One Thousand In Parade Of 600 Fellows In Atlanta
A thousand marchers formed yesterday afternoon for the eighteenth anniversary celebration of a Christian church in Atlanta. The parade began at 2 o clock from Alabama and Broad streets, marched via Peachtree and Firestone to Trinity avenue, then to the church on Pryor street where services followed. Major Amos Haker led the parade as grand marshal and a large contingent of followers participated under the guidance of Dr Lir Clark and Rev H Co Warley among others. Bad weather reduced attendance but dignitaries delivered appropriate addresses and the event proceeded with ceremony despite rain.
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Alabama
Christian Church
Bouth Pryor Street
Wedemeyer
Fread
Peachtree
Frachtres
Wattenan
Trinity Avenue
Ofrlatian
McCo Strickland
Azytwisn
Howke Warren Aotet
Rev. H. Co. Warley
Ide Pendinton
Propia
Mexican Albums For Roots Party Visit To Mexia
A San Antonio to Mexico City visit story tells of a Mexican reception for Secretary and family. Four albums with pantographs and plates were created by jewelers and bookmakers, detailing the journey from Las Posadas to the border crossing and return to Washington. Albums will be gifted to the Secretary, Mrs Grant, Mrs Moot, and the Foreign Murine Marine and placed in the State Department.
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Mot Y Cty
Mexico
Bechetan
Biante Root
Alyasen
Wil
Mexia
San Antonio
Texaa
Las Rede
Thinetty
Wea
Washington
Mr Real
tArant
Brestent Ding
Muriner Marincal
Kne
State Department
Butted to Death by Goat in Georgia Woman Dies from Cancer
Carrie Perkins died after being butted and beaten by a goat in a tenement at 921 Hen nets ates Aururia Georgia. A coroner’s jury found death from cancer concealed by bruises after investigation and a negro preacher recalled a prior assault by the goat.
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Agosta Aururia
Capedal
Carrie Perkins
Rates for Montgomery Hearing Set by Commerce Commission
A notice from Montgomery Alabama reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a hearing in April on a petition by a freight bureau seeking a rate readjustment for routes through Mobile and Montgomery. The case centers on proposed through rates from western points to Montgomery via Mobile, aiming to reduce local shipping costs. The commission's decision could affect Alabama traffic and rail costs, with Mobile and Birmingham potential beneficiaries.
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Commerce Commis Atum
Montgomery
Ala
Montannten
Interatate Commerce Commission
Msuthesstat
Agnes
Mobile
Yensiema
Birmingham
Shantha
Felix Gillespie Dies After Typhoid Attack at Macon Hospital
Felix Gillespie aged 34 died last night at the city hospital after typhoid. A tether, mater, he was well known in Macon. Survived by two sisters and two brothers in Ireland and two brothers in Boston, who were at his bedside. Funeral at St Joseph's church tomorrow after noon, Rev Father Madden officiating, interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Felix Gillespie
Macon
Ireland
Joan
Patrick
Boston
St Joseph's Church
Father Madden
BL Joseph's Cemetery
Dr Knopf Addresses White Plague Expert Talk
Dr S A Knopf, famed tuberculosis authority, spoke to a near full Grand opera house audience. He urged practical prevention, emphasized home care and fresh air, criticized patent medicines, and urged Atlanta to establish district nurses and sanitariums to combat consumption.
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Grand Opera House
8. A. Knope
Atlanta
Knopf
Danner
Atrean
Hoe
Tulane appoints Dr Philips as history chair at Tulane
Major Sidney Herbert dies in Maitland at fifty five. Dr Ulrich D B Philips, associate professor at Wisconsin, accepts Tulane history chair. A native of Georgia, he studied at Tulane and Georgia, earned a Ph D at Columbia, and taught nationwide. He will begin in October teaching undergraduate and graduate courses.
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Orlando
Fla
Sidney Herbert Lacy
Maitland
Sidney Herbert
Savannah
United States
Madison
Wia
Ulrich DB Philips
University of Wisconsin
Tulane University
New Orleans
Philtina
LaGrange
Tulane
University of Georgia
Columbia University
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Georgia
Michigan
Kannas
Ohio Wesleyan
Wisconsn
Tutane
Philips
Philips Ie
MacMillan & Co
Thane
War Department to use St Augustine HQ for Col Stewart
War Department will press Florida authorities to relinquish the Daerracke lease and use the St Francia barracks at St Augustine as headquarters for Colonel William F. Stewart Coast Artillery. Secretaries and officials discuss reimbursement for expenditures on a Florida residence once used by the National Guard, marking an unprecedented wartime administrative shift. A separate note from Macon, Ga reports a Brown gubernatorial club formation with plans for a permanent organization and representation in the party machine.
