Condensed Roundup of National and World News
A digest notes the House passage of 170000 for San Francisco post office emergency needs and Mare Island labor, and the Senate's 200000 allocation for Mare Island work. It covers fires at Rahway refinery, political campaigns, crimes, the San Francisco recovery, July 1906 California quake aftermath, and various global items including Carnegie library openings, and famine relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
House
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Senate
Mare Island
California) Navy Yard
Mississippi Legislature Costs and State News Roundup
Legislative spending on the special session shows warrants totaling 127449.5 cashed at the treasurer, against a 135000 appropriations total with a small remaining balance. Reports cover adjutant generals, national guard officers, Old Ladies Home funding, Mississippi Garden Railway permit, farming reports from Sunflower, Walthall brigade reunions, Meridian and Tombigbee rail plans, fumigation to curb stegomyi a mosquitoes, Masonic and Epworth activities, health board meetings, new Daughters of the Confederacy chapter, criminal cases, guardhouse executions reversed, a fatal Durant incident, Eden train accident, and the State Music Teachers Association plans in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Henry
Henry Goll Convicted in Milwaukee Bank Embezzlement Case
Henry Goll former assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Milwaukee was found guilty on 19 counts in federal court. The jury tied him to false entries and misapplication of about 250000 dollars, with embezzlement-related charges remaining. He is remanded to U S marshals custody pending a new trial motion. Former bank president Frank G Bigelow testified, admitting involvement in looting but stating he directed some acts and lacked knowledge of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commission
Enlew & Corporation
United States
Rahway Oil Refining Co
Elizabethport
N.J
Staten Island Sound
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Chicago
Congresaman Lloyd
Missouri
Maj
C. B. Throop
Grant
Belvidere
Will Brown
W. J. Johnson
Corinth
Miss
Inka
Andrew Carnegie
Ottawa
Ont
Camnegie
Lord Grey
San Francisco
Evaneville
Greloss
William J. Bryan
Jerusalem
Christian Missionary Alliance
Christ
Marakesh
Mesfewi
Glerx
Interior Department
Washington
Hollywood
Cal
Asylum For the Insane
Highlands
Erich Muwenter
Harvard University
Athens
Bellevue
Tex
Stoneburg
Hamilton
Hico
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Vani
Supreme Court
Presidio
Reichstag
California
Sheriff Bell
Tressurer Beney
Washington County
Colorado
United States Land Office
Akron
Col
Indiana Steel Co
United States Steel Corporation
Lake County
Indiana
Grand Calumet River
Bernhardt
Lake Front
Cook County
St. Louis
Luebkemann
Red Bud
Ill
Charles A. Nichols
Urbana
Springfield
San Francisco Fund
William H. Hill
Brookline
Mass
Loma Preta
Santa Cruz
Razpil
Abbie Adams
Woman's Relief Corps
Havana
Halifax
N. 5
Strathrona
Suez Canal
Dewey
Congress
China
Korea
Japan
United States Army
New Orleans
Stephen D. Lee
J. B. Gantt
Twenty-Sixth District Court of
Texas
Mikado
Tokio
Osaka
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry G. Goll
First Rational Bank
United States District Court
Goff
Goll
Frank G. Bigelow
Fort Leavenworth
Bigelow
Fresh feud outbreak in Kentucky Breathitt county
A burst of 30 to 40 shots wounded Beach Harris, relative of ex county judge Hargis, as Red Tom Cockrell Jake Noble and Tom Barnett besieged Harrison Hall. Barnett suffered a wrist wound after a street quarrel with Cockrell, fueling ongoing unrest in Breathitt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Breathitt County
Tom Cockrell
Jake Noble
Tom Barnett
Beach Harris
Hargis
Harrison Hall
Barnett
Cockrell
Methodist General Conference Opens in Birmingham
The regular quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South starts in Birmingham Alabama on Thursday. Expected attendance includes 800 to 1000 visitors beside accredited delegates with Vice President Fairbanks among fraternal delegates and Dr. Dinedale T Young of London representing the Wesleyan Church of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Fairbanks
