Dowie Plans Invasion of Ion City Preaches in Chicago
Dowie announces plans to preach at Shiloh Tabernacle in Chicago on April 27 and describes his illness as heart disease. He speaks in a firm voice despite a persistent cough and claims to reveal a full history of Ion City troubles in an hour long interview. He plans quiet services Sunday and Wednesday while continuing work of the Christian Catholic Church and General Overseer Tatea.
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Train shooting in Canadian Texas leaves two wounded and one dead
On the north bound Kansas Southern Railway night train J. W. Henderson of Killeen was killed and M. H. A. Penny of Philadelphia was badly wounded by a shot beneath the letter. Frank Butler alias A B Masfield of Foss Oklahoma is jailed here charged with the shooting of both men.
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Confederate Parade Honoring Lost Cause In New Orleans
Confederate veterans march through New Orleans in the grand parade led by Major General Albert Estopinal and General Stephen D. Lee. Gray and gold staff, mounted escort, and carriages carrying Confederacy ladies enliven the procession as crowds cheer from Canal Street to Lee Circle and back. Continued on Page Two.
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Heavy frost at Hoke Smith meeting sparks debate
A tense gathering at the courthouse for a Hoke Smith rally drew about 281 noses in attendance as a large crowd promised two thousand supporters. The event featured speeches by James L. Key and Reuben Arnold amid cold, with organization debates over officers and club name.
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Relic Hunters Heap Harvest in Ash Heeps
Relic hunters search ruined Japanese and Chinese quarters for treasured vases, cloisonne, bronzes, and six shooters, profiting from the ashes as San Francisco rebuilds after the disaster. Walls topple in crowded ruins, but Fairmount hotel progress, streetcars return, and civic harmony emerges amid recovery efforts.
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Last Chapter in a Pathetic Tragedy in Standifer Trial
In a tense courtroom the jury found Mrs. Standifer not guilty of killing her sister Miss Chapell Whisenant. The verdict came within ten minutes, prompting a silent, oppressive reaction from spectators including Mrs Standifer and her family. Judge Roan warned against any demonstration.
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Desperate Seduction Rumor Ends Page Three
A fragment notes a woman drove to despair after a cruel husband found in her younger sister a victim for his faith. The line ends with Continued on Page Three, implying a continuing society or crime brief across pages.
Howell’s View Sparks White Citizens Vote Rejection
Voters hear and approve Howell’s view, while White Citizens demand no campaign. The fragment notes a public opinion stance and a call to avoid campaigning activity, reflecting local political tensions and a push for limited electoral messaging.
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Large crowd greets Clark Howell at Doerun governor speech
Doerun Georgia April 27 Special one of the largest crowds in Colquitt county gathered to hear Clark Howell address voters on the governor race. Residents came from Moultrie and nearby counties. Howell was met at the depot by Mayor Fain and other officials and spoke to a packed cotton warehouse audience at 1 o clock. Judge G K Porter introduced him and lauded his stance against disfranchisement fraud.
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G. K. Porter
Fain
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Howall
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Porter
Weather forecast for Georgia Perniy region this weekend
Washington DC dispatch on April 27 reports a cloudy Saturday with warmer trends in the northeast, showers and cooler nights, and a fair southern area. Outlook shows light to fresh southwest to west winds across the region through Sunday, with temperature variations by portion.
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Local Weather Data Snapshot from Various Stations
Regional weather bulletin reports highest and lowest temperatures, mean and normal temperatures, 24 hour precipitation, and month to date and January rainfall deficiencies. Data drawn from multiple stations across the area.
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