Job Printers May Walk Out Over Open Shop Move
A threatened general strike looms in city job printing offices after employers move to open shops. Union leaders warn that hiring nonunion workers could trigger widespread walkouts, while several shops deny or minimize notices. Union officials say the action may force unions to honor a pledge against nonunion staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elier Union of
Nim
Sie Ui
Erty Districht
Foote & Dave
Kircatter Doote & Davies Printing House
Foo
Hoote
George W. Harrison
Franklin Printing Company
Franklin
Ostock
M. F. LaHatte
LaHatte Printing Company
Eit
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Four, Injures Fifteen Near Turk
A blast at the Laitin Rand Powder Company plant at Turk, miles south of ore, killed four men and wounded fifteen others two fatally. The explosion marks the fourth incident since the works began in 183%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laitin & Rand Powder Company
Turk
Election by historians at Southern History Association meeting
At the seventh annual meeting in Washington on February 27 officers were chosen including President General M J Wright and vice presidents General M C Butler Colonel George A Porterfield Thomas Nelson Page President Woodrow Wilson and others. The memory of Dr J L M Curry was honored, succeeding W L Wilson as first president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Washington
Southern History Association
M J Wright
M C Butler
George A Porterfield
Thomas Nelson Page
Woodrow Wilson
S Pasco
Thomagy H Clark
Colyer Merriwether
J L M Curry
W. L Wilson
Association
Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure Ad Promises Safe Health
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure as remedies for nerve and heart ailments. The letter from T R Crawford of Center Texas claims weight gain and improved sleep, appetite, and vigor after using the products, urging readers to buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Miles
Miles
Crawford
Ren
T. R. Crawford
Center
Texas
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Bikbart, Ind
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure and Delivers
Brand advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a unique blood purifier and tonic that offers radical cures for all humors and eruptions. It recounts Ivar A. Hains of Withers, North Carolina, recovering sight after taking eight bottles, claiming restoration to full vision and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ivar A. Hains
Withers
N.C
Atlanta minister Dr Lovett may head Wesleyan Female College
The Wessexian Christian Advocate editor Dr W C Lovett of Atlanta is a leading candidate for the Wesleyan Female College presidency in Macon to fill the vacancy from Dr J S Roberts resignation. Augusta ministers unanimously backed Lovett at a meeting endorsing him for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Lovett
Atlanta
Wessexan Christian Advocate
Methodists of Georgia
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
J 8B Roberts
Methodist Minsters
Augusta
Levett
de Levett
Syndicate dissolves over Atlantic Coast Line gold bonds
New York February 27 The syndicate formed last August by Brown Bros Co Hallgarter Co and Vermuic Co to float the first consolidated mortgage for gold bonds of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad totaling 80 million in authorized capital has been dissolved. Notice to members states the dissolution with no reason given, though it is understood only one fifth of the bonds were marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnadbie
Atlantic Coast Line
New York
Brown Bros & Co Hallgarter & Co
Vermuic & Co
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Funeral of Thomas Fleming Held with Masonic Rites
The remains of Thomas Fleming who died in Athens were carried to Maxeys for burial in the family burying ground. Funeral services at Maxeys were solemn and impressive and the remains were interred with Masonic honors by Mateus lodge assisted by officers and members of Mt Vernon lodge of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fleming
Athens
Maxeys
Mateus Lodge
Mt Vernon Lodge
Phillies Begin Florida Training Under Mack in Jacksonville
Connie Mack arrives in Jacksonville with ten Philadelphia players to train for the season. Rube Waddell Schrecengost and Henley join later after White Springs practice to build pitcher strength for opening games. A local game Monday and two practice games weekly are planned. Coliseum races draw crowds as Jimmie Moran and Nat Butler arrive to join Jack Prince's track lineup. Moran to race Lawson in a five mile event Sunday.
