Roosevelt as Peacemaker and Imminent Peace Talks
The article surveys the idea of President Roosevelt as a potential Far East peacemaker, noting his meetings with Takahira and Cassini, the Russia-Japan tension, and possible mediation. It discusses Allied and German positions, Japanese sympathy, and the likelihood of U S leadership in brokering terms while considering Britain and France. It also touches immigration debates, southern labor needs, and political shifts in the wake of international diplomacy.
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M. Deleanse
Detcasse
Loubets
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Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Nicholas
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France
Germany
The Greene-Gaynor Case in Extradition Proceedings
The United States has likely won the extradition battle against Greene and Gaynor tied to a Carter defraud scheme. Judge LaFontaine affirms government charges of conspiracy and treaty inclusion, while defense efforts to attack jurisdiction frustrated. A protracted fight may end in surrender, with District Attorney Marion Erwin praised for persistence.
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United States
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Gaynor
Oberlin M. Carter
LaFontaine
British Drivy Council
America
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Gayner
Uncle Sam
Marion Erwin
Macon
Immigrant mission to Scotland urged for southern shores
A reader proposes directing immigration efforts from Scotland to the southern United States. He argues Scottish fishermen and artisans, wary of modernization and economic hardship, could become valuable settlers if courted by organized immigration efforts. The writer suggests a missionary role to recruit Scots to move south and contribute to industrial growth, naming James A. Strachan of Atlanta as a contact.
Just From Georgia Blazes Through a Summer Echo
A fragmented page piece mixes weather whimsy and comic verse about heat from Georgia. It references summer jokes, lightning tales, and rustic ad lib humor, naming a few characters and items while poking fun at hot weather and hunger.
News from Georgia Railroad and Public Works Session
The Georgia Railroad Commission meets a three day session amid debates on passenger fares from Atlanta to points in Georgia with a potential 2 cent per mile reduction. Savannah injunctions on reduced store rates loom, while Attorney General Hart weighs court jurisdiction and possible supreme court appeal. Secretary Cook amends Millen and Southwestern Railroad capital to 63 thousand dollars to reimburse dividends withheld. Local notes report boundary questions with Tennessee, a jailbreak incident in Spalding County, and a new bank charter for Jones County at Haddock station with 25 thousand dollars in capital.
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Ahe Murrer
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Supreme Court
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Millen and Southwestern Rairoad Company
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Madison ‘Hell
Fulton County
Terrel
North Georgia
Dahlonega
Cerrell
Georgia
Tennessee
Jonn
Dade County
North Carolina
Jones County
Haddock Station
Jones C County
T. D. Walker
Sparta
Walter
MISS WITHAM III IN ROME
Col and Mrs Witham sail from New York to Europe to reach their daughter Miss Laura Witham in Rome who is ill with fever. She had been on an educational tour in Europe with two Tulane students and an instructor from Paris. A cablegram reported she was improved last night as the Withams planned the trip to Italy to be at her bedside.
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New York
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Evitham
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Paris
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Teun
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State Comment on Politics Sham Reformers
A compilation of political opinion pieces from multiple Georgia papers critiquing reformers and backing Governor candidates Clark Howell and Hoke Smith. The notes discuss reformers across professions, campaign strategies, and local sentiment in Savannah, Albany, Thomasville, and Brunswick with mentions of The Atlanta Constitution and The Savannah Morning News.
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Greene County News
Nation
Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Clark Howell
Blood Evidence in Aycock Murder Case
In Athens Georgia on June 7 a revision of the murder case against Lon J Aycock is reported. Clothes with faint blood traces found at Aycock's home are being tested for human blood, which could damage his defense if confirmed. Neighbors John Crow Silas Burham and others held on suspicions have been released as innocence is shown. The trial setup remains as the fourth Monday in July approaches.
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Athens
Moere
Lon J. Aycock
Innis
Wathinsville
F. M. Holbrook
Aycock
Rich Robinson
Lewis Robinson
Claud Elder
Atlanta Marble Company Leases Ball Ground Plant
Canton Ga June 7 The Atlanta Marble Company has leased its Ball Ground plant to B A and G Williams of South Dover New York. They took charge June 1 but only lease the line at Ball Ground not the railroad to the quarry nor the quarries on Long Swamp known as the Herndon. The latter will continue under the present company largely controlled by Colonel James P Harrison of Atlanta and others. Harrison, formerly of Atlanta, died in an accident a few months ago. Gham Battle at Barnesville features Gordon Institute commencement. Military drills of the cudec battalion judged by Lt. Racker US Army. Company EB won the flag. C H White of Company C Batesville took the medal for best drilled cadet. Parade and flag winner announced Tuesday. A grand sham battle site planned under Colonel K Q Nah the commandant as the program was very exciting.
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C. H. White
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