Sermons Across Churches Highlight Faith and Resurrection
W Anderson of St Mary s Episcopal led an early communion at Cimmanuel and preached at West End Chapel on 1 Cor 15 53. Nearby Rev Lovejoy cited Matt 28 6 at First Methodist and Rev England spoke on Phil 3 10 at Oc onee Street as revival meetings start daily. Other pulpits noted include Rev Boggs at the Press Team on Luke 22 19 Rev Elliott at Second Baptist John 15 5 and Rev Chastain on the resurrection at the Christian Church with growing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Anderson
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Cimmanuel Church
St. Mary’s
West End Chapel
W. P Lovejoy
Oconee Street
R. England
W. E. Boggs
Robbed of His Money by Thieves in Crowd
An elderly rock mason Jimmin Gaskin was robbed Sunday afternoon while among a crowd. He gave ten dollars to a man for change, who vanished. Another thief slipped five dollars from him. Gaskin offers twelve dollars and a half reward. John Lilly duplicates for capture. Funds are in the bank. Details from Gaakin and Mrs Lilly.
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Jimmin Gaskin
Gaskin
John Lilly
Bank Lutetsy Sai Abetas
Gaakin
Gilly
Scsndt
Tried for lunacy Reynolds Pronounced sane by doctor and jury
A well known East Athens citizen, Middleton W. Reynolds, was charged with lunacy by his wife who asked that he be sent to an asylum. Dr. John Gerding examined Reynolds and found him not insane. The ordinary and jury agreed with the doctor, declaring Reynolds sane. He had long led a prominent role at a local manufacturing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton W. Reynolds
Herrington
Middleton “W. Reynolds
East Athens
dJunacy
John Gerding
Reynolds
Oeseneeeote Athens Manufacturing Co
Lost Negro Boy Oscar Dillard Disappears From Home
The father of twelve year old Oscar Dillard, a light skinned colored boy, reports he left home last Friday after a scolding and has not returned. He was last known to be in Oglethorpe county. The notice appeals for help from travelers to locate him.
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Oscar Dillard
Onumpkin Street
Oglethorpe County
Athens City Attorney Race Promises A Lively Contest
The resignation of Athens city attorney Mr Rucker will soon be filed as he moves to the Northern district of Georgia as assistant district attorney. Three candidates enter the race Judge James Lyle Judge George C Thomas and Colonel T B Mell. Each is a capable lawyer with strong reputations in the region and the city is assured of able leadership in the new office.
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Rucker
Athens
Northern District of
Georgia
James R. Lyle
George C. Thomas
Col. T. 8. Mell
Lyle
Thomas
Mell
Joe James
Attanta
Newman
Northern
District of
B. H. Hill
Daniel
Tinney Rucker
James
Douglasville
Protracted Services At Oconee Street Church
Rev Sherman R England pastor of Oconee Street church begins a series of protracted meetings to benefit the religious life of the community. Services are held daily at 9 30 AM and 7 30 PM with a cordial invitation to all to attend. England is described as a fervent earnest preacher.
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Sherman R. England
Oconee Street Church
England
Mt Zion Testimony on Cherokee Remedy in Virginia Race
Mr T Wilkinson testifies to the powerful pleasant effects of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein for coughs colds and elate a speedy cure always result in the Virginia race context The statement highlights claimed health benefits and swift relief from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wilkinson
Virginia
Taylor
Bonds Put In Safe Hands After Injunction Lifts
Mr A H Hodgson returned from New York and stated to a reporter that waterworks bonds are in safe hands and will cause no more trouble. He described securing the bonds after the injunction dissolved and the dodge with City Attorney Rucker to keep them secure. Hodgson delivered twenty five thousand dollars of bonds to Equitable Mortgage Company and had funds sent to Athens. A total of eighty five thousand dollars of the issue has been taken by purchasers. Arrangements now cover drawing the money needed for work as required. The next moves by Mr Howell are unclear, but the council finance committee is confident everything is in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hodgson
New York
Hodgson
Rucker
Beresford's Fate at Supreme Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court in an extended opinion by Justice Jackson holds that a fugitive extradited between states may be tried on a different offense than listed in the extradition warrant. The ruling upholds the Georgia Supreme Court's decision in Sidney Lascelles alias Walter Beresford case, a noted swindler who deceived victims across New York and the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Jackson
Georgia Supreme Court
Sidney Lascelles
Walter Beresford
Lord Beresford
New York
South
Darnell Talks on Redwine Money Traced by Grand Jury
Atlanta April 3 Special District Attorney Darnell said grand jury findings show bank funds moved to W. H. Patterson 32000 A J McBride 19000 Captain Jackson 19000 and Hill family. He believes the money, though not tied to the Redwine defalcation, was borrowed or lost against bank laws. Captain Jackson seeks full investigation to illuminate the matter.
