Wall Street Sinks After Talbot Taylor Suspends
New York July 4 The stock exchange suspends Talbot J Taylor Co and W L Stowe Co after a day of extreme stock selling and price cuts. The firms are tied to speculative pools and market manipulation schemes linked to James R Keene and Southern Pacific, fueling a dramatic Black Friday collapse. Brokers report squeezes and frantic trading as authorities monitor possible further trouble.
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Stock Exchange
Talbot A. Taylor & Co
W. L. Stowe & Co
Setin
Securiti Is
W. L. Wise & Co
Southern Pacific
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
Arillon Pacific
Norrow
James R. Keen
Dey Shift of 125 Men Revolt at Georgia Coal Mine
One hundred and twenty five convicts, working the day shift at Coal City mine in Georgia, barricade the shaft and refuse to come out. Guards fire as convicts hurled missiles, two dead. Prison officials seek to starve out the mutineers while Deputy Warden Moore heads to Coal City.
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Dade Coals
G@hal City
Prison Commission
Turner
State Prison Commission
J.D. Goode
Coal City
Jaks Moora
Moore
Dade Coal
Chattanooga
Georgia
Georgia Tron and Coal Company
Joel Hurt
Hurt
Vin
Withi
Grept
Fire destroys Commercial Hotel in Nashville
At 3 26 a m a blazing Commercial Hotel in Nashville Tennessee a brick three story structure is burning and likely to be consumed authorities estimate loss around 100 000 several guests escaped in their night clothes the scene is chaotic with no confirmed casualties as yet and the Duncan hotel is referenced as a nearby landmark
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan Hotel
Cubans Want No Overseer
Havana reports President Palma rejects a U S statement that Washington would supervise the Cuban loan under the Platt amendment He says Cuba will not accept intervention and notes a large treasury surplus While U S officials may seek to ensure compliance three commissioners will soon be appointed to travel to the United States and possibly Europe to negotiate and report on the loan
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United States
Washington
Palma
BMY
H? Dupéreaten
Cube
Europe
More grafters must face bar
Four indictments from the postal investigation are likely to be returned by the federal grand jury in Washington on Monday. The cases involve postal officials and a contractor tied to contract matters and transactions. The jury has studied these matters for some time amid sweeping actions by investigators.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Payne
Americans Involved in Troubis in Ecuador
A dispute grows between the American firm building the Quito railway and the government over further funding. Officials claim contractors have already been overpaid, and the swatter will be discussed in Congress in August.
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Gueyaquil
Quito Railway
Congress
Inspector Shea Dead in Chicago After Long Police Service
Inspector John D. Shea, a longtime Chicago police official and former chief of detectives at the World’s Fair, died during the night. The report notes his six years of service and prominent role in the force. In Chicago, the Alabama Editors Association arrived for a return trip from Canada and will depart by special train to the South tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Alabama Press Aveociation
Canada
South
Claude O'Brien
Earl Whitney
Tennessee
A. B. Ching
Lexington
United States Army
Charleston
Montgomery
Marginal Note from Budapest July Report
Fragmentary Budapest July dispatch notes a military maneuver and a rapid advance near a ring position. The terse account mentions marching troops and political leadership, but readable details are limited and names or places are uncertain.
Turner Sworn In as Associate Justice of Georgia Supreme Court
Judge Henry G. Turner took the oath of office as associate justice yesterday morning. Governor Terrell administered the oath and Chief Justice Simmons presented him to the court. Turner was assigned to the second division, with Justice Flesh as presiding, and the Plant Hospital and Relief Association v. J. Dickerson was the first case called. A large group of attorneys attended and offered congratulations after adjournment.
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Henry G. Turner
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Supreme Court
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Terrell
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Samuel Lumpkin
Brooks
Fish
Savannah
Justice Turner
Candler
Factional Fight Looms Over Rampolla Papal Chance
Rome July 24 The conclave shows sharp splits in the sacred college over Cardinal Rampolla with blocs for and against him. If on first ballot he gains strength he may press on, else backers shift to Cardinal Gotti or Di Pietro. A parallel report notes Pope Leo XIII’s embalming proceeding and funeral rites in Rome with Masses held at St Peter’s and a formal funeral display.
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Rampolla
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Gott
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Manchuria
Japan
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Great Britain
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Cardinal Rampolla
Georgia Weather Forecast And Local News Summary
The forecast calls for partly cloudy Georgia with Saturday showers in the southern portion, sunny spells later, and light to fresh winds. Reports mention political and criminal matters, including mutinies, court actions, and notable arrests, with references to local convicts, union work, and upcoming infrastructure plans.
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Georgis
Ownership of Porto Rico church buildings ceded to church
Municipal authorities of Guayama Arroyo and Salinas have ceded all rights to church buildings to the Catholic church. The ownership dispute dating from U S rule is noted but the policy is expected to continue islandwide as to parish edifices.
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Porto “Rico
San’ Luan
Guayama
Arroyo
Salinas
United States
Urider
Did
Dai
Whitch
Stonecutters Union Trial Reveals $1600 Misuse by Murphy
New York July 24 A defense line in the trial of former Stone Cutters Union treasurer Jerice Murphy centers on extortion methods used against employers. Testimony recalls John Boyd on a $1600 share from a $9600 trust fund and a 1902 strike settlement demand of up to $100000, with a compromise of ten thousand. Murphy’s later European trip and the secret committee’s role are described as judges flag potential liability and adjournment.
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New York
Jerice Murphy
Stone Cutters’ Union
Stonecutters' Union
Lawyers’ Surety Company
Donald Call
Brooklyn
Wiliam “A. Norrie
the Stone
Murphy
Europe
Annual meeting of ex slave organization reported
Fragmentary text notes an annual meeting of an ex slave organization with criticisms of northern press attitudes toward negroes. Mentions Lynchings. Mentions two men and July statements. Attendees from ten states reported.
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