Boundary of Costa Rica Fix Is to Be Decided
Boston June 12 and to determine exactly what line former President Loubet of France fixed in 1900 as the boundary between Costa Rica and the portion of Colombia now forming Panama. Frank W Hodgdon and Ashby sail for Port Simon to interpret Loubet finding for Chief Justice White. Commissioners Hayford and Leland assist. work to finish by October 1 after extensive surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Loudet
France
Costa Rica
Colombia
Republic of Panada
Frank W. Hodgdon
Bomon
P. Hashby
New York
Port Simon
Messrs. Hodgson and
Ashby
M. Loubet
Justce White
United States Supreme Court
Panama
Justice White
John F Hayford
Northwestern University
G. M Leland
Cornell University
Central America
Deaths from Lithonia to Atlanta prompt obituaries across DeKalb
Notable locals mourn as three individuals die Friday morning. Confederate veteran David B Chupp, 72, of Lithonia, and widow Mrs Jane Chupp survive with two daughters Lizzie Clay of Walnut Grove and Ida Carron of Decatur. Interment at Cha Chupp cemetery near Lithonia. Also grieving Mrs Charles Handford, 76, at 66 Bonnie Brae, with service at Church of Christ West End. interment West Jackson. Dr J T Lillis, 79, veteran physician, dies at daughter’s home. survivor list includes son John Ellis and daughters Mrs Mary Alentine Reeves and Mrs R E Stanford. Mrs Mary Alentine Reeves, 17, dies at 84 Piedmont avenue. husband Leon Reeves survives. funeral in Hogansville.
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Lithonia
Gaosuig
Veeile
David B Chupp
Nes
Havying
Company C. Cobbs Legion
DeKalb County
Jane Chupp
Mra
Lizzie Clay
Walnut Grove Ga
Ida [T Carron
Decatur, Ga
Cha Chupp Cemetery
Charles Handford
Bonnie Brae
Church of Christ
West End Avenue
Wilburn Street
Rey S H Hall
West
Jackson
J T Lillis
Ware
John Ellis
New York
Tohn W Moore
Atlanta
R E Stanfield
Y A Wright
Jack
Mary Alentine Reeves
Piedmont Avenue
Leon Reeves
Hogansville
Obituary for J R Lawless and family spat dialogue fragment
J R Lawless aged 44 dies at 37 Curran Street Friday morning at 10 30. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral at Ponders Assembly Baptist Church at 1 p m, interment Mason Cemetery. Then a disjointed domestic scene shows a couple arguing over temper and chores, including a joke about ears and a monoplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
Curran Street
Ponders As¢nmue Baptist Church
Mason Cemetery
Little Girl Lobbyist Bribes Governor Brown With Kiss
Nine year old Rachel Idelson from Montgomery county works a political charm at the capitol urging the creation of a new Kent county. She visits desks, secures promises to vote for the bill, and explains she wants to grow up there and attend school, noting the Oconee river as a dividing line. The piece also mentions a St Louis Globe-Democrat clipping about Cuban rebels and Mexican revolutionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Kent
Rachel Idelson
Kent County
Oconee
Rachels
Alamo
Montgomery County
Hent County
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Women urge government to buy Monticello home
Washington July 10 special two hours of testimony before the senate library committee prompted a favorable report on the Martine resolution for an investigation into government purchase of Monticello the Jefferson home Mrs Littleton urged the plan as a pilgrimage site akin to Mount Vernon and cited access limits at Monticello tied to Jefferson Levy the owner and a Randolph family reserved grave rights with a decaying oak and damaged obelisk while senators weighed the issue and heard letters supporting the measure from governors and notable figures including Wilson Gaynor Choate and Stetson despite objections by Judge Duke on ownership details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Martin W . Littleton
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Senate Committee On the Library
Randolph
Jefferson M Levy
Congress
New York
Levy
R. T Duke, Jr
Charlottesville
Littleton
Martine
New Jersey
Discuasslon
Gore
Oklahoma
Woodrow Wilson
William J Gaynor
Joseph Choate
Judge Lovette
Francis Lynde Stetson
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
Jefferson Levy
Senator Cummins
Littiston
Judson Harmon
Mathew T Scott
Mabel Boardman
Perry Belmont
Mother Loses To Drink As Son Goes To Stockade
A mother’s devoted effort to reclaim her son John M Lee ends as he returns to drink after a Milledgeville asylum stay. He pleads for one more chance but is sent to the stockade for thirty days following a probation breach. The dying appeal to his mother elicits no answer in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Lee
Milledgevile
Atill
Het
Vaniman's Airship Faulted by German Expert
The New York Tribune notes Dr Paul F Gans condemned Vaniman's airship as engineeringly deficient after inspecting its cloth bag design. Gans contrasts Zeppelin and Parseval methods that prevent gas compression, warning that Vaniman's use of balloonets risks overpressurizing the envelope and hydrogen explosion. Vaniman, a bold but cautioned builder, relied on his own theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaniman
New York Tribune
Paul F Gans
Germany
Atlantic Ocean
Count Zeppelin
Parseval
Luikders
Europe
Ure
The Smoke Inspector Wonders at City Smoke
A Chicago politician imported his cousin as smoke inspector in the old days. He was given no instructions and reports after 30 days that he has inspected the smoke of the city and finds plenty of smoke of good quadrix. Respectfully submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Chicago
Thia
Direct steamship links boost southern trade prospects
