Morgan selects five for Northern Pacific board
J Pierpont Morgan announced five new directors to fill vacancies on the Northern Pacific board. The nominees include J J Hinl E H Harriman William Rockefeller H McK Twombly and Samuel Rea with an agreement dating May 31 to place representatives of major interests on the board to secure harmony among all parties.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
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Chicago and Northwestern
Pennnsylvania Railroad Company
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State Board Abandons Frisco Memphis Railway Inquiry
Kansas City July 17 state board of railroad and warehouse commissioners abandoned its investigation of the Frisco and Memphis railroad consolidation and returned to Jefferson City. No shippers protested in Harrisonville or locally and the board called off further meetings due to indifference toward the proposed combine.
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Fear an American Invasion Threat to Vienna Shoe Trade
Vienna July 17 Deputy Baumann reports representatives of the boot and shoe trade have asked the lower Austrian diet to act on the threatened entry of an American syndicate into the Vienna market. Local shoe men fear competition may menace their business existence.
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Exports to be taxed by Colombian decree
Colon Colombia July 17 Via Galveston A government decree imposes taxes on all exports from Colombian ports with emphasis on isthmus bananas coconuts ivory nuts and tim The decree also doubles lighthouse dues payable at ports and requires payment in gold instead of silver
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Colombia
Galveston
Fortune and wonders trail a Gypsy prophecy across towns
A jumble of brief items from Danville to New York reports buried treasure of 1900 silver dollars found by J E Scott while hoeing corn, a teen prodigy claiming to reveal copper tempering, a giant pearl found near Round Island, and multiple local incidents including a minister's furore at a funeral and a dramatic double drowning attempt in Staten Island.
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Danville
J. E. Scott
Supreme Court notes on state murder trial rulings
Report covers judge charged jury guidelines alibi credibility continuance error admission of diagram cotton press evidence and verdicts in multiple Georgia criminal cases. Summaries include Branch v State Gumble v State Jones v State and Braddy v Whiteley with judgments affirmed reversed or rendered.
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Shell Cochran
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Candler
Campbell
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Suttlen
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W. T. Kinneey
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Branch
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Putnam Superior Court
Little, J
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I. B Park, Jr
Gumble v
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Criminal Court of Atlanta
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McMichael, Searcy
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Jones v. State
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Negligence rules and court rulings cited in appellate notes
The text outlines legal standards on negligence and damages, discusses jury discretion in reducing damages, and covers multiple appellate rulings. It references particular cases with judges, parties, and outcomes, noting affirmations of judgments and the propriety of rulings in various criminal and civil matters.
Secret negro orders spark Girard unrest in Louisiana
Rayville Louisiana July 17 Special report details unrest near Girard as locals claim secret societies of negroes meet and threaten whites. Descriptions name the Independent Order of Sons and Daughters of Saint Jacob and Knights of Tabor, with references to Emperor Scott and armed guards. A white merchant Jessie S Brown confronts a disruptive negro, resulting in a fatal or near fatal shooting. A mob later takes the suspect to a plantation where a coroner investigates a death, the cause unclear, with a body found hanging from a tree nearby.
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Knights of Tabor
Emperor Scott
Mhoonpiaca
Worthy Lodge
Butts
Shreveport
J. G. Foster
Jessie S. Brown
A. T. Wright
Jakes
Lewis Thomas
Jessie 8. Brown
H. F. Wilkins
American Trade Is Hard Hit by Tariff War Closure
Washington reports from Deputy Consul General Hanauer in Frankfort indicate Russian retaliatory duties on American farming machinery have nearly stopped imports to Moscow. London broker P M Marshall declared insolvent on the stock exchange. Erie Directors declare a 1% dividend on first preferred stock of the Bbtte Railroad Company.
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Legal Notices and Court Proceedings Across Georgia
Fragmentary legal notices describe appeals, certiorari, misnomer verdicts, and judgments. Cases involve defendants Webb and others, guardian Kollock, and the State, with mentions of Judge Estes Haber, Judge Seabrook, and solicitor generals. Reversals and final judgments are noted across multiple counties.
Disorder Reigns At Pekin Despite Restored Police
Disorder and lawlessness have greatly increased in Pekin since policing was restored to Chinese authorities. Nightly burglaries by bands of depredators occur and Chinese workers employed by Europeans are beaten and robbed. German troops will withdraw to a permanent establishment in early August.
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