Carter Tate Tapped for Angier's District Attorney Post
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt offered Carter Tate the Northern District of Georgia DA job now held by Edgar Angier. Tate’s friends expect him to accept though Angier remains in office until January. replacement remains uncertain, with Tate’s prior public service and merit cited as the basis for the tender.
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Washington
Moody
Hon Carter Tate
Northern District of
Georgia
Edgar Angier
Tate
Navy
Roosevelt
Dates
White House
Bloody
Santo Domingo
Hila
Department of Justice
Commonwealth
Carter Tate
South
McKinley
Angier
McKinsey
Angie
And
Atlanta
Federal Building
Angiers
George S Bell
District Attorney 4
Mia
George
Bell
Carter
Poth
Angler
Belt
Andy
Congress
Mr ‘Tate
Baptist Building Concept Tacks Jamestown Exposition
The Southeastern Virginia Baptist ministers' conference has called a special meeting for Monday to discuss a Baptist building for the 1907 Jamestown exposition. The building would house exhibits on education missions and religious liberty, highlighting Baptists as pioneers in these areas.
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Virginia
Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk
Baptist’ Ministers’ Conference of
Southeastern
Virschnia
America
Great Strike On Sub And L Ties Up Gotham
New York endures the first day of a general transit strike crippling elevated and subway lines. Express trains halted, locals kept a limited schedule, and a Twenty third Street accident caused two cars to suffer and many passengers to be hospitalized. Mayor McClellan offered to arbitrate to resume service and protect daily city commerce.
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New York
Interborough
Enterborough'a le
Varley
Twenty-third Street
Maken
George B. McClellan
Interborough Company
Amalgamated Association
Ita
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Polles
Illneas
Brookyn
Manhattan
Carrollton Court Convenes With Hodnett Presiding
Carrollton Ga March 7 special city court convened with Judge W C Hodnett on the bench. The criminal docket was taken up with Hon W F Brown appointed solicitor pro tem in the absence of the ill Colorel E C Roop who is suffering measles.
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Carrollton
Gourt
Carrollton City
Sesterdas
W C Hodnett
W F Brown
C. Roop
Fire destroys large cereal plant in Hiaze Iowa
A major blaze tonight wiped out the American Cereal Company plant in Hiaze, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The destruction is placed at about 1,500,000 with roughly 1,000,000 of insurance. Reported fatalities include workers from nearby communities.
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Hiaze
Cegar Rapids
Iowa
American Cereal Company
Toro Permons
Ane Tre
Nurses Revolt Forces Mass Departure at Grady Hospital
Grady Hospital faces a mass nurse exodus as fourteen of thirty three nurses resign amid dissatisfaction with Superintendent Miss Margaret A McGrearity. The medical board declined to investigate, instead routing the issue to a committee after a closed meeting. Nurses left last night and more may depart as an investigation proceeds.
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Grady Hospital
Margaret A. McGtoarity
Medical Board
Mf Biss McGrourly
Board of Trustees
Me Eal
George H Noile
Miss MecGrearity
Rose of Negro Given New York
President Roosevelt nominated Charles W. Anderson the colored Demosthenes to be collector of internal revenue for the second district of New York. Republican leaders dislike the appointment but will accept it. The president did not consult Senators Platt and Depew before finalizing the nomination.
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Roosevelt
Platt
Depew
Jasons Washington
Senate
Charles W. Anderson
Windsor Hotel Bought In In Americus Ga For 42100
Under a Macon federal court decree the Windsor hotel in Americus was sold at public sale by Special Commissioner LC Vigal in foreclosure action British and American Mortgage Company v Charles A Fricker. The mortgage company bought the property for 42100 after spirited bidding by local capitalists and plans to have the Americus Hotel Company regain possession once the sale is confirmed. The stockholders reportedly arranged to assume outstanding indebtedness, with funds subscribed to finalize the agreement.
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Americus
Federal Court
Macon
Windsor Hotel
LC Vigal
Charles A Fricker
Ttig
Steady Japanese Advance In Major Far East Battle Near Mukden
The sixth day of the Russian right flank battle sees persistent Japanese pressure from dawn to dusk. Japanese gains at Tacha push south toward Sinmintin while Russian losses mount on a vast plain under fire. The conflict, with siegelike conditions, features heavy artillery and long trains of flare-lit wagons moving to camps, as Japanese flanks extend and the center holds.
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Mukden
Sfarett
Tacha
Sinmintin
Liso Yang
Liao Yang
Yennsitun
Pusstar
Regina
Shakhe Erda Gou
Huantal
Shakhe River
Desperate Russian Commander Uses Last Resource in Manchuria
In a Manchurian clash the Japanese and Russians press toward exhaustion as Kuropatkin rebuilds lines and contends with hunger. Reports say the Kuropatkin center may have fallen, with thirteen siege guns captured and retreat under way toward Tiepass as both sides brace for decisive action.
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Manchuria
Petersburg
Wederal Kuropathin
Shakhe Station
Thither
Kuropatkin
Mght
Tiepass
Hts
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Ninth George District
United States
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Aun
Tien-Ling Crye
Lias
Rtin
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LA Tow Lying Plain
Yen Tar Syassom
Gawee
Gen
Noozu
Hells
Fushan
Weil
Eneral Keuropatein
Ae Point
Poutiloff Hil
Niuchwang
Koroki
Okuhava
Tiepasa
Margaret McGrearity
Rose OF Negro
Internal Revenue
Europation
Russ Center
Ondon
The
Telegraph
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Ueden
Hun River
Binmintin
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