Georgia Geologic Survey Endorsed by Legislative Committee
A legislative committee report endorses the Georgia Geological Survey, praising the state geologist and the museum collection while noting delays in bulletins. Governor Candler plans to convene the state geological board to act on the recommendations, with funds to sustain the department and continued operation as a public asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
State Geological Survey
Candier
Geological Survey
W. 8. Yeates
Toe Printing House
Candler G
B T. Wingfild
M. T. Perkins
RB. E. A. Hanbey
G. W. M. Tatum
G. W. Adams
Capitol
Iteological Board
Mest
State Geological Board
Geological Board
Candler
Cook
Boest
Terrell
Wright
Atall Geological Board
House
Senate
Jomns
Audi Uma
Owliz
Georgit
Georgia
State Museum
Union
Atlanta
Nashville
Omaha
Debate on State Geologist's Office and Delay Responsibility
The committee report discusses delays and assigns shared responsibility for the issue to the state geologist and his office. It endorses W. S. Yeates as competent and urges longer in office hours and a designated assistant to handle visitor traffic. The testimony is appended, with recommendations to keep the office open and improve accessibility for investors and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
State Ecologiat
Blats
Gallu
W. 8. Yeates
Georgia
Auc
Conference to Meet Here for Christian Workers Rally
A conference for Christian workers, called by the colored men’s department of the International YMCA, will run Friday morning to Sunday evening in Atlanta. It features Bible readings, talks by ministers, and programed sessions at First Congregational Church, Atlanta University, Atlanta Baptist College, Morris Brown, Clark University, and more, with topics on Y M C A work, Sunday School, and youth leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers
Atlanta
Colored Men's Department
International Committee of the Young Men‘s Christian Associations
Atlanta University
First Congregational Church
George W. Moore
Reid Mission Arm
A. M
W. A. Hunton
International Committee
W. G. Waterman
Southport
Conn
N. ‘Vass
American Publication Society
J. E. Moorland
International Committer
Atlanta Baptist College
Young Man's Christian Association
E. L. Parky
Gammon Theological Seminary
Morning Watch
Y. M.C
J. W. Alexander
John Hope
G. W. Hope
Morris Brown College
Clark University
G. W. Moore
W. E. Holmes
Spellman Seminary
Setting at Iloilo Amid Philippine Skirmishes
Manila reports quiet in Halle and surrounding districts as Negros commissioners and troops move through Bacolod Cabu and Tolle. Mutinous incidents aboard the Cloris near Luzon, with mutineers seen at Vigan. Arizona and Powerful cruisers arrive, Manila calm, news marked by frequent outlying skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Archipelago
Manila
Maritime Steam Navigation Company
Neustre
Senora del Razarlo
Halle
Negros
Fridley
Bacolod
Thit
Paul
Smith
Signal Corps
Tolle
Tilley
Miller
Goodalls
Jelend
Luzon
San Joaquin
Vigan
Powerful
Hong Kong
Narcissus
United Eaates
Alt
Ohio River Levels Drop Rapidly in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River falling steadily over six hours ending at 9 o clock tonight. The stage stood at 25 feet nine inches, about one inch below the previous maximum, with wave action increasing as flood gates operate. The situation prompts concerns for nearby properties and transportation along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohia
An, Inc
Coal men pleased with the situation
New York report states leading railroads in the coal trade have reached a harmony of action. A Temple Iron Company merger by Simpson and Watkins consolidates major Scranton coal interests with about 1.5 million tons mined yearly and nearly 100 million dollars in capital. The move forms a community of interests rather than a formal consolidation, with personnel changes at Lackawanna noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morgan Roads
Lackawanna
Simpson and Watkins
Scranton
Temple Iron Company
Samuel Sloan
Changa
Paaitlon
E. R. Halton
Now Negotiating Reciprocity with France Gains Trade Prospects
Henry Peartree president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris travels to Washington after meeting Kasson the reciprocity commissioner. He cites months of talks on a minimum French tariff for American goods and a 20 percent US tariff cut on selected French imports, noting future exports to France could surge with an extensive product exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Kasson
New York
Henry Peartree
Parle
Washington
John A. Kasson
France
United States
Hanlon Reorganizes Two Ball Teams for Brooklyn and Baltimore
Baltimore baseball stockholders elect directors and name Hanlon president Abel secretary and Vanderhorst treasurer McGraw named team manager for Baltimore and Brooklyn rosters drawn with MeJames Maul Hughes Kennedy Yeager among Brooklyn pitchers and Kitson Nops Miller McKenns Howell McFarland Gantoh Hopper McGinnity among Baltimore hopefuls Robinson to handle catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Baseball and Exhibition Company
Messrs
H.R. Vonderhorst
Howard Haron
H. R. Beermann
Chaves A. Ebbitts
F. 4. Abell
Brooklyn
Hanlon
Abel
Vanderhorst
Beermenn
John J. McGraw
A. 8. Wall
Beermann
C. J. Hbbitts
F. A. Abell
Ho BR
Vonderhorst
Edward Hanlon
Hanton
Tonlynt
McGann
Kelly
Mike Griffin
Brooklyns
Tianton Sare
Daly
Fennings
Dahlen
Jones
Feld
Keeler
Lachance
Obrien
Magnon
Kelster
McGraw
Holmes
Brodie
Sheckard
MeJames
Maul
Hughes
Kennedy
Yeager
Kitson
Nops
Miller
McKenns
Howell
McFarland
Gantoh
Hopper
McGinnity
Robinson
Orioles
Ryan Fight Cancelled as Jim Ryan Refuses to Enter Ring
