Miss Eva Booth Speaks in Atlanta at Bijou Theater
Commander Eva Booth, daughter of General Booth and leader in the Salvation Army, drew a large Atlanta audience at the Bijou theater yesterday afternoon. The crowd included ministers, soldiers from Fort McPherson, and Gov. Joseph L. Terrell, all moved by her spiritual, military preaching and stories of sacrifice.
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Mie Sva Booth
Atlanta
Decatur Street
Peachtree
Fort McPherson
Boothsala
Coat
Coumander Booth
Miga Booth
Salvation Army
Delois
France
Miss Booth
Ghen Wue
Booth
Army
London
Hoath
Ehe
Iself
Miss Eva Booth
Eva Booth
Chappel
New York
Charity laws move forward at Atlanta meeting
A citizens committee to draft a constitution and name for a proposed associated charities organization meets in the chamber of commerce. Dr T D Longino chairs as temporary head with ministers and business leaders among the members. A second general meeting Friday will finalize the plan and city officials may be asked to name the city warden to aid distribution.
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Committee of Citizens
Asociated Charities
Orgentinion Wil
Chamber of Commerce
T. D. Longino
Council Chamber
R. D Spalding
Joseph Hirsch
George Mase
John FB. White
J. K. Orr
W. G. Cooper
H. & Bradley
W. R. Joyner
C. B Witmer
Longina
Nyclock
Atlanta
Reasonable Bequest The Match quotes kissing dispute
A peculiar dialogue frames a bequest dispute as a playful match. A gentleman rejects six kisses and the counterpart offers to return them, turning a potential inheritance matter into a witty exchange.
The Housewife of Standing and Jaste Finds Fine China
The Housewife of Standing and Jaste proudly showcases fine china with Cauldon and Coalpart English wares. Cauldon stands out for purity of body, transparent glaze, and rich decoration while Coalpart offers practical and decorative pieces with vibrant colors and gilding. A 1750 Indian Tree dinner service and French designs highlight the collection, promising art, variety, and value.
Salvation Army Leader Eva Booth Addresses Atlanta Audience
Thousands were turned away at the Bijou theater as Salvation Army Commander Eva Booth spoke on The Two Flags. Notable figures including Governor Terrell and church leaders attended while Booth pledged to bring hope and aid to sufferers, citing her mission of love across America.
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Governor Terrell
Dr. White
Second Baptia
C. B Witmer
St Luke Church
Dr. Jones
St. Mark Methodist
Len G. Broughton
Baptist F Tabernacle
J. K. Pace
Holtz
Tam
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Miss Booth
London
Georgia
Booth-Tucker
America
Prisoner Release Triggers Recall Of Notorious Counterfeit Case
A former federal prisoner known for counterfeiting rings is released after seven years. The elaborate scheme involved six engravers and two top Quay supporters, with plans to print $60 million in counterfeit notes. The case exposed political influence and systemic issues within the era's federal enforcement and led to multiple lengthy sentences for clerks, officials, and backers.
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Asiania
Federal
Tiwag
Joan Witkle
Wafega
Treasury Department
Wilds
Wilkie
Forner
Filliber Wriests
Quay
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Emory P. Ingram
United States District Attorney
Harvey K Newitt
Secret Service
Ingham
Newitt
Quay Party
United States
Lancaster Pa
Atlanta
Pennsytania
Salvation Army plea for support and missionary work
Fragmentary plea urging local Salvation Army aid to feed the hungry clothe the poor and save the lost. The writer declares readiness to serve in battle against adversity, asks for prayers and material support, and vows devotion to God and mission work.
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Fortin
America
Deeda
Bigusty
Salvation Army
Two Footpads Secure Money In Ribbon Street Robbery
Early yesterday morning R M Massell and his son Levi were held up on Kennedy and Lambert streets by two white men. They stole 2880 in cash, searched for valuables, failed to locate the watch, and fled. Police found no suspects but Massell named a possible pair.
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R. M. Massell
Kennedy and
Lambert Streets
Massell
Mr. Massell
Levi
Marietta Street
Kennedy Street
Massel
Mme Melba to Sing in March at Grangon Weares
The renowned soprano Mme Melba will perform at Grangon Weares on Wednesday evening March 15. Tickets go on sale February 27 at 9 am, with Charles A Ellis arranging a season of premieres across the southern cities as she travels from Maine to California.
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Mme. Melba
Charles A. Ellis
Mme, Melba
Mmne. Melba
America
Maine
California
Mme Melbas
Grang On
Weares
Cotton Mills of India and Their Consumption Report
An official report from the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor, analyzes India's cotton industry. It notes 204 mills by March 31, 1904, with 5,213,344 spindles and 186,373 daily average workers. nominal capital around $65 million. Output shows yarn 666 million pounds and woven goods about 132 million pounds in 1903-04, contrasting with 480 million yarn and 83 million woven pounds in 1896-87, highlighting India as a major cotton producer with rising efficiency and substantial exports of raw cotton while importing large-valued cotton manufactures.
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Ashington
Statistolan Austin
India
United States
Austin
Kerpt
Indie
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Joan OF Arc
City Hall
Standing
Jaste
Maier and Berkele
God
Tate
Eastern
Withberg
Washington
Dong
Federal Prison
Moyer
Renms
R. M. Massell and Son
Mme
Melba
Castoria
AL Lea
Jellico
Elk Valley Coal Mining Co
Elk Valley, Tennessee
E. H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
H. C. Caldwell
the Neal Bank
Cotton Mills OF
Jos. Uhl
Eiseman Bros
Derby
Eare
Whitehall ST
Baltimore
Deimel
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