Inaugural Procession Order At Capitol Ceremony
The joint session of the general assembly will follow a set order for the inaugural events. It begins with an invocation by Rev Dr John E White, includes the governor elect’s presentation, the inaugural address, oath by the chief justice, and sealing delivery to the governor, then the recessional escort to the executive office and adjournment.
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Senate
House
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
John E. White
White Capitol
Assailant Uncaught Still At Large After McDermott Attack
City and county police search for the assailant of Miss Maggie McDermott of 359 Simpson Street. Several arrests have been made but suspects released as innocent. McDermott’s condition improves and is expected to recover from bruises and shock in a few days.
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Maggie McDermott
Simpson Street
Miss McDermott
Sentell and Kerr Train Hard for Tuesday Night Fight
Sentell and Kerr push hard in training showing both mean business. Jack Sentell and Billy Kerr run long distances daily near the city as they prepare. Local rivals split on who will win with Kerr praised as a better boxer while some say Sentell has more grit and steam behind his blows.
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Jack Sentell
Billy Kerr
Sentell
Bowery
Kerr
Kills Father in Law in Maryville Drug Store
Knoxville June 24 L George a leading druggist of Maryville was shot and killed by his son in law John Mitchell in a Maryville drug store. George advanced with a knife when Mitchell fired five shots with a pistol, killing him instantly. One eyewitness nephew of the deceased. Mitchell surrendered afterward. George a prominent Mason aged 48, Mitchell 26. Mitchell had recently returned to Maryville to start a business after leaving Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
L. George
Maryville
John Mitchell
George
Tregey
Mitchell
Mason
Mitchalla
James Cummings Dies After Fall From Home Steps
Columbus Ga June 24 James Cummings 65 a prominent Mechanicsville Ala citizen fell from his home steps this morning breaking his neck and dying instantly
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Columbus
James Cummings
Mechanicsville
Ala
Rain of fish falls on Harlem street in New York
In New York on June 24 a rain of small perch spurted from hydrants as water department workers cleared a faulty hydrant in Harlem. Hundreds of fish spilled into the street drawing children and bystanders who gathered them in pails and sacks.
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Harlem Street
New York
Harlem Streat
Water Department
Telegraphic outage halts city phones and streetcars
A lightning flash damaged the Georgia Railway and Electric Company power plant machinery causing about 1000 Southern Bell telephones to go out of order and streetcars to halt. Repairs began within minutes and most lines were restored after about fifteen minutes. The west exchange suffered the greatest damage as rain and downpour delayed reopens.
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Starm
Southern Bell
West Exchange
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Short Items of Interest and Local Notices
Short Items of Interest reports a suit for $5000 for breach of promise to marry against Harry Falcovits, and a fatal shooting of Fred Westfield by officer Newpott at 5% Decatur street. Also notes lectures by Dr Julius Megath on Jews in salvation and a church address by Rev Frank Siler. Mentions district conferences, a North Georgia Epworth League event, and a rehearsal for a Sunday concert at the Auditorium Armory.
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Frank Siler
Wealey Memorial Church
Julius Magath
Oxford
Wesley Memorial Church
Attaam
Megath
America
Hev
Spread
Hampton
Griffin
Methediat Church
North Georgia
Rockmart
Auditorium Armory
Mortuary Notice of Hargis Confederate Soldier Dies
W H Hargis aged 87 and inmate of the Confederate Soldiers Home died yesterday morning after 6. The body at Poole's undertaking parlor awaiting arrival of a brother. Hargis was last survivor of the Philippe Legion of cavalry, served from Civil War start to 1865. Survived by brothers R Hargie and J B Hargis. Mrs Roger Irwin of Woodbury died at home at 1 am this morning, survived by husband and one child. funeral tomorrow morning, Woodbury cemetery interment.
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W. H. Hargis
Poole
Hargis
Philippe’ Legion of Cavalry
Havervold
R. Hargie
Western and Athantic Railroad
J. B. Hargis
Kingston
Roger Irwin
Woodbury
Roger Irvin
Norning
Women Dress as Birds and Insects at Paris Ball
Paris hosts a season finale ball where bachelors praised hostess hospitality. Guests arrived in costumes as butterflies, birds, and insects with men in colored evening dress. Prominent attendees included the Duchess d Uses Princess Isenberg and Margot Gould's daughter, among others.
