Got No Ifs Declares Cassatt Got No Ifs Declares Cassatt
Cassatt reveals holdings of stock in four steel rail and equipment firms selling to Pennsylvania Company. He admits ownership of 647 shares and discusses past purchases, sale history, and lack of gifts or direct service for shippers. He asserts no personal profit from coal or coke interests and clarifies past and current roles with Berwind-White and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cassatt Ndhe
Vania
Cassatt
Pennin Rail
Od Coal and Coke Company
Keystone Coal “i Coke Company
Berwindite Coal Mining Fee
Leta Coal Company
bn. _ na
She Wstone Coal and Coke Company
Henrietta Coal Company
Cass &Co
Berwind-White
Hock
D. White & Co
Itt
Atock Pennsylvania Steel Company
Cambia Steel Company
Feorlot
Pennsylva Road Company
Pennsylvania Lines
Ashe Sues Bradstreet Report Over Libel Claim
H. M. Ashe files a $25,000 damages suit against Bradstreet Company alleging gross libel and false statements about his typewriter business and finances. The case references a receiver filing and notices read by subscribers, with Culberson & acting in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ashe
Bradstreet Company
Culberson
Watars Decorated With Baseball Bats in Service
Ohio report from June 11 notes teams from Toledo and Milwaukee attending a Trinity Episcopal service after a championship game. The chancel was decorated with baseball masks gloves and chest protectors. The rector praised baseball as a worthy profession and urged temperance for success on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Toledo
Milwaukee Association
Trinity Epiacopa
Cyrus Townsend Brady
RUSS TERRORISTS WOUND OFFICERS IN SHIP GROUNDING AND RUNAWAY CASE
Philadelphia reports the steamer Westerlanland grounded near South Shoals with about a thousand passengers. Rescue tugs and boats responded as distress signals were seen but unreadable. Elsewhere, Addie Goes, 16, was taken into custody with Earl Costley over her alleged elopement. both deny wrongdoing and describe pressures from a relative. a court date is set. In Warsaw, news of a terrorist attack at Stedice emerges with officials wounded and expected fatalities. In St Petersburg the dogma opening prompts debate on military matters and a procedural dispute with the military prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Westerlaniand
South Shoals
Delaware Bay
Soley
Balteyes
Pretty Addie Goes
Exposition Cotton Milla
Earl Costley
Belwood Avenue
Atlanta Steel Hoop Company
Arthur
Hard
Miss Goss
Miss Sanderson
Costley
Willie Colla
Bush Street
Justice of the Peace
Puckett
Marion Hayes
Six Die as New York Storm Rages Offshore
Six persons drowned and six others hurt in a fierce gale that hit New York yesterday. A yacht capsized near the west bank of New York Bay with a fishing party of eleven led by Captain Theodore Bownett. Hugo Limberg, 24, of Long Island City, drowned after his racing shell overturned. Charles Reilly, 28, and William Pea, 20, also drowned off Went Thirty-fifth Street. A tree fell at Newbuts killing Jane M. Bunn and injuring her mother Mrs. J. W. Bunn. Hazel Coonan was injured from a broken bone. Edward and Mrs. Cook were knocked from a steam launch struck by lightning near Ettingville. Four others were severely burned at Jamaica when a tree sheltered by them was struck by lightning.
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New York
Little
West Bank
New York Bay
Theodore Bownett
Hugo Limberg
Long Island City
Flushing
Charles Reilly
William Pe
Thirty-fifth Street
Newbuts
Iane M. Bunn
West Union, C
J. W. Bunn
Hazel Coonan
Ettingville
Staten Island
Sau
Edward Cook
Jamaica
William Block
Max Schimple
Nathan Diffelibolt
Six Italians Arrested in Stanton Mansion Murder Case
Six men were arrested in connection with the murder of Mrs. Alice Kinnan on the piazza of the Stanton mansion at 24 Washington Avenue. Police expect at least one more custody. motive remains unclear and detectives admit uncertainty as authorities probe a quarrel with a prominent local Italian man. The husband has been located but not detained.
