Divine Healing Sermons and Parkhurst Disruption
Dr Holderby preaches Divine Healing at Moore Memorial as Mrs Etter conducts prayer healing. Jane Est, IWW sympathizer, interrupts Madison Square Presbyterian during Parkhurst service, is arrested and held on $500 bail. Parkhurst sick and absent.
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DR. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Christ
New York
Jane Est
Industrial Workers of the World
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Miss Est
Charles H. Parkhurst
Misa Eset
Jefferson Market
Parkhurst
Est
Attendance at Central Church Reaches New High
The largest Sunday school in Central Baptist church history gathered yesterday morning with 1660 attendees under Superintendent Autry. Dr Ridley followed with Christ's Calls to the Church to a capacity crowd, a donation event funded deficits, and the evening sermon continued the same theme as the morning. The Nome mission board campaign launches May 17 for fifteen days, urging support across Atlanta churches.
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Central Baptist Church
Autry
Atlanta
Christs Resurrection
Ridley
D'Elock
Nome Mission Board
the Baptist Convention
The Globe Clothing Company Ad Offers Wide Shirt Sale
A vintage style classifieds blurb from The Globe Clothing Company promotes soft pleated shirts in 1314 to 18 neck sizes with 3 sleeve lengths. It lists prices from 1.00 to 5.00 plus suits at 15 to 20 dollars, hats, pajamas and night robes, parcel post options, and locations at 89 Whitehall Street and 74-76 South Broad Street.
Archie Butt Memorial Dedicated in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on April 12 the unveiling of the Butt memorial bridge honors Archibald W Butt major US Army military aide to President Taft. Former President Taft will give the principal address on Archie Butt My Friend and Aide. The Masonic Temple-Noyes lodge from Washington will participate with sixty members attending.
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Augusta
Butt Memorial Association
Masonic Order
Temple-Noyes Lodge
Washington
Major Butt
U S Orders Hancock to Tampico Amid Tampico Tensions
From New Orleans dated April 12, a dispatch reports the U S transport Hancock ordered to Tampico to rescue refugees amid fighting between Mexican constitutionalists and federals. The ship will carry 400 tons of coal, join hospital ship Solace en route, and escort details include marines from Camp Elliott. The move follows Huerta’s apology and postponed reparation while the inquiry proceeds.
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U.S
Hancock
Tampico
New Orleans
United States
Washington
Tere
Naval Station
Solace
Culgoa
Fengacola
United States Marine Corps
Camp Elliott
Canal Zone
Isie de Luzon
St. Louis
New York
Central American
Carranza and staff arrive at Chihuahua capital
General Venustiano Carranza and his staff arrive in Chihuahua establishing the new constitutionalist capital. Carranza left Juarez yesterday and said a planned interview with General Villa would occur soon. Carranza telegraphed Rafael Zubarán to assure Washington of timely replies to urgent military campaign matters. Also, the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway announces dining car service on Western & Atlantic trains 92 93 1 and 2 starting April 14 through service on all through Western & Atlantic routes.
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Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Westeen & Atlantic Railroad
Western & Atlantic Railroad
E. Harman
Decatur County Fights Weevil With Farm Education Plan
Decatur County launches a war on boll weevil with farmer education and practical experiments. Ira Williams of the state department of agriculture oversees plots at Donaldsonville and Bainbridge to boost cotton yield and earliness under weevil conditions. A fire board of trade plans farmer education to prepare for the pest and promote stock-raising. Local buyers purchase Hereford bulls and over twenty purebred animals, with agitation to buy a Spanish jack for breeding mares.
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Bainbridge
Decatur County
Ira Williams
State Department of Agriculture
Donaldsonville
J. D. Chasen
Messrs. Austey & McCaskill
J. W. Napie
Walters Kidnapping Case Prompts Psychology Problem
In Opelousas Louisiana judges will hear competing claims over a missing boy, with W C Walters charged with kidnapping. Two women contest the child’s identity, Mrs C P Dunbar of Opelousas and Julia Anderson of Barnesville NC, while Bertillon expert testimony is expected.
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Opelousas
W. C. Walters
Robert Teubar
C. P. Dunbar
Opelouzas
Julia Anderson
Barnesville
N. C
Dunbar
Bertillon
Walters
Bruce’ Anderson
Hoy
Robert Dunbar
Mississippi
State Supreme Court
Walkers
Julia
Anderson
Bruce Anderson
Railroad Employees Meet in Kansas City
Kansas City April 12 The biennial convention of the railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor opens here tomorrow with delegates representing 360 000 railway workers attending. Conciliation and arbitration in wage disputes changes in the Erdman act and standardization of wage agreements by transportation districts are among the chief topics to be discussed.
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Kansas City
Railway Employees’ Department of the
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Relations Commission
Aged Inventor Dies Testing Auto Boat at Sea
Ferdinand Forest, an elderly inventor of a motor, died while testing a new auto boat at Monte Carlo. He was about to attempt a mile speed record when the craft struck a jetty. Forest, who suffered heart disease, had been a pioneer, first to build a four cylinder engine and use magneto ignition.
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Monte Carlo
Ferdinand Forest
Forest
MAY VETO PURCHASE OF PARK IN SEVENTH
City reports claim Mayor Woodward will veto a council approved measure to spend 10,000 to buy ten acres of the Moseley estate for park use in the seventh ward. The mayor says he has not yet considered the resolution and may require changes to avoid binding the city.
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Woodward
Moseley
Seventy Ward
Easter Sunday Brilliance Beats Weather Fears
Despite rain forecasts a bright Easter Sunday drew large crowds to churches across the city. Services lasted over two hours in some parishes with packed congregations. The forecast for Atlanta today promised fair weather, while churches hosted celebrations and parades drew many visitors.
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Ney
Washington
Atlanta
National referendum on trade commission report begun
Washington April 12 a special committee of the chamber of commerce United States completed its report on the interstate trade commission bill and will start a nationwide referendum Tuesday. The panel plans to submit the report to commercial organizations in forty seven states and will issue further reports as other trust legislation proposals are clarified.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Interstate Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Congress
Chamber
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