Great Vestibuled Limited Route Officials and Offices Listed
Officials of the Southern Railway Company including W. A. Toms 8 H Hardwick and J.A Dodson are named along with agents in Washington DC and Atlanta GA. The document outlines the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Division and the schedule of passenger services for the Great Vestibuled Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Toms
H. Hardwick
Gent Mans
Wasuisiox
D. C
Atlanta
J.A Dodson
W. Uttn
J.M. Culp
Gewl
Washisuros
Washington
General Inrectory and Church Directory Listing
Yonah Lodge F and AM No 882 holds monthly communications on the fourth Saturday. Officials and members listed include Logan W, Conley W, Kinsey 5, Dean Trena 8, Brown J D J, Underwoor Leo. Church directory shows Backsr-Services every third Sunday and Saturday before 11 oclock, school at 9:00 am, Pastor Joux J Kistgey. Judiciary and justice courts details with local officers and meeting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sell
W. Dd
Conley
J. Kinsey
D. A. ML Dean
Trena
Brown
W. HW
Underwoor
Leo
Oelook
Joux J
Kistgey
Merforist
L Siamons
Notices of Monthly Meetings by Various Districts
The listing shows multiple district notices with monthly meeting days. Each entry names the district, the corresponding J. P. and N. P. officers, and the scheduled second, third, or fourth Saturdays or specific monthly dates for meetings.
Faure Wins Second Ballot in Versailles Assembly
The French National Assembly at Versailles elected M. Faure as president after a tense second ballot. Initial tallies showed Brisson and other candidates, with Faure ultimately declared winner amid chaotic scenes, while parallel fires in Macon and Lecompte caused substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voersailles -Faure
National Assembly
Penate
Chamber of Deputies
Vergailles
Palace
Versailles
Senate
M. Chatlemel LaCour
Togailer
P.m
M. Henri Brisson
M. Felix Manre
M. Waldeck Roueneau
Lally
M. Chaletmel-Lacour
M. Waldeck- Roveseun
Inver
M. Faure
Faure
Brissonites
Challemel Lacour
Brisson
Velix Faure
France
Congo
Social Republic
Jules Grevy
M. Carnot
Lyons
M. Casimir-Perier
Ceylon the Isle of Palms in Talmage’s sermon travel
Rev Dr Talmage paints Ceylon as an isle of palms and flowers and a living tableau of nature and ruins. He contrasts Buddhist and Hindu rites with Christian preaching, praises American mission schools, laments lost cities, and urges faith in Christ amid tropical splendor.
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Tarahish
Ceylon
John Milton
Isle of Palms
Isle of Flowers
Yosemite
Yellowstone Park
Australia
Centiries
Falanda
Continents
Harhor
Colom- Lo
Yast
William Baker
Ceyion
Thia Island
Nisl
Ernst Haeckel
Jonn Lid
Talaud
Eylon
Hera
Heaven
Tropics
Colombo
Oly
Pedeo
Central Park
Pyark
Hyde Park
London
Amerie
Ylon
Tiffos
Amorigan
All Ceylon
Church of Bog Qurd
Aame
Tne
Episcopal Church
Buddha
Hober
Tiet
Mohammed
Christ
Amel
Néas
Plage
Thad
Ion
Sharon
Telegraphic Briefs Chronicle Far Flung News
Avalanche buries eighteen Italian soldiers at Bardonerieja southern rail spur. Congress probes Peixoto Castilho Monteiro questions as Rio advices report excitement. At Manuel Hilton's mill near Alto Lexos boiler explodes killing four colored men. Four injured include Alexander Hamilton and Noah Miller. Twenty thousand dollars in machinery arrives for South Boston iron works in Middlesboro Kentucky. plant employing 500. In Mexico near San Luis Potosi a cave with Spanish gold coin chest worth 250000 to 350000 dollars found. monks suspected. G H Ramsey Co of Jackson Tennessee assigns to creditors BE A Brooks Madison County sheriff named assignee. Russell Mills Boston’s Augustus Potter resigns. company faces 5000 to 6000 dollar loss and payroll fraud. Semi Roman arches first used in church building in 668.
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Bardonerieja
Holy
Mount Genia
Rio Janeiro
Peixoto
Castilho
Monteiro
Manuel Hilton
Aanmill
Alto
Lexus
Tobo Richards
Alex Lewis
Will Lewis
Abner le
Alexander Hamilton
Richard Lofton
Noah Miller
Boston
South Boston Iron Works
Middlesboro
San Luis
Potosi
Mexico
G. H. Ramsey & Co
Jackson
Tenn
BE. A. Brooks
Madison County
Augustus Potter
Russell Mills
Chiltonville
Mase
Potter
Senate Debates Tax Measures and Treasury Bonds Plan
The Senate debated the income tax provisions in the urgent deficiency bill and considered resolutions on alcohol and sugar imports. Senator Pugh pressed for immediate revenue actions, while Senator Sherman introduced a bond and coin certificate plan under the resumption act to cover deficits. The session also touched Hawaii, Hawaii royal restoration, and naval personnel reforms.
