Tenor Solos and Hymns Highlight Early 1900s Concert Notes
A fragmented program lists tenor solos by Harry Macdonough and Billy Murray with orchestra, and hymns sung by six thousand in a Torrey Alexander event. Notable pieces include My Old Kentucky Home and Tell Mother I’ll Be There, with remarks on Alexander’s leadership and Torrey’s oratory style.
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Sy Scotti
Plaucon
Journet
van Hoose
Harry Macdonough
Kentucky
Foster
Billy Murray
Maggie Doyle
Jerome and Schwartz
Cohan
George Washington, Jr
Haydn Quartet
Fillmore
Torrey-Alexander
McKinley
Alexander
Tillman
Torrey
Macon leaders urge schools to exhibit at centennial fair
Teachers and pupils across Georgia will showcase farm products and live stock at the Macon centennial fair. Officials expect over a thousand individual exhibits as schools compete for prizes from the state university bulletins and other premiums. Rural and Bible school pupils plant small crops and report surprising results, with Superintendent Chapman closely guiding the effort and Bibbhua board prizes attracting wide interest.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon Fair Association
Anderson
Bridges Smith
Chapman
Oiony
Macon Fgir
State University
Board of Education of
Bibbhua
D. H Brandon
Atlanta
A. B. Willis
Jackson
E. H. Hendeiwn
Savannah
The
Georgia Funeral Directors
Ferguson
Association
L. H. Burghard
Jesse Hart
Hunter
Sam Hunter
Ely Hospital
Bellevue Tornado Kills Thirteen in Texas Town Destruction
Fort Worth reports from Bellevue Texas describe a tornado that devastated the town late yesterday. Thirteen people died and many were injured as fires followed the collapse of all business buildings. Only four houses escaped. The storm cut an eight mile wide path through farms. relief efforts, tents, and supplies were dispatched from Fort Worth and Wichita Falls. Worsham Bank Henrietta solicits aid for 600 homeless residents.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bellevue
Little City
Wichita Falls
Sidney Webb
Belleyne
Associated Press
W. B. Worsham & Co
Henrietta, Tex
Mission Board hears Magath lectures on Christianity's debt
Asheville April 27 The Woman's Home Mission Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church South heard the general secretary's report read by Mrs Rob McDoles of Nashville Tenn The report covered missions from Chinese in Oakland to Key West Fla Local charities spent 190245 in the past year Miss Howell of Scarritt Bible School Kansas City Mo spoke on sociology Julius McGuth of Atlanta Ga lectured on Christianity's indebtedness to the Jews noting Jewish treatment of the race influenced Christian judgment
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Asheville
Woman's Home Mission Board
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Rob McDoles
Nashville
Lafayette College suspends fourteen for hazing freshmen
Fourteen Lafayette College students including eleven seniors, one junior and two sophomores were indefinitely suspended and ordered to leave town by 9 a.m. for hazing the freshman class. Upperclassmen threaten to strike if the decision stands, possibly stopping classes. Also reported King Edward and Queen Alexandria arriving at Naples after a stormy voyage with uncertain plans to ascend Mount Vesuvius.
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Lafayette College
Easton
King Edward
Naples
Alexandria
Massing
Stix
Mount Vesuvius
Fools And Their Money in Everybody's May issue
Review notes a Lawson Heinze dispute described as attempting to gouge the public of a million. The piece suggests Heinze misreads Lawson and urges readers to see the May Everybody's magazine feature titled Fools and their Money by Sie grads agazine.
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Lawson
Heinze
May
Sie Gradsagazine
Georgia Avenue for Washington Georgia Avenue for Washington
Senator Bacon introduces a bill to rename North Capitol Street in Washington to Georgia Avenue in recognition of the original state named avenues. The plan would restore the historic Georgia Avenue location near the Capitol grounds and the Union Depot, extending toward Soldiers Home Park.
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Jos
Washington
Bacon
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Union Depot
Soldiers’ Home
Potomac Front
Georgia
River
Georgia Avenue
Anacosta
American New Reporter Seventy-First Year Publication
The American New Reporter for February March 1906, revised to March, issued by Steurer Publishing Co. New York. Now in year seventy one, with about 1 400 pages covering principal officers and correspondents in major cities, data on leading loan and investment firms, attorneys in the U S and Canada, foreign banks, and a banking and commercial law synopsis. Bound in blue cloth with silver lettering and thumb index.
