Edison Scouts cobalt wealth in North Carolina for future auto power
Asheville June 12 Edison arrives in North Carolina after touring the state in search of cobalt beds believed rich enough to cut battery weight in half and traffic costs in cities by 65 percent. He says rich cobalt zones exist in the mountains and nearby Tennessee and reports forces in several states. Georgia has no cobalt finds per state geologist Yeates.
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N. C
North Carolina
Thomas A. Edison
Cobal
Nashville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
South
W. 8. Yeates
Mr. Edison
Hale Million Fire Rages in Gotham District
Four alarms battled a massive early morning blaze in East 148th Street near Brook Avenue destroying the Stuyvesant Piano Co six story plant and the Wheeler Piano Co factory tied to Aeolian. The Herrleinank mill and Charles Rieger & Son cabinet shop suffered heavy damage as three people were hospitalized and a new mother gave birth amid the flames.
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New York
East One Hundred and Forty-Eighth Street
Brook Avenue
Stuyvesant Piano Company
Wheeler Piano Company
Aeolian Company
Herrleinank
Vesuvius erupts again with smoke and ash fall
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius once more erupting and emitting dense smoke from its crater. A rain of ash covers surrounding areas as observers note the crater’s activity rising toward the rim. Private wire dispatch details the heightened plume and ongoing volcanic behavior.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Toteajana
Open Court Fracas Results In Stayed Justice Action
An in court dispute led to a fracas that affected a case in progress. A lawyer involved faced charges or questions as authorities noted the incident impacted the proceedings and the judge ordered a stay or continuing action pending further review.
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R. Morris
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Unclear Details
The readable text is garbled with missing letters and words, showing references to a person named Minnie and a court or legal context. The fragment mentions a white septu... focused on a front or cave of trection, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Quinn
Minnie
Trection
Tal
Reynolds Named State President Leads Georgia Body
Officers elected by the Georgia body include President John H Reynolds of Rome and First Vice President Joseph Davis of Albany. Second Vice President Oscar E Donald of Macon, Third Vice President Charles B Lewis of Montezuma, Fourth Vice President James Knox of Waycross, Fifth Vice President Z C Hayes of Elberton. Secretary T P Hilgar and Treasurer E C Smith also named.
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Joseph
Davis
Albany
Opscar
E. Donald
Macon
Charles B. Lewis
Montzeuma
James Knox
Waycross
Elberton
Pp. Hilgar
E. C. Smith
Gritsfin
Georgia Bankers Convene Elects Reynolds President
The Georgia Bankers Association closed its fifteenth annual convention with John H. Reynolds of Rome, Ga, chosen as president. Officers reported record membership, efforts against bank robberies, and plans to seek a U S sub treasury for Georgia. Delegates discussed salary payment methods for teachers and urged legislation for banking protections.
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John H. Reynolds
Rome
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Georgia
Atlanta
United States
Joseph T. Orme
American Bankers’ Aation
Glven
Johnn. Walker
H. H. Tift
L. P. Hillyer
Macon
Treassurer
J. T. Neal
Thomson
Hillyer
C. C. Bi
Georgia Banks
W. A. Hunt
Henderson
N. C
Wilmington
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
Lake Toxaway
N. P. Gatling
Port Monroe
Virginia Association
C. Brooks Morgan
Florida
Norfolk
Ethridge
Jackson
Dinner at Kimball Closes Joint Bankers Banquet in Atlanta
The Florida and Georgia Bankers joint session closed Monday night at the New Kimball with a lavish banquet for about 300 bankers. Atlanta Clearing House Association hosted, tours and a Piedmont Driving Club reception preceded the dinner. Speakers included H H Buckman and Joseph S Davis of Florida, with toastmaster Joseph A McCord introducing the program and a grand finale by a distinguished visitor.