Washington reports direct New Orleans to South America steamship service and Mobile routes to Brazil Argentina and Uruguay inaugurate September 11. April trade data show U S exports to Central and South America and the West Indies rose 14 percent for ten months ending April 30, 1912, while imports from these nations rose over 16 percent.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf
Finley
Southern Railway Company
New Orleans
South America
Mobile
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Central
America
West Indies
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Rev Hugh Wallace Preaches as Park Adair Park Accepted
In city news Rev Hugh S Wallace will preach at morning and evening services with topics The Church Its Teachings and Practices in the New Testament and The Past Forgiven and Forgotten The future Untouched. A dedicated committee accepts Forrest and George Adair’s donation of a new park in the tenth ward opposite the new schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wallace
Hugh S Wallace
Ones Avenue
Tenth Ward
Forrest
George Adair
Appellation Suggests Pro-Public Health Controversy
The Quegonian in Portland argues that Medical Freedom material hints the cause is funded by quack doctors and patent medicine dealers. It opposes a national health book and vaccination, with readers skeptical of antiseptic safety. The piece jokes about renaming the league to the League for the Propagation of Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
League For Medical Freedom
League For the Propagation of Death
Egg Insurance at a Southern Station
A commercial traveler in a southern town orders two boiled eggs for breakfast. The server brings three, explaining he added a third "just in case one might fail." The traveler notes a comment on teaching children not to worship money. The exchange hints at thrift and resourcefulness in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Darkey
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Shows Movement Shifts
New Orleans July 12 Secretary Hester reports weekly cotton movement rising for the 12 days of July and for the season overall, with totals ahead of last year and 1909. The World Visible Supply declines for the week but remains higher versus last year, while American spinner takings show regional variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hester
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Milla
Canada
Southern Mills
Northern Mills
North
South
Seaboard
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Yea Leirre
Unnecessary Hardship in Cup Ban Public Health Issue
A historical complaint argues that banning the common drinking cup burdens the poor and children who cannot afford paper cups. Central Park’s fountains remain but no substitute exists, forcing youths to drink from bottles hats and dirty paper. The push is suspected to mask profit from selling cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
New York
What Will Become of Thomas F. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan of Wall Street stands near alienation from his party after eight years of influence in Democratic circles. Once a key adviser to Parker, he faced harsh criticism at the recent convention and opposed Wilson’s nomination. Now, beaten and rebuked, he may not back Democracy’s candidate this year, and Bryan’s side would prefer his disengagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Ryan
Wallst
Alton B. Parker
Ryan
Wilson
Bryan
Democracy
Atlanta Live Stock Market Report Summary
Atlanta notes scarce quality cattle in yards this week with prices steady to firm for better grades and about a quarter lower for graders. Demand for Tennessee lambs grows, while overall receipts are fair. market shows mixed signals across regions with Texas and Oklahoma trading under pressure and wholesale levels fluctuating amid foreign demand and crop reports.
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Tennessee
Texas
Georgia
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Oklahoma
St Louia
Kansas City
Chicago
Sheen—Receip
Gibert & Clay
Frade Adilees
John F. Black & Co
Wallatreet
Alabama
Liverpont
Bagging and Ties and Cotton Imports at New York Port
Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending July were valued at 415,743. Imports of specie for the week totaled 111, in silver and 624,070 gold. Exports amounted to 827,167 in silver and 2,480,025 in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ailver
All His From Judge Senator Vardamen Story
A fragment recounts a plot where Judge Senator Vardamen, then ex-governor, rented land to a Black neighbor to grow corn and would receive one fourth. After harvest the neighbor admits no such fourth existed, saying there were three loads only. The tale, told in dialect, reflects unequal sharing and past racial tensions.
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Vardamen
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D. B. Chupp
J. T. Ellis
J. R. Lawless
Detroit Fire Press
Gertrude
John
Wes
Jonn
eChiago Reioni-Herald
Little Girl
Kiss
Wesley Hirshburg
Jefferson
Chattanooga
VIA
Southern Railway
MO. L. Meek
Atlanta, Ga
James Freeman
City News
Collins Street
Bullard
Webb, Shaw, Vickery
Warper
Sanford
Fort Dodd Wade
Fred Beers
James EB Belcher
Fair Dodd
Alps
Milwaukee News
Switzerland
Hida
Mont Blanc
Chamanix
Hawkins
Dubbleigh
Hawking
Dubb
Harper's.Weekly
Wrie
Decisse
BR. Hathaway & CO
Inman Building
Cotton
Omas F. Ryan
Atlanta National Bank
Cotton States
Fidelity Fruit
South Broad
Cabbaul
Crates See
Weorgiag
Dueen A
Vauialoup
Georg Am Ae
Euilig
Dewandie
Pollyhy
Gud
Hye
Lée Pound
Tive
Due Pound
Atlanta Live Stock Market
Garuverles
Ogiesby Urovery Company
Aldernes
Raniard
Lima
Mawouy
Durham
Agi
Croker
Blc
Buty
Dowole Eagle
Duc
Sehnappe
Acme
Dixie
Best
Hoffman House
Lea & Ferclns
St Louis
Cincinnati
Bipuuaia
Floud
White Prainstay Company
Louis Suis
Atros
Hegra
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