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New York
Alice Kinnan
Stanton Mansion
Washington Avenue
McCapley
Bronx
Jcion
Kidnapping Tale Deepens Across State Line
Special to The Georgian describes further developments in the alleged kidnapping of Mrs. Jessie Holland. A writ was issued to Mrs. Laura Peterman to appear in Moultrie and respond why she should restrain the woman accused of taking Holland. The action seeks due process to prevent crossing the state line with the daughter.
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Moultrie
Jessie Holland
Midnl
Holland
Parker
Laura Peterman
Ride
Republican Convention Called for County Republicans
Special to The Gorgian from Chata Tennessee reports the county Republicans have called a convention to meet at the court house. The Saranich convenes in Nashville on July 22 setting the date for the county gathering and related party activities.
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Chata
Tenn
Police Commission Meeting Postponed Amid Investigations
The police commission will not meet Tuesday night as expected. three investigations are postponed until all commissioners can attend. Commissioner Brandon is out of town tending a sick sister in Chattanooga. Mayor Woodward and Commissioner Venable will also be away, delaying any early reschedule. Charges have been served on Sergeants Turner and Mitchell and Detective Lockhart for conduct unbecoming an officer, involving the Moon-Bahnefeld case and misused valuables. A successor to Captain Moon is to be elected, with a fight looming over civil service rules and whether a new captain must face a civil service exam.
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Police Commission
Brandon
Chattanooga
Terry
Woodward
Venable
Jennis
Turner
Mitchell
Lockhart
Ita Turner
Edna Rexford
Thia
Joe Peer & Pawnbroker
Decatur Street
Moon
Police
Goff Refuses Patrick Trial in Murder Case
New York June 11 report says Reconler Goff has completed an opinion refusing a new trial for Albert T. Patrick, condemned to hang next Monday for the murder of William Rice. Patrick’s lawyers seek an adverse decision and plan appeals to the United States Supreme Court for a writ of error and for habeas corpus. They may also petition Governor Higgins for clemency or commutation of the death sentence.
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New York
Goff
Pew
Albert T. Patrick
Brig St
William B. Rice
Patrick
He United States Supreme Court
Higgins
Carries and nominations in tense June election scene
In a June election scene in ayenaville Sara secures a seat with strong support while Colonel BP headlines as Camp is nominated for the senate by over 200 voters. Swilling also receives a nomination for representative.
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BP. Camp
Senate
Swilling
Tragic death over debt drives man from city
In Chattanooga on June 11 Mrs. Charles T Price died of grief after her laborer husband fled the city to earn money to support his wife and two children. A tender note found from him urged keeping bills quiet. The Salvation Army buried the widow as the husband’s heart broke in sorrow.
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Chattanooga
Terin
Charles T. Price
Salvation Army
Seaboard Air Line Coal Road Plans Announced
Railroad circles in Portsmouth report New York backed Seaboard Air Line to form a coal carrying road with about 20 million dollars capital to acquire Clinchfield Valley coal fields and connect Bristol Tennessee to a new South and Western line. Alfred Walter, Seaboard president, and backers Ryan Ladenburg Ream lead the project. Southport, N C would serve as coal port after Hamlet to Southport survey.
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Portsmouth
New York
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Thomas F. Ryan
Ladenburg
Thallman
Bristol
Tenn
Seaboard
Ryan
Alfred Walter
Clinchfield
Southport
N. C
Hamlet
Pope Pius Guarded From Attack as Beatification Sees Large Crowd
Rome June 11 reports that security around Pope Pius XII was tightened after a feared plot by anarchists from France to assassinate him surfaced. Despite the threat, the beatification ceremony proceeded with several thousand attendees admitted on tickets as police precautions were intensified.
