Two Churches Celebrate Pastors Anniversary
In Atlanta two city churches mark pastor anniversaries with celebrations for the third year of Rev. St Farland at Canon Episcopal and the tenth year of Dr Theron If Tle at the Central Presbyterian. Both congregations praise leadership, with special music and a ceremonial appreciation service planned.
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ST. Farland
1 Presbyterian
Theron
Hice
Alexandria
Ars
HB Strickler
Doro
Iuimienber
Fatland
All Saints
Gia
Ladies Demand Funds From City Leaders At Public Hearing
In Atlanta two Montehurah workers Mrs McT Eee and Mrs Tallowas pressed council members for funds for Antioch Baptist Church near the Soldiers' Home. Aldermen Key Quan Meduchern Terrell and Cornellman listened as the women presented a list of names and a plea for support. The mayor’s private secretary and city officers observed as the committee discussed the request and debated the church’s needs.
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Alderman Key
Meduchern
Ihaan ‘Terrell
Cornellman
Dun +S
Ira
Armin Key
Antioch Baptist Church
Lilla
Ing Wentleman
Sitth
Lills
Marietta
Quiltinu
William R. Montgomery
Onedustry
Uclock
Tata
Tatelty
Ked
Kay
Capial Montgomery
Donora
Montgomery
Tle
Iron
Janeen T. Anderson
George T. Montgomers
State Railroad Commission
Hugh S Montgomery
C.W. DuPre
City hearing on obstructed sidewalks prompts new council action
Mayor urges removal of cellar stairs trap doors and other sidewalk obstructions blocking half the pavement. Committee backs plan to notify property owners to clear walkways, aiming for a city building department action next year.
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Cornell
Eerstlewalka
Aml
Practical Advertising monthly urged publishers and advertisers to subscribe
A historical notice promotes Practical Advertising a monthly Atlanta published journal for publishers and advertisers in the southern states. It highlights editor R W Lillard and contributions from leading advertisers, pricing at 1.00 per year, and free copies on request. The piece praises past issues and anticipates future issues with industry insight.
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Atlanta
Uy St. Hino
Mussengale
Cery
Sound
Mite
Mudern
R.W. Lillard
Ind
Vertlaing
Forty Rebels Held as Revolutionaries Nabbed in Juarez
In Juarez two prominent women of Juarez and several Mexican elites were arrested on charges of harboring revolutionaries. Their husbands were detained as alleged revolutionaries. The city is reported to harbor about forty revolutionaries in custody, with authorities pursuing further arrests in the region.
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Japan
P.pular
LI Paso
Muarin Ponce Fe Gonzales
Juarez
Amd
Mortgage Burning Sunday at West End Church Ends Debt
End Christian Church to burn mortgage papers after paying off debt. Celebration planned at West End Christian Church with the congregation to witness the document burial and mortgage expiration. Founded around six years ago, the church milestone marks growth and renewed expansion hopes.
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West End
Christien
Mer
Thos Churen
Howell
Clearings Show A Large Gain In Atlanta Trade
Clearings for Atlanta show a substantial rise with totals surpassing last year. The report notes increases of about 25 000 for the 15 day period and nearly 4 000 000 above the corresponding month last year, indicating continued economic progress.
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Atlanta
Burlees
Marvy Donce
Inelon
the Constitution
Gossip at the Capitol on corporate registrations and new schools
Secretary Cook reports about 3,200 corporations have registered under the new law while 10,000 remain delinquent. He will compare county lists with state records and demand $80 penalties. Governor Terrell travels to Savannah for agricultural school dealings amid bids and site plans. Street railway reforms in Rome seek charter changes and a $500,000 capital, with Cobbtown Bank charter approved and tax-enforcement disputes noted in Franklin County.
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Thane
Cook
Georgin
Fulton County
Savannah
Terrell
Sone
Bulloch County
Bulloch
Tift County
Sumter County
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Hancock County
Coffee County
City Electric Railway
Tame
Rome Street Mailread Company
Romo Baiinas and Tight Company
Tome
Tat
Louisalle
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Roma Street Railroad Company
Meriwether sheriff seeks arrest in murder case
The sheriff of Meriwether county seeks the arrest of Jon Lurks accused of murdering Wit Brooks. Lurks was recently convicted of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. President Nay seeks guns for Vidalia Collegiate Institute cadets. state provides none and may source from Washington. Governor Terrell reappoints Hartwell Bank and Northeastern Banking Co. as state depositories for four-year terms.
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J. L. Nay
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Terrell
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Mart County
Northeastern Banking Co. of Commerce
Jackson County
Conference Starts Today at Egleston Church in Celerton
Georgia Annual Conference of Methodist Episcopal meets in Celerton Memorial Church at the corner of Washington and Patton streets. Dixhop Varl Cranston of Washington DC presides. Ministers and visitors convened yesterday with sessions and a sermon planned for 10 o'clock Sunday. At the end, Bishop Cranston will preach. A separate note reports a theft case in New Orleans involving Mrs Frank Nmmett.
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Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Egleston Memorial Church
Celerton Memorial Church
Washington and
Patton Streets
Dixhop Varl Cranston
Weaxhington
D.C
Burglars Loot Safe on Charles Avenue
At Charles avenue burglars broke in evening and stole a safe embattling diamonds and jewelry from the home of Dround Sire Oedagen. The high valued items included a $1000 antique ring and other gems, totaling from $5000 to $0,000. No crew was found.
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Oedagen
Woman Dies From Wounds in New Orleans Murder Case
In New Orleans on November 30 Micphia Comer of Tuekegee, known as Doria Aileen, was fatally wounded by Andres Desing, a salesperson, with whom she had been involved. Desing was charged with murder and committed without bail after authorities reported the attack at the charity hospital.
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Tuekegee
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Mortal Sanutel
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