Adams Express Clerk Charged With $100000 Theft
Pittsburg report details a large cash package misappropriated by Edward George Cunliffe acting as money clerk. About $1,000 missing from his care, plus a $300,000 package not received at the Union Station office. Cunliffe left work and did not return, wife recalled him saying he was going out for the evening. Warrant issued for larceny.
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Edward George Cunliffe
Union Station
Lucerne Street
West End
Pittsbore
Cunliffe
Ly Goodby
Gunlitte
Jarceny
Endowment Plan Aimed At Mercer University Dormitory
Baptist leaders plan to boost Mercer University's endowment to half a million dollars. A new dormitory and dining hall building, costing about 20 900 dollars, is also proposed for the campus. President Charles Lee Smith drives improvements before year’s end. Masons of Georgia announce the 119th Grand Lodge session in Macon from October 31 to November 2, overlapping with the Georgia Farmers’ Fair and Exposition crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Mercer University
Charles Lee Smith
Smith
W. A. Wolvin
Grand Lode of
Georgia
Grand Lodge of
Frea
Georgis
Beity
Macog
Grand Lodge
Georgia Farmers
Alacun
THIRTY TWO NEW GASES REPORTED IN PENSACOLA
Hungarian diet prorogued after tense sessions with protests from a disputed expedition in the tower house. Baron Fejervary to Vienna to report to the king emperor on reappointment or resignation as premier amid negotiations on money, army, and trade policies. Parliament faces funding questions and delayed quarterly allowances as the crisis continues.
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Pensacola
Bude Pest
Hungary
Tower House
Baron Feveruary
Vienna
Justh
Tower Coupe
Hampden-Sidney College Football Team May Disband
In Richmond Virginia on October 10, it is understood the Hampden-Sydney football team will cancel all dates for games because of a recent fatal injury to a team member during practice.
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Richmond
Hampden-Sidney
Fever Plague Outbreak Expands Across Cities In the South
Nellow Fever Running Ram pant in Metropolis West Florida reports rising cases and calls for more doctors. In Pensacola and New Orleans daily tallies show increases with multiple new foci and deaths. Official notices list cases, totals, and under treatment as health officials seek more physicians to curb spread.
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Metropolis
West
Florida
Pensacola
Flametower
Frederick Hanar
Brest
Paris
Japan
Ety Council
New Orleans
Canal Street
Prytania Street
Alate
New Iberia
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Natehaz
Port Gibson
Gulfport
Air Exhibits Grow to Fine Proportions At Fair
Weather and crowds shaped opening night as Atlanta fair amusements unveiled. Report notes strong agricultural displays, a dramatic race finish praised as among the best in years, and ongoing efforts to complete county exhibits despite intermittent rain. Readers are promised fuller coverage on page four.
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Atlanta
Bankers Meet in Washington Opens Thirty First Session
Washington October 10 more than 2000 bankers have registered for the thirty first annual session of the American Bankers Association to convene at the National theater tomorrow. Trust company section discusses federal control while statistics of savings accounts are planned. A publicity section is formed. Boundary case opens in Louisville water dispute with Louisiana and Minnesota asserting a line and water shares valued around two to twenty three million dollars. Attorney general of Louisiana presents the opening argument.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
New National
Exvings Bank
Ptems Ooute
United States
Louisvalle
Miewantpol
Ayater Heda
Louisiana
Ars
John DyTsond
Gould faction heads toward control of Wabash directors
Moledo Ohio October 10 The Wabash railroad meeting extended from two in the morning until 1 18 at night as proxies dominated the session. Insufficient election figures were released but it is believed Gould supporters hold about 322 000 000 in bonds and Ramsey around 2 000 000. Six Gould allied nominees Roberts Sage Winsley Pierce Clawry ET Welle Saunders and MR M Galloway are set to win as directors with Ramsey seen as weaker in proxy support.
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Moledo
Ohio
Anna
Wabash Railroad
Gould
Ramsey
Ruspell Sage
Winsley
Pierce
RC. Clawry
ET. Welle
W. B. Saunders
KR. M. Galloway
Usas
Holt
Winseat
Hearst Accepts the Nomination for New York Mayor
William Randolph Hearst publicly accepts the Municipal Ownership League nomination for New York mayor. The party convention meets Thursday, with Hearst on three tickets the Democratic, Republican, and Municipal Ownership League. Chattanooga elects William L. Frierson mayor by unanimous vote, term beginning January 1, 1906, with sixteen Democrats and two Republicans on the council.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Samuel Seabury
Municipal Ownership League
Hearst
Democratic
Republican
Chattanooga
Tent
Wiliam L. Frierson
Uugoninous
Giera
Board of Councilmon
Famocrats
Georgia Chaingang Case Figures in High Court Delays
The High Court refused to delay hearings for the Georgia chaingang case to please Secretary of State Mr Root. The court allowed a one week postponement, but decided to proceed without Mr Root. Attorney Ackerman for Jamison and Minter Wimberts argued the point as the case advances.
