Ship Trust Secrets Bared in Morgans Ocean Deal
London reports reveal provisional agreements for acquiring White Star Dominion American and Atlantic transport lines by Morgan interests. The deal values ships, stock, and bonds totaling hundreds of millions, with English law guiding seller actions and long term noncompetition commitments.
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Dominion Line
White Star, Dominion, American and
Atlantic Transport Lines
London
May
Associated Press
White Star
Dominion
American
Atlantic Transport Lnes
Morgans
New York
Ismay, Imrie & Co. Mills & Co
Dominion In
Combine
White Star Hne
White Star Line
Transport
Hnes
Leyland Hne
England
Ismay, Imrac & Co
Harland & Wolff
United Kingdom
United States
Democratic Campaign Committee Formed Under Griggs Wills
Washington May 8 The democratic congressional committee adopted a resolution appointing Representative Griggs of Georgia to form a campaign committee of eleven, six from the committee. The panel may elect its own chairman. Expected chair Ben T Cable of Illinois and finance chair Lewis Nixon of New York were not finalized. Officers named Secretary Charles A Edwards Treasurer James L Norris Sergeants at arms J A Binett W W Marmaduke. A separate group to draft campaign literature includes Carmack Randall Mabinson Zenor Finley and F H Hosford.
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Griggs Wills
Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Representative Griggs
Georgia
Congressional Committee
Ben T. Cable
Illinois
Lewis Nixon
New York
Griggs
Cable
Charles A. Edwards
St. Louis
James L. Norris
J. A. Binett
W. W. Marmaduke
Virginia
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Randall
Texas
Mabinson
Nebraska
Zenor
Indiana
Finley
South Carolina
F. H. Hosford
Address to Irishmen Issued by United Irish League of America
New York May 8 executive committee of the United Irish League of America met at the Hoffman house to address renewal of coercion in Ireland and urge immediate US action. An appeal to Irishmen in America urged support for land and liberty and prompt funding to sustain the movement as British authorities suspend Ireland’s constitution. National treasurer T B Fitzpatrick of Boston reported nearly $10 000 subscribed to support the United Irish League since its start a month ago. A national convention was planned for the fall.
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League
New York
United Irish League of America
Fioffman House
Ireland
Friends of Ireland
United States
America
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Boston
United Irish League
Hunger Drives Them to Riot in Southern Russia
A May 3 Moscow report for Associated Press details famine driven riots across Poltava Kharkoff and surrounding areas. Peasants storm noble estates demanding pantry keys with some 30000 marching by the end, troops fire killing and wounding women and children.
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St Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Moscow
Poltava
Kharkoff
Prince Oboloensky
Eugene Michelavich-Doukrovsky
Mechek
Mindanao Quiet as Moro Resistance Ends
War Department reports from General Chaffee, dated Manila May 8, relayed by General Davis, state Mindanao is calm with no hostile fire since prisoners escaped. Brigadier General Davis notes limited prisoner escape, few recaptured, towns similar to Camp Meade, and ongoing wounded care, with Datto Paygong's faction seeking peace.
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Rini Tampanga
Sultan Genassi
Datto Paygong
Bayan Fort
Camp Meade
Jossman
Malabang
Chaffee
Datte
Lower Bayan Fort
Prominent Southerners Cured by Swamp Root Claim
Kidney trouble is blamed for widespread sickness and can lead to serious outcomes if untreated. The text promotes Dr Kittner's Swamp Root as a natural kidney remedy, claiming it cleanses the blood and benefits all organs. A mail offer promises two free sample bottles and a book with testimonials.
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Kittner
Dr. Kumer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Columbus, Ga
Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Atlanta T
Ten Remedies Failed Swamp Root Cures Kidney Trouble
Letter from a reader in Atlanta Georgia reports kidney trouble lasting six months being cured by Swamp Root after trying at least ten remedies. The writer states full recovery and signs off as sincerely yours.
