Judge Jones Tribute and Speech At Alabama Event
Judge Jones of the United States district court for the northern district of Alabama delivered a forceful address on American citizenship after Asa Candler hosted a Confederate soldier tribute. The remarks tied Civil War history to modern governance, citing Governor Taft and President-elect positions, with a concluding note on church leadership moves in Senola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Candler
Judge Jones
Montgomery
Lee
Grant
North
South
Thomas @ Jones
United States District Court
Northern District of
Alabama
Jones
Appomattox Court House
Adul
Confederacy
United States
Hardahip
Society Concert and social notices fill January pages
A long column notes a Monday concert by Southern Shore and Business University at Mitchell and a streets hall featuring Moe and Erwin Mueller Violin School artists, Miss Jen Me Tutt and Mrs W C Sanders with an indefient program. plus bridge parties, receptions, visits of Judge Atkinson and Miss Dean, and various social gatherings at homes on Friedmont avenue and South Pryor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Shor and and Business University
Mitchell
Januay
Moe
Erwin Mueller
Jen
Pianter
L. M Crichton
Friedmont Avenue
Benjamin Watkins
Spencer Atkinson
Prayers and Meals Mix In Rural Market Demo
A free demonstration at King Hardware, 83 Peachtree Street, blends a menu of griddle cakes and rolls with a long prayer scene. The piece follows a man rushing through breakfast prayers, noting his debt, hunger, and routine as he heads into town and back home, ending with a humorous aside about calling himself an ornithologist for eating a chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieichmann Company
King Hardware
Peachtree Street
Henry
Beecher
Anecdote of Dartua from Puck and Persia’s Darius
A fragmentary remnant recalls a humorous aside on Marathon runners and ancient Greece. It weaves a satirical view of antiquity, an old lady’s visit to theology, and a parent’s remark about masters, ending with a stray complaint about interviews and Kansas City Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartua
Puck
Darius
Persia
Greece
Jon
Malapropa
Italy
Eta
Ira Sassgrereae
Child Rescued From Ruins After Eighteen Days
In Reggio a five year old child recovered from a collapsed building after eighteen days buried beneath debris. An officer heard faint moaning, began digging, and saved the youngster despite injuries. The rescue team continues as authorities report ongoing excavations and a calm populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggio
Naval Stores Inspection Bill Protest Planned By Savannah Board
A Savannah board of trade committee heads to Washington in mid January to oppose Senator Taliaferro’s naval stores inspection bill. The measure would require labeling and inspection of gum spirits turpentine and resin spirits, with inspectors, costs per barrel, and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Board of Trade
Washington
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington, DC
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Taliaferro
Florida
J. A . Caron
Savannah
Aeg
Lost Minister Found Starving in Guadaloupe Mountains
El Paso reports Rev. R. V. Tracy, a Brooklyn Episcopalian minister presumed dead in a Mexican mine area, was found alive in a hut and nearly starved. He survived by burning cabin parts. a recovery is expected. Tracy had been en route to Queen City to marry a couple.
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el Paso
Tex
R. V Tracy
Brooklyn
Guadaloupe
New Moozico
Tracy
Queen City
Hitting Back in Chicago News Rivalry Sparks Taunt
A fragment from The Chicago News shows a heated exchange as a pretty girl boasts about a gold bracelet and a rival editor retorts with caustic taunts, hinting at ongoing friction and a planned move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Cuban Governor Defends Course As Cuba Advances
Two major events signaled the waning American administration in Cuba. Major General Barry, commander at Camp Columbia, issued a farewell address to troops and those returning home. Provisional Governor Magoon spoke at a gala and announced the departure of Barry’s headquarters staff in April.
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Havana
Cuba
Barry
Army of Cuban Pacification
Camp Columbia
Magoan
National
Hayao
Hoogevelt
White Home
Washington
Berry
Theodore Roosevelt
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Brannen
Carter’s Palla
C.C. Pilla
Sloan
Yunet
Brannen's Drug Store
T.H. Brannen
Whitehall St
Senola
Gesdausey
Charles Hitt
Carterville, Ill
Mira Pope
Suale May Pope
Quincy
Kia
Agnes Ladson
Marion Banson
Mra Henry Johnson, Jr
Alicia Emma Robinson
Miss Pope
Mra Bengon
Misa Pope
Milas Ladson
Miss Hazen
George Bring
Margaret Hallman
Milfred Hazen
Knoxville
Marion Nutting
Ualary Hobinson Mills Hazen
Bring
Miss Hallman
Samuel C Atkinson
Georgia Supreme Court
Capital City
Edwin W A. Boers
Jacksonville, Fla
Board of Trade
A K. Hale
Edwin Brabaton
Jacksonville
P W Meldrim
Atkinson
Judge Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Jack Slaton
House of Representatives
Misa Dean
Thomas P Hinman
Mias
Dean
St. Paul
Minn
Mise Pole
Mra Hinman
Whitaker
Edwin Leas
Mra Colquitt Whitaker
Mra
Bla Massengale
Mra Leona Rigutte
Mre
A. A. Lyon
Mra Faber Bhaw
Mra Charile Church
Kara Roscoe Knox
William Leas
Evin Pate
B. Prather
Alonso A. Barfield
Ming
Lyon
Lovist
Mise Tracy Duncan
Macon
Dudge Thomas G Jonas
Piedmont Ave
Jamea Riley
Memphis
Wallace Kirkpatrick
Weat End Bridge Club
Berard P Smith
Weat End
Harry Kennedy
South Pryor Street
Nell D Sears
Griffin
Woffearn
College Park
Mira Helen Dean
St. Paul, Minn
Eda Shull
Naasau
BA. Perry
Charlottaville
Bernard FP Smith
Jor Camp
Campton
St Petersburg
Fla
Woman's Home Mitewian Society of
Wasley Memorial Church
Church of the Immaculate Conoeption
Trug
Atlanta
Maxwell House
Roosevelt
ES Black
Kansas City
Davison- Paxon-Stokes Co
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Choice
Bill
R. V. Tracy
Lonely Hut
Mary Bryan
Uncle Kemps
Rheu ' Mallam
Helen
Prudentiel
Rooney
Gayaa
E. C. Criffin
Cubs
Barry Makes
Canquer
Magoon
Americsas
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