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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
2
Cashier Held for Forgery in Monticello Bank Case
Somerset Kentucky November 17 A Wall caused here and in Monticello by the arrest of Fudge Charles McConamaghy cashier of the Citizens National Bank at Monticello on forgery and misappropriation of funds He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Cook waived examination and gave bond for April term in Covington The warrant alleges he forged notes for 1000 dollars to James W Simpson editor and to Emma Simpson sister and deposited funds to his credit in the bank The matter was secured by bank examiner Percy Johnston Says will be adjusted Washington November 17 The comptroller of the currency has ordered the closing of the Citizens National Bank of Monticello due to a 20000 shortage in the cashier's department Bank had 80000 capital and total resources about 194000
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Somerset
Montcia
Fudge
Charles McConamaghy
Cit‘nens’ National Bank
Monticello
McConneghy
United States
Cook
Covington
James W. Simpson
Monticelia Cradox
Emma Simpson
Percy Johnnaugga Bank
Meton
Washington
Ens’ National Bank
Ashier
Southern Ice Exchange votes Atlanta as permanent meeting place
At a 4 meeting tonight the Southern Ice Exchange chose Atlanta as the permanent meeting place. Asheville asked for the site but Atlanta won with a large majority. Officers elected include President L. J. Rushton of Birmingham, vice president George S. Baker of Columbia, D. C., and secretary treasurer E. E. Egan of Atlanta.
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New Orleans
Southern Ice Exchange
South Atlantic
Asheville
Atlanta
L. J. Rushton
Birmingham
George S. Baker
Columbia
D. C
E. E. Egan
Pleas for Free Sugar Trigger Trade Debate in Washington
In Washington on November 17, discussions in the ways and means committee room focused on the Sugar schedule with Secretary Wright and President-elect Taft backing free trade views for sugar. Advocates urged tariff reductions to lower consumer prices, citing risks of Cuban and Louisiana sugar advantage under current rules.
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Washington
Wright
Philippines
Taft
Ways and
House
Cubs
Eawin F. Atkins
Boston
Cuba
Champ Clark
Mis Jequin
Mr. Atkins
United States
Mr.Atkins
Federal Sugar Refining Company
New York
Mr. Spreckels
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Louisiana
A. F. Stillman
Arbuckle Brothers
Socialism and Anarchy in Social Settlements Denounced
Chicago November 17 rev James B Curry of New York denounces modern social settlements as breeding socialism and anarchy in crowded city districts. He calls for Catholic oversight and purging abuses while Auxiliary Bishop Rhode of Chicago urges a colonization plan moving Catholic immigrants from cities to farms for both material and spiritual welfare.
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Chicago
James B. Curry
New York
Catholic Missionary Congress
Curry
Cherry Hill
Pharisses J
Catholi Church
Rhode
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Plan Opens in Baltimore
Baltimore Md November 17 with upwards of 300 delegates from nearly every Atlantic coast state the first annual convention of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association opened at the Hotel Belvedere The aim is to build a chain of canals along the Atlantic coast linking waters from Boston to Key West The morning welcomed guests Mayor J Barry Mahool and Governor Crotherus spoke President J Hampton Moore urged agitation and education and recounted his harbor study trip abroad in the Zure-Pea lands Afternoon sessions featured papers on legislative status inland waterways commercial importance strategic value and railway relations with canal projects including speakers from North Carolina New York and Newport R I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Belvedere
Boston
Key West
J. Barry Mahaol
Austin L. Crothera
Maryland
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
United States
Atlantic Inland Waterways Project
John H. Smell
North Geroline
Atlantic
Frank D. la Lanne
National Board of Trade
George W. Melville
UxT&d States Navy
Bureau of Engineering
Navy Department
National Rivers and Vanpors Congress
Atlantic Movement
John A. Fox
Arkansas
Dlevator N. Monal Rivers
Harpers Congress
John ¥. Stevens
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Panama Canal
New Haven
Conn
J. C. Sanford
United States Engineer
Newport
R. L
Justice Harlan Declines Retirement Rumor
Washington November 17 Justice Harlan of the United States Supreme Court denied plans to retire saying he sees no reason to quit the bench and will notify the public if he decides to retire.
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Justice Harlan
Washington
United Sates Supreme Court Today
American Humane Association Opens 32nd Convention in New Orleans
Hundreds of delegates gather in New Orleans for the American Humane Association thirty second annual convention at the Athenaeum. Dr Williams of Albany and other officers miss the preliminaries due to a late New York steamer but arrive to open the event with multiple anti cruelty addresses.
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New Orleans
American Humane Association
Athenaeum
Williams, Girlsman
Albany
New York
Trial ordered for Ruef amid bribery charges
In San Francisco, Judge Lawler denied Ruef's dilatory motions and allowed the bribery trial to proceed, despite an earlier assassination attempt on Prosecutor Francis J. Haney. The court, after two sessions, rejected motions for venue changes, a 30 day continuance, and jury by nonattendance. The state plans to begin testimony tomorrow.
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Bact
San Francisco
Osi
Lawler
Abraham Ruef
Fone
Francis J. Haney
Lacher
Ruef
Diemtiangt
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