Canal Bill Faces Ratification Tradeoff in Senate
Washington May 7 special report says backers of the Nicaragua canal bill may push for canal passage only if the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is ratified, a move supported by administration leaders. Senator Morgan warns passage hinges on the treaty and vows to push the canal bill this session, with a vote likely Wednesday.
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Fire destroys furniture factory and thirty four houses
A huge fire near Marietta street and Ponders avenue destroyed a Ware Furniture plant and thirty four nearby houses, with about 175 people left homeless. The blaze spared no city homes after intense heat and high winds, while two suspects were arrested for pilfering among the ruined goods.
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Ponders Avenue
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Fenley Furniture Company
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Dodd
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Constitution
Charles Mullins
Henry Golden
Luther
W. A. Whitmire
W. C. Chambers
Atkinson
Charles Coggins
West Pifth Street
Eleven Horses Die in Midnight Fire at Atlanta Dairy
A midnight blaze gutted the stables of the Atlanta Dairy Company on Barlow and Luckie streets, killing eleven horses and injuring two others who had to be shot. The fire destroyed dry frame buildings while crowds watched flames and smoke tower over the scene. Manager Edmund Scott spoke from the scene as fire crews arrived late, noting the loss and the awkward handling of the emergency.
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Mayor Woodward Urged to Resign After Barn Fire Losses
Fire destroyed a barn and damaged surrounding dairy buildings after rapid flames engulfed a Luckie Street area. Mayor Woodward recounted his delay to call firemen and estimated losses at about 37,000, with 4,500 on plant and fixtures. Chief Joyner noted limited manpower and efforts to prevent citywide spread. Hose Wagon No. 1 burned as crews fled to safety amid shifting wind and intense heat.
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Golden's Homes Burned In City Fire
Fire destroyed Frank Tneen's home at 95 ArcDaniel Street last evening after flames spread from a large barn discovered around seven. Built in 1867, the house was among the oldest in the area. Loss estimated near 500 dollars with about 500 dollars in insurance. Suspicion falls on local youths who were playing in the barn and may have dropped a lit match.
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Frank Tneen
ArcDaniel Street
Golden
Boy Injured in Powder Explosion at Hancock Mine
Athens Georgia May 7 Special reports a young black boy named Robert Smith was playing with a can of powder at Hancock Mine when it exploded. He is said to have lost one eye and may lose the other. Rescue and medical aid believed underway.
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Mayor Woodward Resigns Call After Caucus Pressure
A behind closed doors caucus led to a council vote demanding Mayor James G. Woodward of Atlanta resign. The move followed public accusations of drunkenness and breaches of trust by Dr. Leo Broughton, pastor, triggering a wide council gathering and a large crowd.
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