Field Workers In Busy Session
Augusta Georgia man George Hams and Joseph Carthel Montgomery Alabama spoke at a large Sunday school gathering. Delegates from several churches attended morning and afternoon sessions focusing on teachers training, organization, and township duties. Evening talks by Hamill and Lawrence highlighted the Work of Sunday School Workers and the conference closes with plans for Thursday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hams
Augusta
Gebb
Macon
Joseph Carthel
Montgomery
Ajs
Hich
George O Bachman
Usnaile
Nashville
Tenn Films
Hamill
Caay
Tracial
Spether
Joseph Carthe
Montgomer
Alarkin Lawrence
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrence
Elose Atention
George Hams Au Kuste Ben Duhes
J J Cody Macon
Joseph Cartar
Ht Wo Hamill
Nashvile Tenn
Manon Lawrence
Heason
Halstead
Isaac D Borders
Witham
Atlanta
Joseph Clare
Columbus
Sale of Telephone Plant in Atlanta Under Mortgage Foreclosure
The Atlanta Standard Telephone Company plant is to be sold today to the highest bidder in front of the courthouse. Judge Newman presided as creditors, after placing the company in receivership months ago, obtained a decree foreclosing the mortgage and setting sale terms. The sale follows a petition to close the mortgage and transfer ownership to satisfy debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Standard Telephone Company
Flont
Wot Newmen
Court House
Tel Phone
Ts Sendage
Newman
Unite
Police Chief JB King Shot Dead in Bamberg
February 4 Bamberg reports Chief of Police JB King was shot and killed by Joe Davis at Davis's home after a quarrel with Davis's wife led to police action. Davis fired from inside with a shotgun as King tapped on the door, killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberg
JB King
Joe Davis
Davis House
Davis
King
Tailors Elect Officers at National Convention
Merwin of New York elected to the presidency at the Merchant Tailors National Convention in Cincinnati on February 4. The National Tailors Protective Association formed with President I A Patterson, Von Fork as vice president, Ho A Patterson as treasurer, and a secretary to be appointed. Nominations for the Merchant Tailors National Exchange election include President Jim Patterson of New York and William H Dyson of Philadelphia, with other officers named for first and second vice president, secretary, and treasurer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Merwin
New York
Cincionati
Merchant Tailors
National Tailors Protective Association
I. A. Patterson von Fork
J Guard
Buffalo
Ho A Patterson
Merchant Tailors National Exchange
Jim Patterson
William H Dyson
Philadelphia
T Armstrong Louisle
T Peace
Burglars dynamite safe in store on railway line
In Columbia at 8 on February 4 burglars dynamited a safe in a store on the Charleston and Western Carolina railway line and secured $d and a gold watch. A clerk fired on them with no effect. The Post Office in the store was not molested in this second safe cracking within twenty four hours.
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Columbia
Iva
Charleston and Western Carolina
School Matters Discussed by Florida Officials Meeting
Gainesville February 4. A meeting of county superintendents and the General Educational Board discussed school advice and needed legislation. State Superintendent Shest presided. Dr Wallue Buttic, Dr Cloud, and Prof Thrasher represented New York. Dr Buttok spoke on general education and board objects. Charles VicMurray of the State Normal College of Honofs spoke in the evening.
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Gainesville
Fla
Tais
Marning
Wallue Buttic
Cloud
Thrasher
New York
Buttok
Prident Charles VicMurray
State Normal College of
Honofs
Als
Generosity of Athens Negro Presents Davis Picture to Ladies
A special showing in Athens on February 4 features a rare Jefferson Davis presidential portrait with cabinet. Dick Hart offered the print to the Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy, gifting it to Miss Willodred Rutherford for display in the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall at the State Normal School, honoring President Davis's family and scarce surviving prints.
