Memorial Elks Rites Honor Deceased Members in Atlanta
Dr G N Matthews of Trenton and Attorney Lowry Arnold of Atlanta delivered eulogies at the Atlanta Elks Lodge memorial service for members who died in the past year. The program featured addresses, music, ritual, and a unique clock-stopping ceremony led by a young attendant. The attendees reflected on the lodge's history and its about 175000 members across 868 lodges in the U S and Honolulu.
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G. N. Matthews
Trenton, N. J
Lowry Arnold
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Atlanta Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
John V. Griffin
John B. Roberts
Ludwig Montag
John D. Malsby
Emmett D. Walsh
Uttle Migs
Adelaide Walsh
United States
Honolulu
Ellis
Verdi
Pp. Matthieson
Coach Heart
David Marx
G. Verdi
Harry Hasten
Bassia White
C. B. Wilmer
At- Tanta Lodge
Emmett D Walsh
Elks
Grand
Sorrow Lodge of Macon Elks memorial session noted
The Macon Lodge No 30 held its annual sorrow lodge memorial at the Academy of Music with Kilkw Lodge members marching from Mulberry Street Hall to the venue. The program featured a grand march prayer, multiple musical selections, eulogies for the dead, and Benedictive ceremonies led by officers including Hon. W A Davie and other lodge officials.
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Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Academy of Music
Macon Hikg
Lodge of Sorrow
Order
Kilkw
Mulberry
Rabbi Witt
Ode—Lofige
Dore
Kingsbury
Streleski
Nils Kelner
Roland Bilts
Ave Burle
Rosewig
C. Ee Schofield
Mr. Harris
Verdi
Juan Algmmora
Molo
Bach-Gounod
Monroe Ogden
Francis Daly
J. J. Chambers
M R Freeman
FT. A. Guttenberger
Miners Union Leader Opposes Constitutional Amendment
Scranton, December 6. President Thomas D. Nicholls of district No. 1 United Miners Workers of America voices opposition to any amendment of the organization’s constitution. He urges keeping the constitution intact, says proposed changes clash with trade agreements, and discusses voting rights for younger members and strike-majority requirements.
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Nicholls
Scranton
Thomas D. Nicholls
United Ming Workers of America
Ite
Indianapolis
Nicholls Leen
International Chess Tournament Announces Six Players Invited
Paris December 4 Armas de Revier manager of the forthcoming international chessmasters tournament announced that only six players will be invited to the congress which begins in February and ends in March Lasker Tachi garin Marco Marshall Atkins Janowski and Bswideraki are named as invited experts with a final selection to be made by a special commission Two events are planned a contest for the challenge cup and £800 prizes for an International Rice gambit tourney sponsored by Mr Rice and a $1 000 money prize event
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Paris
Armas de Revier
Lasker
Tachigarin
Marco
Marshall
Atkins
Janowski
Bswideraki
Rice
Memorial committee names and officers listed
Teemed leading knight Henry D Graan and other officers are named along with trustees and a memorial committee including David 8 Smith Morris B Schlessinger Theodore Mast Meyer Reginsteln Charles Franklin A C Bhelley Daniel W Irby Inver guard John F Kiser Lowry Arnold A A Wiseberg J D Rosenberger A J Howard Henry D Green and A C Shelley in a historical notice.
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Henry D. Graan
David 8. Smith
Morris B. Schlessinger
Theodore Mast
Meyer Reginsteln
Tyler
Charles Franklin
A. C. Bhelley
Daniel W. Irby
John F. Kiser
Lowry Arnold
A. A. Wiseberg
J. D. Rosenberger
A. J. Howard
Henry D. Green
A. C. Shelley
Crofton Crofton belted coat praised for warmth and quality
Read about the Benjamin Crofton belted coat praised as warm for cold days on land or sea. The ad urges buyers to inspect the Benjamin label to ensure genuine Crofton quality amid a flood of tourist coats.
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Benjamin
Prices Range 15.00 to 27.50 Value Up According to Market
Prices span from 15.00 to 27.50, with higher values expected if demand remains firm. Analysts note that items are worth more when market conditions stay robust and buyers remain active.
Policeman Dies Saving Tenants in Fulton Street Fire
New York patrolman Frank J. Radican perished during a Fulton Street restaurant fire. He raised the alarm, warned residents on upper floors who escaped, and was found suffocated on the third floor after the blaze was extinguished.
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New York
Frank J. Radican
Fulton Street
Radican
Bible Reading in Schools Declared Non Sectarian
Judge Harbeson of the circuit court dismissed an injunction suit by Rev. Thomas Hackett against Brooksville public schools seeking to bar Bible readings and prayers. The judge ruled the Bible is the foundation of Christian governments and not sectarian, with costs to the plaintiff, and an appeal granted.
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Harbeson
Brooksville
J. P. Harbeson
Elredit Court
Thomas Hackett
Venice Floods as Gondolas Ferry Shop to Shop
Venice endured severe weather with a violent wind. The flood reached four feet at St Mark's Square and 50 inches inside the cathedral while gondolas moved people from door to door. Firemen improvised bridges as water rose, with fears of another flood if the weather does not improve.
