Ice Coated Track Blamed For Atlanta Trolley Wreck
Sunday morning collision on East Fall Street near Oakland Cemetery left several injured, including Patrolmen Coogler and Coker, and two passengers Wallace and DeLaperriere. Motorman Maddox injured but not severely, with a black man named Stepley among riders. Ice coated rails and high speed contributed to the crash, car overturned and wreckage scattered for about twenty feet. The incident occurred in darkness with bitter cold, delay hampering aid and confusion over fatalities.
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East Fall Street
Decatur
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Oakland
Cartery
Severolicemen
Coker
Coogler
EB. W. Wallace
Herschel DeLaperriere
George Maddox
Ine
Stepley
Wallace
DeLaperriere
Atlanta
Hirschton
Maddox
Grady Hospital
Coogter
Hay Pauncefote Treaty No French Objection Reported
Washington February 25 The Associated Press states that France has made no communication to the state department about the Hay Pauncefote treaty or the Panama canal. The reply refutes a published report of a conversation between the French ambassador and the secretary of state on the treaty.
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France
Washington
Associated Press
State Department
Rev Lovejoy Preaches at Trinity Church Tonight and Day
At Trinity Church Rev W P Lovejoy presiding elder of the South Atlanta district preached at both morning and evening services. The morning theme was Redemption and he spoke eloquently. Three new members were received upon profession of faith. Mrs H M Owsley sang He Promised Never to Leave Me Alone as a feature of the evening service.
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W. P. Lovejoy
South Atlanta
Trinity
H. M. Owsley
Child Training Sermon Aims to Reform Boys at Moore Memorial
Dr Holderby preached at Moore Memorial on last Sunday focusing on child training as essential to gospel teaching. He argued parental responsibility and spiritual over intellectual emphasis, urging watchful care, obedience to parents, and practical education to steer boys away from vice.
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Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Church
Atlanta
Jesus Christ
House of God
Training children with love for technical schools
The speaker lauds a book education and envisions technical schools for all. He urges training by love, says nine of ten children respond better to the law of love than the rod, and cautions firmness when laying down four commands against a cruel world.
Garment of Salvation: A Pastor's Moth-Eaten Metaphor
Rev F P Spencer of St John s Methodist preached on Moth-eaten Garments turning to the garment of salvation bought by Christ. He described it as white pure, seamless, wrought by love from the Father s storehouse, elder brother, and washed in the Lamb s blood, a symbol of righteousness.
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F. P. Spencer
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
Jos
Angel
Christ
Joseph
Moses
John
Isle of
Patmos
Sermon Defends Capital Punishment at First Presbyterian
Reverend C P Bridewell preached on divine retribution citing biblical text Whose sheddeth mans blood by man shall his blood be shed arguing capital punishment lowers crime. He warned abolition raises crime and urged consideration of mitigating circumstances. He urged employers to heed the humanity due to factory children and praised the sermon for its forceful appeal.
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C. P. Bridewell
First Presbyterian Church
Bridewell
Rev Theron Rice resumes preaching at Central Presbyterian
After a two week absence in Athens Rev Theron Rice filled the Central Presbyterian pulpit. He preached on Christ's power over disease by touch and word, then over nature, evil spirits, and finally the power to forgive sin, citing the healing of the paralytic as proof.
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Theron -Rice
Athens
Matthew
Christ
Jesus
Hirt
Christ Forgives Sins and Heals Through Faith
The speaker notes Jesus forgives a paralytic after faith is shown by the friends and by the afflicted man. Faith pleases Christ and accelerates petitions from parents, teachers, and friends. The message emphasizes Jesus has power to save from sins and offer succor in need, urging nonbelievers to seek His mercy.
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Christ
Chastisement as spiritual education at First Baptist
Dr. W W Landrum preached from Hebrews arguing chastisement is education not punishment and is an expression of a loving Father. He warned against blaming God for trials such as a Christian woman married to an intemperate husband, noting self-inflicted sorrows and the need for reform through divine guidance.
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W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Sermon on The Cure of Despondency
Rev Henry H Procter preached at the First Congregational on The Cure of Despondency from First Kings xix 4 noting Elijah's despondency and urging readers to submit to God’s will, turn from self, and seek deliverance beyond the juniper tree toward the celestial city.
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Henry H. Procter
First Congregational Church
Elijah
Jesus
Ruskin
Moses
Paul
Despond
Celestial City
Grain-O health drink advertised for all ages
An old advertisement touts Grain-O as a health builder for children and adults. It claims the drink strengthens the user and offers great benefits, noting the product costs and suggesting readers ask their doctor for Grain-O.
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Principal Curtright and His School at Greenesboro
In Greenesboro, Principal Felix Curtright invites support for the Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute for Black youth. The school, housed in a new two story building, educates through manual training, carpentry, sewing and music. Dormitory life, meals, and low board costs are described as the campus expands. The article urges donations to finish buildings, supply furniture, and fund a planned normal course for Black teachers next summer.
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Greenesboro
Felix Curtright
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Georgia
Curtright
Greenesbord
Cartright
Cariright
Isabela Shuwery
Giia
Fannie
Isavella Showers
Coum
Rch
County Board of Education
E. A. Copelan
G. R. Glenn
A. Capelan
Blank books offered by Miller's in Atlanta
Miller's advertising promotes blank books from memorandum books and blotters to large double entry ledgers. It highlights paper quality, workmanship, and variety including ordinary bindings and patent flat openers, stating they are the best value at their prices. Located at 39 Marietta Street, Atlanta.
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Miller's
John M. Miller Co
Marletta Atreet
Atlanta
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