Northern Methodist Episcopal Church
Dinedale T. Young
London
Wesleyan Church of England
A March Through Georgia With Father Sherman
Rev Father Thomas Sherman of St Louis accompanied by US cavalry will depart Chattanooga and march along the route of the Civil War sea march in 1865. He will travel to San Francisco to officiate at the wedding of his cousin William Ewline to Miss Phelan, daughter of ex mayor Phelan and head of the Hibernian Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
United States Cavalry
Thomas Sherman
St. Louis
St. Agnes
Chattanooga
Tenn
I N
Father Sherman
San Francisco
William Ewilne
Miss Phelan
Phelan
The
Hibernian Bank
That City
Citizens Relief Society
William J Bryan speaks in Jerusalem on Christian life
William J Bryan, touring Jerusalem, addressed a 70 minute meeting at a tabernacle of the Christian Missionary Alliance. He praised Christ’s life and teachings and lamented the small proportion of Christians in America and Europe visiting the Bible. The report notes the event occurred during his world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerualem
Heon
William J. Bryan
Jerusalem
the Tabernacle
Christian Missionary Alliance
Christ
America
Europe
Leadership Crisis as Hebrew Officials Challenge Moses
The Hebrew officers defy Moses and Aaron after Jahziel leads a secret mission to Pharaoh. Joshua uncovers the plot, prompting a confrontation at the palace. Moses and Aaron consider options while Jahziel and supporters demand new leadership, but Moses ultimately declares reliance on God and seeks guidance at Joseph’s tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Moses
Aaron
Pharaoh
Jahziel
Joshua
Jahziee
Willerness
God
Dabziel
God of the
Jahriel
Jahaziel
Jahalel
Jaharel
Joseph
Carnegie relief fund distribution figures released
Since Andrew Carnegie set up the four million dollar relief fund for steel workers and families, seven thousand eight hundred forty five cases have been aided. The program has paid out seventy three thousand seven hundred forty four dollars and forty nine cents, reporting six hundred twenty three deaths and two hundred ninety nine pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
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Giimpee
Mississippi
State Guard Commissions
Adjt
Fridge
State National Guard
T. M. Smiley
Wesson
John O. Byrne
A. L. Fairley
Robert Miller
John R. Ellis
Hattiesburg
Old Ladies’ Home Association
Mississippi Old Ladies’ Home Association
Mississippi Garden Railway
Hillsburg
Carthage
Jones, Covington, Smith, Scott and Leake
Mississippi Garden District
Ganien
J. W. McGree
Sta* Penitentiary
Sunflower Farm
Walthall
Oxford
New Railroad
Meridian and
E. H. Galloway
Masonic School of Instruction
Grand Lodge of Masons of
A. M. Hicks
Meridian
Will McCoy
Tom Wilson
Frank Brown
Roger White
Ike Bell
Epworth
Epworth League
McComb City
State Board of Health
Jefferson Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ellisville
Charley Avant
Senatobia
Durant
E. N. Thornton
Merchant
R. B. Jenkins
B. M. Crow
Jim Page
Eden
Yazoo City
State Music Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Wae
First National Bank of
Nilwaukee
Sigerew
Hargie-Cockrell
Reeethitt County
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Beata
Als
Georgia
Tom” Sherman
WM. J. Bryan
Allissee
Tabernasi
Count Boat de Castellane
Countess Anna
Ditte
Pboni
Necro
Arkansas
Ark—Arch
St. Petersburg
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bic
Avilla
Hadley
Jefferios City
Southern Pacific
Sale
New York
F. E. Batturs
A. M. Post
Evacine
Shreveport
Dallas and
Ft. Worth
Great
Texas Health and Pleasure Resort
E. P. Turner
Glorsat Passance
Aces
Dallas, Tex
Port I Arthur
Kansas City Southern Railway
Solous
F. Erocsler
G. Warner
Rangas City, MO
TOMIC
Peta Tor
Tee Givulst
Seraets
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Chamberlain’s
Idrops
S. D. Bland
Brewton, Gs
Eucerer
Bregeis
Swarsog
Batimatic Cure Company
Best
Lake Steest
New
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