reichstag
Mother Kills Babies and Self in New York Tragedy
Mrs Toulsa Elien aged 28 of Sixty fourth Street was found with a pistol wound. her two children Arnie aged 5 and Ro ale 7 lay dead from abdominal wounds. Police say she may have killed the children before shooting herself, later dying. Frank Ellen, despossession notice in hand, claimed no knowledge of the dispute and was detained for questioning.
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New York
Toulsa Elien
Arnie
Roale
Alde
Ellen
Panama Canal Debate Shapes U S Policy and Roosevelts Role
Washington January 20 The debate centers on Panama canal policy with Mr Patterson accusing President Roosevelt of veering from prior administration lines and endorsing Nicaragua as the better route while Mr Platt of Connecticut defends Roosevelt. Patterson argues Colombia acted in good faith and criticizes Spooner law delays. Platt defends Panama and urges continuation of canal efforts, senate adjourns at 4 05 pm.
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Platt
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Senate
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Triois
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Colombia
United States
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Panama Canal Company
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Nicaragua Canal
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Phaamrn
Berty Afargan
Ted Drteadi
Republic of Panama
United States of America
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Cuat Rica
ATL
Paris
Georges Thiebaud
Latin-america
Chamber of Deputies
Mosely's Accounts Correct Report From Treasury Experts
Washington January 20 Treasury experts investigating Secretary Edward A Mosely of the Interstate Commerce Commission report that Mosely's accounts are absolutely correct and in excellent condition They also criticize two or three aspects of financial administration but a commission member said these are not of real importance.
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Washington
Treasury
Edward A. Mosely
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta Council Approves Panama Canal Resolution Unanimously
The Atlanta city council adopted a resolution urging Georgia senators to push ratification of a Panama Canal treaty. Presented by Councilman Quillian and seconded by Alderman Inman, the measure calls for coordinated support to overcome Senate differences and emphasizes Canal benefits for Atlanta Georgia and the South. A copy will be mailed to Senators Bacon and Clay with official seal.
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District of Georgia
Repubi
Roosevelt
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George
State Text Book Commission
Vernor ‘Terret Isairs
Commission
Council of Atlanta
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Clay
Presbyterian Seminaries
Atlanta
Tennessee
Parks John 3 Parks Ia
Board of Education
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John B. Girdon
City Hall
Georgia
Panama Canal
Quillian
Alderman Inman
Peters
Panama
United States
Colombia
Republic of Panama
Renate
Clity
South
Bacon
United States Senate
Miss Rovelle Held in Mobile
Meridlai Mississippi January 20 Special Miss Ethel Rovelle heiress to an 8 million estate left her in Denver Colorado by Mrs Minerva Pinford was found in Mobile Alabama by Detective Vanhand and is being held per instructions Local chief Bludaworth notified Meridian relatives and Mr Husky urged to come to Mobile Mrs Husky and her husband have gone to Birmingham to confer with the girl’s parents and Husky is urged to travel to Alabama on the first train.
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Meridlai
Ethel Rovelle
Denver
Colo
Minerva Pinford
Mobile
Alu
Vanhand
Tin City
W BM Bludaworth
J M Husky
West End
Birmingham
Bursting Steam Pipe Traps Children in Richmond School
A steam pipe burst at a Manchester colored public school in Richmond Virginia causing several serious injuries as about three hundred students were inside. Many were hurt while jumping from windows in the panic, with a few narrowly escaping death.
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Richmond
Manchester
No Amendments to Panama Canal Treaty Decided
Washington reports that after a Senate Republican conference and a warning from Secretary Hay, amendments to the Panama treaty will be voted down when acted upon. The move aims to avoid confrontation with Panama officials who might demand more money or block the treaty.
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Panama
United States
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House
Grosvenor
Merchant Marine Committee
Machen
Southern Railway
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Alabama
Senate
Patterson
Wr Platt
Connecticut
Washington
Thomasville
Grand Palace
Chicago
Hepburn
Low
Hey
Haylas
Panama Congress
Max
Bogota Policians
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