Eighteenth Georgia Chautauqua closes with Bishop Vincent sermon
The eighteenth annual Georgia Chautauqua ended with afternoon services in the Albany auditorium. Bishop John H. Vincent of Indianapolis gave the closing address as Miss Ida Virginia Smith led the physical culture exhibitions. Prizes in boys jumping went to Carl Neuman and Charles Smith.
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Assembly of the
Georgia Chautauqua
John H. Vincent
Indianapolis
Petal
Vincent
Ida Virginia Smith
Albany
Carl Neuman
Charles Smith
T. H. Thomson
Charles T. Wright
W. L. Richards
W. H. Ziegler
Mr. Hallam
Moses
Bishop
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Senate approves emergency bill for Mare Island and San Francisco
The Senate passes a House bill authorizing 190000 dollars for emergency needs of the Navy Department at Mare Island and for the postal service at San Francisco, with the measure sent to the President for action.
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Navy
Mare Island
San Francisco
Washington
House
Navy Department
Postal Service
Senate
Two More Slight Earthquakes Felt in San Francisco Today
San Francisco reports two slight earthquakes felt today, about an hour apart, matching several shocks since the big quake on April 18. No damage or alarm occurred this morning.
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AN Francisgo
San Francisco
Cal
Rebuilding of San Francisco Begins In Earnest
San Francisco April 30 marks the start of disentangling the city from disaster and beginning reconstruction. Teams excavate new foundations and clear debris as advertisements for laborers attract many applicants. General Greeley oversees a plan to aid the destitute and curb waste and deception.
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San Francisco
Cal
Funds Requested for San Francisco Relief Effort
Washington reports three hundred thousand dollars sent to James D. Phelan chairman of the Red Cross finance committee with a million dollars available. Mayor Schmitz declares the city can use funds clothing or provisions and urges sending supplies to Major-General O. A. Devol at the Presidio wharf San Francisco.
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Washington
Phelan
Red Crogs
Schmitz
San Francisco
B. Schmitz
James D. Phelan
0. A. Devol
Presidio Wharf
Fires Ravage Churches and Homes in Denver
Denver on April 30 saw multiple fires including a blaze at Twenty-third Avenue Presbyterian Church causing $25,000 in damage and a nearby Baptist church sustaining lesser damage. Twenty residences were damaged totaling $50,000 while two firemen were seriously injured.
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Twenty-third Avenue Presbyterian Church
Denver
Colo
Baptist Church
Atlanta Woman Returns From San Francisco Earthquake
Atlanta records Miss Zemula Dooley daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin J Dooley arrives from Palo Alto California after surviving the San Francisco quake She endured exposure on the ground and other hazards before reaching home in Atlanta She was a student at Stanford University
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Atlanta
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Zemula Dooley
Martin J. Dooley
Palo Alto
Cal
Leland Stanford University
Dooley
Undertaker's Big Bill From Hanna Mine Disaster Case
In Salt Lake City on April 30 the case of H Rasmussen versus Union Pacific Coal Company went to trial after two years. Rasmussen, an undertaker, seeks 27000 dollars for burying 168 miners killed in the Hanna mine disaster. the company contests the charges as excessive.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
H. Rasmussen
Union Pacific Coal Company
United States District Court
Rasmussen
Union ‘Pacific Company
Hanna
Drought Bites Local Crops. Rain Urgently Needed
Moisture deficit hits area crops with cantaloupes in danger and early planted cotton at risk. Some fields show resilience while others, especially newly sprouted vines, suffer or die without imminent rainfall. Farmers haul water for replanting as drought strains all crops including strawberries and truck varieties.
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Oaky Woods
Supreme Court Adourns For Spring Recess
Washington April 30 The United States supreme court adjourned today for the customary spring recess of two weeks. When the court reassembles it will remain in session for two weeks adjourning for the summer on May 28.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
State Democratic Convention Likely in Macon Georgia
Special to The Herald Atlanta April 30 indications show Macon will host the state Democratic convention with the primary possibly set for late August and no changes to Georgia primary rules. Officials adjourned to noon to hear resolutions. resignations from four district members were announced with replacements named.
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Herald
Atlanta
Srs
Macon
Georgia
State Committee
Youmans
M. L. Ledford
D. H. Brand
W. A. Charters
Aiking
William Butts
Ledford
A. Hamby
Brand
F.W
Brahman Missionary Entrusts Demand for Qualified Teachers
Marayan Krishna, a Brahman missionary, told All Saints Episcopal Church in Kansas City that most Christian missionaries are senseless and that Hindu reformers refuse Western religious texts. He urged sending men who can teach philosophers versed in their own scriptures.
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Kansas City
Marayan Krishna
All Saints Episcopal Church
Grange Bank Scheme Expands Across Pennsylvania
Following the success of the first Grange bank in the United States, Pennsylvania farmers plan to open fifty more banks and aim to cover every state within five years. Optimists foresee central banking organizations for exchange clearances under the National Grange along rural townships.
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Farmers of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Grange
United States
Farmers of
Pennsylvania
National Grange
Dislocated Shoulder After Street Accident
The report describes Mr Scritehin thrown to the pavement on Washington Street when a machine wheel caught in a railway track. His shoulder was dislocated and bystanders from Hi Balop Man’s area expressed sympathy for his misfortune.
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Biey
Washington’ Street
Scritehin
Scratchin
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