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Editors Constitution
Atlanta
Testimonial to Kilmer Swamp Root Charity Ad
A Georgia resident at 86 Arch Street Macon writes to the Constitution praising Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and back pains. He describes excruciating pain, fatigue, and loss of appetite before trying the remedy and experiencing relief after the first dose.
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Arch Street
Macon
The
Constitution
Fraitiies
Reef
Judge Sessions Recommends Swamp Root Remedy
Judge W M Sessions of Marietta Ga praises Swamp Root after using three bottles to regain appetite, reduce nighttime wakings, relieve leg swelling, and restore strength. He notes improved health and energy, endorsing the kidney remedy for those with back pains and poor appetite. January 15, 130L.
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W. M. Sessions
Maretta
Judge Sessions
State of Georgia
Brunswick
Marietta
Judge Dares to Fight as Davis Quits Case
In Memphis on May 8 Judge L P Cooper, age 7, presided over the day’s dramatic events in the Geor Day trial for shooting beating and robbing Dr W Heron A young attorney Ralph Davis acted as counsel then resigned after a heated exchange with the court who fined him and warned he would be a private citizen Davis contended that at another time with a younger man his acts might differ leading to further courtroom friction and Day declared he could not obtain justice from either the court or sedu.
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Memphis
Tenn
L. P. Cooper
Geor. Day
W. Heron
Ralph Davis
Day
Davis
Illinois Senate Battle Dominates State Republican Convention
The Illinois Republican convention backed Governor Yates and Congressman Hopkins for the U S Senate, while Senator Mason rejected defeat, pledging to seek reelection. Dawes withdrew from the race, and the body endorsed a state ticket and anti corruption resolutions, pledging support to Roosevelt against illegal restraints on trade.
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Springfield
Yates
Albert J. Hopkins
Aurora
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Mason
Hir E Ge
Llindis
Roosevelt
Victory for United States in Salvador arbitration
The United States wins a sweeping victory in the arbitration over the Salvador dispute involving Salvador Commercial Company stockholders in Eli Trumfo Company Limited. Majority opinion by Eli Henry Strong and Don M. Dickinson awards Salvador $573,178. Don Jose Rosa Bais dissents. A stormy Arlington hotel session follows with Dr Jose Rosa Pasas protesting alleged mistreatment and Chief Justice Sir Henry Strong warning him.
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Salvador
Washington
United States
Republic of Salvador
Salvador Commercial Company
Eli Trumfo Company, ‘Limited
Eli Henry Strong
Don M. Dickinson
Don Jose Rosa Bais
Arlington Hotel
Jose Rosa Pasas
Henry Strong
Canada
Pacas
Milledgeville Prepares for Minister Wu Visit
Milledgeville and the Military College plan a grand welcome for Minister Wu Tingfang. President Reynolds reports a positive assurance from Congressman Bartlett that Wu will arrive by Georgia Railroad from Augusta at 10 AM on the 28th. Trustees meet to map entertainment and two campus addresses are set for May 23 by Hon. Roland Elta and the Chinese minister. Renowned Georgians and officials forecast a large turnout with excursion rates arranged. Dr Palmer continues to improve in New Orleans as physicians term his progress favorable.
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Military College
Milledgeville
Wu Ting-fang
Reynolds
Bartlett
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
College Board of Trustees
Roland Elta
Macbn
Chines
Milledgeville, Ge
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Mogan
CZAR
Duke of Mehlenburg
Kharloffka
MOROS
Ites Ake
Farmers’ Directory
Inverness, Fla
Mrs. HK. Med
Sampson Street
Wi Uhford
Mscth Street
Atlanta, Ga
Elena
Koneas
ED. W. Freeney
Skilmer & CO
All Drugeists
Lith
Valdosta
Atlanta Constitution
Valdosta, Ga
Macon, Ga
W. F. Mason
Lorimer
Congress
May &—I. Adgieno Busi
Henry, Pres. & Co
Thas
Old Georgia
Milseville
AD Gandler
Walter B. Hill
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