Rockefeller Auto Fine Paid by Rockefeller
New York June 20 John D Rockefeller's automobile was stopped at Elmsford for speeding. The chauffeur fined 326 but paid by Mr Rockefeller who explained a hurry to reach Pocantico Hills. Justice Seth Bird approved the payment and a refund of 26 was sent to Tarrytown.
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N. Y
John Db
Rockefeller
Sir. Rockefeller
Elmsford
Pocantico Hs
Constabie
Pocantico Hilla
Seth Bird
Tarrytown
Justice Bird
Johnson Named by Travelers President in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia on June 20 W R Johnston of Tennessee was elected president of the Travelers Protective Association. The Iowa delegation shifted its vote to block President Hoge who had moved to adjourn and delay officer elections. A night session prevented violence and a roll call secured adjournment defeat as officers were elected.
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Norfolk
W. R. Johnston
Tenneases
Travelers' Protective Association
Iowa
Hoge
Tomorow
Fairbanks Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws in Chicago
June 20 Northwestern University conferred the honorary doctor of laws degree on Vice President Fairbanks. He was guest of honor and principal speaker at the commencement exercises in the university auditorium and participated in the installation of Abraham W Harris as president.
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Chicago
Fairbanks
Northwestern University
Abraham W Harris
Corbin’s Death Ruled Suicide In Macon Tragedy
Corbin, longtime Macon businessman, died by his own hand after weeks of poor health and mental strain. Coroner T E Young led an inquest. verdict left the act as suicide with no definitive confirmation. Survived by wife and six children, funeral plans announced for tomorrow afternoon as family returned to Macon from Florida.
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Macon
Busi Ineia
T. E. Young
Corbin
Sys
Pervons
Corbin Nde Qa
Rustocan
Emory Apser
South
N. B. Corbin
W. R. Cox
Cox & Corbin
Macon Grocery Company
Thea
Chysesma Tn Bselter
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Enter
Central Manufacture Company
L Vie
Exchange Bank
Arfairl
C. G
Stone
Margaret Corbin
Mears James
Samuel
Robert
Culver Corbin
Samuel Corbin
Florida
United States Limits Armaments Talk At The Hague
The Hague June 20 The United States says its reservation on armament limitation does not bind Washington to raise the subject now It clarifies no change in policy and preserves the right to introduce the topic if a later decision requires it The goal is to keep the door open while not hindering the conference work
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United States
Hague
the Hague
Horace Porter
Washington
Augusta Priests to Lead Immaculate Conception Atlanta Transfer
Telegram from Augusta reports Rev. A A Schonhardt and Rev. Kennedy will assume charge of Immaculate Conception in Atlanta. Rev P H McMahon moves to Albany. Bishop Kelley reshuffles clergy including Bazin Hennessy Schonhardt Kennedy Schadewell Kennedy Savannah. Concerns praise for long service and esteem across Catholic community.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Pather Basin
Pastol
Immaulata Conception
Joseph Hennessy
Atlante
St. Patrick's Church
Immaculate Conception Church
H. A. Schonhardt
Robert Kennnedy
Savannah
Bazin
Hen
P. H .McMahon
St Patrick's Church
Albany
H. A. Schorhardt
Alex Bazin
Avlanta
S J. Patrick’s
Robert Kennedy
Schadewell
P. H. Mernabon
South
Father Schonhardt
Moonshiners Battle Revenue Officers in Stokes County
In Stokes County Tennessee a clash between moonshiners and revenue officers left one man believed killed and another wounded, with ten moonshiners captured and jailed in Surrey County on a thousand dollar ball. The operation was aided by a government detective who had been undercover in the county.
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Stokes County
Tennessee
Raleigh
N.C
Thies
Surrey County
John Young
Gascar Smith
Ed Frasier
Frank Cardwell
Thomas Shelton
John
Jim
Oscar wWil- Mama
Diasfilera
Th County
Boy Hurd by Street Car and Roofts in Denver
Carl McCleary a 14 year old boy living at 24 Courtland street was hurt when a street car collided with the delivery wagon he drove. He was taken to Grady hospital in Denver with a severe head contusion. Accident occurred at Hunter and Butler streets. Public Lawn convention in New York ends with Roosevelt letter. debates over timber lands policy and forest reserves. Four Italians killed and two hurt in Staten Island boiler incident at Mariners Harbor, wires connected.
