Senate to adjourn as Archbald impeachment nears
Washington reports that senate members debate who will preside after the death of Frye and that Judge Archbald will be tried on impeachment charges next Tuesday. Bacon presides with Gallinger and Bacon alternately guiding proceedings as the impeachment court prepares for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frye
Senate
Sherman
Raynor
Heyburn
Bacon
Archbald
Tudge
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
House of Representatives
House
Sunator Bacon
Archuald
Archband
Scottish Rite Hears Sermon By Dr J B Robins
Dr J B Robins, pastor of Trinity Methodist, spoke Sunday night before Atlanta Scottish Rite Masons on the three core principles purity of life and mind and unselfish service. He said belief in God is foundational and the order helps men and women to better themselves through discipline and simplicity. The congregation gathered in Trinity church for the address by a fellow member of the Scottish Rite Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Robins
Trinity Methodist Church
Scottish Rite Masons
Atlanta
Robins
Scottish Rite Masonry
Dr. Robins
Trinnity
Sarah Bernhardt Comes in Vaudeville Tour
New York reports Sarah Bernhardt arriving from Europe with her vaudeville company for a United States tour. She carries two Pomeranian pups under her arms and travels in a splendid special car toward Chicago for her first appearance, stating this is not her farewell tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Americas
Sarat Bernhardt
Europe
United State
Reinhardt
Chicago
Hatchet Burying by Republicans Signals Unity Effort
Washington dispatch reports Republicans show signs of burying the hatchet after a sharp election drubbing. Progressives may back regular Republican Senator Gallinger for senate presiding officer, with Clapp and Bacon as prior choices. Cummins notes the caucus dispute over committee assignments, while Georgia delegation members Bacon, Tioke Smith, Hughes, Bartlett, Lee, Tribble and Hardwick have arrived. others expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corigan, Jr
Washington
Senate
Gallinger
Senator Clapp
Bacon
Senator Cummins
Georgia
Tioke Smith
Hughes
Bartlett
Lee
Tribble
Hardwick
Mortuary Notices From Americus Georgia Obituaries
Multiple deaths reported in Americus area on December 1 include Uriah Collum a Mexican War veteran died of pneumonia aged 60 leaving four sons including John M. Collum of the Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College. Also Mrs. G W Riley died after illness leaving husband three sons and a daughter. Miss Ruth Edgar age 15 funeral at Poole Chapel with Hollywood cemetery interment. George H. Powell a former salesman who recently worked for Globe-Wernicke died after months ill at home and a private sanitarium. survived by wife and four children. Mrs. T F Burbank Cedartown died after weeks of illness. funeral Monday at 2 with Rev Z Henderson. Daniel M Ransdell sergeant-at-arms of the Senate died at his family home. services in Washington and Indianapolis to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Collum
Americus
Mexico
G. W. Riley
Spesial
George W. Riley
Ruby Riley
Arlington
Ruth Edgar
A. R. Edgar
Poole'a Chapel
Hollywood Cemetery
George Uv. Pucvuciu
Foote & Davies Co
Globe-Wernicke Company
Cincinnati
West Peachtree Place
Gaylord O
Fielding
Ada
Nelson Shepherd
Hillsboro
Ohio
J. F. Burbank
Cedartown
Spi- T. FB. Burbank
Philpot Street
Flora Burbank
Lena Burbank
H. Sampey
Macon
Br. Z . Henderson
Home
Washington
Daniel ML Ransdell
Senate
Olaice
AL G. B.pierce
L. Cornelius
Indianapolis
Peace Protocol Ready to Sign In Constantinople Stage
Dispatches describe a cordial peace protocol scene in Constantinople while cholera cases rise to 48 with nine deaths. A massacre of Muslims by Bulgarians at Dedeaghatch is reported, with bombardment of a mosque under a white flag, looting, and mass killings amid widespread pillaging and refugee flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dedenghatch
Macedonia
Besika Bay
Dedeaghatch
Montenegrin Guns Bombard Scutari
King Nicholas and the crown prince arrived at the Gruda base with the king delivering a forthright speech to troops and issuing battle orders. Heavy artillery pounded Scutari for two hours, shells striking the town center as the assault resumed under the king’s direct supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieka
Nicholas
Star
Gruda
Scutart
Greeks Disarm Population in Saloniki as Order Maintained
Athens December 1 The military governor of Saloniki has disarmed the entire population without distinction of race or religion to preserve order. An official message from Chios says the Greek army proceeds slowly but surely. Turkish troops are surrounded and accused of fortifications. A Greek warship bombarded the Hazlipateros monastery used by Turks as a storehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Saloniki
Chios
Aegean Sea
Hazlipateros
Armistice Protocol Delayed As Greek Authority Lags
London December 1 The signing of the armistice between Balkan allies and Turkey is postponed to Tuesday as the Greek delegate lacks authority. Reports say additional Greek troops from Saloniki may arrive, potentially delaying signing to deploy forces to Gallipoli. Armistice may last a fortnight and cover all operations while daily rations ease garrison hardship. A peace conference is expected to begin soon, likely at Sofia, with Bulgaria showing restraint on Adrianople terms. The Servian government denies conflict preparations.
