Presbyterians push for Atlanta university move
A review of ongoing church and civic matters includes Rev T F Rice outlining a Presbyterian university project for Atlanta. Other items note aldermanic board disagreements, Gordon Memorial Association talks, a cruel-cruelty fine, a high profile trial for car theft, and a coroner's ruling on a fatal beating. Additional briefs cover a cyclone in Alabama, court incidents, and regional floods along with stock and market bulletins.
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T. FE. Rice
Central Presbyterian‘church
Presbyterian University
Atlanta
Ausuta
Re. Louis Exposition
City Hall
Gordon Memorial Association
Ule I. Link
PE Foundry Street
William A. Puckett
Ball
Wesley Memorial
Fetera
Zquera
Chatham County
Eliza Dickerson
Dowager Empress of China Backs Manchuria Fight
London dispatches report the dowager empress of China resolves to defend Manchuria from foreign control. She aims to restore Ming authority if needed, while foreign powers offer limited reform support and warn of wider war. Japan appears critical to bloc anti partition and may back China defensively.
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Manchuria
Japan
London
China
Ferll
Kolashu
Pekin
Paris
Foreign Office
Rusela
Asia
California
United States
Russia
Seoul
Korea
Seoul- Fuein
Senate Acknowledges Panama Inquiry Resolution and Recess Nominations Debate
The U S Senate adopted German resolution for Panama inquiries and heard speeches by Mr Dolliver and Mr Tillman on recess appointments. Tillman pressed Crum Charleston nomination and Wood case, while Hale Spooner clashed over constructive recess and presidential powers, citing Johnson era precedents.
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Washington
Senate
Panama
German
Dolliver
Tillman
Crum
Charleston
8. C
Wood
Ita
United States
Colombia
Hias
Hale
Shaw
Collector Crum
Congress
Spooner
Tilman
South Carolina
Charles Sumner
John Sherman
Mr Tillman
Wisconsin
Mr. Spooner
Andrew Johnson
Hole
Bhaw
Hubbard Died of Starvation in Labrador Wilds
Courier report from Chateau Bay Labrador states Leonidas Hubbard Jr of the expedition funded by a New York magazine died of starvation in Labrador on October 18. His remains were transported by dog train toward Quebec with other expedition members, expected to arrive soon.
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Labrador
Quebec
Chateau Bay
Northwest River
Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
Qutlng
New York
Morea
Machen Case Near Its End in Postal Trial
Washington trial update shows witnesses read through tedious questioning as defense argues over Machen’s interest in Groff fasteners. Evidence includes Machen’s bank transactions, a $560 check, and Groff fasteners used in Chicago post office boxes.
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Washington
Machen
Conrad
Macchen
Union National Bank
Westminster
Mechen
Justice Pritchard
Mayer and
Gregory
Emanuel Speich
Martha J. Lorenz
New York
Daniel P Capill
Chicago
JB. Groff
BR. P. Dietrich
Aother
Tve
Schwab seeks terms in United States Shipbuilding reorganization
New York January 22 A provisional agreement on terms for the United States Shipbuilding Company reorganization and abandonment of the Sheldon plan has been reached between Receiver Smith and Charles M Schwab and Sheldon syndicate members. The plan would keep Schwab in control with 9 million dollars in preferred and 6 million dollars in common stock of a 30 million dollar reorganized company. The proposal, rejected by bondholders protective committee and Commonwealth Trust, risks continued litigation unless Schwab concessions are offered. Samuel Untermeyer notes multiple informal plans but none satisfactory to the bondholders.
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New York
United States Shipbuilding Company
Sheldon
Lt Ig
Smith
Charles M. Schwab
Memoera
Sheldon Syndicate
Bondtilders' Protective Committee
Commonwealth Trust Company
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Bethlehen
Cashier Loots Buckeye Bank in Cleveland Collapse
The Produce Exchange Banking Company on Broadway and Central in Cleveland closed today. Receiver Cleveland Trust Company announced George A. Rose, cashier, defaulter to $170,000, with original cash $200,000 and only $50 paid in per share. Depositors to be protected. stockholders must contribute $100,000 more and $200,000 in stockholder liability. Branches at Defiana, Hudson and Bedford to close. An official under guard will face grand jury for embezzlement and likely trial.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Produce Exchange Banking Company
Corlier
Rose
Chicago
Produce Exchange Bank
Deflana
Hudson
Bedford
Hodges and Hodges Cadetship at Naval Academy
Washington dispatch notes Courtney Hicks Hodges of Perry has been appointed by Congressman Lewis to a cadetship at Annapolis. Hodges, a North Georgia College student from Dehionega, is son of Perry Journal editor John H. Hodges. The item also reports on postal service improvements sought by Rep Brantley, Cane Station at Waycross funding requests for the Waycross cane agronomy station, and a $4,000 St James Church grant for Marietta, plus Senator Bacon’s recovery progress.
