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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1907

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Pacific Mail Steamer City of Panama Believed Lost

A Pacific Mail steamship the City of Panama is believed to have foundered with 100 plus aboard off the California coast after a fierce southeastern gale. Life rafts reached Waddell beach but no survivors confirmed. the aged vessel, built in 1878, had long been regarded as overdue for retirement. Among passengers were J Henry Waldo Coe of Portland and Mrs Coe en route to New York, with prominent Oregonians aboard. The ship sailed from this port Monday for Mazatlan, with Captain A W Nelson in command.

San Francisco Pacific Mail City of Panama Waddell Beach Here Panama J. Henry Waldo Coe Portland New York Medical Editors’ Association Roosevelt James Phemon Sutherfordang H. W. Coe Ae Snes Frank Gluyas Charles J.C. Coney Harry Fescadoro Littlefield Anacon Mazatlan Mexico A. W. Nelson W. H. Pillsbury A. Pillsbury Marine Underwriters Manchuria Rabbit Island

Star Route Mail Carriers Face Prosecution in N U L Court

Fifteen star route mail carriers and their bondsmen in the Northern District of Georgia face early court dates. Action seeks actual damages to the government totaling 4,726.67 dollars, with suits targeting both principal and securities for the full bond amounts. Damages arise from using nonregular carriers after contracts were secured, with bonds aggregating 100 dollars per case.

United States Circuit Court District of Georgia Comnet Beet Office Tant Weldon Securities Princip Cananes

Woman President Feature Remains Hazy in Local Note

A fragmented OCR item mentions a woman president and a state bank with unclear context. Names appear garbled as Mra. Al Gia Kan and Sy 3 president in the worm PRUtry een Sonoager, lacking coherent details to describe a concrete event or outcome.

Mra al- Gia Kan Jan Ate Sy 3 Prutry Een Sonoager

Seaboard Acquires Macon Dublin and Savannah Rail Assets

The Macon Dublin and Savannah line joins Seaboard Air Line interests, boosting Atlanta as a rail hub. The proposed Atlanta to Macon line would create a coastward route 30 miles shorter than any other, linking key southern Georgia connections and expanding Seaboard control amid Coast Line speculation. The ATL ACL relations involve shared stock and long leases on Georgia railroad assets.

Macon Dublin Savannah Seaboard Air Line Atlanta Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard South Georgia Coast Line Chicago Louisville and Nashville Boutaville and Nashville Shville Chattanooga St. Louis Georgia Railroad Atlantic Conant Central Southern

Bomb Blast Kills Banker and Assistant at Philadelphia Bank

A Russian man, refused a loan, hurled a cylindrical bomb at the Fourth National Bank in Philadelphia just before noon. W Z McLeer, assistant cashier, and an unidentified man were killed. about twenty others injured as debris damaged the bank interior. Richard H Rushton narrowly escaped harm. Police investigate motive as officials brace for possible further casualties.

Philadelphia W. Z. McLeer Fourth National Bank Richard H. Rushton Rushton

Sage’s Life Threatened By Bomb Plot Crank

In New York years ago a mysterious man demanded a large sum from the late Russell Boge. When refused, a bomb exploded. Sage hid behind a clerk who was maimed, the assailant died. Reporter Isaac D. White traced the culprit via a coat button to a Boston clothier, uncovering the crank’s identity through rapid, persistent digging. The widow said the husband had seemed unsettled and vanished.

Russell Boge New York Sage Isaac D. White New York World White Boston

Sub-Treasury Fight Reaches Atlanta Monday

Washington dispatch reports Atlanta pressing to unite Georgia Florida and Carolina allies in a sub-treasury bid. Savannah leaders arrive to push for city rivalries to be resolved by a Monday conference at 9 am. Key Georgia lawmakers debate who favors Atlanta or Savannah as votes hinge on a unified plan. The piece also notes a 119 year old clock in New York stopping for the first time.