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London
Turkey
Dedenghatch
Saloniki
Greece
Gulf Saras
Gallipoli
Adrianopla
Scutari
Sofia
Bulgaria
Adrianople
Servia
New Edgewood Baptist Church Dedicated in Dignified Service
Impressive dedicatory services were held at the New Edgewood Baptist Church at 11 o clock. Dr J J Bennett delivered the dedicatory sermon from Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters and Thou Shalt Find It After Many Days. He praised contributors for erecting the edifice and foretold a bright future for the church under Rev V C Norcross. Special music occurred with a duet by Mesdames Bishop and Wash. The audience, including the pastor and congregation, embraced the event as a marked success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Edgewood Baptist Church
J. J. Bennett
Ife
Bennett
V. C. Norcross
W. C. Norcross
Mesdames Bishop
Wash
Windows Glow with Xmas Spirit
The first blaze of the Christmas shop window season drew thousands to Whitehall on Sunday as Atlanta’s shops unveiled their wares. Moonlit interiors, cozy furnishings, and jewelled displays drew mixed reactions from passersby including a couple sharing a silent smile, a mother with children, a rotund man eyeing jewels, and locals amused by Cole Book and Art’s Gilly the Gopher items while pondering fame and fortune’s toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Atlanta
Areps
Portieres
Bis
Mary
Cole Book and Art Company
Gilly the Gopher
Louis Grege
Gopher
Gregg
Quick Thinking Boy Saves Two Children in Sand Bank Collapse
In Newton Mississippi, 6-year-old Zack Cooper alerted night watchman C. L Pringle after a sand bank cave collapsed on two children, 6-year-old Richard Waiton and 8-year-old Ernest Cooper. Pringle, rushed from his home in night clothes, dug them free. both escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pringle
Engineer Killed in Wreck Near Glendale Ohio
William MacDonald an engineer from Lima Ohio was killed and Howard Harvey of Orceman was badly injured in a head on collision of two Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton freight trains near Glendale. The boiler exploded burying MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
William MacDonald
Lima
Howard Harvey
Orceman
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Glendale
MacDonald
Methodists Clash Over Assessments in North Carolina
Fayetteville December 1 delegates at the Seventy sixth North Carolina Conference of the Methodist church discuss a resolution signed by nine presiding elders protesting increased assessments for church work. They warn withdrawal or amendment may occur to avoid depriving Carolina College Maxton of a $1000 appropriation. Some ministers on weaker charges oppose the measure fearing a backward step. More developments are expected as the conference convenes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N. C
Seventy-sixth
North Carolina
Domestic quarrel ends with Wilmington man wounded
In Wilmington North Carolina on December 1 J M Leasfa a local manufacturer shot and seriously wounded Jere Carewe a well known local contractor. The two men quarreled over domestic affairs Carewe was admitted to ball in the sum of 31000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
J. M. Leasfa
Jere Carewe
Carewe