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Holland Society
Nam J. Bryan
Beck
Smith
Charles M. Fahera
Sheldon Syndicate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Roosevelt
Hanna
Foreker
Lewis
Naval Academy
Courtney Hodges
John H. Hodges
Perry Journal
Produce Exchange Bank
Cleveland
Rose
Bladen
Washington, D. C
Courtney Hicks Hodges
Perry
Young Hodges
North Georgia College
Dehionega
Weekly Press of
Georgia
Brantley
Jesup
Folkston
Atlantic Coast Line
Bainbridge
Waycross
Agricultural Department
Congress
Ayrupt
Wilson
House
Marietta
Clay
St. James Episcopal Church
Bacon
Senate
Pe Ae
Capitol
Davis Blamed by Powers for Iroquois Theater
January 22 coroner jury hearings focus on responsibility for the Iroquois Theater fire. Powers assigns blame to employees while Davis deflects fault, expressing confidence in staff and Fuller Construction to meet safety rules.
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Iroquois Theater
Chicago
Wil J. Davis
Harry J. Powers
Powers
Davis
Iife
Fuller Construction Company
Storm shifts north as Atlanta escaped worst of deluge
A powerful storm that roared from Texas to the Lake Erie region veered northeast, delivering heavy rain and gusty winds to Atlanta while sparing the city from the heaviest impacts. Officials forecast cooler, safer weather, with Atlanta expected around 40 degrees at dawn.
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Alabama
Atlanta
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
Texas
United States
Florida
Vickeburg
Miss
Moundville
Buffato
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Region
New England
Mississippi
Allc
Atelanta
Roosevelt and Daughters Honor Panama Policy
Austin Jan 22 The Texas Daughters of the Confederacy report letter from Florida Daughters endorsing President Roosevelt for recognizing the split of secession in Panama policy praising his strength of mind and body and urging that honor be paid to him for rendering justice to the gesture.
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Panama
Austin
Tex
Texas Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy of Florida
Roosevelt
Florida
Color line to be "raised" at mine workers convention
Indianapolis January 22 At the opening of today's session the United Mine Workers convention completed its organization with the credentials committee report. It notes large gains in West Virginia and the Pittsburgh and central Pennsylvania districts. A memorial to the AFL asks it to push legislation prohibiting union members from employing boys under 16 in mines.
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Indianapolis
Convention of the United Mine Worklera
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Committee On
Mitchell
Cyclone Leaves Moundville in Ruins with 28 Dead
A disastrous cyclone struck Moundville Alabama at 1 o'clock this morning destroying most businesses and homes. Twenty eight people were killed and over one hundred injured. The storm swept cattle cotton and freight cars for miles. Rescue teams worked as shelters opened for hundreds homeless and grieving families. White and black residents were among the injured with several seriously wounded.
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Southern
Moundville
Ala
Alabama
W. C. McCoy
Knoxville
State Penitentiary
Robert M. Blankenship
Old Dominion Tron and Well Works
Richmond
Horseshoe Department
Columbia
D. C
Georgetown
Carolina
Charleston
New York
Fort Sam Houston
Tuscaloosa
RK L Griffin
A. W. Wiggins & Son
W.W. J. Domenick
A. D. Griffin
W. P. Phifer
Treas
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Charles Mohammed
Dubln
Columbus
Thomas A. Dudley
Episcopal Diocese of
Kentucky
Leonidas Hubbard
Outing
Ench Chamber of Deputies
Father Delsor
France
Jours
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Manila
Frank Foster
Falkland
New Orleans
Hymettus
Rachel Ward
Sriding
Oakland
Gan Nicholas
Futurka
Ascot
Brotcotton
Liverpool
Cotton Patch
Raleigh
N. C
Wake County
Leigh
Bob Bridgers
Will Adams
Fores
Far East
Aden
State Department
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Couricil
Ifq
Waa
Ezpr
Wood and Drum Cases Ag
Hubbard
Lating
Shipbuilding Trust
Buckeye Bank
Produce Exchange Concern of
George A. Rose
Hodges
Annapolis
Roosevelt and Daughters
E. P. Seymour
Nashville, Tenn
A. H. Warren
Birmingham
The
Alabama Grocery Company
J. H. Redmond
Nashville
Robert Powers
Tuscalooss
Nettie Farley
W. N. Miles
Albert Holston
Holston
W. A. Grubbs
R. L. Griffin
Lee Griffin
A. B. Griffin
Farley
Mr. Gailey
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