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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1907

Page

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Ten Thousand Hands Shake With Roosevelt on New Year Day

Washington reports the New Year reception drew nearly 10 000 Americans including foreign potentates army and navy officers statesmen and common people. The line stretched from the White House to the Corcoran Gallery, with police busy maintaining order as dignitaries and citizens waited for the president at home.

Pres. Roosevelt Washington Toonevell White House Pennsylvanis Avenue State, War and Navy Seventeenth Street Corcoran Art Gallery

IAPS drill at Honolulu on campus Japanese school

Japanese companies of forty conduct infantry drills daily at the Japanese school campus in Honolulu. They practice close and open order maneuvers with rifles, led by trained men. A Japanese training ship arrives with many reserves aboard and guns in the hold from a former Russo-Japanese war cruiser.

Honolulu

Wedding Sparks Bizarre Kissing Spree In St. Louis

The wedding of Jacob Glis her to Miss Lida Nieman in St. Louis on January 1 ended with the bride kissing about 400 guests within an hour. The groom, unfazed, said he did not care how many she kissed as the reception unfolded.

St. Louis Jacob Glisher Lida Nieman

Chinese famine reports obscure as rains worsen province

Fragmented dispatch notes in London report about 4,000,000 Chinese in Anhui province facing starvation due to excessive rains and crop failures. The text is garbled but indicates severe hunger amid agricultural distress.

London Anhui Province China Cotene

Interstate probe into block signal system for railways

The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate the block signal system of the Southern Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio railways in connection with the wreck that killed President of the Southym. The inquiry will begin in Washington this Friday and move to the wreck sites to assess signaling safety for travelers.

Washington Jintao Bouthorn Baltimore and Ohio Railways Interstate Commerce Commission Kystema Terra

Col Lon Livingston Seeks Fraud Order Against New York Exchange

Col Lon Livingston plans a fraud order against the New York Cotton Exchange amid charges of deceptive practices. He intends to file formal charges with the department and urges tight controls on telegraph and delivery systems amid speculation and bucket shopping concerns.

Col Lon Livingston N. Y. Exchange Jon Mey Cotton Exchange New York Burleson Texas Henlow Thay Yohane Turlevon

Law About Birth Records Sparks Mill Labor Debate

A Massachusetts Mills owner from Lindale near Rome argues lack of birth records weakens laws on child labor in the South mill system. He contends affidavits and age proof are unreliable, predicting more evasion as mills hire underage workers.

P. Metkieham Agert Massachusetts Thornita Lindale Rome Lang Wemlene Shheiner Ft Indate Horka

Patrick to Lose the Rice Millions for Rice Institute

Galveston Texas January 1 Albert T Patrick denied any share in the Will of Willanat Rice the estate given to trustees for the Rice Institute six million dollars for buildings and equipment four million for endowment authorized by the will executors transfer funds to the institute plan and assets laid out for the university project

Galveston Texas Albert T. Patrick Willanat. Rice Rice Institute

Trolleys Crash Leaves Motorman Near Death in Fog

Dense morning fog and a signaling misunderstanding caused a head on collision on the People's railway at Twenty third street in Wilmington. Motorman John Farrell was trapped beneath the car and severely injured, with life in doubt. A separate Brunswick dispatch reports a meeting in the study for the pastor of the First Baptist church to form the Law and Order League attended by prominent citizens and church leaders.

Wilmington Del People's Railway Law and Order League Georgian Brunswick First Baptist Church

City Reports Strong Start to New Year Budget

The city treasurer presents a balance report showing cash in banks and accounts in multiple Atlanta banks. Net collections and disbursements for the year are itemized, with totals carried from 1906 to 1907 and mentions of school vouchers and tax allocations.

Atlanta Balan Jane Ioe Aawurey Corety Hall

Jones Buys Sixteen Eggs From Grocer Jenks For 24 Cents

Fragmentary text notes Jones buying sixteen eggs from grocer Jenks for 24 cents. The remainder mentions Dudley praised by Peruvian officials and a succession plan involving President Pardo in Lima, Peru. The garbled passage also references farewells in New York and Los Angeles.

Jones Grocer Jenks Dudley Perpvisus New York Aner Peru Lima Havin PD Dudtey Wan Pardo

Fly Wheel Crushes Worker at Pratt Laboratory

A five ton flywheel fell from a derrick at Pratt Laboratory shortly after noon Tuesday, crushing employee K. Grenade’s leg. He was rushed to Presbyterian hospital where doctors feared amputation after examining his wounds. Grenade showed nerve despite severe injuries.

Pratt Laboratory K. Grenade Y Vic Presbyterian Hospital Grenade

Warden Alleges Graft Against Governor in Jackson

Special to The Georgian reports Warden J J Henry of the penitentiary, leaving office, charged Governor Vardenhin with graft. He claims a recent trip to St Louis saw the governor and board members buy many mules and saddle horses shipped to Jackson at state expense, creating a political sensation.

Jackson Miss J. J. Henry Vardenhin St. Louis Conte

Incomplete OCR Reads Sailors News from London

Fragmentary text from a London dispatch mentions naval caplains and perels, with unclear dates. The readable parts suggest a brief naval or maritime note but lack concrete names or events.

Engineer and Dancer clash over signals in deadly wreck

Report details a Baltimore and Ohio train wreck near Terra Cotta. Hildebrand claims a flag hid a signal while authorities say Driver Phillips faces exoneration. Dozens injured with fears of death, as investigators arrest the crew amid heavy legal action.

Washington Jan Baltimore Trale No Terra. Cotta Bethle Gensis Algual

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