Athens Prepares for Southern Educational Conference
Athens gears up for the Southern Educational conference to meet April 24 to 27. Chancellor Hill and a city committee organize headquarters at the Commercial hotel and arrange noonday luncheons and sessions. Estimated four hundred visiting educators and prominent figures from north and south will attend, with many noted educators and leaders of the era among the anticipated guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Secion
Uchancellor
Walter B. Hill
University of Georgia
E. 0. Branson
State Normal School
Edward RB. Hodgson
G. G Bond
O D Filanigen
A. H. Hodgson
T W. Reed
Central Railway Office
Bureau of Information
University
Educaion
Robert O. Ogden
New Yo
Educatio Conference
George Foster Peabody
York
Bishop Elliott
New York
Bishop Potter
Bishop Doane
Bishop McVicker
Rhode Island
McConnell
Grant
New York City
Church of the Ascension
Frothingham
Boston
Bottrick
Albany
N.Y
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Daniel O. Gilman
The
National University
Washington
D. C
W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Batley
Cornell
Peabody and Farnham
Ward
D. W. Dabney
University of Tennessee
O D. Molver
Girls Normal and Industrial School
Greensboro
Edwin A. Alderman
Tulane University
J D. Eggleston
Knotville
Tenn
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Walter H. Page
World's
Hamilton W. Mabie
the Outlook
Clair McElway
Brooklyn Eagle
Gov. Montague
Virginia
H. W Baldwin
Long Island Railway Company
H. H. Hanna
Indianapolis
Southern Educational Conference
South
National Educational Board
North
National Board
Georgia
Athons
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted to Relieve Female Ailments
A testimonial from a reader praises Dr V. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for back and stomach pains, female weakness, and ulceration. The letter claims rapid relief, healing of inflammation, and improved strength for young girls under strenuous home labor, urging others to request the medicine through a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starra
Fred
Scree
Ieee
Pierce
Smailin
V. Pierce
Flood Devastation in Shelbyville and Bedford County
Flooding in Shelbyville and Bedford County Tennessee causes 1.5 to 2 million dollars in damage. Hundreds of families homeless as Duck River rises, bridges washed away and relief efforts rely on outside help. Death toll uncertain, with reports of threatened infant fatalities. Bereaved communities grapple with losses and aid needs. In separate dispatch, British telegraphs report Kruger’s peace movement discrediting Schalkburger, with Kruger delegating powers to an acting president deemed weak.
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Shelbyville
Bedford County
Tenn
Chattanooga
Medford County
Duck River
Kruger
New York
Brunsela
London
The
Tribune
Transvaal
Schalkburger
Famous Comedians to Appear Again for Charity
Chicago April 1 Robson and Crane to reunite after eight years possibly for one or two performances. A benefit may fund a home for indigent player folk with a tentative New York show and a Chicago date if held. Telegram from Daniel V. Arthur, Robson's manager, confirms the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robson
Crane
New York
Daniel V. Arthur
Fearful accident at Rossville claims three lives
At a railroad crossing two miles west of Rossville Kansas a Union Pacific passenger train killed three persons and seriously injured another who was the bride of less than a week. Fred Smith Ed Smith and Minnie Mainey died on the spot while Mrs Fred Smith remained unconscious but may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Marys
Kan
Rossville
Union Pacific
Fred Smith
Ed Smith
Minnie Maainey
St. Mary's
Buried Treasure Unearthed Near Peekskill
Workmen on New York Central Improvements near Anthony's Nose eight miles north of Peekskill uncover an ancient chest filled with silver coins. The find triggers renewed excitement in the search for Captain Kidd's buried treasure, despite coins dating after 1701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Anthony's Nose
Peekskill
Captain Kidd
Long Island
Hudson
London
Wonderful cave discovered in Abbey gold mine
A Kendall wire from Butte reports a remarkable cave found in the Abbey gold mine. The main chamber shows crystal ice on walls and stalactites on the ceiling, with hundreds of tons of ore on the floor. The discovery is described as a freak of nature, enormous in ore body and novelty for a gold mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey
Butte
Kendall
Abbey Mine
New St Paul Methodist Church Debuts in Columbus
The St Paul Methodist Church in Columbus Ga will cost about 30000 to build. Grandy Jordan of Greenville NC secured the contract after the old church was destroyed by lightning last fall. Construction aims for completion by November 1. A new fire engine house on Rose Hill costing 3610 will be built by C B Young and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Methodist Church
Columbus
Grandy & Jordan
Greenville
N.C
Hias
Rose Hill
C, B, Young, & Co
Boer Generals Plan Peace and British Sweep North
Reports from Pretoria and London describe Boer leaders planning to abide by the Boer's government decision while British forces press the northwest Orange River Colony. Meetings between Steyn, Delarey, and acting president Schalkburger are expected, with Botha invited. Surrenders rise in Branderton. a flag of truce from DeVilliers seeks terms in Kimberly district. Bishop Ingram declines New York missionary addresses. Wyoming supreme court rules lessees control alternate government land keys.
