Baldwin Praises Tech School and Industrial Education
Baldwin visits the School of Technology in Milledgeville and (4) endorses practical industrial training for African Americans. He highlights cabinet finishing details and a graduation dress pattern, notes the value of women’s labor, and urges self-help education while advocating whites educating to uplift both races. He asks for a detailed statement of the school’s needs. Prominent visitors praise the Athens convention and Hamilton W. Mable’s tribute to Lee Jackson and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ytyla
Baldwin
Balewin
the Tech
Mabie
George Foster Peabody
New York
Francis D Peabody
Columbus
J HH Phillips
Birmingham
The
Outlook
South
Mr Mabies
Lee Jackson
Lincoln Enery
Ogden Party Goes Through Eastern Philanthropists Visit
Special from Athens says the Ogden party of eastern philanthropists arrived in Atlanta at 3:15 this morning over the Southern from Athens by Lula. The group, en route to Auburn and Tuskegee in Alabama, will inspect institutions of learning. Some members will stop at Auburn while others visit Booker Washington's school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Atlanta
Ogden
Lula
Odgen
Representave of the Constitution
Auburn
Tuskegee
Ala
Institutions of Learning
Booker Washington
Robert C. Ogden
Puskegee
Knoxville
Tenn
Conaty Denies Report On Catholic University Resignation
Rector Thomas G. Conaty of the Catholic University of America denies a report that he plans to resign. He asserts no dissensions exist, rejects claims of the university’s bankruptcy, and says the institution needs larger endowment for growth while receiving generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Washington
Thomas Gr. Conaty
Catholic Unversity of
Ameren
Catholic University of America
Burning of a Monastery at Carrollton
Ebensburg Pa April 27 This afternoon the Benedictine monastery at Carrollton burned to the ground with all contents. A small flame appeared on the roof and, due to high wind, intervention was futile. The building was partly insured.
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Carrollton
Ebensburs
Benedictine Brothers
Condition of Cummings in Bullmore Md
At 1 o'clock this morning Congressman Cummings was going to Bacestine comforting. No change is reported in his condition. April 2 Bullmore report.
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Cummings
Bullmore
Southern Educational Conference at Athens Advocates Rural Youth Work
The Southern Educational Conference in Athens delegates to improve conditions for rural white and black children, urging practical measures over luxuries. Miss Lillian Wald, dubbed Jane Addams of the East, discusses settlement work in New York and social reform initiatives aiding urban masses.
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Lillian Wald
Ogden Party
Southern Educational Conference
New York
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Walds Strong
Whitechapel
London
Tonbee Hall
Oxford
Street Railway Fight in Dallas Spurs City Debates
Local interests and eastern capital engage in a street railway dispute in Dallas Texas. A. K. Bonta and associates hold a franchise for a line parallel to Consolidated railway but the permit is paused by the police commission. Residents complain the old company fails city needs while supporters back vigorous competition. Cars and materials are moving and a plan to add four tracks on Main Street is under review with a decision expected tomorrow night.
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Dallas
Western Capital
Tex
A. K Bonta and Associates
Consolidated Railway
Main Street
KILLED His M other in Pittsburg case
Michael Conley a structural steel worker killed his mother in law Catharine McGoldrick in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. He said she entered his home as he struck his wife. Mrs McGoldrick struck him with a brick, then Conley kicked her at the head of the stairs causing a broken neck.
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Michael Conley
McGoldrick
Pittsburg
Catharine McGoldrick
Conley
Butler Street
Womi
Traces of the Huronian sighting search ends
The British cruiser Thames has returned to Greenock after a 2300 mile voyage searching for the missing Allan Wine steamer Huronian. The Huronian left Glasgow February 1 for St Johns, N B, with no results reported.
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London
Thames
Greenock
Glasgow
St. Johns
N. B
Double shooting at Palestine church ends in deaths
In Nacogdoches Texas Wise Clifton and Jim Clevenger clashed after a singing convention at a Palestine church three miles east of the city. Clifton fired at Clevenger in the chin. the bullet crossed his head and killed him instantly. Clifton was then shot near the church door and died.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Palestine Church
Wise Clifton
Jim Clevenger
Clifton
End of Machinists Strike in BrainerdMinnesota
Brainerd Minnesota April 27 Northern Pacific machinists strike ends after talks between General Manager Cooper Superintendent of Motive Power Levels and Vice President Wilson of the International Machinists union. Workers to resume work tomorrow. Protest against promotion of handy men to machinists reportedly won.
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Brainerd
Minn
Northern Pacific Machinists
Endead
Cooper
Wilson
International Machinists Union
Blue and Gray Unite at Athens Education Conference
The fifth annual Southern Educational conference concluded in Athens on Memorial Day, uniting north and south through shared aims. Northern guests learned southern hospitality and insights into race relations, while southern whites supported negro education via southern leadership. Highlights included speeches by Major H. H. Carlton, Dr. Hamilton Mable, Joseph R. Lamar, and others, and a $4500 gift from the education board for a memorial building by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Uf. Reed
Athens
Southern Educational Conference
South
Tve
Charles Baycock
H. H Carlton
Cobb-Delaney Camp
Lee
Virginia
Hamilton Mable
New York
Jackson
Joseph R. Lamar
Henry W Farnham
Yale
Felix Adler
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Genera Education Board
Georgia
Blaze at Glen Falls Leaves Half Million Loss
A disastrous Glen Falls fire on April 27 damaged Webb Bros clothing store on Glene Street and the Fowler Shirt and Collar Company plant, triggering nearly 900 workers to lose or check their employment. High winds fanned the blaze affecting neighboring buildings and triggering substantial insured losses.
