Stockholders confront Hale at Atlanta meeting over failed association
At the Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association in Atlanta, 400 stockholders gathered while unresolved losses and missing funds sparked accusations against president W. Hale. Temporary receiver A. A. Anderson reported liabilities of 1.92 million and unreconciled assets, with a call for Hale's explanation as he delayed returning from Baltimore.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
New York
Dioen Corporation
W. ©. Hale
Olimiter of Commerce
Thors
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Wadge Anderson
State Livings Bank
B. P. Moore
Georgia
J. A. AxpEnson
Mr. Hale
W. C. Hale
A. Richards
Baltimore
Lee's Warship Cable Dispatch to Olney
Consul General Lee to Secretary Olney reports demanding release of American Hoott held in prison eleven days without due process. He asks for immediate protection and questions number of whips in Tampa Koy West and southern waters, signaling potential action if needed. Executed from Havana and signed Lan.
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New York Herald
Lee
Washington
Hoott
Tampa
Koy Weat
Havana
McKinley's Special Train Named Venetian Red Cars
The train conveying President elect McKinley from Canton to Washington will be known as the Pennsylvania Railroad Venetian Red. The consist includes a baggage car dining car two Pullman sleepers for the inaugural committee and press, and two special cars for Major McKinley his family and personal friends.
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Pennsylvania
McKinley
Canton
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sailors Ordered to March in Inaugural Parade
Secretary Herbert orders 500 sailors to join the naval section in the inaugural parade with the United States Marine Corps. The sailors will be gathered from Admiral Bunce's ships at Hampton Roads the Brooklyn navy yard Philadelphia and New York.
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United States Marine Corps
Admiral Bunce
Hampton Roads
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York Navy Yard
Mrs Stevenson Re elected DAR Leader in Washington
Mrs Letetia Green Stevenson wife of the retiring vice president of the United States has been re elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at their session in Washington.
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Letetia Green Stevenson
United States
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Judge Clark Appointed as U S District Judge Nominee
President nominates Justice William W. Clark of North Carolina for United States district judge in the eastern district of North Carolina. The nomination was sent to the Senate on Thursday.
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Senate
William W. Clark
North Carolina
United States
Washington
Committee of the Judiciary
James L. Wolcott
Delaware
Turkey Massing Troops and King George Deliberates Demands
Advices from the past report Turkish troops and munitions massing on the frontier with feverish haste. Recalled furloughed soldiers, artillery batteries, cavalry regiments, and infantry battalions move from Salonika, Monastir, and elsewhere to Elassona. Six divisions will form with HQ at His fon a. London says King George hints at accepting powers demands. Russia, via Athens, urges Greece to withdraw troops and fleet from Crete within three days as part of a broader plan backed by France, Germany, and Austria to restore order in Crete and install an autonomous government under Ottoman suzerainty after evacuation. England and Italy are not mentioned and Greece is warned against pursuing its current attitude.
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A. O'Byrne
Southern Mutual Building and Goan Association
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League Sets 1911 Schedule Opens April 22 in Most Cities
The league promoters in Baltimore issued the season schedule for the year and announced an April 22 opening. Boston hosts a special April 19 Se HEys game as a local holiday. The league backs a unified defense of Rusie’s equity suit in New Jersey and grants President Young full authority to appoint official scorers. Opening attractions feature Boston, Brooklyn in Washington, and New York in Philadelphia with other western matchups including St Louis vs Pittsburgh, Louisville vs Cleveland, and Cincinnati vs Chicago.
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New Jersey
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Brooklyn
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Louisville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hyatt alleges bribe offer from governor's secretary in NC Senate
North Carolina State Senator Hyatt charges in a Raleigh interview that Governor Russell's private secretary offered him the secretaryship of the board of agriculture if Hyatt backed a bill to annul the North Carolina railway lease. Hyatt denounced the secretary as a coward and vowed to seek proof in the senate, while Alexander denied any offer.
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Raleigh
Hyatt
Russell
Board of Agriculture
Alexander
Senate
Ravisher of Miss Lawson Hanged in Louisville Ga
Deas, a Black man, was executed Friday at the Jefferson County jail yard in Louisville Georgia for criminal assault on Miss Ella Lawson. The drop occurred at 1 30 p m, and he died within about twelve minutes after confessing to the crime. He was convicted at the fall term of 1896 by the Jefferson Superior Court.
