[Sept. 20, 1904.] Hornellsville Salamanca Wellsville Mansfield News. Shawnee Pendleton Reading Shamokin Williamsport Deadwood W. B. Rogers, Trenton (Mo.) Republican-Tribune, the City of Trenton, Missouri, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. C. W. Robinson, Hornellsville (N. Y.) Times, the City of Hornellsville, New York, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. J. W. Kelly, Salamanca (N. Y.) Union, the City of Salamanca, New York, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. E. Willard Barnes, Wellsville (N. Y.) Reporter, the City of Wellsville, New York, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. W. S. Cappeller, Mansfield (Ohio) News, the City of Mansfield, Ohio, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. Charles F. Barrett, Shawnee (Okla.) Herald, the City of Shawnee Oklahoma, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. E. P. Dodd, Pendleton (Ore.) Tribune, the City of Pendleton, Oregon, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. H. D. Green, Reading (Pa.) Telegram, the City of Reading, Pennsylvania, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. W. S. Guiterman, Shamokin (Pa.) Dispatch, the City of Shamokin, Pennsylvania, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. George E. Graff, Williamsport (Pa.) Sun, tho City of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius. of thirty miles. W. H. Bonham, Deadwood (S. D.) Pioneer-Times, the City of Pioneer-Times. Deadwood, South Dakota, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. Pari; Advocate, W. N. Furey, Paris (Tex.) Advocate, the City of Paris, Texas, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. On motion, unanimously carried, the report was approved and adopted and the persons named who have succeeded to membership were duly elected members, and their admission as such was ratified, and the applicants for new membership named in the report were duly elected members of the Association, and the districts within which they are respectively required to furnish news were fixed as recommended in the report, and the resignations of the former [Sept. 20, 1904.) members were each, in turn, accepted. violation of The Secretary reported that he had cited Mr. Ph. Gazette: George T. Oliver, of the Pittsburg (Pa.) Gazette (who release order. was represented by Mr. H. J. Ford), for violation of release order in the premature publication of Correspondent Collins' letter on the movements of the Japanese Army under General Kuroki. As it appeared that the violation was unintentional a fine of $100 was imposed. The Secretary reported that he had cited Mr. C E. L. Wingate, of the Boston (Mass.) Journal, for vio lation of release order in the premature publication of the address of Hon. John Hay, Secretary of State, at Jackson, Mich. As it appeared that the violation was unintentional a fine of $100 was imposed. Boston Journal; release order. violation of Times; violation The Secretary reported that he had cited Mr. New York Adolph S. Ochs, of the New York (N. Y.) Times, for of release order. violation of release order in the premature publication of extracts from the speech of Hon. Henry Watterson. As it appeared that the violation was unintentional a fine of $100 was imposed. Scimitar; viola order. The Secretary reported that he had cited Mr. S. T. Memphis Carnes (represented by Mr. W. H. Turner), of the tion of release Memphis (Tenn.) Evening Scimitar, for publication of the Report of the Committees of the Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly. As it appeared that the vio lation was unintentional a fine of $50 was imposed. Register; appli membership. The Secretary presented the application of Mr. Watsonville Charles F. Prisk, of the Watsonville (Cal.) Register, a cation for morning paper in the English language, for membership and night report. On motion, Mr. Prisk was elected a member. The district in which he shall furnish news to the Association is described as follows: The City of Watsonville, and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. Democrat; ap The Secretary presented the application of Mr. W. Muskogee E. Decker, of the Muskogee (I. T.) Democrat, an even-plication for ing paper, to be printed in the English language, for membership. [Sept. 20, 1904.] membership and day report. On motion, Mr. Decker H. J. Middleton's salary. Lima TimesDemocrat; reduction in assessment. New Orleans L'Abeille; withdrawal. was elected a member. The district in which he shall furnish news to the Association is described as follows: The City of Muskogee and the territory adjacent thereto within a radius of thirty miles. On motion, a year's salary due to Henry J.Middleton, a correspondent of The Associated Press, who died at Liaoyang, Manchuria, in the performance of his duty, was voted to his mother. The Secretary submitted the application of Mr. O. B. Selfridge, of the Lima (Ohio) Times Democrat, for a reduction in assessment. After full consideration it was, on motion: Resolved, That the assessment being in accordance with the general plan of assessments, the Board sees no reason why a change should be made. The Secretary reported that Mr. Armand Capdevielle, of the New Orleans (La.) L'Abeille, desired to be permitted to withdraw from membership, his resignation to take effect at once without giving the customary six months' notice. On motion, Mr. Capde vielle's resignation was accepted. On motion the Board adjourned. MELVILLE E. STONE, 34 Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. NEW YORK, September 21, 1904. The Annual Meeting of the Members of The Associated Press was held in the Astor Gallery at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, in the City of New York, at II o'clock, A. M., in accordance with the By-Laws and pursuant to notice given: [Sept. 21, 1904] The following persons were present in person or Present. by proxy: Name of Member. E. W. Barrett... George W. Vickers. Name of Paper. .Birmingham (Ala.) Age-Herald . Mobile (Ala.) Register Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser Fort Smith (Ark.) News-Record [Sept. 21, 1904.] Name of Member. H. McPhee.. E. A. Hayes.. T. M. Storke.... R. Cameron Rogers. J. L. Phelps. J. J. Nunan. Name of Paper. · Redlands (Cal.) Review .Santa Barbara (Cal.) Independent George Nox McCain.. Colorado Springs (Colo.) Gazette Clarence P. Dodge. Colorado Springs (Colo.) Telegraph W. H. Griffith... F. G. Bonfils Crawford Hill. Thomas M. Patterson Cripple Creek (Colo.) Times Denver (Colo.) Post Denver (Colo.) Republican Denver (Colo.) News. Denver (Colo.) Times Durango (Colo.) Democrat . Leadville (Colo.) Chronicle (Colo.) Herald-Democrat Pueblo (Colo.) Chieftain . Pueblo (Colo.) Journal Telluride (Colo) Journal Trinidad (Colo.) Chronicle-News Victor (Colo.) Record Ansonia (Ct.) Sentinel Bridgeport (Ct.) Post Bridgeport (Ct.) Standard (Ct.) Telegram- Union ...Danbury (Ct.) News Hartford (Ct.) Courant Hartford (Ct.) Globe Hartford (Ct.) Post Hartford (Ct.) Telegram .Hartford (Ct.) Times Mrs. H. Heimberger. Leadville E. R. Doyle.. E. E. Smith E. M. Hulbert. . Bridgeport . Meriden (Ct.) Record & Republican New Britain (Ct.) Herald J. B. Carrington... New Haven (Ct.) Journal & Courier L. R. Hammond.. J. D. Jackson.... Theodore Bodenwein.. J. T. Chapman. William H. Oat. F. H. Pullen.. James Golden.... Thomas H. Graham.. New Haven (Ct.) Palladium New London (Ct.) Day |