Cruise of the U S S Dixie and Seventh Torpedo Division 1910
A voyage from New York on November 9 1910 includes Porto Rico San Juan Port of Spain Trinidad Dragon Mouths and Seprent’s Mouth passages near Venezuela and Grenada. The crew notes Spanish language barriers English gold Thanksgiving shore excursion to La Brea pitch lake Marti nique Mt Pelee and St Pierre ruins, with lime export from Roseau Dominica and a Crater Lake hike.
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West Indies
PTT
U. S. S. Dixie
Torpedo Division
Dixie
New York City
Porto Rico
San Juan
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Martinique
Mt. Pelee
Gulf of Paria
Spain
Dragon's Mouth
Venezeula
Great Bitch Lake
la Brea
Venezula
St. Georges
Grenada
Granada
Fort de France
Roseau Dominica
St. Piere
Mt. Peele
Roseau
Crater Lake
Tarring
Atlantic voyage through Caribbean islands in 1911 diary
The narrative recounts a sailors voyage from Dominica to St Kitts, St Thomas, San Juan, and Guantanamo Bay in 1911. It notes sugar and coconuts in St Kitts, cheaper goods in St Thomas, visits to pirate castles, the ghastly bone pile in San Juan, and planned arm and target practice at Guantanamo Bay from December 9, 1911 to March.
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Dominica
Basse Terre
St. Kitts
St Thomas
Danish
St. Thomas
San Juan
Porto Rico
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Wedding Of Ethel De Koven And Hans Hudson
Grace church on lower Broadway hosted the fashionable wedding of Miss Ethel Le Roy de Koven, daughter of the noted composer Reginald de Koven and Mrs. de Koven, to Mr. Hans Eilerstede Hudson. Attendants included prominent Chicago Philadelphia and New York society figures. A large reception followed at the bride’s East Sixty-sixth Street home.
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New York
Grace Church
Lower Broadway
Ethel le Roy de Koven
Reginald de Koven
de Koven
Hans Eilerstede Hudson
Chicago
Philadelphia
East Sixty-sixth Street
Methodist Educational Conference Meets
Presidents of Methodist colleges and other prominent church figures gather at DePauw University Greencastle Indiana for an educational conference discussing church education problems with notable speakers including former Vice President Fairbanks former Governors Hanly and Durbin and U S Senator Beveridge.
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Greencastle
Ind
Methodist Colleges
de Pauw University
Fairbanks
Hanly and
Durbin
Indiana
United States
Beveridge
Baseball Notes and Rumors From The Era
Pittsburg fans cheer as Varner Wagner predicts a Pirates pennant this year. Ban Johnson notes conflicting dates for the coming season. New York Americans may train at Athens, Ga, rather than Richmond, Va. Tim Hurst may not be reappointed to the Campfire staff. Boston Red Sox to open a Los Angeles park in an exhibition with the Angels. Ed Smith signs as manager of South Bend. Rube Waddell loses claim to Minneapolis. Comiskey and Johnson chase alligators in Florida. Fred Beck refuses Boston Nationals offer and tours in films. Cardinals to add $100,000 concrete stands if they finish first division. Frank Newhouse to train St. Paul in Excelsior Springs, Mo. Vic Willis and Deacon Phillips veteran NL pitchers since 1898. Cy Young in his 22nd year.
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Pew
Pittsburg
Varner Wagner
Pirates
Ban Johnson
New York Americans
Athens
Richmond
Tim Hurst
Uampfire
Parrow
Los Angeles
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Ed Smith
St. Louis Americans
South Bend
Rube” Waddell
Rube
Fred Beck
Boston Nationals
Beck
St. Louis Cardinals
Robinson
Frank Newhouse
Excelsior Springs
St. Paul
Newhouse
Athens Cotton Market Report Summary
Market note from Athens shows middling grade near 15 cents with rain and cooler weather. Traders cite Griffith & Welch as the reporting firm. Weather shifts may affect boll movement and future prices locally.
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Athens
Fee
Ciriffith & Welch Cotton
Secre
Winterville Items Seen In Local Notes And Prospects
Winterville news highlights social visits from Sallie Pittard and visitors from Atlanta, a K K Club gathering, a new bank opening promising growth, requests for an Athens Electric Co car line, and Christian Endeavor Society meetings. Also mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a useful medicine sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Pittard
Jefferson
W. R. Coile
K. K
Endora Noell
Edward G. Mackay
Atlanta
W. R. Mackay
Anderson Jones
Edwin Dillard
Harold Meyer
University
Dillard Benton
Athena
Lola Arnold
Christian Endeavor Society
Athens Electric Co
Winterville
Athens
Moody Bible Institute and the power of prayer
Howard W. Pope outlines the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago founded by D L Moody, its prayer driven growth, practical Bible training, and aims to train lay workers for world evangelization. Enrollment across 22 countries and 40 denominations showcases the program’s reach and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Pope
L. Moody
Moody Church
LaSalle Avenue
Dwight Lt. Moody
Moody Bible Institute
Foley Kidney Pills Help Rheumatism Sufferer
Mary C Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire reports severe rheumatism due to uric acid in her blood. After three days of Foley Kidney Pills she could move again and the pains disappeared. She recommends the medicine to others.
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Foley
Mary C.abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
Justice Lamar Named Supreme Court Justice from Georgia
The New York Post outlines Joseph Rucker Lamar of Elbert county Georgia becoming a US Supreme Court associate justice. It traces his lineage with other Lamars, notes his non golfing stance, details his legal career, writings, and a brief private life including his 1870 marriage to Clarinda Pendleton and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Elbert County
Georgia
United States Supreme Court
James M. Wayne
William B. Woods
Lamar
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Lamars
South
Beveridge
Senate
Dooley
Justice Lamar
Supreme Bench
Justice Hughes
McKenna
Jess
Taft
Augusta
Lemar
Supreme Court of Georgia
Richmond County
Supreme Court
Nisbet
Terell
Justice Little
Georgia Reports
Thees Opiniona
Jastice Lamar
Bethany College
Clarinda Pendleton
W. K. Pendleton
Superintendent of Soldiers' Home Discharged in Georgia
Atlanta, Jan 18 Special to The Banner. The board of trustees of the Georgia Soldiers' Home discharged Capt. A W Force for cruelty to inmates and named Capt. W J Hudson of Marietta as his successor. Force allegedly assaulted inmate M C Few last December, drawing bystander intervention to save the veteran. Hudson, a former Seventh Georgia Regiment officer in the Civil War, was chosen for Force's post.
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Soldiers’ Home
Atlanta
H. W. Bell
A. W. Force
W. J. Hudson
Marietta
Force
M. C. Few
Hudson
Seventh Georgia
Doane Kidney Pills Endorsement In Athens Case
Citizens in Athens report strong relief from back pain and fatigue after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Miss Bessie Smith praises three boxes for lasting kidney health, urging others to buy at Palmer & Sons Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes here. Also notes Atlanta teachers push for higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ciizens
Bessie Smith
Dougherty Street
Paina
Dean
Palmer & Sons
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan'e
Atlanta
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da Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Methodist Educational Conference
Foleys Kidney Pulis
Fou Sacnacne Minners
Close
Liverpool
Vee
Taee
Rene
Dr. Tutt
Tutt
THE
Moody Bible School
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Moody
Lfe
Christ
Institute
Bulgaria
Oberlin College
D. L. Moody
West Point
Bess Lucy Cobb
EAL
Tyle
Winnie Davis
Agnes Scott TY TO
J. K. Orr Shoe CO
Justice Joseph R. Lamar
Cheney
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