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Rome
Italy
Pope Pius
St. Peter’s
France
Man Shot to Death at Chipley Sunday
Columbus Ga June 11 Thopolis T Murray banker and governor staff member was shot and killed at Chipley Sunday evening by A C Hasty a Chipley citizen. An old grudge dates back to the killing of Hasty's brother Irvin two years ago. Forgery charge reported as the case unfolds with Hasty rearrested and held for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipley
T. T. Murrah
J. A. Hastey
Columbus
Thopolis T. Murray
A. C. Hasty
Hasty
Irvin
Smith
Packing House Legislation Debated Behind Locked Doors
Washington June 11 The house committee on agriculture held an executive session to discuss proposed packing house legislation aimed at correcting evils recently complained of in the packing business. The session focused on measures to regulate practices and improve oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Atlanta and Georgia Folk Travel During Warm Days
New York report notes Mr and Mrs David Woodward of Atlanta at Poughkeepsie for daughter Marion Woodward’s Vassar graduation. Also listed are Miss Mary Ellen Harris returning to Montgomery from Mrs Semple’s school, Miss Isabelle Thomas visiting New York then Macon, Mr and Mrs Will N Harden heading to north Georgia mountains, and Dr and Mrs Downey of Gainesville en route to a Boston medical convention.
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New York
David Woodward
Atlanta
Poughkeepsie
Marion Woodward
Vassar
Rose Converse
Mary Ellen Harris
Montgomery
Semple
Isabelle Thomas
Marshall Johnston
Macon
Will N. Harden
North Georgia
Depa
Shi
Abner Daniel
Pole Baler
Downey
Gainesville
Boston
Local News Notes on Ad Agencies and City Affairs
B M Holman of the firm of tied and Thomas advertising, a leading U S agency, visits the Piedmont. Tent meetings at Brisbane park, directed by the Congregational Methodist Church, with Rev Rolfe and Rev Dr Woodward present. A. G. McCurry leaves for Hartwell to study at Maryland Medical College. Eugene Jackson of Tampa visits en route to summer home. Free lecture for Negroes at Friendship Baptist Church by Rev W B Shepard. Linia Clark sues for 6000 damages against railroads for a wreck. Post B TPA to Charleston seashore trip June 28 for five days. Georgia report No. 124 issued. Governor Terrell seeks judges for special tax case and Miller county session. Third Regiment reorganized with Hickman captain and Shackelford lieutenant. Desertion suit filed by Mrs Clara McDonald for divorce. 25000 damages sought from Central of Georgia and Atlanta and West Point for picnic train wreck. Chairman Yeomans visits Atlanta with Major Hanson. no new developments.
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Linia Clark
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Atlanta and West Point
Howes Move To Overturn Major Thomas Will
Lexington, June 11. William K Howe of Florence County South Carolina with his two Alices Ethel and Malvina Howe have filed salts to break the will of Major B M Thomas famed breeder and turfman The contested clauses call for Aunt Marguerite Prior the old family servant to be buried by Major Thomas side in Lexington cemetery and allot virtually all real estate to the negro The plaintiffs contend the will bears undue influence over a weakened mind and would be an everlasting disgrace to the Thomas family
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Lexington
William K Howe
Florence County
South Carolina
Ethel
Malvina Howe
B. M. Thomas
Major Thomas
Care of the Wounded at Red Cross Conference
Geneva June 11 Today the first regular sessions of the Red Cross conference drew a large attendance with broad representation. Delegates arrived from many continents including United States officials General B. Davis Colonel W. C. Sanger and others. The meeting aims to discuss uniform measures for the care of the sick and wounded.
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Geneva
Red Cross
United States
B. Davis
United States Army
W. C. Sanger
Two Men Heavily Fined in Whisky Cases
G W Johnson a railroad man living near the Brooklyn junction was arrested Sunday by plain clothes officers for operating a blind tiger. He was fined 50.75 dollars and charged with selling whisky and vagrancy. J K Griffith of 91 Central avenue also fined 50.75 dollars for same liquor violation. The arrests were by the same officer trio. A number of empty bottles and paraphernalia were confiscated.
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G. W. Johnson
Marietta Street
Walton Street
Brooklyn
Rowan, Rosser and Starnes
Broyles
Jehnson
Johnann
Atlanta
Birmingham
Johnson
J. K. Griffith
Central Avenue
Primary 1x Chatham Keeps Lawyers Home
In Savannah political tension grows between the Citizens' Club and the People’s Democratic League. In court, only one Savannah lawyer attended the supreme court as the Eastern circuit convened, many filed briefs by proxy while Edward S. Hur appeared before the court.
