Mcarren to oppose new convention plan
Albany April 2 Senator Patrick Mecurre Brooklyn democratic leader says he is not in sympathy with organizers seeking another convention. He plans to go to Denver to protest the high handed conduct of the recent state convention and will leave his case to the national gathering. He believes in an effective means of a second convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Patrick Ho
Brooklyn
Hla Deise Gates
Denver
Moon Kenominniest convention picks for Denver
Chattanooga Tennessee April 22 reports Congressman John Moonwae elected by the deni trata of the third Tennessee district. The convention selected N Hoss fan of Apencer and Joo Mtasient of Cleveland to attend the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Willem J Bryan was distracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Bryan Talks of Slush Fund in New York Campaign
Fatigued by yesterday’s exertions, William Jennings Bryan spoke in New York, alleging $500,000 from Metropolitan Securities Co funded a primary campaign and suggesting funds may be used to block his nomination. He denied conferring with Tammany figures and said Lt. Gov. Chanler was among potential vice presidential picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam ¢ Bryan
Ater
Witte
Abbott
Washington
Charles
Tha Ifortman
Mr Bryan
Thomas ¥. Hoans
Grand Jury
Thin City
Metropolitan Securities Company
Walt and Cortlandt
McKinley-Livan Campaian
Dora
Bryan “Shen
Bryan Eit
France High
Teannot
Sai
Aryan
Iyan
Hryan
Charles Murphy
Tammany Vallant Ma
New York State
Paul Roy Examined in Murder Case at Newington MN
Faris April 227 Examining Magistrate Moutard today took up the case of Paul Ho a Frenchman accused by Gracia Catla of killing her brother G A Carking at Newington MN This afternoon Roy appeared with his lawyer Antony Austin and outlined how the death of Carkin occurred The proceedings were formal with no oath or trial declared by Magistrate Emh ard Also Guayaquil Ecuador April 22 Iores Ontaneds noted Ecuadorian shemiat died of bubonic plague at the municipal laboratory Twenty new bubonic cases and nine deaths have occurred since that Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Documenta
Emhard
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Ilores
Cadets Shot at Cabrera Shocking Guatemala City Attack
Guatemala City reports say cadets from the Polytechnic Institute shot at President Larrada Cabrera during a palace visit. Cabrera wounded but not fatally. several aides and guards injured. Eight cadets executed. nation shocked as stores closed and traffic halted. Roosevelt sent congratulations on Cabrera's escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Guatemala City
Larrada Cabrera
Polytechnic Institute
Quatemala
William J. Helmke
Guatemala
Horsevelt
Tabrera
Washington
Cabrera
Roosevelt
United States
Helimke
Avecadete
Military Academy
Taid
Heimke
Mrs William Chilton Lecture Friday Inman Park Hospital Church
Mrs William Calvin Chilton will lecture Friday at Inman Park Hospital Church corner Edgewood Avenue and Elizabeth Street. The hour is ten o'clock with the subject The Hyening In Dixie Land or Southern Stories from Southern Writers. Mrs EB Waterrow will be heard in a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wiliam Calvin Chiffon
William Chilton
Sha
Inman Park Taptiet Church
Memph is entertainer Chilton praised by Commercial Appeal
General admission 80 cints and children's 26 cents. Mrs Chilton lauded as a teacher. William Calvin Chilton cited as a prominent southern entertainer. Machinists strike in Marshalltown and other towns after a four cent per hour wage cut, with Oscatoona and Monmouth also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiniata
Marshalltown
Town Central Railway
Atrtk
Macniniota
Oscatoona
Towa
Monmouth
Illinois
Bishop Capers Crosses River at 70 in Columbia
Bishop Capers of South Carolina diocese died at his home in Columbia at 230 pm after several months of illness. He was seventy, led the diocese fifteen years, and previously served as secretary of state and a Confederate brigadier general. Funeral set for Friday at Trinity Church with clergy and Confederate veterans in escort. Telegrams of condolence poured in from across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Hishop Emnon Capers
South Caroling
Bishop Cape
Hia
Bishop Capern
South Carolina
South
John @. Capera
Internal Revenue
Republcan
Trinity Church
Bindon
Kentucky School Strikes As Pupils Vote On Return
In Mayeshire Kentucky April 7 22 A teachers start at high school after dismissal of Frotescar Coryall only two students present as girls join the boycott. The pupils will vote today on whether to return or not and the board will notify parents if all refuse to attend. Blewthie Light Plant Burns In Dertora destroying the electric infrastructure and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesel Ere
Kemtucky
Scholare
Mayshire
O Bowden
Frotescar Coryall
Allax
Board of Education
Benefit at Orpheum for the Boys' Club
The Boys' Club of Atlanta will stage a benefit vaudeville at the Orpheum theater next Tuesday night to boost its treasury for leisure and development programs. Special acts will join the regular bill and tickets are sold at multiple local outlets including Maler and Berkele and Piedmont hotel cigar stands. Coleman to Speak at Monticello on Memorial Day April 28 is listed with his talk at the Cedartown Standard office and his long tenure as president of the Georgia Weekly Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club of
Atlanta
Orpheum
Aswell
Treasury
Maler & Berkele
Brannen‘s Drug
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marlaite Street
Kikin-Wateon Drug Company
Godlrum Tobacco Company
Daniel Broa
Piedmont Hotel
Kimbal House
Aragon Hotel
Reawn & Alien
Candler
Goda
Prude
Coleman
Momtleaile
Cedartown
Tean
Monticallo
Geora Weekly Press Association
Howard Fairbrother Dies in Piedmont Hotel Room
Howard Fairbrother, prominent Southern representative of Jewell Belting Company of Hartford, died early yesterday in his Piedmont hotel room. Services will be held this afternoon at Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfeld chapel, with burial in Augusta. Survived by brother Nathaniel of Augusta and sister Mrs Sarah M. F. Hattey of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange Howard Fairbrother
Southern
Jewell Belting Company
Hartford
W. Korvin
H. N. Mason Otto Best
G .F. Dinsmore
A. L. Fowler
EM. Ginn
R. T. Pace
Fairbrother
Adiante
Teaver
Nathaniel Fairbrother
Auburta
Mee
Sarah M. F. Hattey
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bafana
Ouinemer
Alfred Benjamin & Oco
Benjamin
America
Essig Bros
Whlehal St
M’carren
Bryan
Ryan
Bevan
Paul Roy
Els
Hie Porte
Liles
Clemson College
A. Stoney
Allendale, S. C
Raphey
Bishop Capers
Long
Nass
Blewthie
Dertora
Paspelt
Jan
Stenswer
Howard Fairbrother
POR Sale
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Mobile
Strauss, Pritz & CO. Distillers
Cincinnati
Lhlyes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!