Canal Bill Conferees Endorse Senate Panama Route Amendment
Hepburn reports the conference approves the Senate amendment on the Panama route title with six months for title perfection. Morgan shifts to accept the Senate version, believing Panama unlikely and Nicaragua likely to prevail. The House will consider the report tomorrow as conferees separate and await final action.
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Panama
Hepburn
House
Teddy
Morgan
Roon
Alabama
Congress
Nicaragua
Wass
Silent Witness Testifies in Gardner Charges Probe
Manila June 2 Lieutenant Newberry a former Thirtieth regiment of volunteers testified before the board investigating Major Gardener's charges He refused to answer a question that might incriminate him and said he was sent to Malolos with troops to capture money The post letter book shown contained Gardener's order to impress natives or force them to reveal locations The witness said he had never seen the letter cited.
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Manila
Newberry
Thirtieth Regiment of Volunteers
Gornellus
Gardner
Tayabas
Luzon
Theodore J. Wint
Sixth Cavalry
Malolos
Bulacan
Gardener
Mauldins Return From Honeymoon in East
Mr and Mrs William Mauldin of Atlanta have returned from a two week honeymoon trip spent in Boston New York and Washington They will reside at 110 Luckie street Mrs Mauldin was Eva May Barnes They are at home to their many friends in Atlanta
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William Mauldin
Atlanta
Boston
New York
Washington
Luckie Street
Mauldin
Eva May Barnes
Stars for the Flag Backed by Democrats in Statehood Push
Washington June 26 special report details Senate leaders from both parties and New Mexico Oklahoma and Arizona statehood. Democrats with Senator Quay backed a plan forcing a vote on admission with a later report by Beveridge and an unfinished-business pledge. Western Republicans joined Democrats to aid passage while eastern Republicans opposed it. Senate also passed many minor bills and approved the army appropriation conference report ending friction between houses.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Senate
Teddy
Friends of the
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Quay
Beveridge
Territories
House
Aldrich
Lodge
McCumber
North Dakota
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Baron Shibusawa Entertained at Lunch by NY Mutual Life Chief
Baron Erich Shibusawa of Japan was hosted at a lunch today by Richard A. McCurdy president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Attendees included M Uchida M Ichihara Levi Mortyn James Jarvie Joseph Hendrix and William Rockefeller among others. Shibusawa is linked to numerous Japanese interests including railways shipping gas and electric works paper mills oil mills banks hotels fisheries sugar mills and breweries.
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President McCurdy
New York
Erich S$hibusawa
Japan
Richard” A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
M. Uchida
M. Ichihara
Levi. P. Mortyn
United States
George F. Ipresident
First National Bank
James N. ‘Jarvie
Robert H. McCurdy
Hom. Joseph
Eph
C. ~Hendrix
National Bank of Com
Baron Shibusewa
Alkahest Printing Plant and Vegetable Farm to Be Cooperative
The Alkahest Stock Company plans a suburban Atlanta colony offering cooperative operations and profit sharing among stockholders. It aims to blend artistic development with literary educational and Christian town life, moving offices to the site and reducing living costs while expanding luxuries for residents.
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Alkahest
Alkahest Stock Company
Atlanta
McConnell
Reycroft
Senate Appropriations Review Deficiency Items
Washington June 25 Senate committee on appropriations concluded consideration of the general deficiency appropriation. Notable items include 500000 to reimburse John G Milburn Buffalo for labor payments on the Buffalo Pan American exposition and 160000 for Charleston South Carolina expo to pay claims. Me xico City January an extradition treaty addition adds bribery to extractable offenses. General Clayton would not say if retroactive. Charles Kratz case may be included if retroactive.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On Appropriations
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
Mexico City
Jone
Mexico
United States
Clayton
Ignacio Mariscal
Charles Kratz
St. Louis
Speer Is Given New Division in Georgia
Senate approves Brantley bill establishing southwestern division of the southern judicial district of Georgia. New division includes Berrien, Brooks, Charlton, Clinch, Coffee, Colquitt, Decatur, Echols, Irwin, Lowndes, Mitchell, Ware, Worth. Court terms set at Valdosta on second Mondays in June and December. Ends with January 1 implementation.
