Baptist convention hears Hawthorne defend negro education
In Atlanta on May 10 the Baptist convention faced a heated clash as Dr. Hawthorne rose to defend the education of the colored race amid a critical mission report. Rev. Brown argued for harsher critique of southern policy, while Hawthorne challenged the report’s conclusions and signatures, urging harmony. Nashville selected as next meeting place with invitations from city leaders.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Baptist Convention
Hawthorne
C. C. Brown
South Carolus
Nerroes
Home Boards
Uegroes
4 Institute
Brown
Haralson
Eer Ivery
Home Mission Board
Brotherhood of the Southern Baptists
L T. Tichenor
Cause
Brethren
Burrows
Hawthorne Sams
LT. Tichenor
South
Georgia
Committee On
B. F. Abbott
Geors
Tenn
Commercial Club
Chang
William C. Hatcher
Richmond
J. Morgan Wells
Fort Worth
Texas
E. E. Folk
Baseball Record of Southern and National Leagues
Summary of recent results across leagues lists undecided Friday game Atlanta vs New Orleans with Atlanta 8 to 1, second Atlanta 5 New Orleans 6, Macon 5 Memphis 7, Chattanooga 1 Mobile 6, Birmingham 12 Montgomery 9, plus scattered National and South Atlantic League results including Pittsburg 3 New York 6 and Cleveland 3 Boston 4.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Macon
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Birmingham
Montgomery
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pitts
N. York
Cleveland
Boston
South Atlantic League
Charleston
Colam
New York
Cincinnati
Baltimore
the DeNs
Washington
Louisville
Brooklyn
Advertising claims for Dr Kine remedies in 19th century text
A historical ad style notice asserts citizen confidence in Dr Kine’s New Discovery for consumption and other remedies. It promises satisfaction guarantees and refunds if results are not satisfactory, naming John Crawford & Co and Palmer & Kinnebrw Dugetat as publishers or distributors.
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Dr. Kine
John Grawford &Co
Palmer & Kinnebrw
Hank President Arrested in Phoenixville Bank Scandal
Theodore F. Tlauter, late president of Phoenixville National Bank, Pa, arrested in Phoenixville on charges of making false entries to the comptroller of the currency with intent to injure the bank. Bail set at 1000, warrant filed May 13, 189. Prominent man dead in Mencep, Cal, Hon John W. Breckenridge, son of Vice President Breckinridge, dies.
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Hank
Privapapita
Theodore F. Tlauter
Phoenixville National Bank
Phoenixville
Hanter
Mencep
Cal
John W. Breckenridge
Breckinridge
Buchanan
Word mystery in weekly ad invites readers to guess
A fragmented ad hints at a unique eight to ten character display word printed weekly by Dr. Harter Medicine Co. The house marks items with a crescent symbol and offers free lithographs of samples in exchange for the guessed word.
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Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Funeral for Miss Matida Dibowsky Premier Cincinnati pianist
The distinguished musician and composer Miss Matida Dibowsky is laid to rest in Spring Grove. Her funeral at the home was led by Rev. Gilbert Schmidt. Pallbearers included Harry Fitzpatrick, Gus Peterson, Henry Potthart, Edward Potthart, Carl Von Wolentaisky, Otto Mabus. The floral piano tribute featured white calla lilies and white carnations. Miss Dibowsky won the Springer gold medal at the College of Music, Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Fairchild
Springer
College of Music
Gilbert Schmidt
Lutheran Methodist Church
Dibowsky
Harry Fitzpatrick
Gus Petrson
Henry and Edward Potthart
Carl von Wolentaisky
Otto Mabus
Spring Grove
Convention in Atlanta Deliberates Centennial Missions Fund
In Atlanta on May 9 the Baptist convention heard a centennial report noting missions maps literature and a proposed $25,000 centennial fund. Dr. Gambrell delivered the annual sermon from Enlarge the place of thy tent. Delegates to Philadelphia were named and a debate over a resolution to reduce the delegation was recorded.
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AtLanta
Baptist Convention
T. T. Eaton
J. G. Gambrell
Mississippi
First Methodist
Trinity
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Harrison
Tuck
Philadelphia
A. Hayden
J. C. Porter
F. M. Ellis
HA. Tupper
L. E. Kline
E. Y. Malien
J. L. Jonson
W. H. Williams
G. A. Lofton
Lansing Burrows
T. J. Crane
J. F. Love
Sd H. H. Harris
Fair Goes egg CicaGo May 9 World’s Columbian fund warns of shortage
The World’s Columbian commission, short on funds with a May 4 balance of $6,019.25, must cover salaries and rents for the fiscal year ending June 30, averaging $5,000 monthly. With no further congressional decree, it risks begging for support to cover remaining debts.
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CicaGo
World’s Columbian Commission
Congress Ag
Rioting at Castleden colliery over non unionist Stockdale
A serious riot at Castleden colliery near Hartlepool followed the employment of non unionist Stockdale. Police shielded him as rioters attacked the engine house and officials homes. After fires and destruction, officials pledged to discharge Stockdale, easing tensions. The piece also notes a clerical switch and other local incidents.