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Will Deas
Louisville
Jefferson County
Deas
Jefferson Superior Court
Ella Lawson
Sea Island Cotton Growers Seek Congress Duty on Egyptian Cotton
A Valdosta Georgia Florida meeting of Sea Island cotton growers appoints a special committee to petition Congress for a five to six cent per pound duty on Egyptian cotton. They argue imports have surged since 1890, depressing sea island prices, harming growers, and that a duty would protect long staple fields while keeping more production in the U S.
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Sea Island
Congress
Georgia
Florida
Valdosta
Carolina
Sen Island
New Island
McCook Declines Interior Post in McKinley Cabinet
In New York City on Friday Colonel John J. McCook declined President McKinley’s offer to serve as secretary of the interior. He had previously been told he would be considered for attorney general but chose to refuse the interior portfolio. General Stewart L. Woodford remains a cabinet candidate with New York backing, though New York may not be represented in the cabinet.
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New York City
John J. McClook
McKinley
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
McCook
McCqook
Murder Trial in Tennessee: Mother Jane Dabbs Sentenced
In Newburg Lewis county Tennessee on Thursday Jane Dabbs was convicted of murdering her two year old son by crushing his skull with a hatchet. She then burned the house with the body inside, the residence was destroyed. She received seven years in the penitentiary.
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Newburg
Lewis County
Tenn
Jane Dabbs
Dun and Co Finds Gradual Trade Rise in Several Industries
Dun and Co in its weekly trade review notes genuine improvement unfolding slowly not by abrupt shocks. It cites steel rail disruptions and other iron industry shocks as releasing large, held back trade and employing thousands, while steady gains in other major industries support continued hiring and activity.
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Dun & Co
Bome
R. G. Dun & Co
Murray Charges Over Election Cares To Be Considered Next Congress
A House committee has incomplete findings on South Carolina election matters and will present memorials from Murray colored Beane and others. The panel plans to recommend that the question be sent to the next Congress for consideration.
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Congress
House
Gongrean
Murray
Beane Iday
Palmerola Accuses General Lee in Havana Palace
A New York Herald dispatch from Havana reports a sensational exchange at the palace where Marquis de Palmerola insulted General Lee in the presence of American correspondents. The secretary of state clashed with Lee after a censorship dispute over a dispatch on Scott’s imprisonment. General Lee is accused of warlike impudence as the scene ends with tense exchanges.
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New York Herald
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Key West
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Les
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General Palmerola
Island
sGenéral Lee
Coliseum Well Under Way for Corbett Hussars Fight
Carson dispatch reports Coliseum construction near completion for the Corbett Itzsimmons bout and undercard contests. All monetary arrangements are fixed. principals deemed fit to fight. Referee George Siler has met the combatants to confirm rules and rulings, with authorities screening objectionable characters.
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Corbett-Hussimarens
Carson
Corbett-itzsimmons
Stuart
George Siler
Alabama Convict Board Appoints Three Inspectors
Governor Johnston named three of eighty applicants to Alabama’s convict inspection board. President I. D. Trapp of Anniston Gadsden county physician inspector Dr. Blake of Clay county and associate inspector B. W. Booker of Uniontown Perry county were chosen after ten days of diligent review amid a large field.
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Alabama
I. D. Trapp
Anniston
Galhoun County
Blake
Clay
B. W. Booker
Uniontown
Perry County
Embezzler Released After Auburn Help Ends Shortage
Otia Smithy released from Atlanta jail after charges dropped. Community and Auburn supporters raised the total shortage amount, rescuing the youth from burdens he could not bear alone. The act followed long service by Professor Smith.
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Otia Smithy
Atlanta
Adi
Smith
Auburn
Ala
Ganovas
Kangaroo farming to be established industry in Australia
An ambitious statement claims kangaroo farming will become an established industry in Australia. The text surveys varied topics from geography to railways, labor papers, and notable churches, but its primary assertion centers on developing a native agricultural sector.
They Were All Therres by a Wheel Reader
A Cincinnati Tribune excerpt describes a wild eyed man pondering a tile wheel ventilator in a window. He checks his ear, worries a missing item, then reassures himself that all wheels are present and accounted for.
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Aresent
Cincinnati Tribune
Desperate Cure Ads Mix Potent Tonics and Soothing Syrups
A noisy collection of old patent medicine pitches touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Cascarets and other tonics as cures for malaria dyspepsia kidney trouble and deafness. It also includes claims of universal remedies and dubious guarantees with scattered patient testimonials and price notes.
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Mole Hills
Kansas
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