Death of William H. Dean Leaves Clarke County Grief
William H. Dean died at age 60 after neuralgia impacted his heart. A longtime respected farmer and Methodist supporter, he leaves a widow and many sorrowing friends. Funeral set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Lexington Road residence with Rev. J. M. Bowden and Rev. J. A. Sewell officiating. Confederate veterans and pallbearers to attend from half past nine.
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Try
Wiliam H. Dean
Clarke County
Dean
Dark
Oan
Ife
Methodist Church
Lexington Road
J. M. Bowden
Atlanta
JA Sewell
Messrs
J. M. Hodgson
Tom Comer
I H. Pittard
F. H. Kroner
B. K
Knox Institute exhibit of student work displayed at Michael Bros
In the wholesale department window of Michael Bros large More building a display showcases model furniture a large mission rocking chair a oak rocking chair a hat rack and several needle work pieces by students of the Industrial Institution The display demonstrates practical work aiding negro education and will stay until Monday December 7 for public viewing and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bros
Carpenter's
Colored School
Industrial Institution
Monlay
Knox Institute
Senator McLaurin Denies Resigning Seat
In Jackson Mississippi on December 3 United States Senator A J McLaurin refuted repeated rumors that he planned to resign for a Supreme Court appointment next year He stated no offer has been accepted and he intends to continue serving in the Senate while fulfilling his duties to Mississippi and its people
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Jackson
Miss
United States
A. J. McLaurin
Noel
Senate
Supreme Bench
McLaurin
Rev M L Troutman Accepts Athens Methodist Post
Rev M L Troutman new pastor of the First Methodist church arrived from Atlanta with Mrs Troutman and their daughter to take up duties. Their two sons are already in Athens attending the University of Georgia. He is noted as a capable minister of the North Georgia Conference and has just finished four years at Park Street Church in Atlanta. The family receives a warm welcome from church members and city residents.
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M. L. Troutman
First Methodist
Atlanta
Troutman
University of Georgia
Athens
Hoe
Park Street Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Conference for Negro Farmers and Parents Held at Athens
A large educational and agricultural conference for colored people met at Athens High and Industrial School with nearly 200 participants from Athens and surrounding areas. Dr. A M Soule urged practical industry and land ownership, while the Parents Conference hosted about 75 mothers and teachers.
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Athens
F. Harris
Prane
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
New York
Wisconsin
L. G. Greene
A. B. Murden
A. T. Jackson
Harris
Mr J E Elrod Dies Near Jefferson in Clarke County
Mr J E Elrod dies at his Jackson county home near Jefferson after brain tumor. He was taken to Atlanta for treatment but died Tuesday night. He was about 27 and a brother of Prof R F Elrod who has taught Clarke county schools for ten years. He was also cousin of Luther P Elrod.
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J. E. Elrod
Jefferson Commerce
Firod
Jackson County
Jefferson
Atlanta
R. F. Elrod
Clarke County
Luther P. Etrod
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Claims Quick Cold Sore Cure
Local reader Leo F Zelinski of Buffalo reports curing a severe cold sore with Bucklen's Arnica Salve after two applications. The product is sold at W. J. Smith & Bro and Palmer & Bons drug stores with a cold guarantee.
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Leo F Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Bucklen
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. BR. Palmer & Bons Drug Stores
Insanity Plea Raised to Save William H Mitchell
In Thomas county Georgia the defense in the Mitchell kidnapping case pivots to an insanity plea. Doctors respond to a hypothetical on whether Mitchell could be mentally irresponsible for disguising as a woman to abduct Luelle Linton. An alibi attempt falters as handwriting expert testimony and timing doubts fail to solidify a defense.
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Thownaville
William H. Mitchell
Thomas County Superior Court
Mitchell
Luelle Linton
Joel Hunter
Atlanta
Ritchie
Campaign to Save Birds Fights For Crops and Forests
New York December 3 The National Audubon Societies launch a nationwide census of game and forest birds to expose the decline in bird life. A five member committee led by William Dutcher and including Edward Howe Fork T Gilbert Pearson Frank M Chapman and T S Palmer will coordinate with Washington officials. Forest fires blamed for massive bird losses, threatening crops and trees, with millions of migratory birds dead.
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New York
America
Washington
National Association of Audubon Societies
Ita
Audubon Association
National Conservation Organization
Wiliam Dutcher
Edward Howe Fork
Association
New England
T. Gilbert Pearson
South
Frank M. Chapman
T. 8. Palmer
Government Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
United States
Audubon
Wil
Hood Custody Fight Focuses On Alimony Intake
Mrs Hood and her husband Beulah Hood faced Judge Charles H Brand as witnesses testified mostly by affidavit. Mrs Hood withdrew custody claims to focus on alimony with a later custody contest anticipated. Col R L J Smith of Commerce defended Mr Hood while Shackelford and Mahaffey represented Mrs Hood. arguments to be briefed and Judge Brand to rule.
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Mra
Beulah Hood Vas
Ben Hood
Charles H. Brand
Hood
Brand
Col. R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Mr. Mood
Messrs
T. J. Shackelford
J. A B. Mahaffey
Ira. Hood
Athens Elks Lodge Sorrow Service Planned for Public
The annual Athens Elks Lodge of Sorrow will be held at 3:30 PM at the Elks Home on Broad Street. A formal program includes Reverie Apple Blossom, opening ceremonies, prayers, eulogies, and music by Haughey's Orchestra with pieces by Schubert Schumann Mascagni and others.
