Griddle Coal Roads Placed Amid Fresh Amendment
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
1
Amendment Drafted by Clay in Senate on Coal Railways
In Washington May 9 special report: Senate endorses an amendment drafted by Senator Clay of Georgia, presented by Senator Elkins to replace an earlier provision. The Clay amendment bars common carriers from transporting goods from states territories or foreign sources after May 1 1908 for articles produced by entities owned in whole or part by the carrier. Sixty seven senators voted against. debate centered on partisanship and rapid progress toward final bill disposition.
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Elkins
Jos. Chivashington
D. C
Senate
Clay
Georgia
Bim
West Virginia
United States
Ander
Common Carrier
Buckley
Clark
Wyoming
Pettus
Warren Witch
Vate
Lagolas
Allison
Choking as Cure for the Insane in Washington Asylum
A Washington committee hearings reveal alleged cruelties at St Elizabeths Asylum. Testimony from ex-employees relates patients harmed or died amid claims of medical treatment and abuse. Scarce specifics and chaotic fragmentary remarks underscore tensions between facility officials and lawmakers.
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Washington
House Committee
Dr Crapsey Found Guilty of Heresy by Episcopal Court
Batavia dispatch reports Dr Algernon S Crapsey rector of St Andrews Rochester found guilty on all counts by ecclesiastical court over a sermon denying the Virgin Birth. Verdict contested, bishop Walker to review. court officials say no final statements issued.
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Crapsey
Birth of Christ
Episcopal Church
Walker
Batvia
N.Y
A. &. Crapsey
Dunham
W. C. Roberts
Nin
Dr. Crapsey
Christ
Crapsy
Joseph
Batavia, Y
Algernon S
Rochester
Helay
Bishop Walker
Buffalo
Crapey
Boynton
Great Maryland Senator Is Critically Ill in Washington
Senator Ward Gorman of Maryland lies critically ill at his Washington home after a weeks long spell. Doctors say there is no hope for recovery and care has focused on comfort as family and aides monitor his condition.
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Maryland
Washington
Suington
Senator Ward
Gorman
Tonesee
Ufe
Alcestess
House Ienghr
Betue
Permuir
Murder Suicides and Accidents in New York Case
A distressed report outlines three theories for a chaotic incident on Staten Island involving a supposed burglary, a self-inflicted wound, and a later homicide. Conflicting details and damaged text hinder full clarity as investigators trace motives and participants amid a tense investigation.
Moscow to Open Russia’s First Parliament
May 9 report from St Petersburg describes heightened guard measures for Tsar Nicholas II and the royal entourage as they travel from Peterhof to the capital for Russia’s first representative assembly. Witte absent from the council list signals potential rift with the monarch while peasant delegates prepare for the oath question and expected limited initial actions.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Czar
Nicholas
Peterhoff
Tsarkskoe Selo
Council of the Empire
Count Witte
Winter’ Palace
Valleagues
Truriite
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Weather and frost sweep through Columbus and Des Moines already heavy overcoats and snow. Damaged crops and strawberry crop harmed by the cold snap. Virginia ballots face printing disputes over eight hour day.
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Columbus
Oleare
Committee Adopts Tabloid Style To Describe City Exposition Plans
The committee outlines subcommittees to canvass the city for subscriptions, with divisions to cover every area. A grand rally on Thursday May 17 at the Grand will hear canvassing reports and expand the executive committee. The exposition name is to be chosen soon with a prize of a season ticket. Subcommittees will report daily subscriptions, and the 25 member panel will reconvene May 16 prior to the rally.
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Alex W. Smith
Taig
Name for Big Exposition Sparks Naming Debate
A proposed 1910 exposition name, suggested by Alex W. Smith, stirred committee discussion. The group noted the initials A G and O spelling AGQ, and debated whether to select a name reflecting the enterprise's scope beyond the United States to include South America.
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Alex W. Smith
Mr. Smith
South ‘America
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Pita Stisiek
Colonel Dance
Smilin
Couper
Agale
Phas Pere
Wali
Subscriptions and Expenditure Report Note
A dated ledger style listing names firms and totals showing subscriptions and expenditures. It records Dr B T Connally Mrs Bootenally J RB Hal Willingham Titt Lumber Co and multiple buyers with amounts and a final total of 4600 with a previously published figure 266 725.
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B. T. Connally
Bootenally
Hal Willingham-Titt Lumber Co
Richards & Sudy
Glore & Joesin
Dewman & Johnsen
OW. T. Booren
PW. T. Wem
Miles
Ivaw
David Tar
W. Smits
D. A. Johnson
Kamper Grocery
G. Sands We
Vis
Peta Punts
Ban Mantara
Beimiais Fars
James Ko Hiearay
Jor Mekeldin
Salt Deel Cnandier Fiesse Auousn
Marv Fiordas
Noel Wurratl
Lewis GeeKere
Harry Jotmaen
Weannareland
J Bidtock
Nan Ealestors
Feuege
Wogoilier Bagley
Wile
John HO Herre
Cleveland speech hints at charities and corrections reforms
Fragmentary notes from a May 9 event reference Grover Cleveland addressing "charities and corrections" concerns. The text mentions organizations, international links in Canada and Europe, and a former president, with garbled names and uncertain details.
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Harites
Misie Jarae Auditymam Owas
Reg Panties
Oe Witine and
Carrees
Eaugee Amt
Canada
Europe
Labatt Eierne
Snow Covers Southern Mountains In Early May Signals Cold Spell
Snow touched parts of the South as a cold snap gripped regions from Tennessee to Maryland. In places like Virginia and Maryland light snowfall appeared, a frost alarm for peach growers noted, while temperatures plunged and crops faced minimal damage as white blankets briefly covered the landscape.
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Iasington
Maryland
Cumberland
Thia
Peach Belt
All Doubt Removed from Minds of Committee
The committee is clear on the temper and readiness of the people involved in the matter after recent discussions. Officials report strong public sentiment aligning with the proposed course and no further contention is anticipated.
Mass Meeting Sets May 17 Fund Finish Plan
A large gathering reviewed progress on the May 17 fund drive and exposition plans. Committees will continue work while voluntary subscriptions are urged and the exhibition committee seeks broad support and a successful event.
Weather Forecast With Warmth, Winds Rise Ahead
The May forecast calls for warmer weather with north winds. A front brings fresh west winds and a chance of rain later in the week. Expect mild evenings, cooler nights, and increasing daytime temperatures into the weekend.
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