Roosevelt Visits Springfield Church and Lincoln Tomb
Colonel Odore Roosevelt attended services at the First Presbyterian Church in Springfield. He toured Lincoln's tomb, placed a wreath at Oak Ridge Cemetery, and spoke across Illinois en route to a Pennsylvania trip. Campaign remarks focused on crowds and reception, with plans for further speeches and travel to New York and New England.
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Maccabees Meet in Atlanta Hall and Ministers Gather
The Ladies of Maccabees No 14 plan a Tuesday gathering at their Alabama street hall on April 9 with full attendance urged. Evangelical ministers convene at St Mark's Methodist church this afternoon at 5 o'clock to discuss personal evangelism and review the progress of over 800 pledged workers for a five week “bring one man to Christ” drive. Catherine Kathleen Dillon hosts an egg hunt for Clarkston Methodist Cradle Roll on Monday at 3:30 p.m. The Trev A C Ward home at 124 Mangum St hosts the Minddox Barrett wedding with Dora Maddox on Saturday in the presence of a few friends.
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Census chief praises the south in Nashville gathering
Dana Durap Durand, director of the United States census, in Nashville for the Southern Commercial Congress, declares the south increasingly American in population and wealth. He notes rising native white growth and stronger agricultural and manufacturing gains, predicting faster future progress. He also discusses personal estrangements in a separate interview with Edward Alsop and references a pending move for Mrs Alsop.
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Newell Sanders Named as Senate Successor Likely
Nashville Tenn April 7 governor Hooper will name a successor to the late Senator Robert Love Taylor tomorrow. It is generally reported that Newell Sanders of Chattanooga, a Republican, will be the appointee, but the governor's office refused to confirm.
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The Grand hosts Forbes-Robertson in The Passing of the Third Floor Back
The Grand presents Forbes-Robertson as the lead in The Passing of the Third Floor Back with The Stranger and The Friend, running tonight through Wednesday afternoon. Critics praise his grace, diction, and stage presence in a moving Jerome drama.
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Atlanta Girl Sings Big Hit with Composer Accompanist
Miss June Vackitchron sang with Earnest Ball composer of Love Me and the World Is Mine at the Atlanta Lodge social. Ball praised her voice after performing In the Garden of My Heart. The Elks event featured Billy B. Van company chorus and McIntyre songs, with Wells expanding his summer vaudeville circuit to Washington and southern cities. The season peaks tonight with Forbes Robertson in The Passing of the Third Floor Back at the Grand.
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Important Train No 29 Schedule Notice
A notice states no change to schedule for train No 29 The Birmingham Special will arrive Atlanta at 10 36 a m and depart for Birmingham at 16 45 a m J L Meek Assistant General Passenger Agent
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Easter lilies brighten Richeson in cell before May 19
In Boston a dozen Easter lilies and other floral remembrances arrived for Clarence V. T. Richeson, the former Cambridge Immanuel Baptist pastor condemned to death for the murder of Avis Linnell. Gifts unnamed, likely from former congregation members, were delivered as Richeson attended Easter services behind prison bars.
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Revival in Thomasle Thomasville Ga Big Tent Meeting
The Methodists of Thomasville hold a ten day revival in a tent at Mitchell house park led by Rev. Mr. Dunaway with singer Charles T. Tillman in charge. Services draw large crowds as the event continues in early April.
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Western Union Buys 10 000 Underwood Typewriters
The Western Union company announced a purchase of ten thousand Underwood typewriters, expanding its office equipment stock and broadening typing capacity across branches. The deal signals a sizable investment in clerical productivity as the firm aims to streamline communications and document processing for its mail and telegraph services.
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Alabama Rail Commission Meets In Regular Session
Montgomery April 7 Special The Alabama Railroad Commission will meet in a regular monthly session on Monday April 8 The agenda includes the Aliceville Commercial Club petition to restore statutory rates on the Alabama Tennessee and Northern line and the Maplesville depot issue Citizens of Aliceville seek reinstatement of higher rates as the commission considers the requests for relief and related matters
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150000 Men to Join Belfast Home Rule Demonstration
London reports a mass protest in Ulster against Irish home rule with 150000 participants from unionist clubs and Loyal Orange Order. Demonstrations plan four processions to the Royal Ulster Grounds near Belfast and speeches by Andrew Bonar Law, Sir Edward Carson, and Walter Lang.
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Great Easter Parade at Atlantic City
Thousands of spectators from Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore and other areas crowded Atlantic City boardwalk for the largest Easter parade in resort history. Arrivals topped 60 000 on Friday with railroads rushing supporters and paraders. rain held off until mid afternoon. Pools were crowded and many visitors returned home after the parade.
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Mrs. B. L. Colwell Dies at 56 at Home
Mrs. B. L. Colwell died last night at 21 Markham Street aged 56. The body was taken to Bar clay and Brandon's for funeral arrangements to be announced later. Survivors include one son, Garland Colwell.
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Religion of the man life advocates personal faith over church creed
Dr Charles Zueblin of Boston argued in a First Universalist Church lecture that salvation lies in the individual soul, not any single church. religion should permeate business and politics, with reform hinted in many walks of life. The piece notes Lawrence, Mary Heaton Verse in Harpers Weekly, and the town's mixed Italian and English life amid industrial growth. Morris Knapp wins Magpie oratorical cup with "Hussia and the Jew" topic.
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