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Darnell
Atlanta
Redvinie
United States Grand Jury
W. H. Patterson
A. J. McBride
Captain Jackson
Hill
Redwine
Oldest Atlanta resident ill after early city days
At Atlanta Ga April 3 special report says Jonathan Norcross, the oldest citizen, is very ill and not expected to live. He arrived in Atlanta shortly after the first house was built and was one of its first mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TaLanta
Jonathan Norcross
Atlanta
William E Curtis Named for Treasury Posts
The president sent nominations to the senate including William Edmond Curtis of New York as assistant secretary of the treasury and James H Eckles of Illinois as comptroller of the currency. Postmasters named include Jones G Moore Pratt City Alabama and Isadore Zacharias Bainbridge Georgia. A separate note says Oliver P Tucker of Covington Kentucky was appointed deputy comptroller of the currency.
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Washington
Senate
William Edmond Curtis
New York
Treasury
Genio M. Lambertson
Charles 8. Hamlin
Massachusetts
the Treasury
John A. Gear
James H. Eckles
Illinois
James F. Meline
District of Columbia
United
United Statess— T. Stobo Farrow
South Carolina
John Brawley
Pennsylvania
Post Office Department
James J. Willie
Florida
The
Jones G. Moore
Pratt City
Ala
Isadore Zacharias
Baint Brine
Clarence W. Boshamer
Statesville
N.C
W.O
Carlisle
Oliver P. Tucker
Covington
Nixon
Tucker
First National Bank
Co . Ky
Bainbridge
Ben
Charles S. Hamblin
Harvard
Brooklyn
Mass
Boston
William and Curtis
Antisnappers
Cleveland
Reform
Wade Hampton
Saourine
James H. Echels
Hepburn
Whitney
Richelieu
District of
Tragic Lake Pontchartrain sailing party capsizes, several drowned
A New Orleans sailing party on Lake Pontchartrain hired a sloop for a day trip. Thomas Kelly led the voyage, the vessel capsized after jibing, and multiple passengers including women and teens fell into 13 feet deep water. Officials report several drownings and a chaotic rescue.
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New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
Thomas Kelly
Mary A. Kelly
W.B. Knops
Thomas Smith
Ed Smythe
Maggie McCue
Mary Flynn
Agnes’ Flynn
Marie Sheppard
Effie Kelly
Brutal murder shocks Morgan County near Madison Mapisoy
A brutal murder occurred Friday morning near Madison Mapisoy Georgia as Harriett Williams wife of Os Williams was abducted while milking a cow. Ike Williams shot her in the left breast and then at close range in the head after a struggle. The killer fled. Williams had previously fled the area after threatening Williams.
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Mapisoy
Harriett Williams
Os Williams
Morgan County
Williams
The Public Debt First Treasury Secretary Statement
The March debt report shows a net debt decrease of 1 956 172 with bond debt down 453 532 and cash in treasury up 1 902 640. Total cash 762 768 427 liabilities 737 187 699 leaving available surplus 25 630 728 including gold 6 892 23 and national bank deposits 15 953 641. Payments rose to 13 839 220 pensions.
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Treasury
Washington
Carlisle
Premature Explosion in Douglasville Welcomes Colonel James
A large crowd gathered at the Douglasville depot to greet Colonel J. S. James on his return, with a brass band leading the celebration. An accidental discharge from a cannon caused injuries to Ward and others. Ward remains hospitalized, with facial injuries noted.
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James
Douglasville
Davanasville
Lane Ward
Ee Wedi
H. P. Sibley
Mr. Ward
Judge Ricks Delivers Baneful Decision in Locomotive Brotherhood Case
In United States court Judge Ricks declares the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers a conspiracy against the law. He references Judge Taft’s Ann Arbor session and restraining orders against Arthur. The record notes contempt for not moving as ordered. Separate notice touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with 25 and 5% cent bottle sales.
