Port Patrick Ship Fire Leaves Crew Alive at Shore
The full rigged Port Patrick of Glasgow caught fire at her East River dock. Cargo valued around $100000 was lost as flames drove the crew of 13 and officers to shore. A massive water assault by fireboats and tugs failed to save the vessel, which later sank after multiple explosions. The ship, built in Glasgow eight years ago, carried sugar from Java and was bound for Australian ports with kerosene and other oils on board.
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Port Patrick
Glasgow
Scotland
Frank Hand
East River
Java
Vila
New Yorker
Hagemeyer
Patrick
Russeik
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Cures Female Troubles
A historical ad extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, effective cure for feminine ailments. It argues women suffer from delicate complaints and dissonant health when harmony in life and love is disrupted, claiming the remedy can eradicate weakness without need for repugnant exams or unauthorized medicines.
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Pierce
Georgia House Passes Knowles Library Bill in Session
In Amanta on November 24 the Georgia House considered Mr. Knowles' library measure to create a state library commission of five appointed by the governor. It passed by a narrow majority after reconsideration, with the bill advancing on its passage. The chamber also approved an appropriation of $1,000 for a deaf and dumb asylum bottling room at Cave Springs. Debate covered Baldwin and Jefferson county election contests, favoring ENNIS in Baldwin and the Democratic candidates in Jefferson. A lowndes resolution to curtail per diem failed. The day closed with Hopkins’ senate bill on election of superior court judges and solicitors. The session adjourned to Friday morning.
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Knowles
Amlanta
Georgia
Overnor
Nevin
Floyd
Cave Springs
Committee of Privileges
Baldewin
Jefferson County
EN. Ennis
Baldwin County
James Stapleton
J. H. Polbill
O. W. Walter
R. P. Wrenn
West
Lowndes
House
State Agricultural School
Senate
HM. W. Hopkins
Vuta
Committee On General Judiciary
Gmd
Hopkins
Carri
Prohibition Bill Fails by Three Votes in Georgia Senate
In Atlanta on Nov 18 the Gray prohibition measure fell short of a constitutional majority by three votes after a day of legislative maneuvering. The house discussed the convict bill and school census changes as the main business with other measures including the electric telegraph duties and a DeKalb County courthouse move debated.
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Seontor Gray
Atlanta
the West
Wai
McLarty
Douglas
Hitoh
Brooks
Gablog
Thomas
Ware
DeKalb County Court House
Decatur
Stone Mountain
Gray
Torner
Thorn Murder Trial Opens With Sharp Debate On Cause
In Long Island City the Thorn murder trial draws crowd as Mrs. Nack could testify. Judge Maddox says jurors may communicate with families about noncase matters. Witnesses recount bathhouse staff identifications while coroner Tuthill details two stab wounds and a fatal heart wound from the morgue report.
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Thorn
Minker
Galdensuppe
Jersey
H. Speck
A. Steuben
Alfred Baeder
Murray Hil
Bath
Sean
Theo K Tuthill
New York County
Tothill
Old Style Music Upheld At Methodist Church Congress
Dr Charlen P F Bradley of Evanston Ill presided at the third day of the Methodist Episcopal church congress in Prriszuna. Bishop E W Warren of Denver gave a short address as papers on church music architecture and public worship were read. A critique argued against popular song in revival meetings and pressed for authoritative censorship of religious music.
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Pitteburg
Prriszuna
Charlen PF. Bradley
Evanston
Ila
Methodist Episcopal Church Congress
E. W. Warren
Denver
J. T. Hatfield
Northwestern University
T. W. Gaggin
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Hall
Des Moines
E. D. Atchison
Wilmette
Ins
Convict Lease Bill Again Discussed in Jn Hour
In Artaxia Nov 22 the mixed flour bill moved forward but the convict lease measure saw little progress. A proposed amendment for direct selection of the principal keeper was offered with no action taken. The education committee heard Nat Harris of Macon push a $10,000 appropriation for a textile dept at the Technological school. In the Senate Senator Blalock introduced a Branan drafted bill to pay county officers a fixed salary for Futun County readiness, with ratification pending. The session continues amid tax and faculty considerations as Thanksgiving approaches.
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Artaxia
Calvin
Hall
Gowets
Stone
Walton
Meaday
Nat Harris
Macon
Technological School
Harris
Senate
Seustur Blalock
Hom Charles EL Branan
Cours
Futun
Branan
Nlar
Souste
Meeting of North Georgia Methodists in semlon at Clasma City Now
Nov 4 reports show the annual North Georgia conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opening with Bishop Salvatore presiding. Delegates, including about 900 lay and clergy, discuss divisional proposals amid overcrowding and regional splits between Atlanta Northwest and Augusta Georgia conferences. Cyrus sentenced to hang in Atlanta for murder. Judge Candler sentences Tom Cyrus after a brief trial. Lieutenant Michael J. O'Brien resigns from the U S Army after involvement linked to Captain Romeyn case and a prior court martial.
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North Georgia
Semlon
Clasma City
Atuexs
Nourth Georgia
Methodist Biscopal Church
Salovere
Mississippi
Aimistera
Mounten
Columbus
Savannah River
Aucusta
Atlanta
Augusta
Georgia
O'ijan Tesigue
Allagra
Michael J. O'Brien
Port MacPherson
United States Army
Henry Romeyn
Marcial
O’brien
Macnachuzetts
Plaw
Bax
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