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High Court
MR. Root
Georgia
Wasa
Mr. Bart
Preme Court
United States
EF. H. Wimbley
Henry Jamson
Alexander Acker
Man
Jamison
Heat
Root
Ackerman
Minter Wimberts
Wimbish
Georgla
Wimberly
Speer
Prayer Ends in Paralyzing Fall at Baptist Church
Professor Calloway, head of the schools, collapsed to paralysis while praying during a weekly service at the Baptist church. Witnesses reported a voice from a front pew and a startled congregation as he was carried home in an ambulance. The incident follows a past earthquake night at the same church when a terrifying roar marked another miraculous disruption.
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Professor Calloway
Baptist Church
Dr. B. Terrey
Calliway
Charleston
Mother's Heroic Action Saves Life of Her Boy
Passengers on the midday Columbia Newberry and Laurens train recount a miraculous escape when a boy stood on an open seat near a window. The train curved, the boy was hurled headlong through the window, and a mother behind him reached across and grabbed him just as he slipped from view. Captain J. B. Tana of Columbia helped assist in the rescue.
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Imother
Columbia
Newberry
Laurens
Little Mountain
Chapin
Witte
B.C. Ostobder Jr
Spe
Dow
Gar
J. 8
Tana
Spouse of Mrs C C Catt to science body
NW YORK October 9. In accord with the will of George W. Catt founder of the Ge Dredging and Construction Co who died Sunday at Hoskins Sues Ryan Trenton New Jersey October 8 Harry C Hoskins of New York asks chancery to compel Thomas F Ryan vice president of the Mortons Trust Co to account for a share of profits he alleges Ryan obtained from promotion of the United lead residence. His body was dissected at Bellevue hospital for science. Mrs Catt is wife of Mrs Cache Chapman Catt president of the International Woman Suffrage League. The company was organized January 1905 with 5 million authorized capital Ryan controlled and Hawkins says options came from him as part of study of lead trade conditions.
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York
George W.cact
Ge Dredging and Constructon Company
Hoskins
Bia
Bellevue Medical Hospital
Sci~ence
Mr Catt
Cache Chapman Catt
International Woman’s Saffrage League
Ryan
Hawkins
Haska
Campaign contributions top $90,000 in NY probe
In New York the inquiry into Mutual Life Insurance reveals 1900 previously undisclosed campaign payments. Dr Gillette testifies he paid cash amounts while McCurdy claimed limited knowledge of totals. The company kept a confidential fund for legal expenses, with executives approving disbursements.
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New York
Kemer
Fred Nixon
Assembly of the Legislature of
Westfield
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard 4
Gillette
Mr. McCurdy
McCurdy Seld
Robert Olyphant
Olyphant
Stinman
Grantiss
John A McCall
Weather forecast for Georgia and surrounding states
Washington October 10 forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair, cooler west and east portions in Georgia with clearing in the east on Wednesday and cooler conditions in the south east. North Carolina and South Carolina to be rain and cooler Wednesday and Thursday with fair, cooler eastern portions and fresh southwest to northwest winds. Western Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana to be fair but much colder Wednesday, then fair Thursday with fresh north winds. Eastern Florida partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with cooler north and central portions and variable winds. Temperature outlook shows high and low ranges and precipitation figures summarized.
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Washington
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carotos
Florida
Alabama
Misalass
Louisians
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Pittsburg Bank
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Adamos Express Company
Bank of
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To &Bank
Colambus
Howell Hollis
Trasfsc
L. W. Entsinger
Prenix Fire Ingnrence Company
Baptists
Baron Fejervary
Frans Josef
Fair Amusements
Trust Company Section
Yeate
THE
Goulds
Directorate
Kaiser
Dichess Sophie
C. C. Catt
McCurdy
Insurance
Augusta
Boston
Buffalo
Kansas
Citv
Knosxville
Angeles
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Norfolk
Worth Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Marbury
Foreckater
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