Water board to hear committee report on water works
The board of water commissioners will hold an open session this afternoon at 8 o clock to officially receive a council committee report on the water works department. The report, signed by E V Carter W H Patterson and Charles A Wikte, urges investigation while Colonel Woodward declined to comment in advance.
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Council
EB. V. Carter
Water Works Department
Board of Water Commissioners
Seston
Water Board
Woodward
Jel
E. V. Carter
W. H. Patterson
Charies A. Wikte
Colonel Park Woodward
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Board of Water Commissionera Unis Aft
Preparations for Revival at Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterians launch aggressive evangelistic effort with men urged to join. Pastor C R Nisbet calls church a duty for men as well as women, highlighting past neglect by men. About two thirds of fifty to seventy five men volunteered for revival support and prayer meeting committees. A series of cottage prayer meetings begins, with Wednesday union gatherings at the church and a women’s main meeting set for April 1st.
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Westminster Presbyterians
Westminster Presbyterian
Hev. C. R. Nisbet
Churca
Stroke of apoplexy kills a city widow at 96 Stonewall Street
Mrs R Mitchel aged 59 dies after a dinner collapse from apoplexy. She resided at 96 Stonewall Street and was attended by family and physicians before passing away yesterday at 9 oclock. Survived by several children including Mrs Theodore Shaw. Funeral plans to be announced on arrival of another daughter in south Florida. The community mourns her sudden death and valued character.
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Savandey
R. ©. Mitchel
Stonewall Street
Wis
Speeral
Policeman Shaw
Tere Augiter
South Florida
Mfrs
Mitchell
Jacksonville Crime Report: man wounds daughter. suspect flees
A white farmer named Baldw Starr and his daughter Mrs Brittle were attacked near Jacksonville Florida. Clarence Macon a Black laborer employed by Marr was identified as the assailant and fled as pursuers chased him. The incident occurred about eight miles from the city and left the daughter seriously wounded and the father dead.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Starr
Brittle
Clarence Macon
Marr
Mason
Presbyterians in Atlanta to form union and hospital plan
Atlanta Presbyterians move toward a citywide union to coordinate church work and establish a unified Evangelistic committee. Aimed at reviving weaker churches, expanding new fields, and building a $60,000 Presbyterian hospital with Halcyon Sanitarium considered as a site.
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Presbyterian University
Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterians of
Atlanta
Duraft
Presbyterian Union
Church of
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Association of Presbyterian Ministers
Durand
Nisbet
Presbyterian Church
Association
Hialycon
Dalcyon
Cain Street
Walton Street
Churches of the Faith
Piedmont Hotel
Hoke Smith
Earl of Morrley Dies at 62 in London
Earl Alvert Edmund Parker of Morrley, chairman of committee and deputy speaker of the Lords, died at age 62 in London. Also noted is British Minister Sir Martin Goesslein of Portquat, who died today in Lisbon. In Weldon North Carolina,Mrs Mountcastle, mother of Frank and Hunter Mountcastle, and Mrs J J Johnson of Savannah, widow of the Central of Georgia superintendent, died yesterday.
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Earl of Morrley
London
Alvert Edmund Parker
Committeey
House of Lords
Martin Goessein
Lisbon
Martin Lemaatehaat Hadley Goessiin
T Portquat
Mountcastle
Weldon
N. C. Columbus
Mountesstle
Prank E
READY FOR INVESTIGATION County Authorities To Take Up In dian Bribery Charge
County authorities prepare grand jury proceedings in Indianapolis as Prosecuting Attorney Benedict and Attorney General Miller meet to lay groundwork. Subpoenas will compel all House members to testify while an Anataias Baker bribery charge against Oscar A. Brier starts the inquiry, followed by probes into further alleged corruption.
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Indianapolis
Charles P. Benedict
Charles W. Miller
Anataias Baker
Oscar A. Brier
Fender Crushes Houston's Foot in Cartouch Accident
Als February 26. Houston conduct on the Birmingham and Albany car couch was painfully hurt today. While shifting Lars with the depot he fell from a car in front of the engine. Two wheels of the engine fender passed over his foot and he was badly bruised. The engine was stripped as now as Dosibie and he was pulled out from under this injuries, while serious, are not regarded as dangerous.