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Davis
Athens
Dick Hart
Claston Street
Jefferson Davis
Tom Harris
Srein
Georgia
Daughters of the Lonfederacs
Wioldred Rutherford
Winnie Diss
Ormal School
Cuban Flag Over Madrid Hotel Taken Down
Cablegram reports the Cuban flag raised by the Cuban minister at the Hotel de la Paz in Madrid was removed by Spanish authorities. The House of Representatives passed a resolution asking President Palma to verify the incident, while the Senate committee drafted a resolution favoring ratification of the reciprocity treaty.
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Madrid
Havana
Hotel de la Paz
House of Representatives
Palma
Senate Commttee
Southern Railway
Memphis
Chattanooga
Sala
Local items note grand jury and funeral notices
The Grand Jury will convene the first Monday in March to hear cases including distilling counterfeiting and postal violations. A Methodist or Baptist funeral service is planned for Officer T J Covington at Georgia Avenue Baptist church with Knights of Pythias involvement. Interment at Westview and Oakland Cemetery honors follow.
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T J Covington
Georgia Avenue Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias of
Covington
Westview
Vannie Doan Witchtlul
WE Austin
Forrest Avenue
Mitchell
Ban
Dean
Atlanta
Une
Dea W
Byrd
Green John
Parker
Bayne
P Stewart
Wilson
Winnid Walker
Wi Wol Walker
Crew Street
Hagris
St Pauts Episcopal Church
Kev AW
Oakland Cemetery
Jake Ts
Arriv
Narrow Escape From Live Wire At Athens Campus
Foster Day, a young colored cutler at Professor C M Strahan's residence on the university campus, narrowly escaped electrocution when wind split a live wire. The fallen wire draped his bed while he slept, delivering a severe shock and burns. University surgeon Dr S C Benedict treated him. the shock was serious but not likely fatal.
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Sero
Athens
Foster Day
C M Strahan
Professor Strahan
Dews
Railroad Company To Sue Havana
The Cuban Railroad Company plans to sue Havana before the Supreme Court to recover $1,000,0000 the tax levied by the Secretary of the Treasury upon transferring the properties from the original Cuban company to the use of the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuban Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Cusan Company
Stodlroaa Company
Silk culture in Georgia sparks debate and plans for mills
A Georgian guest, Mr Magid, advocates silk culture and a large scale silk mill. He cites benefits for farmers and potential U.S. manufacturing, while noting imports and tariffs. Prominent locals and business leaders back the cause as a major movement for the South and Georgia’s economy.
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Magid
Vallutan Kalle
Georgia
Albim
Piedmont
Mir Magids
Reagan
America
United States
Ching Japan
Congress
Reason for Halted Flatwoods Drill in Ohio Expert Warns of Nonproductive Work
A Flatwoods Oil Co well halted after an Ohio driller warned a gusher could be struck. President Saylor is in Chicago. iron casing delayed by freight. options near the well are being bought up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatwoods Oil Company
Ohio
Saylor
Chicago
Pumor
Will Be Sent To The Scaffold Henry Oden Convicted
Floyd Court verdict finds Henry Oden guilty of murdering George Varig with a death sentence likely to be pronounced by Judge Henry tomorrow. The last Floyd County execution was January 4, 1900, when Bud Harria was hanged for killing at a dance, with two other lynchings since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oden
Floyd Court
Rome
George Varig
Oden
Henry
Floyd County
Bud Harria
McGovern to Get $1000 Expenses for London bout
The National Sporting Club of London agreed to provide Terry McGovern with 1000 for expenses to travel to London to meet Ben Jordan. Harris accepted the offer and the articles of agreement are en route. A six round bout before the Penn Athletic Club in Philadelphia is also arranged.
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National Sporting Club
London
New York
Cablesrum
Harns
Terry McGovern
National Sporting Club of London
McGovern
Ben Jordan
Harris
Young Corbett
Penn
Philadelphia
Berkshire hog sale at Biltmore estate draws buyers
A Sentinel report from Asheville NC notes a Berkshire hog sale on February 4 at the Biltmore estate of George Vanderbit. The first hog sold fetched a sum, and the aggregate realized from sixty one hogs was 213000. Stockmen came to the event from northern, southern, and western states.
