Central of Georgia to survey Albany to Quincy line
Special to The Herald Savannah May 26 The Central of Georgia railway will begin a survey Monday for a new line from Albany Georgia to Quincy Florida The route will pass through Newton Georgia in Baker county and also tap Bainbridge The company expects to finance the project without extra funds and will use surplus earnings from this year to support the line The route targets rich lumber and naval stores districts and will be pushed toward rapid completion
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the Herald
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Albany
Quincy
Fla
Georgia
Florida
Central
Newton
Ala
Baker ‘County
Bainbridge
New Blood On The Albany Baseball Team
Weather has forced three rain default games costing manager Thomas forty dollars per loss. He added three new players from Tennessee and Indiana, bolstering the lineup for three upcoming home games against Valdosta. Fans urged to attend Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to support the team and help cover costs.
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Albany
Thomas
Valdosta
Mill Supply Department Tools Ad
Mill Supply Department offers Genuine Gandy Belt Atkin's Circular and Cross Cut Saws and Marsh Steam Pumps for industrial use.
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Atkin
Marsh
Implement Department Harvesting Machinery Threshing Machines in Stock
A catalog listing shows harvesting and threshing machines available in stock across sizes. The department offers a range of models suitable for various farm operations and capacities.
Oats Bounded by Twine Section Note
A fragment notes using twine to bind oats in a field section. The line hints at a rural, agricultural practice and the practical use of binding for storage or transport. No additional context or figures are provided.
A J Cassatt Hurries Home From Chebourg Voyage
Paris May 26 A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company was a passenger on the steamship Amerika sailing from Chebourg yesterday He booked passage while the steamer train waited at the station and said he had intended to sail later but was urgently called home.
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Paris
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Amerika
Chebourg
Racial Rift in Presbyterian Assembly Hearings
In Des Moines on May 26 the general assembly debated a proposal to create a separate synod for African American congregations. The plan would split parishes between Alabama and another region, with two theatres reserved for the segregated plan and opposition led by Russell Taylor. The discussion was postponed to next year after a sharp argument.
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Northern
Presbyterian General Assembly
Des Moines
Presby
San Francisco
San Fran Terian General Assembly
8Cisco
Alabama
Sarah Bernhradt
Texas
Russell Taylor
Levere, Ala
Government policy speech sparks open conflict in St Petersburg
Premier Goremykin defended the government while Roditcheff denounced it and demanded a responsible ministry elected by the people. The lower house refused most reforms, promising limited amnesty and resisting land expropriation, while advocating education, tax reform and political liberty. In provinces, revolutionary agitation rises with strikes and clashes.
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ST. Petersburg
Goromykin
Roditcheff
Constitutional Democrats
Goremykin
Venturesome Lipton Cup Yacht Race Open to Amateurs
Six hundred fifty miles from New York to Bermuda is the Lipton Cup course for four tile racing yachts to start today. The event, valued at $500, is open to boats under fifty feet, with entrants ranging from 28 to 44 feet. Yachts must be handled entirely by amateurs and the race is described as one of the most venturesome efforts by American yachtsmen. Start is at 8 this evening.
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New York
Bermuda
Thomas Lipton
Veteran New Orleans AP correspondent Colonel J E McDaniel dies
New Orleans May 26 Colonel J E McDaniel longtime Associated Press correspondent in New Orleans for 35 years died at age 71 Born in Alabama he served in the Civil War and later was business manager of the Picayune before joining AP He leaves no relatives This obituary notes the heavy showers earlier in the week and suggests straw hats may be worn next week.
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New Orleans
J. E. McDaniel
Associated Press
Alabama
Af ‘Terwards
The
Picayune
Old Dowie Seriously Ill In Chicago May Day News
John Alexander Dowie is believed to be seriously ill in Chicago as a hurried oxygen call is sent. Followers admit he is a very sick man while the city looms with several events and daily notes of local life including sports and business happenings.
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Dowie
der Dowie
Negro Fracas in East Albany Leads to Knife Attack
Late last night Fred Davis and Jona Sanders clashed after Sanders borrowed a revolver and did not return it. Sanders allegedly struck Davis with a rock and drew a knife, injuring him badly before fleeing town on a freight train. Davis, with a crippled foot, could not defend effectively. neighbors aided as Sanders vanished. No charges against Davis. Sanders regarded as a troublesome local.
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Fred Davis
Jona Sanders
East Albany
Sanders
Davis
Preachers in Georgia Play Baseball Umpired by Governor Terrell
A farm near Marietta hosted a playful game featuring Atlanta pastors and notable figures including Rev. Landrum White Millard Purser Jameson Copeland and Justice Evans. Tom Stokes led a party from Davison-Paxon-Stokes with Governor Terrell as umpire in a wild 21 to 20 Barnstorming score.
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Herald
Atlanta
Joyner
Marietta
Georgia
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
John B. White
Second Baptist Church
Junius Millard
Ponce de Leon Avenue
J. F. Purser
West End
Paxon
The
Ten
Terrell
Mr. Paxon
Elks Gathering Draws Albany Lodge Delegates
Albany Lodge No. 713 will send Charles T Wright Morris Weslosky I J Wolmaye J T Mann H T McIntosh B I Geiger I G Bhylich Y G Hilsman A C Gortatowsky Hugo Robinson H A Tarver I C Bringon D G Davis P N Booker to the State Association of Elks convention in the city next Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates will attend business sessions while other lodge members and visiting Elks join the opening exercises and parade.
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Albany Lodge No. 713
State Association of ‘Elks
Charles T, Wright
Morris ‘Weslosky
I. J, Wolmaye
J.T. Mann
H,t. McIntosh
Wils
New Albany
Morris Weslosky
Elks’ Hall
Rawson
H. T.’ McIntosh
Albany
R. L Colding
Savannah
I. J. Hofmayer
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