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Ricks
Teixpo
United States
Bane
Jce Shore Hosebellin
Worther Brothrhood
Locomotive Agineers
Ann Arbor Lenon
Reacon
Brotherhood Hood
Joe Cott
Torxpo
Taft
Ann Arbor
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive End
Objections to Judd Reception Stir Austria over Keily Affair
Cable messages from Vienna report anti Semitic groups oppose the welcome for Max Judd of Missouri a Hebrew citizen and US consul general nominee. The Keily affair from Cleveland era is cited in Austria as precedent for strained relations and diplomatic friction between the two nations.
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Austria
Keily
Anthony M. Keily
Richmond
Cleveland
Bayard
Italy
Pope
Tesh Lane
Sen
United States
John MM. Francis
Vienna
Boteiges
Eily
Baron Shaeffer
Washington
Count Kalnoky
Count Kalnoky To Receive Mr. Keily
Effypt
International Court
Nominations sent to Senate and postmaster notices appear
The president transmitted several nominations for envoys to Switzerland Austria Hungary Greece Roumania and others while Georgia announces fourth class postmasters. Senate discussion on admissions of senators appointed by governors of Montana Washington Wyoming resumes. death and a horseback journey report from Texas and a local suicide noted alongside medical testimonial for Chamberlains Pain Balm.
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Senate
George Postmaster
Wasnivoro
James O. Broadhead
Missouri
Switzerland
Barless Tripp
South Dakota
Plenipoten
Austria-Hungary
Eben Alexander
North Carolina
Peece
Greece
Roumania
Sonsulesis
United States
James E. Néal
Ohio
Rae M. Dobbs
Georgia
Valme
Rick Eckford
Mississippi
King- David
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Montana
Ashington
Wyoming
West
Chandler
Vance
Buchanan
Haralson
L. Bryant
Girth
Burke County
Laura A. Herrington
Carrollton
Carroil
M. A. Boyd
Menlo
Chattooga
W. J. Jennings
Powersville
Houston County
J.T. Burden
Rixville
Emanuel County
G-Y
Ricks
Tallulah Fells
Rabun
H. 8. Cannon
Prominent Savannah Resident Carl Reitz Shoots Self in De Soto Hotel
In Savannah Georgia on April 4 Carl A Reitz a leading German resident and insurer representative shot himself in his De Soto hotel room shortly after his wife left to make travel plans. The gun fired twice one barrel discharged and the body was found with extensive head wounds. Police and locals described the scene as a gruesome sight. Officials question financial motives but no forceful reason was found. The incident sparks citywide shock as Reitz, a familiar figure for about forty years, was widely known.
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Carl A. Reitz
Savannah
de Soto Hotel
Reitz
Engineers' Case in Macon Trial Advances in Georgia
Macon Georgia April 4 Special The case of the engineers yn Comer is continued today No new facts were brought out in the examination of witnesses Arguments began at noon and won in progress When court adjourned
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Macon
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Oconee
MT. Zion
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Federal Supreme Court
William E. Curtis
Treasury Department
Smith
Secretary of War
Madison
Jag
Chamberlain
Gale
John Crawford & Co
Judd
Mr. Judd
Kelly
N. Y
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Warden Brown
Hamilton
Barn
William R. Shaw
Lincoln National Bank
Nooet
Hartrron
Newark
Thompson-Houston Satin
Schneller Henry Baker
Tennel Buehler
Eew
Chicago
CaicaGo
Effie Clark
Spokane
Wash
Northwest University
F. Ross Smith
Ayerscourt
Evanston
Carnot
Paris
Francois
Forsyth
Red Harris
Nick Nutting
Mr. Barris
San Antonio
Tex
John Reed Whipple
William H. Sellers
Haverhill
Asi
Mobile
Marshalm
Marshalville
Kueen
Evers
R. D Whitley
Martindale
Whitley
W. M. Houston & Co
John Crawford & C
Svannahian
Joseph
Ostrum Boright
Raleigh
Vai
Covernor Carr
Davis Monument
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Capitol
California
Louisville
Scott
Eni
Scott & Downe
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Atlasta
Erie Medical Ca
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Enging
G. R. Lom
Augusta
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