Unveiling of Stephens Memorial Monument in Georgia
A large Georgia crowd gathers in May in honor of Stephens with Miss Mary Corry unveiling the monument. The program features remarks by ex-Senator Norwood, Col. Walsh, and local officials, with readings, gifts, and a Dixie farewell as the crowd lauds the statesman.
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Moxret
Tiollen
W. J. Northen
Bleckler
Colonel Walsh
Cotanel Walsh
Augusta Chronicle
Stephens
Crawfordville Democrat
Miss Gorry
Misa Corry
Normond
Georgia Boys Move Into Government Posts At Washington
Washington news reports four more Georgians securing federal offices this week. Ex Senator W. C. Johnson of Columbus becomes special revenue agent for Georgia, Alabama and Florida with 1800-dollar salary. Others winning posts include W. A. Edwards of Covington and Eugene Black of Bord County. The Weather Bureau probe exposes abuses, with several officials idle or misusing salaries. Georgia applicants also seek treasury and interior department positions as secretary Carlisle plans July 1st appointments. The Infanta visit to Mount Vernon and formal Diplomatic Corps reception in Washington closes with the royal party departing for New York aboard a special Pennsylvania train.
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Washington
Georgia
W. C. Johnson
Columbus
Specul
Treasury Department
Alabama
Florida
Atlanta
Fabason
W. A. Edwards
Covington
War Department
General Land Office
Maddox
Eugene Black
Bord County
Madlox
Pook Black
Flos
Labor Department
Interior Department
Weather Bureau
Colby
Task
Ubureh
Earrier
Eanployes
Georga
H. H. Carlton
Athens
Treasury
Registrar of the Treasury
General Tosecrans
J. 8. Morris
Ofitman
A. W. Lynch
Paud Trammell
Carlisle
Internal Revenue
Ead
Fait Trammell
Dalton
Goursia
Rill Atkinson
W. E. B. McKenzie
Oakield
Worth County
Charley Hill
Hore
Wegvis
Mount Vernon
Waest
McAllister
Infanta
Arlinstam
Breretary Smith
Horaghack
Hovsires
Queen Victoria
Princesa Amlanite
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tt. A. Parke
Latern
Oni
Infanta of Spain Visits Mount Vernon and Washington Tomb
The Spanish infanta and suite, with US cabinet ministers and diplomats, visit Mount Vernon. A marine guard greets the party as they board the steamer Charles McAllister, and a saluting ceremony precedes a luncheon. The royal party tours the estate with formal attire and officials in attendance.
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Eulalle
Mount Vernon
Washington
Infanta
Spain
United States
Tomb of
Charles McAllister
Comeander Paris
God
Turbodmet
Jace
Marchténeas
Tula
Vod
Uiss Pauncefote
Hanuis Pastor
Mradonville
Fatellotre
Bayard
Nira Cure
Non Wharf
Hammpano
Ateune
Gresham
Ehod
Princee
Sir Charles Russell Speaks at Arbitration on Seals
Sir Charles Russell continued a forceful argument before the Behring tribunal of arbitration in Paris on May 24 regarding the Bail ish case. He contended no right to property in seals exists under international law and argued French English and US municipal laws show wild animal property cannot be claimed from the sea. He asserted that even killing gravid female seals breaches international law.
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Behring Sem
Balls
Charles
Carter
Charles Rosell
Charles Russell
Sir Charles
France
England
United States
Charles Stussell
GORDON BENNETT FACES CO-OPERA TIVE PLAN FOR THE HERALD
New York May 24 The Herald editorials deny a report that James Gordon Bennett plans to form a cooperative society of the Herald’s employees to run the paper. The piece says the founder could control disposition of The Herald, with possible internal reorganization and no outside interference.
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Hernil
New York
the Herald
Aerat
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
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Pastor Won’t Yield in Church Row Clash
In Carmencita Col, a factional church dispute erupts after a riot staged by Hart supporters leads to fines and arrests. Pastor Wart is removed. bitterness forebodes a potential factional war between Hart and Robertson followers amid municipal court actions. Carmencita tour incident ends with dancer dismissed over contract breach. Winter Wheat Mistr turns busy as organizers rush to finish group. Fire at Buchner & Co factory causes 200k in losses, 50k building, with 40 workers affected.
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Columbia
Eberstilson
Pastor Wart
Flucey Park
Rhureh Neter
Lnrt
Hart
Hobertson
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Juwa
Bregent
Mit
Tehacen
New York
Taetory
D. Buchner & Co
Batatory
Abuiberey Street
Coroner's verdict follows mob lynching in Missouri
William Sullivan, farm hand, murdered employer Layton Leech and assaulted his wife. A mob of over 100 broke the jail, dragged Sullivan through the town, and hanged him at the jail yard. The coroner's jury ruled death by his own action, omitting any mention of lynching.
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Corona
Mich
William Sullivan
Layton Leech
Sullivan
Othera
Seven Robbers Hold Up Westbound Missouri Pacific Express
Seven masked robbers held up the Missouri Pacific westbound express near Pacific station thirty miles from St. Louis, forcing the messenger to open the safe and take about 4000 dollars. Governor Stone and State Treasurer Stephens were aboard but unharmed. the car was damaged by dynamite and the robbers escaped.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Union Deport
Pacific Station
Stone
Stephens
Law
Washington
Pacific
eEpTéns
Stave Ts
Tragic Hollenden case tied to embezzler fugitive Towner
Reports from Greveland C indicate E. Ei Towser died by self harm after a tragedy at the Hollenden. Fanny Alten alias Mrs Brown, linked to the incident, lies seriously injured. Telegraph from Chiemnnatt names B. B. Towner wanted in San Diego for embezzlement as Linda Vista district tax collector. authorities suspect a shared partner whose flight follows his financial ruin.
