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Newspaper
Albany Daily Herald
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
1
Chinese pirates stopped three passenger boats near Canton and looted Rev. Dr. Charles B. Hager and his wife, taking clothing cash and surgical instruments. The Hagers are Congregationalists under the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
John Alexander Dowie and Harry Dowie reached Laredo from Mexico City this morning amid immigration formalities. Dowie angrily rebutted claims about his citizenship and declined to repeat remarks attributed to him in a Chicago News interview yesterday.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her party reached Savannah Georgia this morning marking the end of their West Indian trip. They departed for Washington this afternoon.
Cincinnati April 7 Governors Pattison condition is satisfactory according to physicians neon bulletin.
New York April 7 The Times reports an inside account from a chief agent in hiding with a 50000 rouble bounty. The man Ivan Narodny says the movement aims for a republic backed by reform groups and figures like Maxim Gorky and Nicholas Tchaikoffisky. He claims the czar is kind but controlled by the ducal ring and insane.
Cambridge defeats Oxford on the Thames in 17 minutes 24 seconds to claim the sixty third annual race. Since 1829 the series has been held yearly except 1877 draw. Oxford 84 wins, Cambridge 28.
The Moroccan convention was signed this afternoon in Algeciras and the conference adjourned. Officials and attendees reported the sessions concluded with the agreement in place and plans for follow up actions.
Notice to property owners announces April 2 tax book opening and return requirements. In Pittsburg, with one mine idle and independents signing the scale, the miners strike is nearly over as mines will operate Monday. Reports include a 18.12 lb shad catch and a Fresh shipment strawberries ad.
Governor Vardaman received a letter from Surgeon Walt in New Orleans confirming a case of yellow fever at Kenner La. Dr White examined the patient and classified it as yellow fever, prompting the governor to act as his duty demands.
The Macon Presbytery meeting in Thomasville adjourned to meet in Eastman on October 9, 1906. The year showed gains in home missions, a half-time presbyterial evangelist, and a growing Young Female College with new dormitory space and Synod interest. An overture to refrain from federation with other presbyteries passed despite opposition. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on April 7 a gasoline launch overturned last night killing two men and a woman. The incident was attributed to a woman rocking the boat, causing the catastrophe on the river.
The Chautauqua management announces decorating the Auditorium for the Eighteenth Assembly will begin Tuesday evening. A committee led by Mrs. J. P. Gill, Miss Annie Hobbs, and Mr. Frank Smith invites many young people to meet at 8 pm Tuesday to start work.
Consumer note offers policy extension from 10th to 20th year at 5 percent and a no charge death clause during that period. For 50 cents per 1000, add accident or disease disability coverage, making two risks under one premium. Agent M Clark invites inquiries. Also ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and digestive health with Albany Drug Co as seller.
Special to The Herald Atlanta March 7 Carnegie visits West End Harris family at home chat and blesses them before attending cornerstone laying for College of Physicians and Surgeons building. He greets Mrs Harris and others then travels to Georgia Tech reception. Carnegie train sails to Augusta Savannah then by water to New York. Also announces engagement of Ann Miller Bond to W H Bennett wedding April 17 at St Andrew's Episcopal DarFem.
At Pittsburg Landing Tennessee April 7 the Wisconsin monument to Shiloh fallen troops was unveiled with state officials veterans and citizens in attendance Capt F H Madgeburg led the Wisconsin Shiloh Monument Commission and Judge Jacob Fawcett delivered the day’s oration. The bronze figure shows a wounded soldier with a flag beside a tender woman and rests on a granite pedestal inscribed with Wisconsin rosters from the battle.
Washington April 7 Chaplain Allen Allensworth of the United States army retires after long service under the age limit. Brinson Co advertises wood and coal and Foley's Honey and Tar is praised for coughs and colds with a note on safe genuine product.
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A local paint advertisement touts Masury Paint as the best choice for durability and appearance. It urges homeowners to coat their houses this season and promises savings when buying from Bull line.
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