Nods and Becks Lucys Cobb annual issued at stores
Elegant white bound second volume titled Noda and Becks from Lucy Cobb annual at city booksellers. Inscribed to Miss Mildred I Rutherford by Lucy Cobb girls. Editors Rosalind Davin Easter chief, Addie Brand business manager, others. Features half-tones, illustrations, class histories, poems, college humor. Sells for 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Noda and Becks
Mildred I
Rutherford
Lacy Cobb
Rosalind Davin
Addie Brand
Lorette Lanier
Hennie Loa Hughes
Clare Felker
Allison Badger
Mary Carithers
Lucy Cotch
Notice from Mrs Gabbett on Cross of Honor supply
Mrs Gabbett custodian of the Cross of Honor informs presidents and Daughters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy that the first issue of the Crosses of Honor is exhausted. She urges fast notice to organize collection of veterans certificates and arrange shipments of early numbers to avoid repeated small orders and extra costs. The custodian applauds the Daughters for their patriotic efforts.
Glenn Lodge Elects Officers at Semiannual Meeting
Glenn Lodge No. 75 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a semiannual meeting Tuesday night electing Alfred W. Vesa Noble Grand Cobb Lampkin Vice Grand and E H Brown Recording Secretary for the coming year Appointive officers to be named later The lodge reports strong membership and delegates spoke highly of the recent Grand Lodge session at Waycross with Hop Thomson Moll Grand Master of Georgia as a member.
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Glenn Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Alfred W. Vesa
Cobb Lampkin
E. H. Brown
Grand Lodge
Waycross
Thomson Moll
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Glann Lodge
Thwarted Cuban Plan Dominates Inauguration News
Havana reports note strong opposition to Gomez proposed reforms as Cuban parties unite against the plan. In Manila, Atkinson departs for schooling reforms while the Philippines faces education and literacy challenges. Porto Rico trade data show seven months ending June with high imports but duty-free entry continuing. Governor Dole inauguration plans advance with June 14 target, steamship travel restrictions noted.
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Gomez
Porto Rico
Phillippines
Dole
Havana
la Nacion
United States
Onba
Wasuinoron
Jonos
War Department
Custome and Insular
Gabe Smacant
Ny Sree
Sere Bron Hich Waa
Howe
Veggy
Home Missionary Society
Dergorr
Washington Choate
D. C
Beertary
Homoiety
Howard
Press Y
Qatar
Haas Winsion Society
Congress Adjourns After Fast-Paced Closing Session
Congress wrapped up a marathon closing session with conference reports on civil sundry, naval, and deficiency bills. The sundry civil item related to erp dood locked up. armor questions and factory plans dominated debate while routine senate work was light and the chamber adjourned around 3 o'clock.
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Wasmintox
Jane
Congress
House
Senate
Naval Academy
He ‘On
Allison
Hale
Penrose
Secretary of the Navy
Ene
A Happy Mother's Gratitude Letter to Mrs Pinkham
A testimonial letter from Texas asks Mrs Pinkham for gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer describes long illness after prolapsed womb, severe pain, headaches, and palpitations. After using the remedies through pregnancy, she reports a healthy baby and renewed strength, praising the products.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Muns
Ea Lingra
Devine
Tex
Lydia
Pinkham
Mrs. Esau Senyxings
Heven
Derrorr
National Negro Party to Name Presidential Ticket
National Negro Party begins organizing with bishops ministers editors and lawyers meeting to place a central ticket. A committee plans a convention to draft a call and circulate reasons for formation while naming preliminary candidates for senate and other offices.
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National Negro Party
Poiaperrma
Jane
Pan Latoize
Tenion
Senate
E. J. Walker
Hoston
F. B
Moutenant Averine
Louisiana
Rannlugmate
B. Ciniagaat
Xork
W. P. DeRoy
Nore
Baker T. We
T. Allen
Closing Scenes in House Debates on Sundry Civil Bill
Wasuinatos June 6 A small group met as the House reconvened after recess and opened debate on the sundry civil bill conference report. Nevada’s claims loomed largest while other items such as river projects, a lighthouse vessel, and a memorial across the Missouri were still being considered. The conference report, including a Nevada appropriation of 462,000, drew contention over state claims and the Senate amendments.
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Wasuinatos
Nevada
Theomac River
Theat River
Idaho
Offayotte
Paris
Kores
Siam
Rochambeat
Missleai
Colambin
Mississippol
Iower River
Ognnon Aoenetate
Newlands
House
Senate
Thia
Moody
Maasacha- Tis
Congress
Allen's Foot-Kane Promises Quick Foot Comfort
A vintage ad fragment touts Allen's Foot-Kane powder to shake into shoes for instant relief from corns bunions and foot pain. It claims prevention of strife blisters callouses and aching feet, urging readers to try the product and schedule discreetly for care.