Hot Springs Arkansas March 9 The boxing match between Tommy Ryan of Geneuse and Jim Ryan did not happen as Jim Ryan refused at the last moment to go on About 2000 spectators gathered to watch after preliminaries Jim Ryan argued there was not enough money in sight Tommy offered Jim an extra hundred to compete but he declined The crowd condemned his action and the club plans no further engagements with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Ryan
Hot Springs
Ark
Geneuse
Jim Ryan
Tommy
Jim
Windom Rescues Ida Thayer Crew Near Patuxent River
The Revenue Cutter Windom, Captain Gooding, arrived in Norfolk from Baltimore after a several day cruise in heavy bay wind. She reports the schooner Ida Thayer from Crisfield bound for Baltimore with oysters dragged anchors and stranded on a ledge in the Patuxent river. The crew faced a perilous situation but were rescued after a harrowing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Windom
Captain Gooding
Baltimore
Gooding
Ida Thayer
Crisfield
Patuxent River
Anglo American bank to be formed for Manila and Hawaii
Negotiations culminate in action to organize a corporation to transact general banking at Manila. J. & W. Boligman & Co. lead the enterprise. the Manila bank may be named the Anglo American bank with administration approval. Reports also note a plan for an Anglo California Banking Company joint venture to establish a state bank in Honolulu under local laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philippines
Hawaii
Manila
J. & W. Boligman & Co
Manila Corporation
Anglo-American Bank
Island
Atlanta Manufactures Highlight Local Industry Growth
The Atlanta Business League notes a diverse, growing manufacturing sector. It cites 156 establishments, an output of over fourteen million dollars, a payroll of two and a half million, and eight thousand workers, with raw materials totaling about six million turning into products worth more than double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business League
R. L. Foreman
Committee On
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
South
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Atlanta Business League Report On City Industry and Growth
The report highlights Atlanta’s industrial reach with 4 090 workers and 33 million stock value, noting high labor and capital margins. It details major local sectors from cotton to coffins, with Fulton Bag and Cotton mills expanding output and Atlanta Milling Company launching a large plan. The narrative includes remarks from Foreman, Henry H. Smith, and W. McNeil, plus a well attended Atlanta lunch showcasing Cold Springs Packing Company products and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Togarda Capital
Gotton
Fulton Bag
Atlanta Milling Company
Fricten
Tobacco companies absorbed into major firms
Wall Street reports that the American Tobacco Company would soon absorb the John J. Bagley Company, the oldest fine cut and smoking tobacco house in the west. It also notes Continental Tobacco Company negotiating to purchase the business of Buchanan & Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bagley
New York
Wall
Strest
American Tobacco Company
John J. Bagley Company
West
Algo
Continental Tobacco Company
Buchanan & Ball
Engineer deaths in Hixeman area crash details incomplete
Unclear OCR fragment reports engineer fatalities near Hixeman on the African trail route, listing etymology and locations. Fragment mentions Allegtippus, west of a city and near Horae hos aters, with permayivanie of arican trail.
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Hixeman
No Command for Schley from The Philadelphia Times
Washington dispatch notes acrimony in Senate over Admiral Schley and Captain Sampson nominations for rear admirals. It details executive sessions, revised naval personnel bills, and a late error placing Philip above Lehr, affecting Schley’s ranking. Schley receives shore duty with limited squadron while Sampson keeps sea command and higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Senate
Sehley
Sampson
Schley
Secretary of the Navy
Naval
Admiral Schley
Navy
House of Representatives
Chandler
New Hampshire
Bchiey
U8 Senate
Oval
Ue Senate
Mkt
Biggin- Son
Bampoon
Philip
Lehr
Naval Register
Commodore Philip
Theorth
South Atlantic
Navy Department
Loug Hag
Maryland
Congress
Itil
Mr. Morgans Figures Sparks Georgia Farm Debate
The Urlethorge Echo reports figures cited by Mr. Martin of The Atlanta Constitution show Georgia’s economy relies heavily on farming yet purchases far more from outside than it produces. The piece argues Georgia is debt heavy due to purchased provisions while farmers struggle to sustain the state, urging a shift to self sufficiency and criticizing the state’s agricultural output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
Moran
Georgia
South
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Professor Yeates
Camdlea
Geological Department
Haa
Bureau
Itera Eee
HING
Iloilo
Lagkawanka Company
The
Baltimore Company
M'Graw
Jennings
Kelley
Trolley Dodgers
Tia RYAN _REEUSES
Windoom
American Bank For
Nilssm
St. Louia
Ite Palace
John Nueson
Harley Davidson
Nis
John
Johnagn
Nison
Atlanta Business League
Gail Borden
Eagle
Johann Hoff
Johann Hoffs
Thomas Hay
M.D
Cape May, N. J
Cold Springs Packing Company
Harry Stockdell
Harry Brockdell
Harris Havana Cigar Company
Arts
Scott
Tobacco Companies
Cuba
Schrey
Amos Tomindte
Cman Schley
Sealey
SMITH_D. FRY
London
Marie Henriette
Brussels
Marie Fle
T. W. Shields
Cairo
Til
Thomas W. Sneds
Unier
Pears
William H. McGunnigle
Brocton
Mass
Wiliam McCurigle
Lon Buckness
Louisviie
Onta Temma
Brockton
Whitehall St
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