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Connie Mack
Jacksonville
Arapahoe
Rube’ Waddell
Schrecengost
Henley
White Springs
Mack
South
Coliseum
Jack Prince
Jimmie Moran
Nat Butler
Moran
Butler
Lawson
Benjamin Goodman Dies by Suicide in Lexington Saloon
Benjamin Goodman aged 70 a prominent central Kentucky farmer shot himself in a Lexington saloon after entering with his wife a member of a notable family. The incident occurred February 27 and prompted wide attention in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Goodman
Lexington
Kentucky
Robbers Blow Safe. $4,000 to $5,000 Stolen in Grand Rapids
Two men dynamited Hubbard's private bank in Cedar Springs overnight and escaped with about $4,000 to $5,000 after gaining entry with keys. A team from Miller's livery was stolen and later found roaming the streets in Grand Rapids. suspects remain at large. Also, President Roosevelt signed a law to fund Pulaski and Grueben statue monuments in Washington with $60,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hubbard
Cedar Springs
Miller
Hvery
Stueben
Pulaski
Washington
Roosevelt
Count Pulaski
Baron von Grueben
Continental Arty
Mass meeting and lectures at Bijou and Tabernacle
An Evangelist led programme today and tomorrow with lectures on prophecy at 1040. Dr Harris spoke at 11. Professor Town performed at the Institute. Rev G Campbell Morgan lectured and addressed mass meetings for men and women at the Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Tabermnacle
Evangelist
Musec
Harris
Professor Town
Warris
G Campbell Morgan
Haris
Campbell Morgan
Tabernacle
Morgan
Wil
Fifth Annual Bible Conference Opens at Fackte Street Tabernacle
A large crowd attended the Baptist Tabernacle on Fackte Street for the opening session of the fifth annual Bible conference led by Dr Len G Broughton. Rey Elmore Harris of Toronto spoke on prayer, stressing its reach to both Christian and non Christian. Professor D B Tawney led a large chorus, and Dr Broughton gave the welcome, stressing nonsectarian aims and unity in salvation through Jesus Christ. The conference promotes sanctification and Pentecostal power, with plans for major meetings tomorrow and an anticipated thousand visitors next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Fackte Street
Len G Broughton
The
Tabernacle
Rey Elmore Harris
Forontee Bible and Missionary Training School of
Toronto
Canuda
Praver
D B ‘Tawner
Chicago
Len G Broughan
the Tabernacle
Jesus Christ
Iim
Jesus
Dimore Wwarris
Campbell Morgan
Bijou
Airivine
Attorney General Disallows Costs From Local Courts
In Chattanooga Tennessee during February a special term Attorney General M N Whitaker disallowed most bills of costs sent by justices of the peace. At the September term charges totaling over 000 were submitted with all but 500 disallowed. January term saw 56 bills certified versus 668. 31 disallowed from 06 certified, leaving just 175 for the justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
M N Whitaker
Justices of the Peace
Christian Workers Conference Gains Momentum in Jesup Ga
The Christian Workers conference in Jesup Georgia grows in interest with new arrivals. Rev Dr Gilmore of Brunswick opens at 10 am and Rev L A Cooper of Harley delivers the first address on Soul Winning. Dr S Jameson of Atlanta speaks on Sunday School problems and missions to large audiences. Mrs Lillian M Hollister will visit Atlanta in April for initiation services and multiple receptions by fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers
Jesup
Christian Workers Conference
Dr Gilmore
Brunswick
L A. Cooper
Harley
S ¥. Jameson
Atlanta
Jameson
B W. Spilman
Nashville, Tenn
Lillian M Hollister
The
Ladies of the Macabees of the World
Imatiente
Major Wilson Meets Death in Spring Place Ga
Major R H Wilson of near Spring Place Georgia died this morning after a four day battle with pneumonia He served as doorkeeper of the state senate for several years He was in his seventies and well known in local politics He will be buried at Spring Place tomorrow evening with Confederate veterans in attendance He leaves a wife and ten children.
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Spring Place
R. H. Wilson
State Senate
Way
Confederate Veterana
Forbes Defeats Tokell For World Bantam Title
Detroit February 27 Harry Forbes retained the world bantamweight crown by defeating England’s Andy Tokell in ten rounds. Forbes dominated nearly every round, opening cuts on Tokell and controlling the pace with steady lefts and right hooks. Tokell showed heart but was outmatched, while Forbes claimed he could have finished earlier if he had chosen.
