Judge Kavanaugh Ove In Birmingham Friday Afternoon
Birmingham memo reports Judge Kavanaugh will be in Birmingham at 4 p m Friday for a meeting with local officials and club directors. Banquet at the Country Club planned for visiting delegates with Amerine of Montgomery and Wally Screws present. Malarkey named manager. no change in ownership of the franchise.
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Percy H. Whiting
Birmingham
Ala
Kavanaugh
Baugh
Birmingham Club
Country Club
Amerine
Montgomery Club
Wally Screws
Montgomery Advertiser
Malarkey
Montgomery
New Park
Charley Babb
Memphis
Billy Smith
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Fight Over Right of Way Continues
In Atlanta court Thursday J A Goins faced a charge of blocking a public thoroughfare where the Foundry street crosses railroad tracks. The case was continued. The railway sought injunctions against city digging and pole planting on claimed right of way. Judge Pendleton denied perpetual injunction but issued a restraining order set for Saturday.
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Broyles
J. A. Goins
Central of Georgia Railroad
Foundry Street
Arthur Hyman
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Railway Company
Pendleton
Superior Court
Atlanta
J. L. Mayson
Railways Company
Continental Gin Company
Despondent Youth Fatally Injures Self in Georgia
Special to The Georgian from LaGrange Georgia reports Frank Bassett a young man in a despondent mood who cut his own throat in his town. He had warned friends of his intent for days but was not taken seriously. He was found with chest and throat wounds Thursday evening and died this morning from the injuries.
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LaGrange
Frank Basset
Atlanta Boy Wins Success On Stage
Vernon P. Wallace a former local newspaper man now in the theatre has earned leading roles with the Cos metropolitan Comedy Company Lottie Williamson Company and the H. D. Rucker Karak Company He will join his Houston Texas company soon friends in Atlanta praise his stage success.
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Vernon P. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Cosmopolitan Comedy Company
Lottie Williamson Company
H. D. Rucker Karak Company
Jin
Houston
Texas
Atlanta
Road Will Fight the Receivership
New York reports Mobile railroad receivership action, with President Bird Robinson denying knowledge of the move. He says the company and major creditors have hired counsel led by Judge John F. Dillin to pursue removal of receivers and restoration of property to the debtor. Proceedings will continue with obligations scheduled as they mature.
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New York
Mobile
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Birdy Robinson
John F’. Dillin
Woman's understanding of politics noted in boards
A commentator praises a woman’s skill in roasting and baking while noting her grasp of intricate political systems. The piece contrasts her knowledge with men and emphasizes her advantageous insight and capability in public affairs.
Georgian Dinner Marks Big Family Gathering at Kimball
The Atlanta Georgian staff of over one hundred, plus many wives and relatives, gathered at the Kimball for a festive evening. F L Seely and Col Graves spoke as Mrs Ball surprised with witty remarks, a stereopticon tour followed, and a hearty meal showcased Will Zimmer’s dining skill. Attendees included publishers, editors, and a long list of staff members and their families.
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Kimball
Seely
Col. Graves
Atlanta
F. L. Seely
Andy” McGough
Colonel Graves
Will Zimmer
Mr. Seely
Shirley Victor Brooks
Mrs. Ball
Egypt
F. Seely
John Temple Graves
Emma Connally
George C. Ball
Susie Ball
Charlotte Stewart
Belene Armstrong
T. B. Goodwin
Dudley Glass
C. J. Kelly
Charles EB
Wife of a bricklayer claims son is George Pullman heir
In New York Mrs. Pullman Breslin, wife of a bricklayer, asserts she was married to George Pullman and that Edmond, her son, is his child. She cites court records, hotel registrations, and a Rome letter from Cardinal Satolli era to prove the marriage and paternity, seeking $50,000 trust for Edmond.
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New York
George Pullman
Edmond
Pullman
Cardinal Satolli
Mrs. Pullman- Breslin
Euerope
Cardinal Satelli
Washington
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Clara Eliott
Washington, D. C
Waldorf
Holland House
Murray Hill
Bel. Pullmen
Gerry Society
Italy
Barton
Red Crows
Sumner A. Mason
Palermo
Stcily
Davida
San Presco del Barr
Family Losses Across Worlds Mark a Widow’s Lament
In March 1596 the narrator laments the death of her mother who was buried in Algeria and notes her brother Walter BE Mason died in South Africa. She states she has no one left in the world except her husband, Mr. Breslin.
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Algeria
Walter BE. Mason
South Africa
Mr. Breslin
Pontifical Army Veterans Honored by Pope in Rome
In Rome on December 28 the pope greeted 517 survivors of the disbanded Pontifical Army, leaders including Colonel Blumenthal. He thanked them for past service and regretted he cannot aid the papal defenders as he wishes. He spoke privately with many veterans and with Prince Lancelotti, acknowledging his role in delivering news of the victory to Pius IX.
