Oriental Firm in Bankruptcy Faces Involuntary Proceedings
In a rare involuntary bankruptcy filing, Deputy Clerk Er d Reeis of the district court yesterday pursued action against Railway and associated entities. The case, centered at 667 Peachtreet co str et, involves BRorre dt & Vile dt and Say Kee & t of New York. Judge Newman of the district court ordered a bond of 1400 dollars. A formal meeting and related steps were scheduled as part of the proceedings.
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Er d Reeis
Cnet Iostitiar
Rihway & Siad
Brorre Dt & Vile Tis
New York
Viana
New
Kee & T
Hendrix
Ewman
Doral Court
J. J. Brown Pleased With His Reception
J J Brown received a warm reception as he spoke yesterday in Georgia regarding his candidacy for a university post. Local reports note his campaign fundraising and comments on education reform and public service.
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J. J. Brown
The Forsyth Presents The Piano Morera Vaudeville Patrons
The Forsyth Theater hosts a vaudeville bill led by Edmond Hayes and company with The Piano Morera as the big laugher. Hayes is a strong character comedian and the troupe displays talent, charm, and stageability with Meliiott Tote and a popular juvenile chorus rounding out the act. Armand and Frank Late also appear as winners in the lively program.
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Keith
Vaudevill
Edmond Hayes
Forsyth Hayes
Glria
Biris
Armand
Grace
Friel Allen Describes Court Room Tragedy
Friel Allen testified at the trial of Claude Allen the alleged murderer in Wheeling Virginia. He described the moment a shot was fired and the panic as the crowd surged. The witness recounted he saw posters and the accused strike and then fire at Poster, and he fell ill on the stand during examination.
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Woetheville Va
Paty
Pfrid Allen
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Allen
Commonwealth
Murueres
Sidia
Victor Atha
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Workmen Terrorized by Lightning Bugs
Thousands of tiny insects illuminated by a storm frightened workers at a plant near a tank containing several hundred gallons of nitroglycerin. The glare spooked employees who fled in panic, believing an explosion was imminent. authorities reassured them after nearly an hour.
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Ind
Gundes
Tetium
Muni League elects Foulke president and new vice presidents
Foulke was reelected president of the National Municipal League at its July meeting in Los Angeles. Re-elected vice presidents include Jane Addams and Camillus G Kidder. New vice presidents named are Horace McFarland James M. Thompson and Dudley Tibbits.
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Los Angeles
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William Dudle
Jane Addams
Chicago
Camillus G Kidder
Orange, N I
Lowell Harvard University
George MceAnney
New York
Charles Richardson
Philadelphia
Ice
Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
James M. Thompson
New Orleans
Dudley Tibbits
Troy
N. Y
Wilson Confers With Conpers In Labor Talks
Governor Woodrow Wilson met for over an hour with Samuel Gompers and AFL officials in Trenton. Gompers said they discussed the Baltimore platform on labor rights and injunctions, with accord on provisions affecting workers, and noted talks on ship crew rules and voluntary associations under Sherman law. Gompers described the federation as envoys of labor and said a Democratic ticket endorsement would be decided after consulting colleagues. The group included Morrison Hayes Spencer Barras Moffitt Holden and Hamilton. Wilson then proceeded to Atlantic City.
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Woodrow Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of the Labor
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Baltimore
United States
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Federation of Labor
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Roosevelt
Ualsy
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American Federation
Frank Morrison
Dennis Hayes
William J Spencer
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A. F. Barras
Metal Trades Department
John Moffitt
Arthur Holden
M G. Hamilton
Singhes
New Jerse
Atlantic City
President of Central Visits Atlanta Today
President Markham of the Central in Savannah roid white properties visit, inspecting Southern properties after a Savannah directors meeting. A special train was parked nearby as executives discuss road projects and spending across Vin Winburn and Vir Voi in Savannah.
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Mirkhim
Greorgia
Atlanta
Vin Winburn
Vir Voi
Savannah
Markham
Lorimer Defends Seat as Senate Debates Closure
Washington July 9 The Senate recessed to allow William Lorimer one last defense closing remarks after Senator Dillingham spoke in his favor for three days. Lorimer pressed for time to finalize his notes amid conference talks as anti Lorimer leaders failed to agree on a 3 pm close. Fletcher of Florida framed the dispute as a newspaper war while defending Lorimer’s bi partisan Illinois election and denying wealth as a factor. The Western Union has purchased 10,000 Underwood Typewriters.
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William Lorimer
Senate
Lorimer
Dillingham
Vermont
Senator Lorimer
Gallinger
Lea
Tennessee
Kenyon
Iowa
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Lorimens
Fit
Sal
William Lorimers
Saya Fletcher
Lorimers
Senator Fletcher
Florida
Illinois
Illnois
Local man charged in fatal assault of 13 year old near Duluth
In Lawrenceville Georgia on July 9 authorities charged Mik Stricks, a Black man, with an atrocious crime after a 13 year old was dragged into the woods on a public highway near Duluth. The coroner, FW Sammon, held an inquest and found Strickland guilty. He was jailed following the inquiry.
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Lawrenceville
Mik Stricks
Wirl
Duluth
Sammon
Strickland
Jali
Atlanta Raises 28000 for Bessie Tift Fund
The campaign to endow Bessie Tift College shows strong early results in Atlanta. Rev JR Gunn and associates report broad support from churchgoers with many small contributions alongside large gifts. The effort emphasizes participation from the rank and file.
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Atlanta
Bessie Tift College
JR. Gunn
Gunn
R A. Lansdell
Mattie Morrin
Atlanta girls to attend Bessie Tift College in growing numbers
Atlanta donors contribute over $25,000 toward a $260,000 fund to educate Georgia girls who cannot pay college expenses. More than half the endowment already raised, with $200,000 set aside as a permanent fund for need-based education.
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Baptist Churches
Atlanta
Bessie Tift College
Atlantana
Georgia
Jean
Son Die, Mother Dying In Gallatin Tragedy
In Gallatin Tennessee on July 9 Charles BR Allen Jr a boy died yesterday afternoon from injuries after a sewing machine fell on his leg. His mother was later found unconscious beside an empty vial as recovery hopes faded.
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Gallatin
Tenn
Charles Br, Allen, Jr
Jockit
Fertilizer Bill Passes Agriculture Committee
The Standard Fertilizer bill to ban sand and other fillers in commercial fertilizers passed the agriculture committee after a unanimous vote. Chairman Johnson reported strong support despite objections from manufacturers. Representatives urged swift passage amid a flood of constituent letters.
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Agriculture
Johnson
Bartow
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