Great Meeting Opens Eighth Annual Christian Workers Convention
The Eighth Annual Convention of Christian Workers opened in Atlanta with Rev R A Torrey of Chicago presiding. Gov William J Northen and local leaders delivered welcomes as about 200 delegates gathered despite rain. The assembly, themed Christ Alone Can Save the World, aims to address social and moral issues facing the city and region.
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Memorial on tariff foe coal and iron to be sent to Washington
In Alabama a committee of the Commercial club is drafting a memorial protesting tariff free list for coal and iron. They will supply statistics to the Ways and Means Committee and urge every Alabama congressman to attend. The two Alabama senators will visit next week to rally support and press the case with strong facts.
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Immigration Chief Warns on Deporting Criminal Aliens
Secretary Hoke Smith and Immigration Superintendent Stump release a report noting 440,708 immigrants arrived in the year ending June 20, 1908, with 499,730 landed and 1,003 debarred. Among arrivals, 57,877 could not read, 59,590 could not write, and 41,008 were illiterate. Cholera reduced immigration, as thousands were detained or discouraged. The report urges power for courts to deport aliens who commit crimes within two years of landing.
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Rapeverd Fever and Deaths in Brunswick News
In Brunswick a fever is noted with Captain J H Hickman dying Wednesday. A relief train arrives with reports of Annie Pixley’s death in London. Robbery at E H Caraan residence yields clothes, cash, and a gold watch. Local merchants D Vo renberg & Bro. in Gurley push a large wholesale business amid tense conditions.
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Causes of Democratic Defeat in Tuesday's Elections
Pondering the defeat, leaders like Judge J A Adsley Major M Speer and Captain Jobe I Adderton blame party weakness indifference or disloyal pledges. Others hold the administration responsible noting New York Ohio and northern voters shaped the result amid widespread discontent with Cleveland era policies.
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