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Venice
Cathedral of
St Mark
Turf ruling shocks California racing world in December
San Francisco reports a turf scandal unearthed by California Jockey Club stewards. bookmaker James Davis and jockeys Adkins Ferrell and Hall were ruled off for alleged collusion to pull horses and manipulate bets. Davis faced payout schemes tied to Divina, while Hall was set to ride. The Western Jockey Club had already ruled off D. I Lynch.
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San Francisco
David
D. J. Land
D. Ad. Ferrell
Jockey Hall
Divina
Davis
J. Martin
D. Hall
Yellow Tall
Republicans to Organize Leaguers in Southern States
President Moore of the National Republican League asks Scott Banham to visit Washington December 11 and 12 for talks with the national committee and a meeting with President Roosevelt. Afterward the league will meet in Philadelphia to discuss the presidential campaign. The Tammeény victory spurs league reorganizations in New York and nearby states.
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Cincinnati
Moore
W National Republican League
Scott Banham
Ohio State League
Washington
National Republican Committee
Roosevelt
National Lesgue Committee
National League
Philadelphia
Bonham
New York State
Republican League
United States
State League of
New York
New Hogland
Trial Starts for Idaho Springs Mine Strikers and Citizens
Idaho Springs Colorado December 6 The trial of 137 citizens and 23 strikers involved in the expulsion of the mine workers and the earlier Sun and Moon mine transfer house bombing begins tomorrow. They face charges of conspiracy to mine and unlawful ex.
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Idaho Springs
Colorado
Sun and Moon Mine
Awe
Ming
Cltisans Ak
Peace to reign at next meeting in Atlanta
Memphis reports indicate harmony in the Bouthero League as annual meetings approach in Atlanta with President Kavanaugh likely to be reelected. A Nashville dispute over 1903 rulings seems settled, while umpire Carpenter seeks reinstatement and joins the American League for 1904. Memphis signs Pitcher Vermeillo from Natchez for 250 dollars and manager Whistler adds shortstop Kling.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Teign
Kavanaugh
Sheriif-Editor-Juriat
Carpenter
Kavanough
South
Ewing
Vermeillo
Natchez
Denouncing Football by Rev Broughton Forges Sermon Voice
Rev L G Broughton denounces college football delivering a sermon titled Fools to a very large crowd. He criticizes intercollegiate sports as savage displays with gambling and revelry, likening football to hog fighting and condemning the current sports culture and student behavior in Atlanta.
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L. G. Broughton
Ton G Broughton
Elble
Groughton
Broughton
Atlanta
Technological College
State University
Techs
Jetuli
Emperor William Falls Ill With Throat Trouble
London on December 6 reports doctors fear a recurrence of Emperor William's throat trouble may keep him from using his voice for weeks though they say the condition is not malignant.
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London
The
Daily Manl
William
Elka Memorial Service Speech at Washington Elks Lodge
Representative John Sharp Williams of Yazoo City Mississippi spoke at Washington Elks Lodge No 18 memorial service on December 6. His address titled Elkdam highlighted Elks fraternity values and community service.
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Elka
Washington
John Sharp Wiliams
Yazoo City
Miss
Local Funeral Notices Reported For Several Citizens
Short obituary notices announce deaths and funeral plans for Harriett Tidwell, Henrietta Powers, Horace M Paine, William H. Sayre, G W Hull, and J W M Smith. Services listed include time and location, with interment at Westview, Philomath, Albany MN, Decatur, or Lawrenceville. Notable details include Powers cousin of Colonel Reed and Paine accompanying son Dr N Hamons Paine.
Dr Levi Branson Dieing Minister Dies in Atlanta Home
Dr Levi Branson a well known Methodist minister and father of E C Branson of the State Normal Athens died last night at the home of his son in law J Q Adams 39 Crew Street death caused by paralysis after illness in Atlanta since August he leaves a wife and children Daisy Branson in Atlanta Mrs George T Simmons Raleigh and a daughter Mrs Adame who has died he will be taken to Raleigh for burial
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G W.W. Hull
Mr. Sizemore
Poplar Springs
Mr. Hull
F. A. Hull
Itehall Street
Barclay & Brandon
Howard Crumley
Decatur
J. W. M. Smith
John Clay Smith
Morrison Avenue
South Carolin
Lawrenceville
North Carolina
Levi Branson
E. C. Branson
State Normal
Athens
J. Q. Adams
Crew Street
Branson
Atlanta
Adama
President Branson
Daisy Branson
George T. Simmons
Raleigh
N. C
Adame
California Forest Fires Threaten Vast Areas
California forest fires burn across the mountains near San Bernardino with estimates of up to 90,000 acres burned and flames spreading in two directions. The area remains heavily wooded as fires feed on tinder and threaten additional cabins and property near Santa Monica.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Sante Monica
Coast Line
Santa Monica
Frederick H. Rindge
Nalibu
Weather Song Returns With Cool Then Warm Forecast
A lighthearted weather note claims cool or cloudy conditions may follow a pleasant spell. The narrator jokes about Boreas playing tricks, tea on the whiskers, and uncertain warmth returning tomorrow. A playful, old‑time voice invites readers to predict the next day’s weather.
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Boreas
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