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Senate
Brantley
Southern Judicial District
Georgia
Bacon
House
Berrien
Brooks
Charlton
Clinch
Coffee
Colquitt
Decatur
Echols
Irwin
Lowndes
Speer
Valdosta
W. S. West
J. O. Varnadoe
Deaf and dumb Mack Woodsides reads, learns after mercy note
A youth named Mack Woodsides, once a street waif and feared troublemaker in Atlanta, returns to a brighter path after being helped by Cave Spring School for the Deaf. The article recounts his transformation under Professor Connors, learning to read write carpentry and aim for schooling and work. Missouri Republicans nominate Akins and back Roosevelt in 1940 platform.
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Mack, Woodsides
Mack
Atlanta
Mack Woodsides
Robert Adamson
The
Constitution
New York Journal
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Cave Spring
Connors
Achonl
Professor Connors
Philippine bill amendments inch along in house
In Washington on June 2 the civil government bill was opened to amendments with slow progress. Bartlett of Georgia offered changes on constitutional appeals and Littlefield of Maine proposed restricting island corporations. The session focused on conference reports for sundry civil, army, and naval appropriations with debates over barracks funding and shipbuilding in government yards. The house adjourned after a brief night session.
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Washington
Bartlett
Georgia
Supreme Court of the Islands
Supreme Court of
United States
Littlefield
Maine
House
Senate
Philippines
Kull
Iowa
Richardson
Hay
Virginia
Hul
Hull
Illinois
Cannon
Blayden
Texas
Hayl
Hall
Passing Throng Attracts Guests To Atlanta Hotels
Bat tery Park hotel proprietor B P McKiseslek of Asheville N C will likely stay in Atlanta through week end. L Johnson and John W Bennett of Waycross arrived. C C Fishburne and H H Withers of Columbia S C registered at Aragon. E M Durham of Birmingham at Aragon. Jerome of Kansas City at Kimball. T M Cunningham Jr of Savannah at Kimball. F H Thomas of Valdosta at Kimball. R B Perkins and wife of Anniston Ala at Kimball. J D Waddell and C E Bisson of Washington DC among yesterday's arrivals at Kimball.
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B. P. McKiseslek
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
N.C
Aragon
Atlanta
L. Johnson
John W. Bennett
Waycross
Kimball
E. M. Durham
Birmingham
Jerome
Kansas City
T. M. Cunningham, Jr
Savannah
F. H. Thomas
Valdosta
R B. Perkins
Anniston, Ala
J. D. Waddell
C. E. Bisson
Washington, D. C
The
Roosevelt Receives Harvard Honor Amid Royal Sympathy Expressed
Cambridge June 25 Harvard graduation drew unusual interest with President Roosevelt, 1880 graduate, receiving an honorary LLD as Secretary Hay also earned a LLD. A guarded ceremony featured tours of the yard by ticket holders, with Hay, Eliot, Crane and Taft among speakers. Roosevelt praised Wood Taft and Root for service to Cuba and the Philippines, urging national unity and respect for leadership.
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Marsy
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Harvard
John Hay
Edward Everett Hale
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Crane
Sandera Theater
Elot
Memorial Hall
John D. Long
Alumni, Association
Eliot
Hay
Agasazin
Malcolm Donald
Roosevelt Pesan
Great Britain
England
McKin
Hoar
Lodge
Elishu Root
Taft
Leonard’ Wood
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Cromers
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Philippine Commission
United States
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Congress
Philippines
Heagg
Philippine Islands
Root
Elisha. Root
New York
Leadership to War Secretary Role Shown by Lincoln Tribute
A speaker extols Abraham Lincoln and praises Taft and Wood for their service while discussing presidential nominations. The president nominates postmasters for several states and assistant surgeons with military rank, noting long, devoted public service. Contests in the Gulf States tennis tournament are reported as Seguin defeats Emott to reach the southern final.
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President McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
Taft
Wood
New Orleans
A. W. Seguin
J. H. Emott
Hunt
California
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