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Sals
Berkshire
Knoxville
The
Sentinel
Asheville
Biltmore
George Vanderbit
Warners Safe Cure Promises Kidney Health Restoration
An advertisement extols Warners Safe Cure as a cure for kidney and urinary tract issues. It cites symptoms such as frequent urination, back pain, inflammation, jaundice, and general systemic decline, with testimonials from users claiming dramatic improvement after treatment, warning of severe consequences if untreated.
Analysis Free Medical Advice From Rochester Firm
An offer promises free analysis of urine samples to diagnose kidney liver and bladder diseases. A woman doctor answers all letters and provides a book on disease treatment, with correspondence claimed to be handled with strict confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigrnet's Base Cure Co
Rochester NY
Ans
Safe Cure Promises Kidney Restoration Across Ailments
An ad touts Safe Cure as a purely vegetable kidney remedy claiming to purify and strengthen kidneys, cure rheumatism gout diabetes Brights disease bladder issues, and restore health. It contrasts itself with “sediment-filled” rivals and urges purchase at drug stores or direct order.
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Senate
My Cures and Honest Opinion from Dr Leatherman
Advertises a medical expert offering private opinions on cure for sexually related ailments and nervous conditions. Claims to quickly and permanently cure various failures and weaknesses and invites letters for a “sincere” opinion. Dr J R Leatherman, M D, Austell Building Atlanta Ga. Office hours listed.
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Stunborn
J.R Leatherman
M D
Austell
Envy A Senator Sees Two Old Women in Marble Room
In Jacksonville the Alabama Senator Morgan visited a Marble Room with two elderly claimants against the federal government while younger women looked on. After the caller left he quipped about the contrast, then returned to the senate amid chatter with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Alabama
Canal City
Sam
Major
Jonging Gance
Mason Party
Senate
Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta in Schedule
A dense catalogue of Southern Railway services lists daily trains from Atlanta to Cincinnati Birmingham Kansas City and Columbus with Pullman sleepers and dining cars. The fare structure includes parlor and sleeper options, through routes to Washington New York and Chicago, and connections via Jacksonville Tampa and Richmond with through coaches and limited through car changes.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Cingtanatt
Brunswtox
Clumbas
Saley Pullmans
Birmingham
Kansas City
Udirny
Chicago
Florida
Atlante
St Agwagerre
Pia
Palace
Obrerealen
Club Cary
Amotone
Jacksonville
Aagustine
Waaningean
Sutiwestern
Rithéut
Tashineton
Iefps
Ean
Macon Og
Sconce
Aesinata
Ana Wachington
Cheriotte
Clae Etennes
Cincinnari
Bouirville
Arts Anniston
Benday
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Tampa
Brunswick
Pulman
Sietese
Arrlves Wirlingham
Poe Wight
New York
Rickman
Washington
Simball House
Cajon
Thornes City
Main
Deepot
Sala
Notable New York City Vendor Advertises General Store Offerings
A long fragmented shop ad at 35 Whitehall Street promotes foreign and domestic wines and liquors, tobaccos, cigars, cloth shoes, rubber shoes, horse collars, bridles, plow gear, guns, ammunition, and other hardware. Peter Lynch advertises low prices and prompt cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall St
Mitchel
Peter Lynch
Notice of attorney resignation from Seaboard Air Line
Mr Yasser Woolley, formerly the attorney at law for the Seaboard Air Line railway, has severed his connection. He will no longer represent the railway in legal matters. Office address remains 28-3 Prudential Building, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Yasser Woolley
Seaboard Air Line Railway
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Moultrie Ga
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Kimball House
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Warners
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Sharty
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Long Beach
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Jonesboro
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Marstto
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Arrice
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Siopm
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Oepart
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Savaasta
Aadugusto
Dienis
Hed
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