Georgia and Auburn officials seek seats at Brisbane Park
Northeast outlook with varied winds and a lively city scene. Georgia and Auburn officials travel to Athens for a Wednesday meeting to settle the uniform book system while a city council gathering plans for an exhibit at the St Louis exposition.
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Gedustrial
Atlanta
Wily Sk
School Book Commission
Yall
AL To
St. Louis Exposition
Georgia
Auburn
Brisbane Park
Yarbrough
Arbert
Gus Anderson
Nita
Atlan
Meeting to arrange exhibits for world’s fair in Chattanooga Tenn
Citizens and manufacturers hold a special meeting to plan exhibits for the world’s fair. Leaders including Major E. B. Stahlman token Watkins and other notable figures will discuss reproducing exhibits in Chattanooga.
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Chattanoma
Tenn
Eethante Ana
Mov
Thiage
Tattanoog
Cola RE Aintoe
E. B. Stahlman
Token Watkins
Mddresges
Proclaimed Crisis as Colombia Presses for Isthmus
Colon reports a nationwide clash looms as malcontents are urged to leave Panama. Generals Harría and Bustamante return to Colon aboard the Canada while U S forces retire to Colón. Victor Salazar condemns the movement and Panama leans on America amid growing tensions and warnings of bloodshed.
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Colon
Republic
Harria
Bustamente
Canada
Savanna
United States
Atlanta
Panama
Victor Salazar
Department of Panama
Palmira
Cagca
Padmira
Panamuz
Cauca
Antioquia
Colombia
Uribe-Uribe
Ben-jamin Herrera
Libera
Warlike French engineer urges European action over Isthmus
Bonaparte Wyre, the French engineer granted the Panama canal concession by Colombia, writes The Eclair urging a European understanding to counter the United States for the Isthmian question. He warns against US aggression, proposes European naval escort for Colombian troops, and suggests The Hague arbitration as the solution. He stresses that force could lead Colombia to seize the US minister in Bogota if provoked.
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Washington
Colombia
Fia
Republic of Panama
Tis Ie
State Department
Beaupre
Bogota
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Bogote
Paris
Bonaparta Wyre
Panama
Eclair
France
Europe
Frame
M. Wyse
Blomney
Hague
Iraue
How Dr Blinn Was Trapped In New York
New York November 22. Dr Francis Gray Olinn was arrested at his sanitarium after a joint action by the County Medical Society and Health Commission. A sting involving a medical student and a Bayonne dealer led to payment and a setup to administer chloroform. Dr Blinn attempted to grab a revolver, was overpowered, cuffed, and taken to the police station.
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New York
County Medical Society
Lederte
Francis Gray Olinn
Blinn
Edwin Watkins
Bayonne
J. Sterling Loomis
Frenchman
Lord and Corrigan
Fritchman
Watking
Worst Feared For Steamer Discovery Sailed From Nome
A special report from Juneau Alaska states the steamer Discovery is believed lost. The vessel sailed from Nome in late October and has been seen only once since. Severe storms plague the route to Seattle, with about fifty or sixty passengers unconfirmed in Nome's records.
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Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Juneau
Alaska
Excelsior
Discovery
Nome
Burglars Try to Cut Off Edith Shippey's Fingers
In Marion Ohio early this morning John Shippey a lumber merchant was robbed as burglars attacked Edith Shippey and attempted to cut off her fingers to reach diamond rings. Three men were arrested and a woman claiming to be Mary Miller but likely named Craig a nurse employed by Dr Blinn was also seized as an accomplice. Two other nurses in the house were not arrested.
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Indlang
New York
Haryeshee Coterae
Orme
R. D. Murray
Marine Hospital Service
Laredo
Tex
Marlon
Ind
Edith Shippey
Gira
Chicago City Railroad
Marion, Au
John Shippey
Mary. Miller
Craig
Blinn
Blood and Chaos in Moro Fight as 2000 Attackers Face U S
In the Philippines a five day clash between American troops led by General Wood and Moro insurgents results in hundreds dead or wounded. Major Scott and five privates are wounded. a Moro leader's ambush injures Scott. The Moros retreat to swamps, later suffering more losses as American forces press the pursuit near Slet Jake and Jolo. Wood plans a second expedition against 2000 Moros behind Tablibi.
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Spaato
Jolo
Fallippines
Leonard Wood
Dsargenta
Eace
San Domingo
Windsor
Victor Jae Auuel
Edward
Nagylok
Tran- Agana
Colon
Republic
Vienna
Germany
Suis
Wes
Call Teraels
Fardinal
Rampolla
Mags
Msthaler Churen
Mervices Ig
Reme
Ann
Ted
Porto Carre
Meral B·lazar
Colombia
Ginlelng
Manila
Rolo
Jeonard
Wood
H. L. Scott
Fourteenth Cavalry
Stet ‘Jake
Jalo
Scott
Panglima Hasven
Habsen
Scott Wa
Hagen
D. J. Rumbough
Syrian peddler falls to death in Dublin grab
N Mansour a Syrian peddler with a Dublin stand fell from a 30 foot trestle on the Wrightsville and Tennute railway into water this afternoon and died in about half an hour. He came from near Beirut Syria and had been in the United States two years. He has a Savannah based brother in law and no other relatives here. Syrian people will bury him.
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Georgia Baptist Convention
Athens
Y. Co. Nels
Columbus
Raymond Mullins
Mansour
Dublin
N. Mansour
Wrightsville and Tennute
Beirut
Syria
Savannah
Texans Pray for Rain in Southeast Texas Fires
Dallas dispatch reports ongoing forest fires in the southeast Texas pine lands with no stopping prospect. In churches across Texas towns residents offered prayers today, hoping for rain to check the blazes and bring relief to affected communities.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Has Tendered Resignation To Chairman Of Board
The article states that an official has submitted a resignation to the board chairman. It notes that believed differences between the president and the chairman led to the resignation. The report identifies the key parties as the president and the chairman and mentions the board's involvement.
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Hanson
Central of Georgia Chief Egan Resigns Aboard Plan for New Leader
Major J F Hanson confirms leave for John M Egan who has tendered his resignation from the Central of Georgia railway and will depart for New York on a two week leave. W G Winburn likely to succeed as president, with Hanson as chair, and Kline to head operations. Egan served since 1896, enhancing earnings and facilities amid board friction. reports say his resignation stems from executive committee actions.
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Savannah
John M. Egan
Central of Georgia Railway
New York
The
Central
Egan
Central Railway
J. F. Hanson
Macon
Major Hanson
E. H. Hinton
Mr. Hinton
Hancop Poald
Mr. Egan
Egangwig
W. A. Winburn
Winburn
Ti Fg
Kline
the Central
Hanson
R. L. Pritchard
A. R. Lawton
Fean
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