Diamond Gift to Church Fund Raises $8000 for New Edifice
Dr Alonzo Monk of St Mark Church preached at North Avenue Presbyterian about raising funds for a new church. He cited a recent gift of a valuable diamond given to a minister to aid the fund, noted ongoing fundraising totals of cash and notes, and described plans to begin ground breaking once sufficient money is secured.
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Alonzo Monk
St Mark Methodint Episcopal Church
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Monk
Goat
Calvary
Almightinness
God
Battalors
Hell
Ten Alarms Reported By Atlanta Fire Department
Last week the Atlanta fire department answered ten alarms. After thirty-one the prior week, the workload was heavy for both firefighters and horses. Fires occurred Sunday 3, Monday 4, Tuesday 1, Wednesday 0, Thursday 1, Friday 1, Saturday 0, totaling 10. Through Monday of last week the year’s total was 61, rising to 71 with the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Fire Department
Miniatures as Lovers Gifts in History
Miniatures stir romance with delicate charm and secrecy. The piece cites Cromwell losing favor over Anne of Cleves in Holbein’s portrait, then urges selecting a charming keepsake from our collection for the miniature mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Anne of Cleves
Holbein
Reformatory Opening Planned After Thorough Building Inspection
Fulton county reformatory will open for juvenile offenders once a full inspection is completed by the reformatory committee led by Judge H. E Ww. Palmer. Plans by architect George Wilson Stewart will be reviewed and a county contractor will certify the building as finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Reformatory
Reformatory Committee
H. E Ww. Palmer
J. A. Fisher
George Wilson Stewart
Palmer
Grand Jury
Reformatory
Churches in Cleveland hold McKinley memorial services
In Cleveland on January 26 churches held special McKinley memorial services. Ministers eulogized the late president in preludes to sermons and in incidental mentions. Special collections for the McKinley memorial were taken at many churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Cleveland
McKinley
Thet McKuintey
Train Will Demonstrate Good Roads In South Carolina
SPECIAL NOW IN COLUMBIA The Southern railway's good roads train arrived from Augusta for a week long demonstration in Columbia. State legislators show interest as a convention is planned for Friday and Saturday. Directors Dodge Moore Richardson Hays accompany the party on the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Columbia
Southern Railway
Martin Dodge
Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
W H. Moore
R W Richardson
National Rood Roads Association
M. A. Hays
Land
Everett Moore Syndicate Affairs Reported for Bid Offers
Bankers' Committee in Cleveland reports progress on straightening the Everett-Moore syndicate. They stand ready to receive bona fide bids for selected properties as experts file their reports. Traction interests may swing out, with telephone interests central to the final clearance. sale of Federal company noted as a hopeful turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Committee
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Ohio
Millions for Improvement for Canadian Pacific Bonds
The Canadian government approved a twenty million dollar capital stock issue for Canadian Pacific Railway, pending shareholders’ approval. Proceeds fund rolling stock and locomotives, double tracking, new plants in Montreal, improved terminals, elevators, and miscellaneous upgrades to handle rising traffic.
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Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Montreal
Denies the Report on Pennsylva nia Railroad Steamers
Philadelphia January 26 W H Brown chief engineer of the Pennsylvania railroad denies a published story that the company plans to operate steamers from Montauk Point to Milford Haven England and run trains via a proposed New York tunnel and Long Island route. Brights Trunk Seizure in Maris
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Philadelphia
W. Ho. Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Montauk Point
Milford Haven
England
New York
Long Island
W T Stillwell Killed In Rear Ended Rail Collision Near Fort Worth
In dense fog near Keller Texas a rear end collision between stock trains at 3 am fatally injures WT Stillwell and injures JC Adkins. Stillwell from Rosebud is burned in the wreck as the caboose catches fire. nearby cattle are killed or maimed. The incident blocks the line fifteen miles north of Fort Worth.
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W. T. Stillwell
Houston
Tex
Keller
Fort Worth
Stillwell
J C. Adkins
Rosebud
Protection for their fish Newfoundland urges bounty on New found fish
In St Johns Newfoundland officials argue Britain should grant a bounty on Newfoundland fish if it withdraws from the Brussels sugar conference to aid its West Indian colony. They frame Newfoundland as white populated and emphasize turning from the French modus vivendi to a policy benefiting local fishers.