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Lodge of Sorrow the
Athens Elks
Elks
Broad Street
Kathleen Roberts
Howell Cobb
Berenadea
Schubert
John N. Holder
Traumerel
R. Schumann
R. Chesley
Boston
Masa
J. Rag
P. Mascagni
Haughey
Plum Barnett Fined for Disorderly Driving
Plum Barnett, of Columbia, appeared before the mayor on a disorderly driving charge after driving his team into another and damaging it on Oconee street. He was fined five dollars and costs. Social Scientists Confer. Minnesota Academy of Social Sciences meets at the University of Minnesota with topics on geology, timber lands policy, social conditions, education, and charitable institutions. Sam Dutcher, head of the National Audubon Society, calls for conservation and bird resources protection as essential patriotic work.
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Plum Barnett
Oconee Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Academy of Social Sciences
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Sam Dutcher
National Association of Audubon Societies
Broadway
Uniform laws for pure foods move toward Southern standard
Atlanta officials gathered with state chemists and agriculture commissioners from Virginia North Carolina Georgia Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee to adopt uniform rules for inspecting and classifying feeds and foods a feeding stuffs law draft and aims to curb impure western seeds the three day session included remarks by Dr Wanson deckman and millers association leaders.
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Atlanta
South
Department of Agriculture
State Capitol
Virginia
Agriculture Parcell
N. C
Williams
Harris
Georgia
T. G. Hudson
FR. B. Stallings
Hand
Alabama
Ross
Louisiana
Jones
Arkansas
Stoddard
Tennessee
Brown
Mani ‘Telitera
Dr. Wanson
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Th ‘Deckman
Who’c Grocers
Dan T
W. E. Canseis
National Millers Association
Ang J. Allen Smith
Southeastern Millers Association
Illinois Reaches Hale Old Age And Statehood History
Springfield marks Illinois birthday celebrations as the state recalls its path to statehood carved by the 1818 enabling act. Nathaniel Pope helped secure the northern boundary while Shadrach Bond became the first governor after the 1818 constitutional convention. Illinois then stood as a frontier state with Chicago and fourteen counties.
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Hale
Springfield
James Monroe
Trippia
Chicago
Illinois
Congress
Territory
Wisconsin
Pope
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Washington
Shadrach Bond
Kaskaskia
Bond
Iowa
Guilty of Counterfeiting Case Notes Fraud In Drug Trade
A court finds a defendant guilty of counterfeiting related to selling counterfeit money and substitutes for Yoley's Honey and Tar. The item described as a great cough remedy was sold by tall druggists. The ruling ties the counterfeit money to the cold remedy trade in the case.
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Yoley
Bridge Collapse Delays Old Check Factory Span Removal
Workmen tearing down the old Check Factory bridge at Broad Street were swept into the Oconee River when the middle section collapsed. Several laborers, including two slightly bruised men, were drenched but not seriously hurt. City Engineer Barnett said the structure was unsafe and removal was necessary.
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Broad Street
Oconee
Cot County
Barnett
Sixty Years on the Austrian Throne Francis Joseph Jubilee
Vienna marks sixty years of Francis Joseph on the throne since 1848. Flags, bunting, and pictures fill the capital as thanksgiving services and official addresses honor the aged emperor. Despite illness, his dialogue with ministers showcases diplomacy amid Balkan tensions and reforms benefiting his subjects.
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Vienna
Francis’ Joseph
Empeor
Francis Joseph
Balkans
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Hungarias
Venetia
New Church Work Accelerates for Young Harris Memorial
Builders push rapid progress on Young Harris Memorial church. first services likely January or February with Rev Frank S Hudson and family to move in by the 16th. A committee of ladies from First church and prospective members coordinates furnishings and donations for the parsonage.
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Young Harris Memorial
Bondurant Company
John Potts & Son
W. J. Potts
Frank 8. Hudson
Cobb Lampkin
New Church
Mra
BH. C. Conway
Cobb Lampkis
A. L. King
Young Harria Memorial Church
J. Y. Dunaway
R. G. Williams
J. N. Buller
Mies
Lampkin
Thosa
Caniler
Hoes
Italian innovator claims new P species parer to light future
The Italian inventor Dee announces a P species parer designed to replace mantle based illumination in the incandescent system and to aid photography, promising a revolution in lighting.
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Rome
Dee
Trap Shooting Association Mulls Grand American Plans
The Interstate Trap Shooting association met in New York to set dates and venues for the season with Chicago and other cities bidding to host the Grand American Handicap, the sport’s premier annual event.
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New York
Interstate
Wonder Liniments and Francis Joseph in 19th Century Reflections
The text reviews In a Wonder Chamberlain’s Liniments praised for rheumatism and sprains with small price points. It then shifts to a biographical note on Francis Joseph, praising his resilience after 1866, his handling of Hungary’s claims, and forty years of steady leadership making him a strong, popular European sovereign.
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Francis Joseph
Hungary
Augkos
Europe
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Henry III
Edward III
Pethen Eee
F.S. Hudson
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ore Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
B C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
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