North Georgia Methodist Conference Appointments List
Complete 1920s style roster shows Rev W P Lovejoy returning to Athens as presiding elder and Rev J T Daves assigned to the First Church Athens. The lengthy list covers multiple districts including Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Elberton, Gainesville, LaGrange, Carrollton, and more with numerous pastors, missions, and supply appointments across towns like Watkinsville, Madison, and Norcross. The document names presiding elders, churches, missions, and various circuits, reflecting the church’s vast regional structure.
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Athens
T. Daves
Reva
L. Embry and
Sullivan
North Georgia Methodist Conference
W. P. Lovejoy
J. T. Daves
Rev Daves
Athena
First Methodist Church
W P Lovejoy
Athena First
J T Daves
T DaBose
Supernumerary
Oconee Street
L Embry
Whitehall and
Mission
W M Mor
Rheumatism cure debate and medical ads
A fragmentary 19th century column discusses rheumatism cures, praising Scott's emulsion as a crowding-out remedy while cautioning against quack medicines. It lists multiple church districts, missions, and professors alongside ad-like mentions of physicians and local vendors. A brief note mentions Electric Bitters as a claimed women’s remedy, with purchaser details. Other items report Porto Rican legislature, a fatal kerosene lamp accident, and the Kearsarge sailing to Hampton Roads.
Annual Indian Inspector report sparks Chickasaw Choctaw protest
The annual inspector’s report on Indian Territory notes complex laws as lands await appraisal checks, urging penalties for non citizens selling property to cover taxes. Governors of Chickasaw and Choctaw protest surveying methods under the Curtis Act, seek reforms and tax system overhaul for non citizens.
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Wasmonton
United States Indian Inspector For
Indian Territory
Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Arkansas
Intenor
States
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
United States
United States Treasury
Isle of Pines to be kept by U S forces after Cuba
United States will retain possession of the Isle of Pines after the Cuba settlement. It will be fortified with a strong garrison and serve as a strategic outpost for Jefferson’s canal defense. Secretary Root viewed the island’s importance during his Cuba visit and the State Department aligns on US title under the peace treaty.
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Wasmintox
United States
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Yucatan
Gulf
Nicaragua Canal
Root
State Department
Cabau
Signonen Bay
Flood Ravages Rivers Drownings Wild Storm Ends Nightly
After three days of heavy rain a historic flood swept the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers, drowning at least three men and forcing industrial plants to suspend operations along the riverfront. Homes were flooded, thousands of workers lost their jobs, and damage ran into millions as bridges and rail lines were swept away and communities struggled to cope with high water.
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Puresure
Monongahela
Alleghany
Davis Island Dam
Oeloraete
Patteburg
Allegehenttabarg
Arpeburg
piekCcapar
Neville Island
American Steel and Wire Company
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Parsons
W. Va
Glenn Boom and Lamber Company
Severnly
Tennessee
Jamestown
Tenn
Death of George W. Wilson Commissioner of Internal Revenue
George W. Wilson 67 a native of Ohio died this morning in Washington at 9 40. He joined the Fifty fourth Ohio during the Civil War rising to first lieutenant. He studied law after 1866 and entered the internal revenue service in 1869, eventually leading the bureau. Funeral planned in Hamilton Ohio on Thanksgiving day with Mrs Wilson and others traveling from Wasm into via Cincinnati. Population reports: North Carolina 1 893 910 up 276 863 since 1890. Texas 3 048 780 up 813 186 since 1900.
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Internal Revenue
Washington
George W. Wilson
George Washington Wilson
Ohio
Union Army
Fifty-fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Sea of Law
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau
Hamilton
Wilson
Mranner
Williams
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
Looked Upon with Favor Annexation of Danish West Indies
St Thomas residents favored annexation to the United States as newspapers note ongoing interest in purchasing the Danish West Indies. Governor Allen visited the islands, with locals suggesting a U.S. naval station at a central harbor could justify a multi million expenditure and aid Porto Rico’s stagnation.
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St. Thomas
America
Bax Juax
United States
Danish West Indies
Allen
Iis
Banday
Porto Rico
Oemeerome
Plan to form Greek church in Savannah takes shape
Movement to organize a Greek Orthodox congregation in Savannah gains momentum with over 100 adherents. Dr M M Saliba states a city meeting will set the plan, seeking a hall for services and later a church. The effort follows few Greek churches in the South. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for ulcers and wounds, 25 cents.
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Savannah
Savarxan
M. M. Saliba
Electric street railways in the state and a prison escape
Batxton reports only Charlotte and Asheville railways profitable while Winston Salem shows a 26000 loss since start and Wilmington faces receiver action. In Mexico Missouri five prisoners escaped from jail after burglary and assault charges, with eleven others, including Ed Spencer, awaiting transfer.
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Batxton
Charlotte
Asheville
Winston- Balem
Wilmington
Mexico
William Douglass
Charles Davis
Ed Riter
John Cullins
Charles Coleman
Ed Spencer
Plot To Assassinate McKinley Alleges Ex-Convict Chief
Hoboken police report a letter alleging a plot to kill President McKinley. The author names a supposed chief conspirator, a fugitive and ex-convict with a French link, recently in this country. The letter, unsigned, claims a Paris police contact and mentions anarchist ties and a Scranton incident.
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Frans
Hoboken
N. J
McKinley
Aeneas
Mok
Fea
Sven
Ines
Boi Fanmm
Paris
Francois
Scranton
Polce
Will Flagler wed a Southern girl Miss Keenan of Wilmington
Caicaco Nov 27 H M Flagler the millionaire plans to marry Miss Keenan of Wilmington NC The wedding is set for spring His recently divorced wife is confined in an asylum Miss Keenan prominent in southern society Not believed in Macon Miss Keenan is eldest sister of Mrs J Clisby Wise of this city The family dispatch the report and are disinclined to discuss it
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G. M. Flagler
Miss Keenan
Wilmington
Caicaco
H. M. Flagler
Benedict
N. C
Washington
Keenan
Mt. Flagler
Misa Keenan
Macon
New Route for Wheat Exports Affects East Coast Trade
Portiaxp Ore., Nov. 27. A new practice in wheat exports emerges as the British steamship Glenturret is chartered to load 5,000 to 6,000 tons for Europe via the Orient and Suez canal. The Seina tor line vessel will sail from Puget Sound with cargo for Kobe and Colombo, marking a shift from the usual Europe via Atlantic route. The sister ship Glenlochy is en route and may join the new service.
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Portiaxp
Glenturret
Puget Sound
Europe
Orient
Suez Canal
Citie Coast
Golombo
Negro slain in Goldsboro murder on Razor attack
In Goldsboro North Carolina on November 37 a murder occurred at city edge. The victim, identified as John Cobb, was attacked with a razor and died from a neck wound near the left ear with an artery severed. The victim’s wife and the accused killer have been committed for trial.
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John Cobb
Gotnanonn
N. C
Jesse Blackburn
Cose Bao
Cobb
Tyre
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