Reorganization Planned for A B a Rail Road
Boston May 5 appointment of a reorganization committee composed of Boston and New York financiers marks a preliminary step to place the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlanta railroad in receivership on a firmer financial basis. The committee closely with interests identified with the company, and it is believed the program will aim to scale down the depressed debt and to undisturbedly address first mortgage bonds of subsidiary companies.
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Boston
New York
Atlanta
Birmingham
Free House for Rockhill in St Petersburg Plan
Plans under discussion would provide an official residence in the capital for the newly appointed ambassador to Russia at government expense. The move would relieve him of heavy financial burdens and cover early residence costs and the rent of a chancery.
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Rockhill
St Petersburg
Hursia
United States
West Virginia debt case proceeds begin with witness
Preliminary hearings in the Virginia West Virginia debt dispute opened with Arthur Fottear, chief accountant for Virginia, detailing how accounts were investigated and funds allocated. The proceedings cover interstate claims and procedures for the two-state division contest.
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Virginia-W. Virginia
Lutlefield Todas
Virginias
West Virginia
Quinn
Arthur Fottear
Virginia
Captain of Cherry Picker Escapes Restraint in Toledo
Delirious captain Willan of the Cherry Pickers fled from attendants on the building’s fourth floor and hurled himself and an aide through a window. He was killed on impact. A 13 year old girl, his daughter, and her father tried to restrain him but failed.
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Toledo
Willan
Toledon
gMeughter
Daniel Water promotes stomach health with alkaline minerals
An antique advertisement describes Daniel Water as a remedy for catarrhal stomach conditions. It claims alkaline minerals neutralize impure stomach acid and remove mucus, improving digestion and reducing headaches. The text touts Kealies sulfates and high proportions, with a price of 10 cents and sales through Water Co. Dnieu Polat, Gn.
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Thie
Daniel
Corr
Polat
316 Increases in Tariff Bill and Senate Deliberations
Senator Aldrich and Senator Culberson released figures on tariff changes, comparing them with the Dingley law. Increases total 316 items, reductions 79, with 1,371 articles unchanged. Debate covered cotton and chemical schedules, lead ore, and the pace of amendments as lawmakers argued for revenue and protection, highlighting the lead and paint industries and the Japanese labor issue behind celluloid duties.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Culberson
Culversom
Cutberson
Treasury Department
Me Aldeich
Alta
Bristow
Nelson
Dingley
Burkett
Congress
Tates
Heyburn
Megburn
Warner
Missouri
Rose
Bond Validation Set for Municipal Improvements in Taldoata Ga
In Taldoata Georgia on May 9 the judge will validate bonds totaling 60000 for city improvements. Bidders are already lining up and expected to pay a good price. Fifteen thousand goes to waterworks ten thousand to the electric plant six thousand for extension and sewerage and twenty for street and sidewalk work.
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Taldoata Ga
Mitchell
Superior Court
Obscure obituary fragment from distant town noted death
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a Dr Doyle in a car near Loulaville in a high status area. The text mentions multiple garbled names and locations, including references to Deyte and Neuth, with uncertain ages and affiliations.
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Doyle
Loulaville
Mmny
Paralan
Ibia
Ily
Deyte
Je Neuth
High Mezch
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Braco
America
Olneeal
Bellevue
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Tremont
Tommages
Ellevue
MASE
Pirdmont Hotel
Canterbury
Mai
W. P. Dorough
Vand Y General
Ludden Abi Patae
Southern Nusict House
Atimy
Naveznotsbeeng
Weberg
Englandy
Weber, Isam
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