Canal Builders Called for a Sep 1 Meeting
President Roosevelt issues an executive order directing the board of consulting engineers of the Isthmian Canal Commission to meet September 1 to review all proposed canal plans. General George W. Davis chairs. a visit to the Isthmus may occur if needed. minority reports possible.
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Roosevelt
Board of Onsulting Engineers
Isthmian 1 Commission
Sep Ford
George Wo Datls Coahman
Casa
Diverren
Ord
Ris Ag
Executiva
Tt Ta
A Board
Consult Ine Engineers
Goore W Davis
Alfred Noble
William Barclay Puisoay
William H Barr
A Avbott
Francis
Elearas
Joseph Pipley
Ishim Randolph Herman Schussur
Munter
Hert
Canal Aumanssion
Isthmian Canal Commission
Cris My Othe Board of Son
Amian Cami Commission
Erspt
Consultng Bond Munuaity Resorts
Michigan village in bankrupt state near closing of bank
The village of Vicksburg is insolvent with only about 34 in the treasury, half of which is pledged to a closed bank. The town owes the bank around 7000 dollars. T. Jep tshler, bank treasurer, oversaw the closing. Firkh Taylor was appointed village treasurer but has not yet secured bonds.
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Vicksburg
Lxehinge Bank Westerny IC
T Jep «Tshler
Wis
Firkh Taylor
Jem
Twasblrg
Prizes In Declamation Won By These Boys
Two young declaimers from Jefferson and Martin Institute win medals. Mir Smith of JeffersonSumner Smitawa attends North Georgia Agricultural College at Dahlonega and takes a medal in a declamation contest. Jack A Thornton wins another medal, with wins at Dahlonega and Martin Institute, as son of Col ROL J Smith and Mrs Smith.
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Wr R
L J Smith
Jefferson
Mir Sumner Smitawa
North Georgia Agriculural College
Dahlange
Mir Smith
HH Jackson Thorald
Lim
Dahloneys
Martin Institute
Rol J Smith
Wiley Walton Srath
Smith
Aso
Wreck In New York Kills One, Injures Six
One man died and three others were seriously injured in a car wreck on Jerome Avenue near Two Hundred and Twentieth Street. The chauffeur suffered a severed ear and a broken leg while four more men had broken limbs and cuts. The car crashed into a trolley pole, exploded its fuel tank, and passengers were thrown clear. Police linked the crash to possible intoxication and remote ownership issues.
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New York
Jerome Avente
Two Hundred
Twentieth Street
Woodlawn
Paul Foster
Boston
Empire City
Trafic Way
Ocean Path
Brooklyn
Here
Ila
MeuMeur
Hundredth Seip Girl Collapses at Mission Road Fair
Little Marie Derrick, a nearby resident, was reportedly running a rope game when she collapsed at the hundredth step during a rural fair. Spectators say she warned of a curse prior to the incident and died shortly after. APPLLLON, June 24.
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Marie Derrick Wis
Gms
Colombia and the Isthmus discuss debt and Panama links
Washington reports Enrike Carter confidential agent of Colombia met Secretary Taft to review Colombia Panama relations. No firm steps agreed on Panama assuming part of Colombia foreign debt. Taft to meet again with Senor Cortez and Senor Vendoza to discuss details.
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Washington
Pener
Enrique Carter
Republic of Colombia
Ta’t
Republic of
Panama
Colombia
Taft
New England
Senor Cortez
Senor Vendoza
Cortez
Mrs Hoyt Denies Story in Wil Contest in Tiffin
In Tiffin Ohio on June 24, Joseph T Brown for Mrs Hoyts New York attorney questioned Cody on the famous will contest. He praised Mrs Hoyt as a woman of rare intelligence and noted her refusal to settle the divorce on terms that would besmirch her character. Johnson the TManish maid testified she knew the late Mrs Eyer Snert, and the testimony referenced doors tiles and a Sapley in Tiffin.
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Watness
Hoyt
Bunn
Tiffin
Ohio
Joseph T Brown
Frank Loomis Laid On Shelf In Secret Mission
New York June 24 secret mission to which Frank Loomis assistant secretary of state was commissioned by President Roosevelt has Loomis traveling to Paris aboard the Philadelphia. Loomis says he will receive Paul Jones body as special ambassador, but may have been charged to study post reforms. His mission could span two months, with no impact on U S diplomacy.
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New York
State Department
Roosevelt Francis Loomis
Southhampton
Philadelphia
Loomis
Paul Joness
Perh Ao
Admral
Paul Jones
Admiral Jones
France
Paris
Horace Porter
Loomis Said
United States
Fracie B Leoms
Durone
John Paul Jones
Welermick
Perc Deve Porter
Sper Fal
Losm
John Paul Jones Sota
Presisjient
Tourone
Hta
Four Seasons Department Store Dublin A Premier Local Establishment
Dublin observers hail The Four Seasons Department Store as the city’s model establishment. It boasts the largest varied stock outside metropolitan centers, complete facilities, prompt service, and reliable shipping with orders handled by the company and its agents, promising value and quality beyond compare.
