Plea to aid two girls in Cincinnati rescue effort
An appeal issued by Police Captain Shepard seeks funds to transport Hallie Beechs and Beulah Tatum, ages 14 and 15, from Decatur Street to Cincinnati Home of Reform. Donations poured in from Santa homen Cash subscriptions near half the goal, with a donor offering full support. Subscriptions remain open at the police station to fund transportation and related costs for the girls’ relocation.
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Shepard
Happy Jim
Rusty
Sun- Saye Constitution
Anneal
Atlanta
Santa Homen
Tkeis
Hallie Beoohs
Beulah Tatum
Ape
Fressea
Decatur Aireely
Bahnefeld
Reform
Cincinnat
Nimssif
Bohnefeld
Captain Shepard
Tenderlain
Cinelanail
Deaf mute language used at a funeral for Miss Groom
Funeral service for Mise Filta Gnem at St Mark church Barclay and Brandane chapel featured sign language translation for deaf mute friends. Dr Belk and Mr Crussette led, with Annie Philips and Mrs Crussette reading. Songs, prayers, and readings embraced the deaf community. burial followed at West View beside her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Magli
Mra Sieck
Jesus
Annie Philips
Mra Crusselle
Miss Groom
FW Rhodes
Allence
Milas
West View
Leschetitzky School of Piano Playing Notes
Irregular text references Leschetitzky School of Piano Playing and Limestone College in Gatney and Frankfurt Germany. Mentions President Les Davis, Rev Dr Tan Adana and Rev Prof Samuel Hart as custodians, with scattered numbers and dates.
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Leschetitzky
Direc of
Limestone College
Gatney
Plann
Tromerlin
Frankfurt Germany
Terus
Teason
Inscona
Les Davis Felge
Gaffney FC
Tan Adana
Samuel Hart
Edison storage battery car to shock trolley tests in New York
New York street car workers await tests of the Edison storage battery car under real city service conditions in New York following trials in New Jersey at West Orange. Edison, assisted by RH Beach Wead, says the car and its battery are an unqualified success and that depreciation is sharply reduced to about 1 percent, aiming for commercial viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crowding Jailings in Nicaragua Reported Amid Turmoil
Managua reports say conservatives allied with a movement against the Madriz government are being imprisoned as rumors fly. A steamer Victoria is claimed captured by revolutionists on Lake Nicaragua. General Vasquez rumors denied by government. Rear Admiral Kimball warns Americans in Nicaragua to avoid political action and legal violations. Revolutionary columns appear near La Libertad and Santo Tomas as conscription causes tension. many conservatives seized but reportedly treated well.
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Managua Nicaragua
Madriz
Victoria
Lake Nicaragua
Vasquez
San Juan del Sur
Kimball
Nicaragia
la Libertad
Santo Tomas
Department of Chantales
Republic
Young Woman Chooses Stage Over Wealth to Seek Fame
A New York society belle abandons luxury to pursue acting, defying her father’s opposition and funds. She travels alone to seek an engagement, eventually landing a role as Claudia with The Prince Chap, arriving in Grand tonight.
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Ponamond
Carpenter x
New York Society
Miss Carpentiers Prpa
Nin Monry
Ery Theatrical
New York
Claudia
Georgia Girl Kills Self in Stricken Hunger Tragedy
New York reports Georgia McClellan a twenty year old from Georgia killed herself by gas in a boarding house room. Starvation driven by pride allegedly restrained her from revealing her hometown. she destroyed letters before death, making origin uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgia McClellan
Georgia
Thin City
Trains Collide North of Knoxville in Siding Crash
A head-on collision occurred near Knoxville Tennessee between a Louisville and Nashville passenger train and two freight trains on a siding at Kirkstall twenty three miles north of the city. The head brakeman released a switch. Engineers Frank Loy and Nichols of the passenger train jumped to safety. Injuries were described as serious for the passenger train engineers and mild for passengers. Dr M H Parker and Joan Bowden were among those shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Louieville
Nashville Road
This City
Corbin Ky
Kirkstalk
Frank Loy
Nichols
M H Parker
Willampbhurg Ky
Joan Bowden
Oakwood Town
Second Baptist Church 1908 Annual Report Summary
The Second Baptist church reports its ninth annual meeting led by Dr John E White on January 11 with detailed receipts for public worship missions and education. Total cash receipts reached 608368, an increase of 44164 from 1907, and missions funded across Georgia and national boards show steady growth. The church plans a new modern Sunday school building on Mitchell street at an estimated cost of 3000 dollars, with about 20000 already pledged.