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Greveland
Fanny Alten
Mrs. Brown
Hollenden
E. Ei Towser
Viry Horphal
Chiemnnatt
B. B. Towner
San Diego
Cal
Linda Vista
Cleveland
Prominent Mexican Arrested in Murder Case
A Mexican attorney and state legislator, Jacobo Vinolobos, was arrested in San Luis Potori on charges of being an accessory to the murder of millionaire Antonio Huscom. The case has provoked widespread outrage, with further arrests anticipated in the city. Separately, reports from Raleigh note no reward for a thief and a North Carolina raid recovering two distilleries, as officers pursue other suspects.
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Kasam
San Luis Potori
Mex
Antonio Huscom
Japan
Jacobo Vinolobos
Grottp
North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Bank Run Sparks City Panic and Deposit Demands
A large crowd gathered at the Deaver Savings Bank amid a run after reports of a shootout and unrest. Officials say deposits totaling 170,000 dollars were affected, with bank resources around two million and deposits nearing the last figures. directors promise reserve funds to meet withdrawals while investigators trace depositor connections.
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Savings Bank
Deever
Abe Getdrhg
Joan
Tragic Wisconsin Central Train Fire near Ray's Lake
A Wisconsin Central freight wreck at Ray's Lake last night left many burned as gasoline in cans saturated the track and surrounding water. The wrecking crew warned against smoke and matches but a flare sparked flames trapping and severely burning several crewmen and spectators. Dispatcher Linckem and Con Thmvior Fulmer were seriously burned while escaping a barbed wire fence. a section worker was found dead in the water as crews toiled five hours to reopen the line.
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Burlington
Wisconsin Central Road
Ray's Lake Tast
Nm Miravie
Fulmer
W. A. Linckem
Hans
Jess
Iron Hall Matters Deliberations on Union and Status
Indianapolis May 24 The supreme outing of the order of the Tron Trail iv session authorized no decisive action. Delegates show difference of opinion on next steps while the committee meets with attorney Howe. Reports say two supreme si sines strive to place money with a receiver, delaying recognition by the tower court. Efforts to harmonize factions and possible union between two branches continue as elections of delegates are postponed until a settlement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Howe
Somerby
Supreme Sisines
Hruneh
Tower Court
Ias
Mr Wine
Ianreate
Philadelphia
Uilivers
Crevasse Widening Threatens Mississippi Delta Area
Greenville Miss May 24 Crevasse at Wales site near Lake Providence on the Lavisana side widened to 1000 feet with rapid spread of water over surrounding country causing heavy losses to planters. Water has fallen a foot above the biosk river. Major William Sterling says levee line is in good condition after inspection in the Agere district.
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Greenville
Miss
Wales
Phice
Lake Providenry
Lavisana
Capta Holler
Phunters
Mississinpade
Biosk
William Sterling
Mississippi Levee Board
Agere
Remarkable Find of Pure Gold in Washington Mine
A giant gold strike at the Grand Summit mine on Palmer's mountain in Okanogan district yields almost a solid body of gold at depth of BY feet. A two pound ore piece tests at two pounds of pure gold worth $175,000, with extensive ore in sight. News sparks intense excitement as a rush forms, and owners guard the property with armed protection amid warnings residents to stay off the premises under threat of being shot.
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Washington
Spokane
Wash
Grand Summit
Palmer's Mountain
Okanogan
Mischief at U S Grant University Sparks Campus Pranks
Readable fragments report schoolboys at U S Grant University Chattanooga Tennessee pranks including raising a flag replacing it with a Southern Confederacy banner. The incident disrupted the campus tower and prompted faculty scrutiny as authorities seek the offender. Also covered is the North Carolina antiquities society formation and dental society actions in Raleigh and Statesville with officers elected and rules debated.
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Shufeora
U. S. Grant University
Chattanooga
Athens
Mather Mathodust
Attess
United States
Confederacy
Manly Northern
Stergen
Geaver
Fray Over Central of Georgia Receivership Begins
In Atlanta Justice Howell Jackson hears the Central railroad receivership dispute amid arguments on delaying sale and reorganizing the property. Browns of Baltimore and Simon, Borg Co seek to enjoin sale while Comer argues for continued management. Richmond Terminal seeks new receiver. The case draws national interest due to vast property and major financiers involved.
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Central Railroad of Georgia
Howell Jackson
United States Eupreme Court
United States
Comer
H. H. Comer
Central Cam
Central
Alexander Brown & Sons
Baltimore
Simon, Borg & Co
Pat Calkeno
Hib
Washington
Chen
Richmond
Pany
Ceier
Justics Jachson
Alexander Brown & Sone
Sion
Borg ¥ Co
Lanse
Mr. Tilney
New Jersey
Niy
Giehmond Terminal
Central Railroad
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Jewena Clarke
Charleston
Dan Jiountres
Atlatta
E. J. Alexander
Georgia Pacific
the Central
Richmond Lant Dauville
Speer
Afr
H. MM. Comer
Savannah
Sirectors
Ansonata Recovers
Iss
Central Acts
Suetmond
We Terminal
Pew Company
New York
Snk Europe
Justice Jackson
Sebo
Justie¢ Jackson
Anania
New Orleans
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United States Attorney General
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Iron Hall Matters
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North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
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