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Allen
Kane
Rae
Relief Famine Sufferers Aid from P&O Steamer
The Peninsular and Oriental Steamer Company sent £5000 to India famine sufferers. Cholera continues in many areas, and conditions are deplorable. Aid reaches Acme 5.67 receivers etc.
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Loxpon
Peninsular and Oriental Steamer Company
India
Acme
Turkish vice admiral Ahmed Pasha to assess shipbuilding
Wasnyotox June 6 The Turkish vice admiral Ahmed Pasha arrived to study American shipbuilding capacity with the aim of placing a battleship fleet. He will tour yards and facilities to appraise capabilities and potential cooperation.
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Tomed Frasna
Wasnyotox
Ahmed Pasha
Russia and Japan on brink of war report
Shanghai dispatches describe near Pekin clashes with Boxers and Chinese mobs. Allegations say Japanese pressure halted a large Russian force at Taku. Reports state Russia seeks Chinese aid to restore order while English and other nationals suffer violence.
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Russia
Japan
Taku
Shanghai
Peking
Jones
Taka Ia
Suanonat
Russa
Sancual
M. DeBoers
Warships Ordered to Sea From League Island Yard
Under navy orders the battleships Massachusetts and Indiana at League Island are being prepared for service. They carry coal for Atlantic travel and ammunition, with full crews and orders to depart promptly to Hampton Roads to await further instructions. Reports from Washington note worsened global tensions as American naval forces are reinforced amid troubling news from Peking.
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Sachusetts
Indiana
Navy Department
Marsachusetts
League Island Navy Yard
Casey
Hampton Ronda
Delaware River
Atlantic
Hare
New York
Boston
Receiver Filed In Atlanta Building and Loan Dispute
Attorney for J A Johnson petitions for a receiver in superior court over the Atlanta Commercial Building and Loan Association. The owner of $1,500 in stock seeks relief to shield assets as the court is asked to show cause why injunctions and receivership should not be granted. The case ties to a broader financial dispute in Atlanta.
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J. A. Johnson
Atlanta
Atlanta Commercial Building and Loan Association
Superior Court
Malvern Hill
Rare Dawevets Em
J. H. Lampkin
Ehow
Jane
Association
Jasan Saeiee
Lealie
Pe-ru-Na praised as a woman’s friend in testimonials
An advertisement features Ka E C Everly of Philadelphia praising Pe-ru-Na for women’s health from girlhood to motherhood. Elderly and barren women recount cures and strength gains, claiming the medicine aids irregularities, nerves, and vitality during pregnancy and menopause. Free catarrh book offered by Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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E. C. Everly
Diamond Street
Philadelphia
Mry
Grieth
Cambridge
Peruyna
Lemley Rules Retirements By Rank In Personnel Act
Washington June 6 Judge Advocate General Lemley rejects the navy bureau’s view that retirements under the personnel act must follow rank ordering. He says the act forbids wholesale retirements that could harm service by forcing many officers out in one grade. Peters Denies Charge In Charleston Sheriff Bush returns with E Peters accused by Mrs Bru of marriage in Charleston while Peters allegedly had a wife in Cincinnati. Peters says he did not marry. Justice Wilbur confirms ceremony occurred on the date charged.
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Judge Advocate General
Washington
Lemley
Navigation Bureau
Advocate General
Ini ST Bee
Peters
Ouattanooga
Bush
Charleston
E. Peters
Bru
Cincinnati
Wilbur Saya
Petera
Reductions in steel billets and foundry iron cited in Pittsburg
The text notes price reductions in steel billets from 30 to 28 per ton and No 1 foundry iron from 23 to 20, amid various interventions. It also mentions doubled food prices in Chinatown San Francisco due to quarantine and reports Marquis Ito being asked to lead a Liberal coalition in Yoronama with a deadlock awaiting his reply.
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Pittsburg
Regie
Atool Intervata
San Francisco
Chinatown
Marquis Ito
Yoronama
Appeal to the President Declares Illinois Courts Invalid
Niles and Streeter refuse to recognize Illinois civil or criminal courts and pledge to deal only with the President or the courts. Judge Miles of Lake Michigan district and Captain Streeter, founder of the district, issue statements insisting on outside jurisdiction and demanding action from the President to order their withdrawal from the case.
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Niles
Streeter
Ilinola
Catcano
Jane G
Miles
District of
Lake Michigan
Captain Streeter
Ley
Coarta
Thas
Dewey Day at Columbus and scattered notices
A noisy Dewey Day scene at Columbus Union Station features a ceremonial salute as Admiral Dewey’s appearance draws veterans and citizens. Elsewhere in Florida and Atlanta there are brief notices about salary discussions and a firm hiring, plus a Hastings battle reference noting heavy casualties.
City Treasurer's Accounts Under Scrutiny in Darton Tenn
The Darton city council's special committee has finished examining the books of W. C. Thomas, the city recorder. It is alleged there was a short in his accounts amounting to 6814 tied to business after a recent city hall fire.
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Darton
Tenn
W. C. Thomas
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