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Rome
Pontifical Army
Menteanu
Blumenthal
Lancelotti
Pius IX
30 Persons Hurt In Trolley Crash In Lombardy
Rome reports a deadly trolley crash near Gallarate Lombardy as an electric train entering the railway station collided with a vehicle, injuring thirty people seriously. W. W. Smith, longtime New York native and heart patient, dies Friday morning at a private sanitarium after declining health. His sister traveled from Chicago for the holidays. she returned home as he passed away.
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Rome
Italy
Gallarate
Lombardy
W. Smith
W. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Florida
New York
Mhicazo
New York City
Railroad to Pension for Faithful Employees
Chicago date line reports Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe president E P Ripley announcing a new pension system to start January 1. A five member board of pensions will oversee usage, with pensions calculated by salary and length of service, a $20 minimum and typically up to $75, though exceptions may raise this limit.
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Chicago
E. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Board of Pensions
Pany
Roosevelt Party Checks Into Pine Knot Lodge
President Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt and four children with Surgeon General Rixey and Lt C Hammer Jr of the navy arrive at Pine Knot Roosevelt lodge in Southern Albemarle near Charlottesville Virginia a six o clock yesterday afternoon. They will stay until New Year’s Eve. The party was welcomed by Joseph Wilmer and four servants including Uncle Dick and William Wilmer. The trip was uneventful and the group traveled aboard the Twilight car attached to the rear of the regular train.
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Charlottesville
Roosevelt
Rixey
Langdon
New York
C. Hammer, Jr
Navy
Pine Knot
Roosevelt Lodge
Albemarle
Joseph Wilmer
Round Top
William Wilmer
New ‘York
Metropolis
GIVES WIFE ESTATE, THEN KILLS. SELF
Norfolk Va December 28 Dr Charles L Culpepper 42 a leading Portsmouth Va physician and state medical examiner of the Royal Arcanum committed death by firing a bullet into his brain after drinking wood alcohol. Bad health given as cause. Body found today. Survived by wife and one child. A portion of his property was transferred to his wife yesterday.
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Norfolk
Charles L. Culpepper
Portsmouth
Royal Arcanum
Beresford Death In Railroad Wreck Stirs Sensation
Special to The Georean New Orleans December 28 reports the death of J J Beresford in a Santa Fe wreck at King North Dakota and a will provision of $10000 for a nurse at 834 Camp Street amid fever rumors The tale ties to British aristocracy and a mixed history involving Dia fever and a boarding house at 910 Camp Street Mrs Fannie and a wife who allegedly returned after purported deaths.
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Georean
New Orleans
J. J. Beresford
Santa Fe
King
N. D
Camp Street
Rewards Posted After Race Riots In Scooba Mississippi
Governor Vardaman offers 500 reward for each of Hal Bird Ernest Brown and Dan Kerr dead or alive for shooting Clint Nicholson a Black farmer and burning him before he died. He also posts 500 for Tom son a Black man linked to the road detective killing as white men flee Alabama. The governor’s harsh view of the Negro race is noted amid a tense security moment.
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Vardaman
Hal Bird
Ernest Brown
Dan Kerr
Clint Nicholson
Tomson
John O'Brien
Alabama
Simpson
Bidady
Uncle Sam Relents Soap and Towels for P. O. Employes
The postoffice and treasury departments reach an agreement for Atlanta postoffice workers to receive soap and towels at department expense for the first time. Towels lack the word Department in the border but will be supplied with postoffice funds. About 600 pounds of towels and soap have been purchased and installed, marking a cleanliness advance.
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Postoffice Department
Treasury Department
Atlanta
Mexican Rebel Fined and Sentenced in Revolution Case
Tombatone Aris reports that Dean yesterday sentenced Pinoza, a captured Mexican revolutionary, to two years in prison and a fine of 1500 dollars. Mexico reports indicate the revolutionists turned over to authorities by troops may face execution or long-term imprisonment.
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Tombatone
Aris
Dec
Pinoza
Toc
Mexico
Ottoman government orders withdrawal to avert clash
Constantinople report says the Ottoman government ordered Turkish troops to withdraw from disputed territory to avert conflict with Persian allied forces. The move aims to reduce tensions following the December 24 decision.
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Constantinople
Ite
The Ee Man Found Missing After Theatrical Disappearance
New York December 28 reports the disappearance of Patrick J a renowned theatrical manager linked to Elisabeth Kennedy and Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The case unsettles New York and Brooklyn as details emerge of a possible flight or concealment with financially tied kin. Authorities probe bank records and savings for clues amid vague leads about his heir and arrangements.
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New York
Patrick J
Elisabeth Kennedy
Ella Wheeler Wilson
York
Brooklyn
Hennedy
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