Mass Meeting Chooses County Democratic Executive Committee
A county mass meeting led by McCullough elected a two year county executive committee with McCullough as chairman and Callwen as secretary. The assembly selected a large slate of ward and district representatives and set a second meeting presided by R E Campbell for further nominations and a secretary.
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Wallussoughs
Meing
Mrr
Branan
Anetter
Regan
T. B. Felder
M. T. Lalate
Me. Felder
Nym Dtecate
LaHatte
John B. Goodwin
John 3
Slaton
J. Rosser
Vm McCullough
H.C. Callwen
Albert Howell, Jr
M.arnold, Sr
Charles
Northen
Wiliam McAres Goodwin
Luther Z. Roser
W. B. Roberts
J. W. Goldsmith
John 31
W. H. Harrison
Wash M. Dorser
Walter Po Anarewe
Gordon P. Kiser
Robert Foreman
Hegar Latham
John Waters
Max Katz
G. Hannah
Arminius Whenl
Ss. c Tapp
D. F. Childress
W. I. Brotherton
H. K. Garaner
Thomas J. Day
I. A. Fischer and Co
Moors
Richard Ewing
J. R. Dickey
Edward Hayes
Madison Bell
Bixth
T Wright
J. F. Daniel
John McEachern
Adamaville
J. T. Jones
Black Mall
Arthur Wrigley
Brysuts Diserfelkt
S. Baker
Coekins
Richard Davis
Edgewood
W. A. Webb
Scovth Bend
J. J. Jordan
Batlio Hill
Pant
Buckhead
George P. Donaldson
Cookd
E. W. Bowden
East Point
John C. Austin
Hapeville
Harnold
Peachtree
H. TF
Westek Grove
T. T. Thomason
R. E. Campbell
Charles J. Branan
Branatt
Nuowing
E Campbell
Pat Anderson
Erand Wanl
J. Ter Reown
Ed O'Donnell
Will Adamson
Hilderbrang
R. C. Borche
W. R Harris
Ww. Lambert
J. E
Representalies Fe
James Beaeright
Wal
Nym McCullough
New Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee
Address to Fulton Voters Contested Mass Meeting Methods
The county voters face a contested mass meeting described as cut and dried by a few politicians. Protesters urge defeating a section of “machine policy,” with R B Campbell as chairman and a list of signers including T O Paule RC Brown Ed O Donsell and Charles I Brannan.
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Charles Branan
Wag
Bo'eicek
Tom Felder
Tnsen
Nivar
Fulton
Paat
R. B. Camabel
T. O Paule
RC. Brown
Ed O'Donsell
Charles I. Branna
Oliver Wins First Round Nomination Report Favorable
Case of Wood Washington November 12 reports Hebert Shaw Oliver the NY nomination for assistant secretary of war would be favorably reported by the Senate committee on military affairs today. No action on Brigadier General Leonard Wood’s major general status was taken, while Teller urged inquiries into General Wood’s military rewards. Proctor, acting chairman, called for another committee meeting within days to extend hearings to all opponents of Wood’s nomination.
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Case
Cotton cultivation urged in Jamaica by imperial commissioner
Sir Darla Morris, imperial agricultural commissioner to the West Indies, told a Jamaica gathering that many districts are suitable for cotton. He urged establishing an extensive industry there, saying planters will likely follow his advice amid a broader British West Indies push to supply cotton to manufacturers and reduce dependence on foreign sources.
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Fongston
Jamaica
Darla Morris
Impetial
West Indies
Daniel
War ship fired on Clyde liner Cherokee
The Clyde line steamer Cherokee arrived from Santo Domingo amid reports of encounters with Dominican war ships. Shots were fired across her bows on two occasions as the Cherokee was stopped and searched at Porto Plata and Macoris between October 27 and November 3. After parley she was allowed to proceed with cargo and mails. the vessel later faced further orders and clearance disputes with Dominican authorities, landing nineteen cabin passengers who faced refusals abroad.
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Clyde Line
Santo Domingos
Porto Plata
Parte Plata
Macoris
Gamana
Wort
Bronte Cristo
Maearls
Powell
Atlanta Leads Fifty Largest U S Cities in October Postal Receipts
Atlanta posted the highest year over year increase among the fifty largest U S post offices for October 1903 with receipts of 50 506 47 up 9 582 71 from October 1902 The Washington report shows Atlanta ahead of Lowell Mass Seattle Los Angeles and others with gains ranging from about 9 to 23.4 percent while New York and Philadelphia show modest gains or declines This reflects broad growth in Atlanta's postal business and local commerce amid requests for a new post office building.
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United States
Post Office Department
Washington
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Lovell
Mass
Ely
Tianapetle
Seattle
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New York
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Atlantis
E. F P. Blodgett
Atlante
Atanta
Wai Gion
Post Office
Ajanta
Beiag
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Indianspolis
Beattle
Dallas
Springfeld
Mars
Milwaukee
Richmond
Louisville
Worcester
Mace
New Yorke
Pandelphia
I Agaidon
Memabis
Nashville
Reed Smoot seat dispute sparks Senate debate in Washington
Washington November 12 Immedi ately today the Senate debated Reed Smoot eligibility with Dupois of Tehaho challenging Hoars view. Howe and Wade urged caution while discussing the moral implications of the Smoot case and political ramifications. Adjournment planned to Monday, Cuban treaty referred to wars and means committee. Ways and Means committee lineup announced for Republicans and Democrats.
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Texas
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Society Woman Dies After Self Inflicted Wound In New York
Mrs. E. Dewitt Walsh wife of a New York stock broker and prominent society member was found with a pistol wound in her chest and died soon after Doctors said the shooting appeared accidental during a party at her home in Mont Cler Mont Cimr with a loaded self docking revolver found in a bureau. husband and staff present.
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Mont Cmir
M. J
E. Dewitt Walsh
New York
Walsh
Panama Canal Treaty Debate Divides Democrats Over Negotiations
Washington reports Democratic leaders oppose ratifying a canal treaty with Panama if the administration begins talks with the new republic. The steering committee is said to unanimously condemn the Panama route and support the Spooner act, arguing the law favors the Nicaragua route. Dispatches from Rear Admiral Glass note Panama quiet, Colombian troops limited, and British ships detained briefly then released.
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Democrate
United States
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Novy Department
Glass
Buena Ventura
Heguta
Panama secession news shocks Cartagena Barranquilla crowds
News from the isthmus sparks panic in Colombia ports as Panama declares independence. US Consul attacked and barricaded, Barranquilla cries for vengeance while mobs threaten Americans. Governor Melendez vows arrest of Reyes if Panama’s terms aren’t met, and U.S. warships monitor movements amid tense diplomacy. Continued.
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Torres Ara
Republic of Panama
Torres
Cartagena
United States
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Dears
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Savanika
Panama
Colombia
P. Melendez
Colon
Mible
Heroic Curtin Saves Vessel at Norfolk
Lieutenant Roland J. Curtin and several seamen on torpedo boat destroyer Lawrence rescued the ship from a forward compartment fire that threatened the magazine. Curtin repeatedly entered the blaze with crew members overcome by smoke, rescuing a man and sustaining only slight injuries while the Lawrence suffered minor damage.
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Roland J. Curtin
Lawrence
Curtin
Cartin Ard Tle
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