Bitter Criticism Sways McLaurin From Federal Judgeship
Oyster Bay July 21 President Roosevelt received Senator John L McLaurin's letter declining the U S Court of Claims vacancy. The president regrets the decision, noting McLaurin's senatorial service and legal career, and hints at future movement for him. McLaurin's stance shifted after July 11 Oyster Bay visit, while Mrs Cowles and Commander Cowles arrive at Sagamore Hill as the first lady party plans Se Girt camp visit. Secretary Shaw expected to meet the president during that trip.
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Alice Roosevelt
Cholera outbreak reported by Buck from Tokio
Minister Buck reports to Washington that cholera has broken out in Tokio via cable dated today. Washington notes Buck’s alert from the state department.
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Garter and Intervie w With Mary Mac Lane at Boston
The 21 year old Butte philosopher Mary Mac Lane, barred from Radcliffe College, gave a freely granted interview and left behind a garter bearing a trade mark. She speaks of her disdain for Radcliffe standards, her love Miss Fanny Corbin, and criticism of her book’s backers as a publisher’s boast.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Jewel theft charge against ex captain Strong after Yohe complaint
May Yohe and her lawyers filed a grand larceny complaint in New York accusing former Captain Putnam Bradley Strong of stealing jewels valued at 20,000 from Miss Yohe, whose safe deposit jewels were reportedly removed totaling 250,000 with pawn tickets for 100,000 recovered. The case prompts a citywide alert for Strong, who had disappeared from Hastings.
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Miss Taylor Not a Quitting Woman in Court Fight
Washington July 21 Justice Hagner issued a rule ordering Secretary of War Root to show cause by July 28 why a peremptory mandamus should not issue to restore Miss Rebecca Taylor to a clerkship in the War Department. Miss Taylor was dismissed last June and contends the action was unjust. The trouble arose from Taylor criticizing Philippine policy in published statements. Gold Going to Europe. New York July 21 National City Bank says it will ship 1,000,000 in gold to Europe tomorrow.
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Adolph S. Ochs Buys Philadelphia Public Ledger
Adolph S. Ochs purchases the Philadelphia Public Ledger from George W Childs Drexel and the Drexel estate for about two and a quarter million dollars. James M Beck holds a substantial interest as purchaser's representative, with Beck and Ochs as the sole owners aside from that stake. Clarke Davis remains editor and John Norris of The New York Times acts as business manager. Public Ledger history and philosophy noted as independent in politics, with no radical changes expected in policy or appearance.
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Son of Noted Family Faces Public Gallows Today
Greenville Mississippi July 21 Ashley Cocke and fellow condemned man Tom Lauderdale await execution at the county jail. Cocke’s family and friends arrived for support as governor Longino declines clemency citing insanity and innocence appeals. The public, many thousands, are expected to witness the gallows tomorrow.
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DeLoach Shoots Foreman in Mill Dispute Fatal Risk
H H DeLoach brother of A A De Loach president of De Loach Mall Manufacturing was shot and seriously wounded by Thomas Smithson foreman of the machine shop in a Highland avenue altercation over De Loach's discharge from work Virgil DeLoach tried to disarm Smithson and was also shot Smithson surrendered to police and is jailed on assault with intent to murder De Loach remains in Grady hospital with a back wound near the shoulder blade and right lung doctors say recovery possible but uncertain
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Highland Avenue
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DeLotch
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Atlanta Girl All Atlanta Girl All Overtakes in Maine
Special report from Eastport Maine describes a love triangle involving Peter Francis Passamaquoddy and a gypsy girl. A Spaniard from Georgia pursued them triggering a clash, leaving the Indian with a knife wound. The trio later planned a Boston steamer trip south as the dispute cooled.
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Monument Honors Confederate General Walker in Atlanta
Thousands will gather at Shaft today to witness the unveiling of a monument to General William Walker. Notables including General O O Howard and General A P Stewart arrive as the Walker Monument Association honors the Georgian hero killed at Atlanta on July 22, 1864. The ceremony, held at the spot of his death, begins with a reception at the Kimball House and promises to be a major southern event.
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Te Walker Monument Association
Julius L Brown
Kimball House
Coastal Weather Forecast And Local News Roundup
Forecast shows showers on the coast and fair interior with mild winds and moderate temperatures. Local items report General Walker monument event at noon, a barbecue for veterans at 2 pm, a shooting at DeLoach mills, and the execution of W R Wells. Also notes first Georgia cotton bale in Albany, peach shipments from Adairsville, anthracnose in Putnam county cotton, and deaths and political updates.
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