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War Department
Francia Dareacke
Washington
Florida
St Francia Barracke
St Augustine
Wiliam F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Stewart
Deao
Fort Grant
Ariz
Oliver
Francis Karracka
Department of the Gif
Isla Inested
Army
Werdan
Brows
Macon
Cidena
Joseph M. Brown
Tigdenbereene
Brown Club
Laswe
Mercury for Tuberculosis Treatment Reported
A preliminary report on treating tuberculosis with mercury was submitted to the surgeon general by Gurgenn Bot. Werisht of the navy, detailing investigations at Naval Hospital Fort Lyon, Colorado. Medical Inspector C. A states officers supervise, with surgeons Bucher and Wright applying the treatment to prevent infection, and patient interest growing as results appear encouraging.
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Washington
Gurgenn Bot. Werisht
Navy
Naval Hospital
Fort Lyon
Col
Medica
C. A
W. H. Bucher
Wright
Local Odd Fellows to Celebrate 89th Anniversary in Macon
Plans by all Macon area lodges of the Odd Fellows to observe the eighty ninth anniversary of the order in Georgia with a ceremony at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night. More than a thousand Fellows are expected to attend as representatives from multiple lodges prepare for an inspiring event.
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Macon
Oda Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alpha Theta Marks 26th Anniversary of Alpha Tau Omega
The Alpha Theta chapter celebrated its twenty sixth anniversary at the club rooms Saturday night with a large crowd of visiting brothers and alumni. I H Putnam chief of this province attended among the attendees. Appropriate exercises were held and the event was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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Emory Colleges
Oxford
Spector
Alpha Theta
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
I. H. Putnam
Thia
28 LIVES LOST IN OCEAN CRASH
London reports 28 dead and missing from the Gladiator collision with the American cruiser St Paul near the Isle of Wight. Rescue attempts yielded no bodies. Officials say the accident was unavoidable and will prompt a Board of Trade inquiry.
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London
Ale of Wight
Board of Trade
Abioa
Ab Ter
Tiger
Berwick
Inla
Wight
Steet
J. T. Hillin
St. Paul
St Paul's
Diadloxed Agahs
Pavol
St Paul
Paason
Abe
Great Britain
Dynamite Damages New Bristol County Bridge
A dynamite blast on the Taunton river bridge between Fall River and Somerset badly damaged the unfinished structure. The 750000 project, built by Holbrook Cabot & Bellina of Boston, was set to open in two months. Police say at least fifty pounds of dynamite exploded at the granite pier near the river shore, causing extensive girders damage and shattered windows across the city.
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Fall River
Maes
Bristol County
Holbrook Cabot & Bellina
Boston
Four bitten by mad dog in Greenboro Georgia
A dog owned by Rev. KG Smith went mad injuring four people including Henry Torbert’s son and Rev. BG Smith’s two daughters and a Black porter. The dog’s head was sent to Atlanta for hydrophobia testing. Many neighborhood dogs were found bitten and residents fled to Atlanta for their children’s Pasteur Institute treatment.
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Pasteur Institute
Atlanta
Greenpboro
Smith
Henry & Torbret
Bg, Smith
Torbert
Smith Lert
Pameur Institute
Miller Shot in Arm at Columbus Dixie Theater Incident
On Tenth Street in Columbus Georgia Z A Brooke proprietor of the Dixie Theater and Lennard Miller, a young local businessman and stunt performer, quarreled over a business dispute. The confrontation escalated to blows and Brooke fired a pistol, striking Miller in the arm though his injuries are reported not serious.
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Columbus
Dixie Theater
Columbus, Ga
Tenth Street
Z. A. Brooke
Lennard Miller
Brooks
Miller
Millar
Taft to Get Arkansas Indorsed at State Convention
Little Rock Ark April 24 The Republican state convention will meet at Hot Springs Tuesday to nominate a mate ticket and adopt a platform. It is virtually certain that the Roosevelt administration will be endorsed emphatically and that renunciation will be adapted instructing the delegates at large to vote for the nomination of Secretary Taft as long as his name is before the convention. In adopting the platform a strong fight is expected to include a prohibition plank.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
Roose- Velt
Chicago
Taft
Odd Fellows Celebration at Lequin Georgia
In Covington on April 20 a large crowd gathered for the Odd Fellows annual celebration at Lequin. Rev. Eugene R. Pendiston delivered a sermon on Christian motives, Professor A. H. Foster spoke on Odd Fellowship, with brief remarks by Noble Grand A. C. Struler. A dinner was served under the trees and music closed the program. Separately in Macon on April 26 county commissioners Bibb County John T. Moore L. Henry Dewitt McCrary T A Artope and H Taylor announced reelection bids, signaling a strong slate.
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Lequin
Covington
Odd Fellows
Eugene R. Pendiston
A. H. Foster
Odd Fellowship
A. C. Struler
Macon
John T. Moore
L. Henry
Dewitt McCrary
T. & Artope
H. Taylor
Bibb
Citisens
Diaz Calls Cabinet Meeting On Central American Affairs
Rumors from Mexico City say President Diaz convened a cabinet meeting to discuss Central American matters. Reported for April 27, the gathering aims to finalize a U S Mexico accord on Central American affairs. A holiday today hinders confirmation of details.