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Loxpon
Castleden
Hartlepool
Stockdale
Daily Market Reports and Mining Unrest in Wyoming Valley
Naval States and naval product prices show rosins steading and turpentine firm as commodities trade on the New York and Savannah markets. Lard and pork prices edge higher while bacon and short ribs remain firm in cash quotes. In Pennsylvania, miners in the Wyoming Valley strike mood grows amid Reading deal aftermath as labor leaders report universal unrest and organized resistance.
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New Yorks
City Steam
Forest
Witxestarre
Wyoming Valley
Iing
John Ss. ‘Hasback
Africa evangelization theme at Methodist General Conference
At Omana Nebraska on May 9 Bishop Taylor of Africa addressed the fifth day of the Methodist General Conference. He urged simultaneous head and hand education for Africa and recalled a rescued child named Diana who, once a heathen, learned English in nine months and appeared at the conference amid applause from a surprised audience.
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Taylor
Africa
Omana
Neb
Fowler
San Francisco
W. McDonald
Mississippi
Bristol
Chicago
America
Bishop Bowman
Diana
Congregational ministers urge against Sunday expo doors
The Kansas state convention of Congregational ministers adopted resolutions urging Congress to withhold Expo funds until Sunday doors are closed. A temperance measure was pushed as a top Kansas political issue with a strict prohibition clause demanded in party platforms.
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Sauina
Kan
State Convention of
Congregational Ministers
Congress
Kansas
Genres M. Herrick
Chicago
Educational Society
New Mexico
Utah
Fourteen? Young Girl Burnt to Death in Bremen Street Fire
A 15 year old girl Alvina Hennekes daughter of Patrolman Hennekes of Bremen street station died after her apron caught fire while helping her mother prepare a mid day meal. The flames rapidly spread to her clothing and she could not be saved despite her mother and others attempting to extinguish the blaze.
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Crocrsnall
Alvina Hennekes
Hennekes
Bremen Street
Citie Sens
Brown's Iron Bitters advertised as a cure all
An old notice highlights Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia digestion and debility. The Lyndon Manufacturing Company has rented Broad Street store space once used by Julius Cohen & Co and is showcasing samples of doors sash and other work.
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Lyndon Munufacturing Company
Broad Street
Julius Cohen & Co
President Harrison appoints Lindsey to West Point board
At Mr Blounts request President Harrison names Colonel John W Lindsey of Irwinton Georgia on the board of visitors for West Point alongside Blount A Rome Georgia committee visits Secretary Elkins to hire an engineer for a levee survey at Rome The piece also notes Congress expenses threaten a treasury deficit and hints at an income tax as a revenue option for the democracy
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Harrison
Romans
Washington
Blount
John W. Lindsey
Irwinton
Weat Point
Rome
Elkins
Congress
Deeming Execution Set for May Twenty Third
MeEtpoorye May 10. The death sentence for Deeming is fixed for May 23. He shows no faith in another appeal to delay his hanging after confessing to a clergyman that he killed his wife at Windsor. He alleges a troubled youth with names like Mad Fred and time in asylums, while his brothers deny the tale from Liverpool.
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MeEtpoorye
Deeming
Windsor
Fred
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Shiloh's Vitalizer Offered at City Drug Store
Advertises Shiloh's Vitalizer for dyspepsia and liver complaints at a small price. Guarantees printed on bottle. If no relief, cost is nothing. Sold by City Drug Store. R. C. Orr, Manager.
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Shiloh
City Drug Store
R. C. Orr
Confederates Demand Pensions in New Orleans Meeting
Confederate veterans in New Orleans urged the legislature to pass a pension law granting all veterans, disabled or not, a monthly pension of 12 dollars. If enacted, the measure could cost the state about 50,000 to 100,000 dollars yearly.
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New Orleans
Prohibitionist Pringle Expected to Enter 20th District Race
Davisson Ga May 9 reports strong belief that Hon C R Pringle of Washington County will be urged to enter the senatorial race in the twentieth district which includes Washington Baldwin and Hancock counties Pringle is a leading prohibitionist and one of the state’s best known men.
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Davisson
C. R. Pringle
Washington County
Washington
Baldwin and
Hancoc
Eorgia
Clarke County
Zack Harris
Athens Savings Bank
J. J
Superior Court
Said
Court House
Carke County
Athens
Ee Road
Chase Street
Sophia E. Eberhart
Salor
Reinet
Cotastee Street
Sears St
Old Franklin
Franklin
A J
Lester
Sophia E ‘Eberhart
Ales
Wm. Jones
Col
Athens Bevings Bank
H. H
H. H. Follo6% In the Office of the Clerk of the Suarior Court of Sa'd County
MBKS
Clarke
Georgia
Nothern
Munpkin
A. P. Dearing
A. P
P. Dearing
Salo | Rikeos Savings
Follo
Clare
Tie
Ecioe Couto
Anders Gne
Bloomfield Stree
Tline Ferce
Baxter Street
Plice
Saa
Lates County
Ees
Ion
Dad Uit
BaNx
Iter
Shanghai military students drive out British missioners
A Times special from Shanghai reports Shun King’s military students forcibly expelling British missionaries with the viceroy's alleged acquiescence. The feature mentions Le Coes province and Shun Bingi. The text shifts abruptly to a quip about Dr Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial and a comical alibi case about a henhouse theft, ending with a wooden leg twist.
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London
The
Times
Shanghai
le Coes
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