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Amerian
Steurer Publishing Co
Pine ‘Street
New York
Canada
United States
Tilman Bill Favored To Bar Corporate Campaign Contributions
Washington April 27 The Senate privileges and elections committee, by unanimous vote, authorized Senator Foraker to report favorably the Tilman Bill to prohibit insurance and other corporations from contributing to campaign funds. The measure extends to all corporations and selections for presidential and vice presidential electors, for legislative races, and for United States senators and representatives. Offending corporations face a 3500 fine and an employee a 1000 fine. The bill excludes persons receiving such contributions.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges
Foraker
Tilman
United States
Congress
TIFT HEADS THE DELEGATION FOR Sawmill ASSOCIATION
The Georgia Sawmill Association will send a delegation from Tifton to St Louis for the National Lumber Manufacturers Association meeting May 8 and 9. Delegates include HORTI of Tren Svlee, Mam ROOST Umer, Susannah. Bec-Tetar, Harrell of Tifton, BH. M. Abraham and George T Betta.
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Georgia Sawmil Association
St. Louis
Tifton
Georgia
Interstate Sawmil Association
Anmid
National Lumber Yeanfaturers Association
Ing Lous
Horti
Tren Svlee
Mam Roost
Umer Oat Susannah
Bec- Tetar
Oc Harrell
M. Araham
George T. Betta
Ten Thousand Acres of Ashes in San Francisco
An engineer estimates the fire devastation around San Francisco at about 10 060 acres or 15 square miles. The area holds numerous banks and fine buildings with thousands of merchants and manufacturers. Despite widespread destruction, 30 000 people are unharmed and industry remains near shipyards and docks along the waterfront.
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City OF
San Francisc
fWorla
Pacific Mail
San Francisco
Mission Creek
Hunters A
Mint
Fillmore
Plane Hurts Two Negro Children at Sawmill Accident
Henry Alexander of Erastus, six miles east of Commerce, was seriously injured while operating a saw mill when a plank struck his head tearing a cheek bone and crushing the skull. doctors fear he will not recover. The coroner later linked a fire at Sam Hutchins’ place to the same incident, with two young children reportedly cremated in a home by fire possibly started by matches.
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Harlan and
Stanley
Stanley Ezra
Zekiel
Macoi
Ari
Mauri Gio Ginhatte
Georgia Kaolin Company
Macon
Italy
Henry Alexander
Commerce
Erastus
Alexander
Sam Hutchins
Hutchings
Maéon
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Caruso
Sembrich
Dudia
Emani
Dinani
Dudley
Macdonough
Edward BM
Favor
Lily
Bieling
Haydn
Harris
Rosenfeld
J. W. Stern and Co
Monroe H. Rosenfeld
Miss Jones
Mr. Spencer
Mandy
Spencer
Jim
James
Maggie Clancey
Maggie
Clancy
Victor
Walter B. Rogers
Priscilla
Gallini
Chris Chapman
Peter Lewin
Rakoczy
Eoees
Hungarian Air
Frank C. Branley
Spanglea
Phillips & Crew
Peachtree Street
Wholesale and Vietail Tagents
Victor Gashing Machine
Newspaper
Rchive
Agpril
New Orleans
Charles Roberts
Speer
Emory Speer
School of
Mercer University
Law School
Federal Court
Greene and Gaynor
O. A. Park
School of Law
Judge Speer
Yale
Mercer
Mercer Law School
Bob Howard
Columbus
Barnesville
Robert A. Nisbet
Nelson's Rangers
Samuel Spencer
Lost Cause
Howar
Een
Normal Epatients
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Jerre M. Pound
Thanemal
Champion Accont
Tianaee
Lucy Brown
Colant Newell
Nettie Cone
Esther Thompson
Etta
Sandsre Hall Smith
Eleanor Hine
Carrie Jolsey
Allie Brin
Lucie Payne
Russell Janseter
Mabel Crawford
Julia Misenbaker
Katharine Greer
Litsle Daniel
Atanan
Coro
Insect Destroyer Co
Gregory Atrect
Jersey City
Texas
Mission Board
Magath
Hazers
Delft
Davison-Paxon- Stokes Co
Senator Bacon
American New Reporter
Tift
Candler
Bell Phone
Willi
L. C. Smith
L. C. Smith Ga
Smith Premier
Florida
Fabin
Agarnat
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