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Detroit
Mich
England
Andy Tokell
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Stint
Anish
Tokell
Englshmans
Jasuit Tokeli Twige
Alleged Sale of Frisco Still Not Confirmed
Reports in New York on February 27 said negotiations for the St Louis and San Francisco railroad sale faced delays. Officials refused to discuss affairs and referred inquiries to Rock Island Company, which could not provide information. J P Morgan & Co declined to issue an official statement on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Louis and
San Francisco
St Louis
Rock Island Company
J P Morgan & Co
McChesney Sold for $30,000 to Brooklyn Rider
E. E. Smathers, the Brooklyn horse man, purchased McChesney for $2000. He plans to race the horse in the west, likely at Saratoga, and is open to a match with Hermis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Smathers
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Weh Lgmathers
Brooklyn Trading Horseman
McChesney
Saratoga
Hermis
A New Departure Cure for Catarrh by Internal Antiseptic Tablets
An old search for a real catarrh cure ends with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, promoted as an internal remedy that cleanses the blood via stomach, liver, and bowels. War stories from Wm Zimmerman of St Joseph illustrate a lifelong catarrh finally cured after trying local remedies failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Wm Zimmerman
St. Joseph
Stinson praises Morris Brown leaders and white support in Atlanta
R D Stinson of Atlanta lauds the Morris Brown college mass meeting at Peoples Tabernacle. He credits the white community and local newspapers for backing education and urges self improvement, responsible leadership, and industrial training for the Negro race to rise without reliance on false leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galtor
Peoples Tabernacle
Morris Brown College
Amin
Atlanta
Georgia
Ike Malvern Howell
Bradiey
Proctor
Rucye
Nilety
Southland
White Friends of the
South
Thrace
R. D. Stinbon
Burdick Murder Shocks Buffalo Society Family Turmoil Dominates
Edwin L. Burdick, president of B L Burdick & Co and Buffalo Envelope, was found murdered at his Ashland Avenue home in Buffalo. Police say no weapon found, entry unlikely, and a ring or knock summoned him to his den where a visitor talked and a luncheon followed. His wife Mrs. Burdick had left two months prior amid divorce filings.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Edwin L. Burdick
B Ls Burdick & Co
Buffalo Envelope Company
Ashland Avenue
Burdick
Cusack
Ftn
Chief Cusack
Burdiwik
Atlantic
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Indigestion Sufferer
Miss Helen Roling describes severe acute indigestion and fatigue relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports weight gain, improved digestion, restored appetite, and renewed strength within a short time, urging others similarly afflicted to seek the same remedy and request the free diet book from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roling
Helen Roling
Washington
Atre
Columbus
Dr. Williams
Gale wrecks Britain with hurricane force winds
A severe gale swept Great Britain causing widespread damage from coast to inland areas. Telegraph links north of Leeds failed, services disrupted, and many shelters sought in bars. Coastal wrecks, fallen chimneys, and uprooted trees blamed for several fatalities. Lancaster area saw mills and churches damaged. Holyhead church foundations collapsed. James McCreery of Creery & Co. New York reported dead at 77.
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London
Britain
Leeds
Lancaster
Holyhead
Erdm Iles
James McCreery
New York
Aiken S C
Sanctimy
Dames At Creery & Co
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W. C. Lovett Indorsed
Wesleyan Presidency
Syndicate
Phillies
Florida
Bar Boom
Elmore Harris
Stnday
Major Wilson
Georgia Senate
M’chesney
Essic Bros
Whitehall St
Stinson
Morris Brown
Corre
Teneo Contential
J. Newton Hathaway
M. D
Inman Ride
Broad St
Williamy Ea
Mount Zion
Masonic Hall
Fosyth
Mitchell Streets
Mogtar
C Groenfired
P M Hubbard
Great Britain
Sweetwater Park
Lithia Springs
Southern Rainis
Bowden Lithia Water
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