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Savannah
Citizens’ Club
People's Democratic League
Supreme Court
Chatham County
Vannah
Savan
Edward 8. Hur
Populist Ticket: State Exec Meets Behind Closed Doors
June 14 meeting of the state executive committee of the People's Party in Atlanta is likely to be held behind closed doors at noon. Action unclear, with calls for Judge J. lines a and Judge Hines opposing gubernatorial candidacy. prevailing view favors indorsing Hoke Smith. Committee roster lists J. J. Holloway as chair and members across eleven districts.
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People's Party
Atlanta
J. J. Holloway
Judge J. Lines
Isiet
Judge Hines
Feta Eke
Ath 'i
Hoke Smith
Mr. Smith
Most
Dan Woodall, Sr
Colquitt Daniel
I. Hesh
H. My. Searcy
R. B. Gaston
C. T. Parker
F. J. Vining
J. A. Bodenhamer
W." B. Bridwell
J. 7. Waters
W. J. Henning
G. B. Crane
One Killed and Twenty Five Injured in Jersey Train Wreck
A New Jersey Southern express train from Atlantic City derailed after hitting an open switch at Eatontown. One passenger died and at least twenty five were injured. officials from Red Bank Elizabeth and other towns were summoned to aid the wounded. A special train with doctors and nurses departed from Elizabeth to assist. Most passengers were New Yorkers returning home from the shore.
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New York
Eatontown
N. J
Atlantic City
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Red Bank
Elizabeth
City
Shore
Central Railroad of
New Jersey System
Liberty Street
Captain Mimms Threatened by Crew on Gracie
Savannah June 11 Captain T H Mimms locked in the cabin as the fishing smack Gracie, which had sailed from Charleston three weeks ago, reached port. The crew, bearing marks, arrested the captain who alleged he was attacked. they shot him in the cabin, claiming to fear for their lives. The captain said he took refuge after an assault by the crew who fought to murder him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
T. H. Mimms
Gracie
Charleston
Old Favorites Return at Ponce Deleon Casino Theatre
A lively Atlanta crowd is teased with a night of familiar acts and new acts at the Ponce Deleon Casino. The Well Dunne-Harian company and merry musical maidens headline with Little Chin Mary Marble as a principal comedian. Reserved-seat sales are at the Grand box office as the season promises strong musical and theatrical entertainment from noted performers.
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Ponce Deleon Casino
Little Chin Mary Marble
Dunne-Harian Company
Merry
Gloriana
Atlanta
Sean
Regula
Little Chip
Feonlons
Asias
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Pretty -Girl
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RUSS
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Douma
Miss Goes
Sisitta
Stedice
Weunsen
St. Petersburg
Ithout
M. Painoff
Ses
Mouremsteff
Eane
Atnenvilla
Olloden
Baldwin
Cash & Then
Tor
Georgia
B. M. Holman
B. M. Ae
Toed & Thomas
Piedmont
Mr. Holman
Brisbane Park
Cooper Street
DaMor
Rolfete
Woodward Spore
Edward Youcaene
Atlanta Constitution
Rolfe Hunt
Andatiete
A. G. McCurry
Hartwell
Maryland Medical College
Baltimore
Eugene Jackson
Tampa
Fla
Friendship Baptist Church
W. B. Shepard
Africa
Post B
Travelers’ Protective Association
Isle of Palms
Superior Court
Terrell
Cobb
Peos
Miller County
Sheffield
Na Hickman
Augusta
George W. Shackelford
Chester McDonald
Clara McDonald
Sult
Marietta
Clara Wallace
Central of Georgia and
Eee Moniay
Ponvenie
Morny Westmoreland Bros
Wiliam B. Short
Est Point
Fall Street
Yeomans
M. J. Yeomans
State Democratic Executive Committee
Capital
J. F. Hanson
The
Central Railroad
Capitol
Chatham
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