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Paris
Duchess d'Uses
Isenburgh
Bhateln
Miew Marjorie
George Gould
Henri de Retha- Ald
Magnle
Hugh Teyls
Mies Baxter
Baché
Platform collapse injures twenty at Rushton summer school
At Rushton Louisiana a platform failed under a group photo setup at the Summer Normal School injuring over twenty teachers. Reports list serious leg fractures and back injuries among locals Nina Mitchell Terry Lowe Willie Walters Ruth Midgett Ruth Webb Blanche Phillips Mamie Vaughn Ella Price Atlanta Meadows and others with several in critical condition. The scene described as chaotic with cries and debris and fears of fatalities initially.
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Ruston
Summer Normal School
Nina Mitchell
Grand Cane
Tex
Terry Lowe
Rocky Mount
Willie Walters
Ruth Midgett
Logansport
Ruth Webb
Farmerville
Blanche Phillips
Glanmere
Mamie Vaughn
Ella Price
Natchez
Mies
Cleveland signs article dispute tied to Brandenburg case
New York June 24 Brandenburg in defense traced the Grover Cleveland article from February to March 1908 saying he bought to publish with The New York Times. He described obtaining material from Cleveland, signature irregularities, and a claim the article seen by others before August 10.
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Brandenburg
Cleveland
New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Grover Cleveland
New York Times
New York Herald
Standenburg
Baker
Everybody's Magazine
Faeling Yu
Mr. Cleveland
the Times
Miss Bacon
Broadway
G. EB. Fleming
Burrell Named President of Reformed Churches Council
Rev Dr David J Burrell today selected president of the general council of the Alliances of Reformed Churches under the Presbyterian system The election occurred at the ninth General council meeting The next gathering will be in Aberdeen Scotland Philp A Howland of Philadelphia appointed treasurer of the American section
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New York
David J. Burrell
Alliances of Reformed Churches
General Council
Dr Burrell
Aberdeen
Scotland
Philp A. Howland
Philadelphe
Corporations to Fight Tax Plan in Courts if Law Passed
Senate Finance Committee debates a proposed corporation tax amendment to the tariff bill. It aims to tax actual earnings available for dividends, exclude reserves for repairs and interest, and set revenue estimates from 25 to 40 million dollars. Officials seek a measure withstand court tests while avoiding overreach.
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Finance Committee
Washington
Senate Committee On Anance
Senator Root
Root
Wickeraham
Senate
Benzoate of soda knocked by doctors
Detroit on June 24 reports the American Institute of Homeopathy election of officers led by President James W Ward and officers including Herbert Dana Schenck and Sarah M Hobson. The group condemned benzoate of soda as a food preservative and backed Harvey Wiley's effort to ban its use, urging Congress to keep a census clause counting crippled and deformed children under sixteen.
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Detroit
Mich
American Institute of Homeopathy Today
James W Ward
San Francisco
Herbert Dana Schenck
Brooklyn
Sarah M. Hobson
Chicago
Franklin Smith
New York
J Richey Horner
Cleveland
J. B. Garrison
Harvey W Wiley
Government Food Department
Congressional Conference Committee
Harriman's Daughter Fights Tuberculosis on Erie Boat
Miss Mary Harriman eldest daughter of E H Harriman has turned one of her father's Erie ferry boats into a floating hospital to aid tuberculosis prevention in Brooklyn. The Man o Peace will shelter three hundred patients with hammocks steamer chairs and out in the air sleeping space. Three meals daily will be served and milk and eggs will be consumed between meals. The commissary will source farm products from Arden and a free bus will shuttle patients from Brooklyn stations to the boat.
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New York
Mary Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Erie
Brooklyn Committee On
Brooklyn Red Cross Society
Prosperity Wave Boosts Iron and Steel Trade in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh firm reports a six thousand ton deal for blast furnace pig iron with immediate delivery at a 15 to 25 cent per ton rise over a month ago. Production runs strong with pig iron furnaces at about 90 percent capacity and steel furnaces around 80 percent, more than doubling last year’s level.
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Dreakat
Mysterious Murder Case Leaves Baltimore in Shock
Postwar era Chicago and California papers report the murder of Edith M Woodill in Maryland. Mrs Woodill, once a ward of Lyman J Gage, is linked to a tragic life story including a possible early abduction. Roberta Roberts, captured near Cayman, faces authorities as details unfold.
