Mark Twain Dies After Prolific Life And Legacy
A detailed obituary traces Mark Twain from his Missouri roots to global literary fame. It notes his early printing work, river pilot days, and worldwide lectures that built his enduring celebrity. It recounts his family losses, financial troubles, and the balance of humor and moral insight in his writings.
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Mark
Maida
Moye
H. H. Rogers
Jean
Mark Twain
Bermuda
William H. ‘Allen
Helen
William M. Laffan
the Sun
R. W. Gilder
Elmira
N.Y
Gusan
Joan
Langhorne
Clark Twain
Mark Twein
Twain
Samus
Clemens
Florida
Missouri
Durleague
Twains
Higgins
Sir Walter Scott
Bfr
Walter
Nevada
Caliifornia
San Francisco
Sandwich Islands
Europe
New
Engin
Mies Ollila L. Langdon
Buffalo’ Expresa
C. J. Webster & Company
General Grant
Mark ‘Twain
Oriters
Shemanity
Mark Twale
Tite
Redding
Conn
Clare
Osalp Sebetolewits
Sehom
Huckleberry Finn
A. Tramp Abros
Knce
King Arthur
Puddinhead Wilson
Joan of Arc
Traveling Salesman Wanted with Liquid Capital
Young man seeks traveling sales job with $1,000 to $2,000 cash available for start. Applicant offers readiness to travel, dependability, and prior sales experience, aiming to secure employment promptly.
Educating Vacation Trip From Atlanta to Montreal 1910
Announcement offers a guided educational vacation trip from Atlanta to Niagara Falls via St. Lawrence and Montreal to Boston and Norfolk. Cost 13500 dollars includes all travel expenses and meals in New York. June 30 to July 16, 1910. An experienced representative accompanies the party. Apply to C. D. Waynes A. G. P. A. Seaboard, Atlanta.
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Washington
New
Niagara
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Boston
Norfolk
Ilanta
New York
C. D. Waynes A.G. P. A. Seaboart
Atlanta
Phi Kappa Sigma Starts Atlanta Alumni Chapter
After receiving a charter from Philadelphia on Wednesday, Phi Kappa Sigma members in Atlanta began organizing an Atlanta Alumni chapter. Reconstitution and bylaws were drawn up, with plans for a permanent structure and ongoing activities.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Officers and members elected at Richmond College meeting
The group elected Harvey Hatcher as president with Carl Esselbaum first vice president and C M Whitner second vice president. R Frank Tidwell and J Olmsted King of Georgia Tech became secretary and treasurer respectively. The body includes alumni from 15 leading colleges and many prominent Atlanta and Georgia men.
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Harvey Hatcher
Richmond College
Carl Esselbaum
Columbia, University
C. M. Whitner
Georgia Tech
R. Frank Tidwell
J. Olmsted King
Atlanta
Georgia
Lunch tea to-day at 134 Peachtree street benefit
WANTED: everyone to take lunch or tea today at 134 Peachtree Street under the Atlanta Woman's Club auspices. Proceeds go to the building and educational funds of the Atlanta Woman's Club. Fifty cents buys oil and related items for sale to support club work.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta Woman's Club
Jared Ithegson
Atlanti ‘Woman's Club
Roosevelt in Paris Receives Warm Welcome on European Tour
Crowds cheered former President Theodore Roosevelt in Paris on April 21 as he arrived with an escort and met President Fallieres and Foreign Minister Pichon. He attended a sold out Comedie Francaise performance, bowing to actors and audience amid vast public admiration. The Temps hailed his European tour as unmatched in history, and Parisians displayed flags and bunting in his honor. Roosevelt anticipated further engagements with notable literary, scientific, artistic, and political figures during his stay.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Renr
the Republic
Bacon
M. Jusserand
Washington
Wheater
Hoosevelt
Falllervo
Pichon
Roosevelt
Comedie Francatec
M. Fallieres
Coronel Roosevelt
Mra. Roosevelt
Ethel
Kermit
Sophocle
Mounet Sully
Jalan Cre
Tha Témps
Roosevalt
Europe
Roozevelt
Emory Students Raise Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
Emory College in Oxford Ga reports a spontaneous student meeting after chapel resulting in a pledge of 5514 to the endowment fund. President James E Dickey expressed surprise at the total and praised student loyalty as additional pledges continued.
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Emory College
Oxford
Emory
James E. Dickey
Samoa
Issa
Dickey
Friends of
Fire Next Door To Church Sparks Brief Evacuation
A fire near Wesley Memorial church on Auburn Avenue caused a brief evacuation as congregants fled when services ended. Firefighters battled a rear dwelling blaze at 66 Auburn Avenue adjacent to the church and extinguished it with little damage reported.
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Wesley Memorial
Auburn Avenue
Immedi
Ately
Charch
Rescue effort grows as Alabama mine disaster unfolds
A thousand spectators gather as rescue teams channel into Shaft No 2 after a deadly explosion. By afternoon roughly seven thousand people crowd the hillside and roads near the mine to witness the grim scene. Mothers and families endure exhaustion while rescuers are lowered into the mine to recover trapped men.
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Serosa
Alabama
Ers Ropea
Tare
Moan
Preacher Revisits Judas Ishariot in Wesley Memorial Sermon
Rev McConnell delivered a pointed sermon at Wesley Memorial Church on Judas Iscariot, urging self-examination of undisciplined traits. The revival drew the largest weekday audience to date. Morning and evening addresses by Rev Grogan and Rev McConnell were scheduled, with services continuing Saturday evening.
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Aldea
Donnie Jones
Lincoln Mc Connell
Wesley Memorial Church
McConnell
Judas Hscarton
Christ
Sala
Wesley Memorial
J. O. A. Grogan
McCornnall
Wen “Ma- Borla
Evidence Stolen In Swope Case Trial Details Emerge
Testimony unfolds with questions about treatment of Hunton and alleged poisonings at Swope house. Witnesses discuss Dr Hy de and Dr Twyman actions while jurors hear about a poison study using dogs and frogs as prosecutors plan to demonstrate lethal effects of strychnine.
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Mr. Walsh
Mine Heller
Mr. Hunton
B. C. Hyde
Byde
Hans ‘Jeu Wethrines
Destructive Sauce Catsup Delays Destruction Case
New Orleans on April 24 the U S marshal battles a destructive agent catsup after barrels seized last month for federal pure food law violations exploded. A warehouse keeper fears further blasts and petitions for court action to destroy the rest of the consignment.
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New Orleans
Armilar
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Byren
Mack Twain
New England
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Putnam Park
Sherwood Place
New ‘York
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Gradual Rao
Rom Bu- Morlate
Pud
Yale
University of Missouri
University of Oxford
Dean Howells
Bret Harte
Nim
Garland Om Twain
Chicago
Hamlin Garland
Walt Whitpin
Aeork Ag Belfigan
Mississippi River
Heyelt
Teala
National
George Ate
Kentland
Ind
George ‘Ade
Woo
Ling Twain
Ade
Manu
Ofties Phone Bell
R. F. Ingram
Bulfting
Perly
Walton
PHI Kappa Sigma
Jorge
Cleveland
Comedic Francaise
Endowment Fund
Hamilton Sai Man-Bird
M’connell
Judas Iscariot
Pisa
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