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Senate
Voorhees
Finance Committee
Denver
Manderson
Secretary of the Treasury
McCall
Morida
Thill
Butler
Committee On Naval Affairs
Gol
Atlanta
Gilla Valley, Globe and Northern Railway
San Carlos
Arizona
Pugh
Alabama
Treasury
Mr. Pugh
Sherman
Ohio
Treasuries
Postoffica
Munday
Morgan
Mary Stevenson
Nebraska
John W. Thurston
United States
Frye
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hawaii
House Appropriations Bill Reported By Committee
Chairman Sayres of the appropriations committee reported the civil appropriation bill to the house Tuesday. Rep. Grosvenor of Ohio presented a reply to a memorial to the judiciary committee by Mr. Ritchie of Akron supplementary charges against Judge Ricks of the United States court for the northern district of Ohio.
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Republic
Dennis W. Mallen
United States Navy
Chili
Towlox
House
Crisp
A.M. Dockery
Mississippi
McGann
Ilinois
Sayers
Cocoktvnl
Texas
Kansas City, Oklahome and Pacific Railroad
Indian Territory
Doolittle
Washington
Evertt Harbor
Senderson
Ilinoia
Sarah A. Clapp
Seventh
Senate
Richardson
Tennessee
Congress
Representative Bolden
New York
Interstate Commerce Committee
Sherman
Sayres
Appropriations Committee
Grosvenor
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Ritchie
Akron
Ricks
United States Court of the
Northern District of
Secretaries Gresham and Herbert Discuss Hawaii Crisis
Early Saturday Secretary Gresham learned of an attempted uprising at Waikiki on January 6. A dispatch from Minister Willis described a several hundred strong royalist force armed and led by Captain Newlom and RK. W. Wilcox, with deaths, arrests, martial law, and a lockdown of vessels. Gresham and Secretary Herbert then debated sending a naval force to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Honolulu
Willis
San Francisco
W. Q. Grevlam
Washington, D. C
Waikiki Beach
Executive Building
Newlom
RK. W. Wilcox
OG. L. Garter
Dole
Skj
Vancouver
Norman Winns
Herbert
State Department
Navy Department
Turney Seated Rumor Dampens Evans Hopes
Chattanooga dispatch reports Newell Sanders, state Republican chairman, calling the contest law imperfect and a pretext to seat Turney. The remarks indicate Republicans have little hope of seating Evans and view the law as flawed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Evans
Chattanooga
Newell Sanders
State Republican Committee
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Southern Railway Company
Pieqment Air Line
Charlotte
TAVNS
Smoat
Tally _Daily Dally Ly Mintth
Arry
Noreriss
Gainesville
Central
Greenville
Urtanburg
Trastonis
Blackeourg
Gumnoys
Creonvitis
Spartan
Tecow
Oulasi
Baler
Gorse
Airy
Pia Tas
Luly
Tia Allach
Wito
Moningnts
Birminghar
Wanda Pullman
Tianwills
Greenspora
Jocal
Moin
Jiman
Avrigy
Yonah Loge, F. & A. M., No
Cleveland, GA
Cleveland
J. C. Venners
D. Thowano Taomisos
W. B. Bern
L. Brown
W. RB. Power
N. Brack
J. M. Cuarsas
O. L. Fraxxuis
J. W. Fats
G. N. Conner
RT. Kasten
A. Pwrontams
Manios Cooter
Brue Rincn
Steve Ash
Kdl Dist
W. J. Humphries
J. P
Brownlow
N. P
Mr. Yorat
J. H. Freemann
G. B. Jarrard
N.Y
Mossy Cneex
Lula
Sunrs
Nacoocurr
Hiram Cannan
B. Lumsden
N. BP
Andd. P. Sroan Cneex
Jno
Bowen
A. O'Kulley
T. Kinsey
B. Robertson
Traxaren
Juo
Mappin
Ouarranooonmi
R. B. Westmoreland
H. Westmoreland
N. Poland J
BIG
Macon
Waxellbaum & Son
Third Street
Waxselbaum
Joseph Meeker
Lecompte
DR. Talmage
THE
Brooklyn Divine
New Yorks
Pompeii
Herentaneum
Italy
Pompelis
Herculaneums
Yonder
Aloning
Pompani
Phidianes
Christopher Wrens
Tylng
Melrose
Kenilworth
Gaylonian Ki
Oliphanta
Walla
Skinner
Judes
Gianttes
Gianttes Ora
Wassall
Annari
Alipura
Pollonarnn
Kome
the Nations
Bath Horse
Turney
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