Classifieds Listing of Local Businesses and Shops
A readable fragment lists multiple downtown merchants and venues including Lilienthal Crockery at 73 Whitehall, B E Cone Conc at 60 Whitehall, Jacobs nine stores on Marietta and Whitehall streets, W E B Carter Electric at 12 Walton, A Dahl Floral at 123 Peachtree, Marietta Book Store, Jewelers Daniel Brothers, Florence Dry Goods, T L Wallace Clothing, Citizen Pharmacy, Clayton Steel Bats, Majestic and Grand Theaters, Gould-Scroggins clothing line, and other entries indicating a busy business district with theaters and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Cone Conc
Whitehall St
Kimball House
Jacobs
Marietta St
Peachtree St
Terminal Station
Deratur &T
Houston St
Peter: St
W. EB. Carter Electric Company
Walton St
Citizen Pharmacy
Clayton H. R. Palmer & &O St. Clayton Steel Bats
R Brandt
Clayton
Majestic Theater
Gainesville
CG L. Deal Manufacturing Company
Piedmont Brug
Gould-Scroggins Company
Alamo
Grand Theater
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Sarah Bernhardt
G. N. Sheppard
Ransdell
Western Union
Telephone
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Salonik
Baptist Church
New Edgewood Baptist
Am. Writing Machine Co
Vichy
Perryman-Burson CO
Ivy N. Pryor Street
Candler Huilding
Ivy
Atlanta Theater
God
Henrietta Crosman
Mats Tass
Thars & Sat
Emma Bunting
Sauseville
Mcintyre & Heath
Bony Connelly
Percy Worrieh
Ota Cygi
Orelll Ae
Gillette
Julia Kash & Co
Wimona
Capitola Flour Company
L. W. Rogers Company
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Free Kindergarten Association
Dosier’s Pharmacy
Palace Theater
Montgomery
M. & M. Contes
Gowe
West End Presbyterian Church
Peachtree Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
West End
Stollwerck
Post Toasties
H Pyle
Peariine
Deming Rice
Weshburn-Crosby Milling Co
Guild Metal Flour
Engle Thintle Soda
Fairbank
Maxwell House
Cereco
Cleaneasy
Umacle Sam Bread
Block
Kennesaw Biscait
Graham Waters
Bloch & Co
Chalmer
L. W. Reger
Piedmont
Piedmont Hotel
Labela
Rutter
Hire’s Root Beer
Crown
Red Hock Ginger Ale
Prd Hock Lemo
Hernsheim
Taylor Bros
Pride of
Reidsville
Lavox
Edge
Carton
Krom
Robinnstre Producte
Robinnaire
Robinnatire
Robinnaiire
Robinnagitre
Robdtuartre Liquid Rouge
Robinnaire Natl Enamel
Rea Rock
Webster
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jellico
Blue Gem
Anthracite
Furnaace
Spen Montgomery Theater
Big Chief Metal Polish
Big Chief Furnett
Big Chief
Burroughs
Lester Book and Stationery Company
Peachtree Chinaware and Crockery
Lilienthal Crockery Company
Whitehall Randolph Company
Yale
Hardware King
Peachtree SL
Decatur St
Peters St
Kodaks and Sipplies
Glenn Photo-Stock Company
Moon Shoe Store
West Mitchell St
Shoe Repairing
Shoe Renny
North Broad St
H. W. Reuntree & Bro. Trunk and Bag Co
Taylor Umbrella Mfg. Co
Star Clothing Company
Cherry
Alamo Theater
Cherry St
Cubbedge-Redding Hardware Company
Third St
Bax Morris
Cherry St. Mariett
Marietta
Daniel Brothers, Jewelers
GA. Brunner Prug Company
Fourth St
Lester-Clark Shoe Company
Gem Theater
A. Florence, Dry Goods
T. L Wallace Clothing Company
LA Grang
Elton Theater
Newnan, GA
Rome, GA
Harvey & Est Furniture Co
Young Hamilton Jewelry Coloniar These Clement Peacock Co
Ron Pepty Sc Ivice
Benlsome Main
A. D. Grant
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