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Roberts
John B. McQuay
Cayman
Roberta 5
McQuay
Hoberts
Hous
Gage
Chicago
Bi A Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Edith M Wooditt
Maryland
the Treasury
Washington
Lyman Gage
Los Angeles
Cal
Edith M. Woodilll
Albert Woodill
Woodill
San Diego
Mr. Woodill
Five Murders Attributed to Peculiar Mania, Convict Confession
St Joseph June 24. In a disrupted letter to his wife at Jafferston City penitentiary William J Murphy confesses to five murders tied to a peculiar mania. He names victims including contractor William Ignery of St Joseph and butcher Roy Oden, a baby killed in Leavenworth Kansas and Joseph Worden vanished near a barn in Mexico. The manuscript mentions a fireman and a railway line but details are unclear.
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St. Joseph
Jafferston City Penitentiary
William J. Murphy
Murphy
William Ignery
Roy Oden
Leavenworth
Kan
Joseph Worden
Mexico
Final Ordeal for Mrs Gould in Alimony Suit
New York June 24 Katherine Clem Gould faces a final day of testimony in her separation and alimony case seeking 250,000 a year. She denounces witnesses and Dustin Farnum’s deposition, denying drinking, profanity, or improper conduct while detailing her plans to return to the stage with Farnum’s advice.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Dustin Farnum
Gould
Castle Gould
Bt Regis
Company
He Niagara
Farnum
St. Regis
Long Island
Mrs Gould
Justice Dowling
Hotel
St Regis
Mr. Shearn
Mr. Shaarn
Mrs. Gould
Mr. Gould
Rt. Regis
Howard Gould
Mr. Sullivan
Lombroso Examines Ghosts and Psychic Research
Renowned European criminologist Cesare Lombroso details years of study into ghosts and medium Eusapia Paladino. He presents careful observations on levitation materialization and related phenomena, promising a highly authoritative report on psychic research.
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Lombroso
Europe
Eusapia Paladino
Hampton's Magazine July on Sale Now
Hampton's Magazine announces the July issue featuring "A Trust in Water and Air" and a piece on "Fighting Bob" on Target Practice. Admiral Evans covers the men behind the guns while Charles E. Russell contributes on New York Central. Gouverneur Morris, Harris Martin Lyon, Jennette Cooper, Ellis Parker Butler, and Rex Beach add stories and a serial. Buy it today.
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Bob
Admiral Evans
Charles E. Russell
Gouverneur
Harris Martin Lyon
Jennette Cooper
Ellis Parker Butler
Rex Beach
Boy shot ten death playing Black Hand in Chicago
Chicago report details a 14 year old Rudolph Berndt shot by police during a Black Hand extortion attempt. The boy seized a mock package containing no money from grocer Grossfeldt, who had planned to hand over 15 000 dollars at Desplaines street and Grand avenue. Detective Weinrich fired. Berndt died as he named cousin Alfred Hasse 16 years old. Grossfeldt then forgave him and kissed him.
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Chicago
Rudolph Berndt
Gronsfeidt
Desplaines Street
Grand Avenue
Grossfeldt
Grossfelt
Grogstelat
Weinrich
Alfred Hasse
Hasse
Groasfeldt
Mr. Grosafeldt
Mr. Grosefeldt
Double Tragedy At Idlehour Park In Pittsburg Kansas
The body of Misa Bessie Day a Girard Kansas school teacher was recovered from Idlehour Park Lake near Pittsburg late yesterday. Her cousin M B E Barton of East Pittsburg was found in the water this morning. A row boat was found upright on the bank. Cause whether accident or tragedy remains undetermined.
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Pittsburg
Kana
Misa Bessie Day
Girard
Kant
Idlehour Park
Hare
M. BE. Barton
East Pittsburg
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Harry Falcovits
Fred Westfield
Megro
Po- Uceman Newpott
Grady Hospital
Negrote
Decatur Street
Mortuary
Rushton
Dr. Burrell
Taft
Dr. Wiley
Harriman
Knox Sailor
GEO. Muse Clothing CO
Doll Baby
Euston
Roberta Ryan
Short
Lee
Annapolis
Howarth
Thompson
Minneapolis
White House
McKinley
Farnam
Mre Gould
Cesare Lombroso
Hampton’s Magazine
John L. Mathews
Gampton
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