John Temple Graves Washington Atlanta Sub-Treasury Savannah A. R. Lawton Milla Lane J. R. Leakin Pleas Stovall J. Stillwell Red Hor Georgia Alabama United Birmingham Carolina Columbia Florida Clay Livingston Bell Lee Hardwick Howard Adamson Bacon Ia Brantley Overstreet Griggs Lewis New York St. Paul's Steeple Broadway Vesey Street

Ranger Chief After Foraker Ranger Chief After Foraker

Ban Antonio Texas Ranger Captain Hill Macdonald arrived in San Antonio to press Judge Purdy for more evidence from pioas in Brownsville trouble. He read Senator Peras speech and said he would swim the Mississippi River to cross examine the senator and defend the Rangers against alleged misstatements.

Ban Antonio Texas Hill] Macdonald Texas Ranger San Antonio Tam Senate

Mob of Japanese Laborers Attack Section Boss in Porterville

In Porterville California on January 6 a mob of Japanese laborers attacked section boss Roy V Clark on Southern Pacific tracks. Clark escaped and obtained warrants for forty Japanese. fifteen were arrested but sent to Hawaii for safety amid ongoing anti Japanese sentiment.

Porterville Cal Roy V. Clark Clark Visa- Hawall

Mother Eddy Defends Family History Against McClure's Claim

Mary Baker Eddy responds to a McClure's Magazine piece on her early life and family, defending their dignity and correcting numerous alleged misstatements. She recounts her father's status, education, and public roles, and clarifies her brothers' professions and family history with details from Bow and Concord, New Hampshire.

Concord N. H McClure Mary Baker Eddy Saul Christian Science Pranklin McClure’s McClure's Magazine London Bow N. H. Franklin Pierce United States Mark Baker Mr. Pierce New Hampshire Baker Row Bakers Albert Mary Baker George Sullivan Haker Tilton

Competition Still Keen in Railroad Trust Probe

The ongoing Sherman act inquiry into Harriman railroad and steamship consolidations continued at the Federal building with E T Jeffrey testifying about Western Pacific construction. He noted expected closer D R G and Southern Pacific ties failed due to Union Pacific control, while asserting California to Atlantic traffic competition remains strong. In Cumberland Maryland a 53 year old woman, Isa bel Marietta, drank carbolic acid amid health despondency, dying in Connelsville.

New York Harriman Federal Building Martin A. Knapp Franklin K. Lane James 8. Harlan Interstate Commerce Commission E. T. Jeffrey Denver and Rio Grande Railroad New Western Pacific Company Jeffrey Severance Western Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Southern Pacific Union Pacific Japan Far East Pittsburg Cumberland Isabell Marietta Connelsville

Weather clue hints umbrellas for Saturday night into Sunday

A garbled weather note suggests carrying an umbrella if signals are favorable. It predicts partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions for Saturday night into Sunday, with temperatures around midday. The fragment mentions a likelihood of rain and an unsettled forecast.

Ellis Only Man To Vote With Mayor On Override

Twenty one of twenty three councilmen declare they will vote to override Mayor Woodward's veto on the high license ordinance. Councilman Bilis Jr. says he will sustain the veto, standing pat despite others’ plans. Some members, including Tarione, expected to oppose the veto with the majority in finance.

Woodward W. D. Bilis, Jr General Council Tarione Washington Cean

Apology Noncommittal From Rev. Dr. Broughton Over City Hall Clash

In Atlanta the Rev. Sen. Broughton, found resting on a Chicago sleeper, signals a forthcoming apology about the high license ordinance. He will not apologize until city law is clinched, citing past interviews as a caution. He plans to address the matter in Sunday night sermon as details of Mayor LeKey and council actions unfold.

Atlanta Sen Broughton Chicago Woodward Dr. Broughton James G. James le Key Ameney Ae Qquor South Carolina Iim Key

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