Mayflower Descendants Hold Annual Congress In Plymouth
The Keriety of Mayflower Descendents holds its annual congress in Plymouth with branches in Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and other states. Delegates met at the First Church for opening ceremonies and will visit historic sites such as Clark's Island between business sessions over a two day meeting.
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Plymouth
Massachusetts
Connecuicatt
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Clark’s Island
Hunters Fire Upon Man Mistaking Him For Deer
A hunting party near MeRea Mississippi fires at a man hiding in thick brush near a pond after mistaking him for a deer. Wounds from seventeen buckshot are reported fatal. The victim, identified as W. A. Cook, has a wife and children. Local residents mourn the accident.
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Merea
F. EB
W. A. Cook
Bureh
Dr. Born
McRea
Boyd
Chamberlains Salve praised for sores bruises and burns
As a dressing for sores bruises and burns Chamberlains Salve is all that can be desired. It is soothing and healing in its effect. Price 25 cents. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
Busy Chinese Cabinet Member With Grueling Schedule
A Chinese cabinet member rises before dawn to serve at the palace from three to six, the privy council from six to nine, the war department as president from nine to eleven, the board of punishment from twelve to two, and the foreign office from two to five or six each day, while also handling special boards or commissions.
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China
Palace
Privy Council
War Department
Board of Punishment
Foreign Office
Odd Fellows Finish Work in Montgomery Meeting
The Montgomery Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows closed its first independent session with officers elected for next year and plans to meet again in Bessemer. Delegates, numbering about 150, approved a new constitution for subordinate lodges and heard budget discussions, then stayed for Royal Purple Degree exemplification.
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Bessemer
UH. Vogel
Ance
Antil
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
St. Paul’s
Atlanta social visit notes during current season
Miss Mehan of Atlanta visits Miss Irene Robinson on Quintard Avenue. Miss Evelyn Wilson departs for Randolph Macon College to study this season. Miss Carrie Turner and Miss Mary Farmer of Tuscaloosa visit Mrs. J. F. Creen.
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Irene Robinson
Quintard Av
Evelyn Wilson
Randolph-Macon College
Mexico Calls It Poaching Seizures Hit Gulf Fishermen
Washington receives advices that three fishing companies based in Pensacola Mobile and Galveston are equipping more schooners to fish in Gulf waters. Mexico plans to seize foreign vessels in its waters asserting Americans long fished within the three mile limit. No treaty backs U S rights here. inquiries seek to confirm vessels’ proximity to shore amid recent Yucatan seizures.
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Pensacola
Mobile
Galveston
Gulf
Three Mile
United States
Mexico
State Department
Marine League of Shore
Department
Yucatan
Vaughan's Song Books Sell Over Two Hundred Thousand Copies
Publisher J. B. Vaughan of Athens Georgia promotes his fast selling Sunday School book Windows of Heaven and other song books. Demand runs across the south with over two hundred thousand copies sold in six months, a record for song book sales. Orders can be placed via the American Baptist Pub Society Southern Methodist Pub Co or book dealers.
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American Baptist Pub. Society
Southern Methodist Pub. Co
Book Dealers Generally
American Money Ties Cuba Closer to United States
The article notes a heavy American investment in Cuba, totaling about 150 300 000 over two years outside Havana, with capital flowing into new projects and railroads. It describes American influence spreading through architecture, industry, and tramways across the island.
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Cuba
United States
Havana
Island
Widow Wanted by Northampton Guardians of the Poor
A farm laborer seeks a wife among widows aided by the Northampton guardians. He writes that an outdoor relief widow would suit him, indicating a private match request tied to the parish relief system.
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Northampton
Hng
Guardians of the
Donahoo & Co. Offers Fine Rigs for Family Rides
Local dealer Donahoo and Co invites customers to select a high quality carriage for family outings. Phone number 82 connects buyers with available options and pricing.
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Donahoo & Co
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