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Bays
Orange River Colony
Pretoria
Steyn
Delarey
Schalkburger
Botha
Mears
Tis Command
DeVilliers
Kimberly
Grange River
DeWet
Cheyenne, Wy
Wyoming Supreme Court
Pioneer Hall County resident T J Suddeth dies at 90
T J Suddeth of Jefferson aged 90 dies at home after a long Hall and Jackson county life. Born in Hall county he moved to Jackson county 14 years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs George W Faulkner of Bellton and Mrs J A Suddeth of Jefferson, 30 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren. He first suggested Governor Allen D Candler for a political office before 1877 and urged him to run for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cuddeth
Hall County
Galneaville
T. J. Suddath
Jefferson
Jackson County
George W. Faulkner
Bellton
J. A. Suddeth
Suddeth
Allen D. Candler
Colonel Candler
Georgia
Wireless War and Local Violence Tangle In News From New York
Berlin dispatch reports ongoing wireless telegraphy war with Siemens & Halske suing Slaby Arco for patent infringement. Braun of Strassburg claims inventors copied his closed circuit oscillation method after patenting it. In New Jersey a suit seeks to prosecute Lundy assailants. Afro American League to press charges. Milwaukee municipal elections see heavy turnout with Mayor Rose defending against Hanson and Tuttle in a high stakes race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wireless Telegraph Companion
Berlin
Herald
Siemens & Halske
Braatin
Slaby-Arco
Bro
England
Marcon Company
Dr. Braun
Strasburg
Lundy
Phillipsburg
N. J
David Lundy
Washington
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Grant
David
Rose
Charles Hanson
Tlian
Howard Tuttle
Romp in the Mee Ones Oo Tit Poem
Fragmentary OCR hints at a playful poem by Poo Hae titled Mee Ones Oo Tit Poem. Readable fragments suggest a light verse tone with possible narration or repeated sounds, awaiting full reconstruction from clearer pages.
Tennessee mine a death trap to men
Dayton mine disaster details from Dayton Coal and Iron company reveal a high fatality toll. Names of dead include Peat Travis James D Franklin Thomas Shaver and Lark Hunter with several bodies still in debris. Injuries include Will R Head severely burned and James Riley with both legs broken as rescue efforts continue under a cloud of danger.
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Chattanooga
Dayton
Tenn
Nelson
Dayton Coal and Iron Company
Peat Travis
James D. Franklin
Thomas Shaver
John Horney
Lark Hunter
Will R. Head
Wii
James Riley
James M. Head
W. R. Head
Sgeng
Geo. Watson
Henry Gonia
William Preessnet
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Melleves
Castoria
Beara
O.C. Fail
de. Bell
Dr. Hall
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Steyn and
Schalkberger
Heidelburg
Alberts
Springs Station
Hans Bothahaa
Amsterdam
Branderton
Arthur Ingram
Potter
Dominion
Paris, Etc
John L. Arnold
Clayton Jackson Sts
Athens Ga
Lee
Wis
Tennessee
Georgia Society
Georgia Society of New York
James Grayhill
E. T. Chariton
David Robinson
J. B. Williams
Lewin B. Mercer
W. A. Strachan
Felix Ruasat
J. B. Gray
M. J. Verdery
Samuel Spencer
M. 8. Plant
R. G. Erwin
Patrick Calhoun
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