Nicaragua Leader Sacasa Seeks Stable Path After Revolution
President Sacasa in Lea discusses resisting overthrow, seeking aid assurances, canal goals for Nicaragua, and hopes for American support. He plans travel to study Europe and return if health permits, while noting minimal fighting and economic distress from the conflict.
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Mayada
Sacasa
Lea
Nicaragua
Compleyun
Yaule Dantes
Panama
United
Chicago
Europe
Funeral of Edwin Booth at Transfiguration Church
The funeral for Edwin Booth filled the Transfiguration Church with prominent actors and figures from both sides of the Atlantic. The service drew a full crowd and a large procession was anticipated, marking a solemn close to Booth's storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Ghopin
Eea
New York
Edwin Booth
Church of the Transfiguration
Atlantic
Obituary of Mrs. L. W. Threlkeld of Athens Georgia
Mrs. L. W. Threlkeld, born July 9 1815 in Madison County, died February 12 1898 at her Athens home. Daughter of James and Rhodes, a longtime Baptist member who helped the poor, read the Bible daily, and led home prayer meetings during illness. She lived amid suffering, asked not to linger, and died two days after a stroke leaving four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Threlkeld
James Rhodes
Madison County
Baptist Church
Christaan
Athens
Gala Day Attracts Thousands To Athens June 21
The event features top Northeast Georgia baseball and races, Opera House views, and a Mell lecture with foreign perspectives. Railroads offer one rate fare from June 20 to June 28, encouraging travelers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Georgia
Opera House
Mell
Wilde Divorce Case Reveals Wild Family Turmoil
Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde petitions for divorce from William C Kingsbury Wilde in New York citing excessive drinking costly tastes and neglect of home duties. She says Willie wasted money on clubs and theater, mocked her in public, and pursued luxuries while she paid his bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Leslie-Wilde
William C. Kingsbury Wilde
Frank Leslie
Willie
Oscar Wilde
Gerlach
Fifth Avenue
Victoris
Leslie
Will
Lotos Club
Bill
Europe
Lyceum Theater
Wilde
Beabs County
Death of Marion Lambert at Grandparents Home
Yesterday afternoon at Thomas Street the infant Marion Lambert died at the home of her grandparents. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lambert, was cherished by family and friends. Funeral today at 3 30 from Mr J M Barry's residence on Thomas Street. Also notes Princeton Sunday school celebration, led by Horace Lovern and J Y Dunsway with speeches, songs and a dinner, deemed very pleasant.
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Thomas Street
Marion
Charles Lambert
J M. Barry
Pricerox
Princeton
Horace Lovern
Lovern
J. Y. Dunsway
Being Led by Jesus into The Blessed Life
A devotional reflection on Jesus calling believers by name and guiding them from old to new. It contrasts God’s intimate relationship with Moses and the faithful, likening heaven’s shepherding to earthly life, urging obedience to each gentle nudge of His will.
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Moses
Steel
Jesus
Christ
Heaven
Earth
R.v. F
B. Meyer
Pray on for Husbands Conversion, Wives Urged to Persevere
A New York Evangelist urges wives and mothers to persist in prayer and religious example to convert husbands and sons. She compares steadfast prayer to Cyrus W Field’s ocean telegraph success and advises holy tact, affectionate conduct, and supporting church choices without quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Field
Ocean Telegraph
N. Y. Evangelist
University Commencement Promises Brilliancy and Debates
The article outlines a forthcoming university commencement with a packed schedule. Trustees meet Friday to transact business, followed by senior class exercises, a champion debate, baccalaureate sermon by the Chancellor, and a series of addresses by Col A C Willcox of Atlanta Gen Henry B Jackson and others. Social events fill every night and an exclusive white excursion to Atlanta is offered June 22 with round trip fare of 1. Tickets are sold at local firms.
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College
M.C. A
Col.a.c. Willcoxon
Atlanta
Henry BR. Jackson
Athens
Jackson & Burke Co
Haselton & Dozier’s
Banner
Pray On by Rev Theodore L Cuyler
A preacher cites a devoted wife who prays for her husband and sees his conversion after steadfast prayer and example. The anecdote highlights persistent intercession and faith in prayer guiding spiritual change. The piece contrasts active faith with mere talk and urges perseverance in family prayers.
Dog’s secret neighborly feeding revealed by careful escape
A Chicago family notes their well cared for dog skips breakfast at home and stealthily leaves to share meat with a ragged stray in a nearby shed. The scene ends with the rescued pup eating the last morsel while the tramp-like dog accepts charity.
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Chicago
Perilous Arctic Passage Aboard The Kite
Doctor Keely recounts Peary expedition ice pack ordeal aboard the Kite. After fifty miles in eleven days a narrow water passage froze, pinning the ship. Crews blasted an opening with a gunpowder fuse, blowing a cake from the ice, then retreated to safety. The next day the captain marked the high ice piles thirteen to twenty feet high.
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Doctor Keely
Pike
Dare to Oppose Wrong Like a Rock Against the Wave
A speaker urges steadfastness in conviction, comparing bold individuals to a rock resisting social fashion. He cites Garibaldi as an example and vows that hardship will not deter the youth who seek truth and duty. The issue closes with travel ads: Athens to Atlanta excursion train June 22, round trip one dollar. Jug Tavern and Lawrenceville 75 cents.
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Garbaldi
Italy
J. D. Jones
Athens
Atlanta
N. R. BR
Jug Tavern
Lawrenceville
Water works case postponed to the 26th
The Athens water works case will be delayed to the 26th after a New York continuance granted despite defense objections. Mayor Tuck, ex-City Attorney Racker, and Mr. Hodgson return today for fuller details as bond funds are largely drawn and aligned with the case.
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New York
Athens
Tuck
Racker
Hodgson
Fuller
James White
National Bank
Geologist Appoints Assistants as State Survey Advances
Arranta Ga June 10 The state geological department meets at the capitol with Professor Yeates approving two assistant appointees. Francis P. King of Johns Hopkins Baltimore and S. W. McCallie of Knoxville are named after strong endorsements. King and McCallie to report by mid next month. Yeates aims to map economic resources like marble granite phosphate and gold across Georgia to attract investment. Also notes Hugh Rowe former Athens post office worker now running theaters in Florida towns. Athens Gala Day June 21 railroads offer one fare June 20 to 23.
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Arranta
State Geological Department
Yeates
Geological Board
Capitol
Francis P. King
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
W. McCallie
Knoxville
McCallie
Johns Hopkins
Tennessee
C. W. Dabney, Jr
Princial
University of Tennessee
F. Lampson Scribner
Tennessee Agricultural Experimental Station
Georgia
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Sucasa
Central America
Nhew
United States
Salvador
Salvapon
Nicaragual
Guatemala
Jona
Barillas
Tesident Ezeta
Honduras
Tegucigalpha
Serra
Boston
South
Birmingham
New Orleans
Charleston
Montgomery
Savannah
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Augusta
Memphis
Macon
Gilbert
America
James Gilbert
Portland
Booth
Leslie Wilde
Marion Lambert
G. O
Oh Are
Banner Office
Religious Department
Theodore L. Cuyler
Canaan
Children’s Department
DOGS
F. M McLeroy,Jr
Ocxnee Mills
the Geological Board
Hugh Rowe
Tamps
Fila
Tampa
Key West
Bartow
Florida
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