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Florida
Georgia
Bankers’ Oations
Kimball
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Piedmont Driving Club
Joseph’ A. McCord
Nnne
H. H. Buckman
Mr. Buckman
Joseph S. Davis
Davis
Charles H.treat
United States
Assoe
Seays
Florida Bankers’ Association
Kimball House
F. W. Lane
Jacksonville
G. R. DeLaushure
Mona
Arthur F. Perry
Theracal Senaida
Treasury
G. W. Saxon
Executive Council
Alabama Bankers’ Association
Torice
Birmingham
Yellow Fever Appears With Three Quarantined Sailors
Private leased wire from New Orleans reports three yellow fever cases under quarantine at Ship Island on the gulf. Dr Ivor, head of the state health board, says no alarm. The steamship Whitehall from Colon Central America carries three sick sailors and was sent to Ship Island quarantine station near Gulfport.
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New Orleans
Ship Island
United States
Gulf
Ivor
State Board of Health
Mobile
Aly
Mississippi
Colon
Whitehall
George D. Munroe Heads Floridins Officers
George D. Munroe of Quincy is named president of the Floridans. Other officers named include F. W. Hoyt of Fernandina as first vice president, Glee Tallahassee as second vice president, G W Allen of Key West as third vice president, T. Monroe of Ocala as fourth vice president, John Trice of Tampa as 11th vice president, and G R DeSaussure of Jacksonville as secretary and treasurer.
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George D. Munroe
Quincy
F. W. Hoyt
Fernandina
Glee
Thirteenth Florida Bankers Session at Kimball House
The Florida Bankers Association met at the Kimball House with F W Lane presiding. Amid reports, committees discussed state bank examinations and holiday laws while officers were elected from the floor. attendees included G B Lewis G W Saxon and G E Teague.
Maryland mobs attempt lynching of black prisoner
In Crisfield Maryland on a June Sunday two women returning from church were attacked by a man with a knife and pistol. The assailant fled, was captured at Cape Charles, and officers say mobs are watching for him while the location and fate remain unknown.
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Crisfield
King
Thin County
Gordon Barnes
Kingston
Mme
Francis Powell
Martumeco
Cape Charles
Addicks Defeated for Senatorship by Caucus Vote
Dover June 12 Edward Addicks lost to Colonel Henry A Dupont of Wilmington in a Republican caucus for the U S senate seat to be filled by Delaware Dupont won twenty votes to ten for Addicks and one for H H Ward The caucus ended a long eleven year contest with party members split over the nomination Democrats announced they would not participate in the extra session ballot
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Del
Henry A. Dupont
United States
Delaware
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Eeeconsion
Delaware Legistre
Wire
Dupont
Edward Addicks
Henry A. Durpont
Wilmington
Senate
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Dupont Y
H. H. Ward
Connor
Russell's Platform Gets Another Plank
Nige R. B. Russell, candidate for governor, adds a new boast to his campaign plan after resigning the judgeship and welcoming a son at home in Winder. The family’s latest arrival is noted amid election fervor as local spectacle and hopeful rhetoric swirl around the governor race.
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Nige R. B. Russell
Jene
Russell
Apeak
Winder
Edemeyer
Siants Ayee
S H pledged to build cash memorial for college
A garbled item reports SH pledged to build a cash memorial for a college commemorating S-Preston. Henry Barrows was noted with about $20,000 toward a building project anticipated to cost around $1. The text mentions a crew center and social activities tied to the college, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Oberlin
Onlo
VicTow
Barrows
Savannah District News Roundup Shows Crimes and Controversies
Special reports from Savannah Augusta and Newborn describe a fatal stabbing case in Savannah, a jailed wife-beater who escaped, a heated primary contest, an insane convict’s escape, a fire suspected as incendiary, and weather duties for an Augusta forecaster, highlighting local crime, politics, and public safety events across Georgia.
Rosser to Return to America From Ireland
Irish patriot Donovan Rosser, who went to Ireland last October as chief clerk of Cork county council, sails from Queenstown and arrives in New York tomorrow aboard the Caronia of the White Star Line. He left Qu eenspown last Wednesday for the voyage.
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Gotham
New York
Donovan Rosser
Ireland
Cork
America
Carones
White Star Line
Queepstown
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