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Newfoundland
Great Britain
St Johns
K. F
Brussels
West India
Mwfoundland
Expert Speaks Highly of Cranberry Iron Mine Output
In Katelya North Carolina General Hubert Sr Hoke outlines Cranberry iron mine plans. He says production will rise with a larger mining force and furnaces leased for Johnson City Tennessee will operate in ninety days. Output will reach one hundred tons daily and the iron compares favorably with Swedish ore for crucible steel.
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Katelya
N. C
Hubert Sr. Hoke
Mitchell County
Johnson City
Tenn
Washington
Sheffield
Death of Diko Joseph Director of Svet Newspaper
Diko Joseph a politician and lawyer and director of the Svet newspaper in Sofia London died by own action after arrest over a stamp theft scheme from the government printing department. Loss to the state reported at 380000.
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Sofia
London
Sona
Daily Express
Diko Joseph
Svet
Government Printing Department
Verdell Chosen President of Texas College for Young Women
Raie en, SW v. vangery 29 peal. Vice Rev. C G. Vardell, president of Red Springs seminary in this state, has been unanimously elected president of the Texas college for young women. He long pastored the teaching Presbyterian church at Newhern and is a graduate of Davidson College, this state.
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Raie_en
V. Vangery
C G. Vardell
Red Springs
Miss Mary Johnston Resting at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore report states author Miss Mary Johnston has been at Johns Hopkins Hospital for ten days for a rest. Hospital superintendent De Benice Hardiston confirmed the writer’s stay in the city facility.
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Baltimore
Mary Johnston
Johne Hopkins Hospital
de Bence
John Stes
City Council Faces Hot Debate On Tax Sheet And Concession
Atkinson to answer today as council plans to adopt the January apportionment and review a finance committee report. Alderman Woodward pushes to restore policemen, firemen, and teachers salaries with about 19000 needed. Alderman Johnson seeks 5000 for a Technological school. The session promises heated exchanges over gross receipts shares and consolidation terms with the Atlanta utility group.
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Counch
Special
Atkinson
Council
Finance Committee
Woodward
Council Chamber
Johnson
Technological School
Consolidated Company
Whitehall Street
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Thia
Aland
Jimmie Michael quits town after race offer collapse
Philadelphia report says Welsh cyclist Jimmie Michael left town abruptly after agreeing to a fifteen mile motor paced race with Archie MacEachern. MacEachern, holder of the world indoor five mile mark, offered a win or lose bet but Michael refused, citing illness and plans to sail for Europe.
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Jimmie Michael
Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
Archie MecEachern
MacEachern
Michael
Europe
WRIGHT TO TAKE OFFICE AND TERRELL TO STUMP
End of this week will complete Hon J M Terrell’s duties as attorney general and next Saturday morning he will turn over the office to Hon Boykin Wright of Augusta who has been appointed to fill the unexpired term. Wright will likely be in Atlanta early in the week and discuss main pending state cases with Terrell.
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J. M. Terrell
Boykin Wright
Augusta
Wright
Atlanta
Terrell
Georgia
Central of Georgia
Errell
North Georgia
South Georgia
Kimball House
Wall Street
Warner Hill
Charles L Davis
Judge Jones
Meriwether County
Terrel
Greenville
Clynn
L. Franklin
Glynn
Brunswick
Mr. Franklin
Glynn County
Franklin
Givnn
General Assembly
Senate
Puch
Reykin Wright
Jonesboro Enterprise
Cold Wave Forecast for Georgia Tonight
Weather Bureau predicts very cold weather for north and west Georgia with an approaching cold wave. Tuesday will be fair but much colder. residents are urged to check plumbing before bed to prevent bursts during the drop in temperatures.
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Weather Bureau
West
Georgia
North Georgia
Mercury
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Hapeville
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Movement For Reformatories
Recorder's Court
County Board
T A. E Means
Bright
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Hritiga
Charles Bright
Tantery 7
Transcot Yalwas
Securite
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Appleter
Wis
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United Brotherhood of Pape
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Wisconsin
Athens
Reformers
Good Government
Sven
State Democratic Executive Committee
a@uBleaon
Mark Hardin
Cobb County
Colonel Hardin
J J. Kinsey
White County
J. B. Estes
J B. Jones
Milledgeville
Jack Barren
Jones County
Ocmulgee
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Sac
Men’s Outfitters
Ala
St. Bell
Georg
Equitable Buildingy
National Pai
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Rami
Rue Drocot
Fguvera &Co
RON
Willam St
Boys’ and Childrens
South
Anead
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Hess Shoes
Eiseman
THE
Whitehall Street Clothiers
Alabama and
Pryor Streets
Union Depot
Eiseman Bros
Washington, B. C
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore, Md
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