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Diaz
City of Mexico
Mexican State Department
Guatemala
Cabinat
Ttm
United States
Mexico
Aftaire
Allmomy Hearing Heid Dr Rogers Alimony Case
In Savannah on April 26 special report notes Dr J D Rogers Liberty county physician aged over 80 facing contempt for failure to pay $20 alimony to his wife who has sued him for divorce. Judge Beadrock allowed him to begin $8 monthly payments until next fall when the divorce hearing resumes.
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Allmomy
Savannah
J. D. Rogers
Liberty County
August Alleg
Aick
Atlanta Today Honors Heroes Parade Details Amid Confusion
A lengthy parade schedule from Atlanta outlines a grand march featuring units from the National Guard of Geos, local academies, police and fire departments, and Confederate veterans, with a five minute gun salute from the Auntell building. The text also recounts a North China Daily News dental anecdote describing a doctor repairing a patient’s missing teeth with a steel wire and teeth from a heap.
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Orth
Aesigi
Wedemeyer’ Rand
Btudenta
Boys’ High School
Ecoota
Wercley & Arandona Ambulance
Atlanta
Southern Express Company
M. Patterson & Bon'a
Butt
Governor's Horse Guard
Governor's Light Artillery
Daughters of the Confederacy
Dentist in Ress building finds faith aids healing
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls a nine daughter who believes prayer aids healing. When asked what she would do if her father died she says her mother and siblings would pray for another papa and they won the very next day.
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Cievelana Plain Dealer
Ress
Blizzard Grips Britain In Severe Winter Storm
A remarkable blizzard, the worst since 1881, swept across the United Kingdom Friday night into Saturday. A violent northerly gale and low temperatures produced eight foot snow drifts in places. Rail, telegraph, and telephone services were disrupted. Tramways, cafes, and motors were snowed in nationwide. Many remote districts were cut off and some deaths from exposure were reported. Enormous damage followed across communities.
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London
England
United Kingdom
Local Obituaries and Funeral Arrangements Notice
A list of recent deaths and funeral details includes Mrs J D Astora Aatin of 116 Jones Avenue who died after a long illness and is at Poole’s undertaking establishment awaiting funeral plans. Other notices mention Samuel Neblar killed in a Tucker wreck, and T L Hovey of 254 Rawson Street whose services were held at Barclay and Brandon’s with remains sent to Richmond for interment.
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J. D. Astora
J. D Aatin
Jones Avenue
Thara
Poole
R. Ty Brown
Calita
Lane Trown
M. J. Smith
J. T. Lyle
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfields Chapel
Ramuel Neblar
Tucker
Richmond
Secret Order
Mystic Marine
J. Bower
T. L. Hovey
Rawson Street
Barclay & Brandon
W A. B.C, Oh. Ho
R. de Kilpatrick
Farmer Wallace Polk Fatally Wounds Self After Attacking Family
In Fraina Ryhajia Mtn on April 28, Wallace Polk a well known farmer struck his wife fatally hurt her daughter 18 then turned a pistol on himself blowing out his brains police report indicates a public safety incident parish authorities describe as a shocking domestic tragedy with unclear motives remains under investigation.
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Fraina
Ryhajia
Mtn
Wallace Polk
Rabbi Marx Delivers Address at District Grand Lodge Convention
At the thirty-fourth annual convention of District Grand Lodge No 8 Independent Order Final Aryth gathering in Wilmington NC, over 100 delegates attended. Hon Simon Wait of Washington Rabbi George Bolomen of Savannah and Rabbi David Marx of Atlanta spoke as the three day session began. Meanwhile reports from Caracas note two cases of plague with passengers arriving on the steamer Philadelphia and concerns at Porto Cabello, Caracas denies plague in the city.
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District Grant Lodge
Wnat
Wilmington
Ditrict Grand Lodge No
Georgia
South Carolina
Wirginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Simon Wait
Washington
George Bolomen
Savannah
Hebb
David Marx
Atlanta
Caracas
Witlematadt
Philadelphia
Porto Cabello
Oldent Inhabitants Leaders Die in Washington
Washington April 2. Joan Edward Libbey president and Charles A Churgh vice president of the Oident Inhabitants Association of the District of Columbia died today. Libbey born November 22, 1837 in this city. Churgh born September 11, 1828 in Met Church Jefferson Frederick County Maryland. Both men long identified with the lumber business.
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Dena. Washington
Joan Edward Libbey
Charles A Churgh
Oident Inhabitants’ Association of the
District of Columbia
Br. Libbey
Church
Jefferson
Frederick County
Martyland
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Atlanta Today
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Georgia Military Academy
Martat College
Donald Fraser
Atlants Police
Greenberg. Bond & Hisomfisid's Ambulance
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North China Daily News
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