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Carl McCleary
Grady Hospital
Courtland Street
Hunter
Butler Streets
Denver
Colo
Public Lawn
Roosevelt
Diplomas Given to Tech Grads
Georgia Tech graduation night features Hon. Hooper Alexander raising fears of expatriation as a feudal threat to Georgia. Chief Justice Beck President Matheson and Chairman Harris offer counsel while Matheson cites a southern industrial future. crowd praises graduates and several program entries follow in mechanical and electrical engineering demonstrations.
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Marcus W. Beck
K. G. Matheson
Technological Institutes
Nat E. Harrie
Board of Trustees
Hooper Alexander
Georgia
Alexander
Theaa
Qrorgla
Stooper Alexander
England
United States
Ind
Beck
Freaident Matheson
Harris
Alexanders
Presdent
Matheson
Edward Atkinson
South
Boston
New England
Prasiient Matheson
Tech
Great Technological Institute
John Moore
Prapnell
Garrard Hanes
Atlanta Water Works
Frank Croasiane Davier
Ethan Frank Murray
Gilbert Morris Stout
John Wilaon McLarty
Jack Joseph Apple
Catalogue of Engineering Papers and Faculty Changes
A list of engineering and science theses with authors and titles across Photometric Tests and Planning of academic buildings. Includes civil, textile, engineering chemistry topics and annual addresses. Faculty notes record promotions, resignations, and appointments among mathematics mining electrical drawing and related departments.
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Robert Addison Filey
Andrew Horace Sparks
William Horace Cowan
Clark Norris Thornton
John Ghibert Hollaclaw
George Terry Marchmont
Knowles
Herbert Montgomery Orne
Charles Warren Pittard
Heyland
George Oscar Hodgson
Walter Eugene DuPre
Thompson-Houston Arc
Berryman Thomas Longino
Olin Harrington Longino
Emory Lowe Plarcea
John Finest
Ime
Arnold Willetowakand Willam Elliott Wood
Lewla Azro Emerson
Arron Collinn Knight
Lester Hradwell Mann
Clifton Corley
Theodore Eckhardt Raht
Brian Sperry Brown
Hooper Alexander Ifuste
Marcus W. Becke
David C. Barro
K. 3. Matheson
M. Hheria
J. & French
F. Field
J. C. Colpitts
Smith
A. B. Morton
Thufesor IC
Morrow
Kell
H. O. Black
I. W. Hargrave
Profesor Electrical Engineering
N. E Funk
Electrical and Experimental Engineering
F. B. Daveport
DE. Lowell
Drawing
L. Tt. Jackson Tenterday
Poison Capsule Sent To Lord Barrington In Intercept
A capsule labeled personal and containing five grains of atrich nine was sent to Lord Frederick Seymour Barrington. A letter signed Dr was enclosed. Sheriff Herpel intercepted the package and a cat died after a physician tested the contents.
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Shrousn
Frederick Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
Herpel
Atrich
Lord Barrington
Edger
Portrait Presentation Marks Morning at Tech Exhibit
An exhibit across several departments including electrical and chemical labs featured a portrait of Ion Richard Deters presented by Mrs Richard Patera to the school. The event included remarks by Biel apc K Nelson and Ton Harris of Macon accepted by Nat Harris. The portrait will hang in the new Caldwell library hall. The night closed with praise for the school founders and a note on honored industry captains earning sizable pay. A separate Naval Board report on the Whipple and Diakely collision recommends discipline for machinist F F Seward, who vanished after the incident.
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Ne Vieltora
Ion
Richard Deters
Mra
Richard Patera
Biel Apc
K. Nelson
Exceptance Dyton
Nat & Harris
Macon
Camedhbrary
Harris Last
Tech
Ito
Washington
Board of Naval Officers
Whipple
Diakely
Norfolk Navy Yard
F. F. Seward
Seward
Ian
Mary C. Lee Dead. Atlanta Woman Born 1819
Funeral services scheduled for Mary C. Lee at Bethel AME Church on Saturday at 2 PM. She was born in 1819 and lived in Atlanta since 1865, having been enslaved under Major Augustus Lae of Covington, Georgia.
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Atlanta
Mary C. Lee
Mary C
Bethel A. ME
Atlante
Major Augustus Lae
Covington
North Cotton Manufacturers Hold First Annual Meeting
The North Cotton Manufacturers met in Greensborough North Carolina on June 20 electing officers and endorsing the recent child labor law. A committee was appointed to confer with the Interstate Commerce Commission on freight rate discriminations. W Miller Jr of Charlotte was reelected president.
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North Carolina
Greens Lo Greenaboro
N. C
North Cotton
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. Miller, Jr
Charlotte
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