Artesian Bottling Works Promotes Mineral Water Trade in Dublin
The Artesian Bottling Works markets mineral and soda waters, boasting a growing daily output and a popular ginger ale. Manager Mr George Elbert sells Feystone Mineral Water from a distant well, with a ten year contract and claims of health benefits.
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Ingiseblish
Everthing
Dublin
Cour
Wala
George Elbert
Reimhart x
Dublin's Four Seasons Department Store Elevates Merchandising
The Four Seasons Department Store, established in September 1903, boasts a 3 frontage on the street with three large plate glass windows and a 200 foot depth over two floors. It offers a wide stock of rich elks and velvets, cloaks, dress goods, fine millinery, furniture, hardware, and house furnishing goods. President J E Smith Jr and secretary John T Panin lead a staff of about 30, central to Dublin’s mercantile scene.
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Evers
Fou Seasons
Algo
Dustin
J E Smith Jr
Compin
John T Pancin
Dublin
Tragic Self-Inflicted Death Follows Fearful Shootout Claim
A man believing he had fatally shot a friend killed himself in a distressing incident. He allegedly feared arrest after a fatal shooting, and two friends attempting to intervene could not prevent the gunfire. Authorities report the revolver was found at his home, confirming the self-inflicted death amidst a confused sequence of events.
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McCammon
Self Chengo
Frank Ro McCannon
Marshall Marshall
McCarhman
The Best Stone for Building Purposes in Dublin Ga
The Georgia Hydraulic Stone Company operates a large Dabun plant manufacturing building stones by hydraulic pressure. They produce blocks, window and door sills, steps, posts, curb tiles, sidewalk tiles, and concrete blocks for highway bridges. The plant includes a large sand bed, artesian water supply, and a two story machinery building. PMID: Construction text notes the company's leadership, annual output, and readiness to meet growing demand in the South.
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Dublin
Georgia Hydraulic Stone Company
South
George Wydrul Stone Company
Dabun
Tne Caring Shed
Riehway Bridge
HC Quinn
Geo FH Crafts _of
Atlanta
Wot Smith
Wholesale Grocery Trade in Dublin Highlighted by Ord-Smith Firm
A fragmentary report notes the Dublin wholesale grocery trade is represented by the Ord-Smith Grocery Company, with reference to a branch and broader market dynamics. It mentions a three year establishment and references rivals or related firms, though text is garbled.
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Ord-Smith
Me Braich
Thy
Sinha Sarocery
Banes Popularity Shown By Deposits At Dublin Bank
The First National Bank of Dublin, organized August 18, 1902, shows large and steady progress with dividends kept regular. It holds the city’s largest deposits among local banks, $2,589,763, up $45,865 in the past year, with a paid cash capital of $50,000 and surplus of $82,128.
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Netonal Bank of
Dublin
Georgia
Nation Bank
Butin
Corker
Rice
J E Snuth
Garrett
WU Bush
J E Smith Jr
Daniel C
Kellam
Phillipa
Gilbert
Aig Corporation
Blackshear and Williams Dublin Insurance Leaders
Blackshear and Williams dominate Dublin fire insurance, representing about thirty leading companies at home and abroad. Since 1902 they have built a solid bulwark of protection for property owners, handling life tornado and casualty policies for clients across Laureng county.
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Dublin
Mark Twain
Berg
Messrs
Black- Shear
Williams
Larres Ricks
Blacshear
Vr Wallima
Ig Cooparatios Ob
Tlaureng
Tae
Fire Insurance Department
Feal O Mares Ufe
Equi Wi Life
Werxorik
Penn Maual
DSI
Pha Tre Pidett and
Casuaty
Factory Insurance Association
Laubren s Banking Company Organized in Seventeenth Century
A transcription from a historical bank notice touts Laubren s Banking Company organized in 1698 with steady growth and regular annual dividends. It shows capital of 5607 and deposits rising, praising dividends for stockholders and urging wage earners to save, highlighting annu al interest and cautious investment as the path to prosperity.
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Taurens Bank
Ja. i. Lang
Dublin
Evidtur
Pruesie
H Smith
Ayrigat Ce
Lord Onshirr
H H Sr Kb
MM Brantes
Gf Rowe
Garbutt
Ogo
Foxe
Baye Astoni
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Whitehall St
Frank Loomis
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Europe
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Four Seasons Department Store
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Tona Rent Sarath
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Tyner
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