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James
Glen Falls
Webb Bros
Glene Street
Joseph Fowler Shirt and Collar Company
Fowler
Ork
Senate plans for week set to push Philippine bill
Washington the house and senate schedule a busy week focusing on the Philippine government bill with few speeches expected in support a minority steering the debate. committee inquiries into Cuba sugar and Crozier gun carriage inventions begin while the Philippines investigation continues. Omnibus public buildings and District of Columbia bills start and advance with agricultural and naval appropriations likely to finish soon.
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Washington
Senate
Philippine Committee
Messra Turner
Clay
Simmons
Genator Hoar
Cuba
Genel Crozier
Philippines
House
District of Columbia
Congress
Accident Claims Noted Telegraph Operator Carr in Ha dora
William W. Carr aged 47 a well known telegraph operator and Associated Press worker died instantly in Ha dora Kansas after he tripped while alighting from a buggy causing a shotgun to discharge into his heart. He had served in Topeka since 1892 and lived with his widow.
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Topeka
Kans
William W. Carr
West
Hadora
Kans Carr
Carr
Associated Press
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Barklow Schooner Founders. Three Drowned Near Put-in-Bay
A Sandusky report says the bark Barklow from Marine City foundered in Lake Erie half a mile from Put-in-Bay on Saturday afternoon. Captain Robert Perdy his wife and stepson Alexander Mor rig, age 16, drowned. The tragedy follows a long report mixing education conference notes and church events from Athens and Danielsville with plans of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs and a party departure led by Robert C Ogden.
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Pardy
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Plain Dealer
Sandusky
Barklow
Marine City
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Robert Perdy
Alexander Morrig
Governor Odell Praises South on Southern Tour
Governor Odell extols southern industrial growth during a private Pullman tour through the Carolinas and Georgia. He notes mills and factories, remarks on white skilled labor, and praises The Constitution as a strong advocate for the region's interests. The party plans westward travel after visiting Atlanta.
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Govermor
South
Odell
Carolinas
Georgia
Atlanta
Charleston
Newburgh
N. Y
New York State
Odenl
Robert J. Lowry
Oden
State Capitol
Candler
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Cal
West
Oil Mills Planned in Blakely by Virginia Carolina
Blakely Georgia April 27 Special It is reported that the Virginie Carolina Chemical Company purchased the Alliance warehouse north of the Central railroad depot to erect an oil mill There is uncertainty if two mills will be built or if one is planned Blakely is a noted seed town shipping 126 to 13 cars of seed per season Nearby oil mills exist in Dothan Fort Gaines Shellman Arington Bainbridge and all around making profitability a question
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Thans
Southern Educational Conference
Athens
Central South
McTver
Aycock
North Carolina
Alderman
Louisiana
Hoke Smith
Eorgia
Leearn
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Blakely
Virginie- Carolina Chemical Company
Alliance
Central Railroad
Georgia
Dothan
Ala
Fort Gains
Shellman
Giz
Arington
Bainbridge
Severe storm at Pittsburg causes deaths and property loss
A cyclonic wind storm across the Pittsburg area wrecked property and killed two people as the Cumberland accommodation derailed near Port Perry and fireman Sperow died from scalds. An Italian worker crushed at McDonald by an overturned oil derrick was reported. Rochester, Pa., death unconfirmed. Telephony damage worsens Imemen strike, with officials cautioning delays and new workers needing protection. Authorities say repairs will proceed and service should improve soon.
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Pittsburg
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Port Perry
Edward G. Sperow
McDonald
Rochester
Pet
Guevarra Surrenders Command in Samar Island Campaign
General Frederick D Grant’s gunboat expedition defeats insurgent forces in Samar. Guevarra and 189 officers and 161 rifles surrender after moving down the coast. About 300 more insurgents are to surrender at Cabalogan while 300 bolomen already surrendered at Sulat.
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Manila
Frederick D. Grant
Easco
Florida
Gandaro
Samar
Guevarra
Gueverra
Rafae
Sebastian Abaki
Cabalogan
iSamar
Sulat
Bamar
Gua Yarra
Lukban
Wounded Negro Arrested After Librarian Fires On Burglary
Miss Anne Wallace, librarian of the Carnerie library, shot at a negro burglar at her home on 56 Carrier Street last week. Sanford and Kilpatrick say they have him in custody, identified as Sam Sutton, though his account of the shooting is inconsistent. He claims self defense or an accidental shot while fooling with a pistol. The wound, to the left calf, could have been caused by another person firing from a window.
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Anne Wallace
Sanford and Kilpatrick
Carnerie Lbrary
Carrier Street
Sam Sutton
Walton County
Wallace
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