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Houston
Talladoes
Sial
Kely
Birmingham
Atbany
Cartcouch
Lars
Ball Will Get Eight Votes In First Ballot For Atlanta Chief
A unnamed member of Atlanta’s police board declares that John W Ball will receive eight votes on the first ballot for police chief, defending Ball’s honesty and record while denying any board agreement or slates. He warns against politicizing the selection and urges ceasing discussions until the board acts in March.
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John W. Ballwil
Constitution
Police Board
Cerstath
Ball
John Ball
Atlanta
John Hall
Atlante
Tun
Snather
Board of Commissioners
Moon
Manly
Whitley
John W. Ball
Bal
Funeral of Mrs Brewster at College Park Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs P H Brewster will be held at 2 PM at the College Park Methodist Church with interment in College Park Cemetery. She was the wife of P H Brewster of Donsey Brewster Howell and survived by six sons and three daughters. The funeral comes after an illness of five weeks and friends statewide mourn her loss. The Atlanta and West Point train from Newnan will stop at College Park to allow out-of-town friends to attend.
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P. H. Brewster
Pady
Mars
College Park
Brewster
Wewnan
Newnan
Atlanta
West Point
Brewater
Death of J R Richardson Longtime Odd Fellow Passes
John R Richardson a veteran member of Central Lodge No 28 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows died of blood poisoning at his Bellwood residence. He was seventy, worked forty five years for Atlanta and West Point Railway, and Leaves many friends. Funeral services will be at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the residence, with Odd Fellows in charge. interment at Vertines.
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Central Lodge of Odd Fellows
John R Richardson
Bellwood
Central Lodge
No 28
God Fellows
Atlanta
West Burnt
Vertines
Odd Fellows
Sermon at Wesley Memorial On Debt to World and God
Rev B F Oakes preached from Romans urging Christians to reject pride and ambition. He argued religion levels society, makes service to others essential, and calls for disciplined charity that aids self-reliance. He praised helpers from all faiths, including Jewish friends, who aid the poor.
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B. F. Oakes
ER. F. Oakes
Paul
United States
Lunteoud
Faial
Ike
Beckham Denies Involvement in Jackson Hanging Affair
Kentucky Governor denies a report that Judge James Hargis solicited his moral support in the Jackson incident and related indictments in Breathitt and Jackson. He says he had no contact with the defendants or the case, and would avoid any association with the matter.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Beckham
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Albert Hargs
Callahan
Cockrill
Jackson
Hargis
Harents
Democratic State Central
Jack Sona
Court of Appeals
Railroad worker loses leg in hunting accident near Decatur
Cris Prater of the Louisville and Nashville railroad shops went hunting and his shotgun discharged injuring his left leg above the knee. The leg was amputated after frostbite delayed his return home to Blylex.
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Decatur
Ain
Cris Prater
Louisville and Naghridle
Blylex
Lester Seriously Wounded in Talladega Fray
In Talladega Alabama on February 26 a serious stabbing occurred at a street fray. Two men named Morris, a father and son, fought with Lester and injured him near the heart. One assailant fled. no further details available.
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Lester
Talladega
Ala
Morris
Autogragy in Fighting for Its Life Across Russia
A detailed discussion on Russia's zemstvo education system, its conflict with church schooling, and the broader political struggle between bureaucratic authority and reform. The piece argues that village schools persist under zemstvo control, despite hardship, while church-supported schools falter, shaping a conservative yet progressive class dynamic within Russian society.
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Rusalz
Russia
Zemstvo
Smu Cays
France
Ragsja
St. Petersburg
Petersburg
Che J
Fotedenstseft
Ths
Zzemstvo
Izemstvo
Zemstves
Hussia Ia
Yemstvo
Weather Gleams Across Old South Regions
A fragmented weather forecast notes variable winds and fair conditions in Georgia, North and South Carolina, Alabama, and Florida. It mentions mostly fair Mondays through Tuesdays with light to moderate winds, while western Florida and eastern Texas see increasing clouds and rain in parts. Texas and Mississippi experience shifting rain chances, with cooler northerly winds in the north and generally mild trends elsewhere.
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Norsa
Mississippi
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State OF New York
County OF New York
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
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Alfred Mackayner
State of Georgia
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Washington, D. C
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