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Second Baptist Church
Wan
Walker Dawson
John E White
Sears
Nance Committee
Young Mens Missionary Gcfets
The
Womans Missionary and Benevolent Society
Mission Workers and the United Societies
City Missione State Home
Foreign Missions
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Cit
Young Mens Missionary Society
J S. Goodwin
Fra
Ashby Street
Gi Harwell
H .Thornton
Bundal School
Myramiyvion
Immanuel Baptist Church
Julian 6
Rodgers
Capitol View Mission
Thomas Day
Ponsald Winslow
West Pair Street
Action of Our Church
Independent Baptist Church
McDonald Baptist Church
Second
Watch Care
A C Briscoe
Church &Y
Financal
Sunfax School
Womens Missionary and Benevolent Society
Timunec
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Mission Workers
United Societies
John White
Mitchell Street
Broadway Sells Out as Fitch Era Plays Shine on Stage
New York reports Clyde Fitch’s Ghost of Clyde Fitch dominates Broadway with strong audience support for The City and Belasco’s The Line. Tony-level applause greets Hancock’s tense climaxes, while performances of The Passing of the Third Floor Back and The Chocolate Soldier draw capacity crowds at major houses.
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New York
Clyde Fitch
Broadway
Lfe
Fitel
Fitch
Womes
Hia
Hancock
Tully Marshall
Joe Brooks
George Hancock
Marshall
Marshell
George Rand
George Rand Jr
Rand
Rand Hag Weed
Cicely Rand
Fancock
Cicely
Canatéera
Hantcock
Masine Billete
Forbes Robertson
Clarence H Taylor to Speak Tonight on Poor Man Issues
Clarence H Taylor of Ballmorn on a tour to the Pacific Coast gave an address at South Broad Street yesterday afternoon. He spoke on the problems of the poor man today and the talk was well received. He will address a mass meeting at the courthouse tonight at 8 o clock on the same subject.
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Clarence H Taylor
Ballmorn
Pache Coast
Soth Broad Streat
Yesterda
Rewards Declared for Descendants of Opponents of Foreign Policy
A Qing era edict in Peking announces rewards for descendants of officials who resisted anti foreign policy in 1560 and helped restore order after Irish and French incursions. The 1856 Treaty of Tientsin, ratified in 1860 after English and French forces faced resistance, led to Beijing’s fall and city surrender.
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Peking
Tien Tein
Lord Elgin
Saron Gros
Chine
Tekin
Pekine
Hope
China
Allien
Tien Tsin
Aged Woman Found Dead in Ottawa Hotel
An elderly woman, staying several weeks with Mr Doughty of Ottawa Gat wla, was found dead in a Grand View hotel room. Illumination gas filled the chamber when staff forced the door, initially suggesting suicide, but a physician's later report contradicted that claim.
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Auxsone
Mre B
Doughty
Ottawa
Grand View Hotel
Confederate Veteran Fauntleroy Lewis Dies Near Atlanta
Fauntleroy Lewis, long time Atlanta resident, collapsed at his Granger Street home last night. His death leaves his family and congregation mourning as lifelong member of the community. The Reverend Frank Siler, pastor of Wesley Memorial Church, continues a series of sermons on The Deepening of the Christian Life in the morning and The Many Excuses Men Make for Not Being Christians in the evening.
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Fauntleroy Lewis
Atlanta
Granger Street
Lewis
Mer Frank Siler
Wesley Memorial Church
Hand-Pierced Silver Fruit Bowls and Engravings
Charles W. Crankshaw at 16 Whitehall St presents hand-pierced silver fruit bowls perfect for weddings and anniversaries. A selection features intricate patterns including a mound of oranges grapes and peaches and an engraved collection.
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Ella Groom
Barclay & Brandon Chapel
Edison
I Edison Ang
Beach
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Hime
Rogers, Peet & Co. and
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel L. J. Daniel
Wstapfi
Ghost OF Clyde Fitch
David Belascos
Belasco
Gotham
Aster
Allan Pollock
Atara
Glifen Stock Company
Shubert
Casino Theater
Merry Widow
Valli Valli
Adrien Augarde
Donald Brian
Jolly Bachelors
Shuberts
White Way
Tove
Uwe
Aiteherck
Peat
Onis Skinners
Shinar
Ton Barrymore
Garet
Barrmore
Nathaniel Duncan
Analix
Maude Adams
Empire
Adama
Marie Tempest
Peelope
Lyceum
Rorept Moran
Clarence H. Taylor
Huntsville
Ata
W Wolineck
Abingdon Cotton Mills
John Jolie
Taday Whitneck
Talle
Tolle
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall St
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