Missionary Institute Opens at Trinity Church Atlanta
The Missionary Institute of Atlanta district opened yesterday at Trinity Church. Dr. J. T. Daves was absent. Dr. W. F. Glenn Way was elected chairman with Rev. C. V. Weathers secretary. Morning program featured talks by J. C. A. Grogan Carey Quillian Duval and others. W. B. R Laermouth of Nashville spoke on missionary work. afternoon emphasized lay movement. Lectures discussed Dr. D L Anderson and New China. Dr. Jambuth delivered an address on Prayer and Mission Work. The event continues today at 10 o clock with Dr. Glenn presiding and more topics by J. W. Les Hava H. L. Ramondson W. Dunbar Pletcher Walton and Weathers. Public invited.
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Atlanta
Trinity Church
J. T. Daves
Chicago
W. F. Glenn Way
C. V. Weathers
Giscumson
Reva
J. A. Quillian
G. W. Duval
W. BR. Laermouth
Nanhville
Tenn
M. J Coter
D L Anderson
New China
C. W. Smith
Lee
Jambuth
Trinity
W. F. Glenn
J. W. Les
Hava
H. L. R@mondson
W. Dunbar
Pletcher Walton
Mississippi Farmers' Union forms warehouse trust
Jackson Mississippi January 27 The executive committee of the Mineiestop division of the Formere Union met and approved the charter of a new million dollar warehouse company to take over one hundred local Farmers' Union warehouses in the state. Over 200000 dollars of capital stock has been subscribed. President Hightower says cooperation will be ready to control Mississippi cotton crops when the new crop is ready for marketing.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Misa
Mineiestop
Farmers’ Union
Hightower
Nese Toy
Evolution of a Girl Lecture at Jones Avenue Church
Dr Ulm Edwin Hall will lecture tonight at Jones Avenue Baptist Church on The Evolution of a Girl. He recently spoke in Augusta to a cordial reception. Admission is 28 cents. Tickets sold at AK store and Gunter & Watkins, or at the church door. Coal of Quality Clinch field referenced.
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Jones Avenue Baptis
Ulm Edwin Hall
Hall
Augusta
Gale
Gunter & Watkins
Orphan Blind Tiger Found by the Police
Police held an orphan tiger after detectives found it. four defendants were fined and sent to the state court on bonds. E E Cook proprietor of a near beer saloon and three people connected to a restaurant faced penalties after officers found whisky and a barrel in a room. A negro porter Moses was seen leaving with three bottles. Cook claimed ignorance of the tiger. The women denied knowledge but frequented the restaurant.
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Fountny
Thoss
Broyles
Emi
E. Cook
Peters
Walker Street
Robert Moss
Hattie Butta
Hatthe Shepard
Black
Bullard
Moses
Mona
Mosa
Mtrest
Cook
Young Couple Elope and Wed in Georgia
Miss Minnie Blount Nolan of West Point and Mr. Denson Johnson eloped and married by John F. Sands in Harris County. Miss Nolan is granddaughter of Mr. Blount Ferrer of LaGrange, and Mr. Johnson is son of Mr. John A. Johnson, manager of the West Point Mill Company.
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Miss Nolan
Mr. Johnson
West Point
Minnie Blount Nolan
Denson Johnson
John F. Sands
Harria County
Mion Nolan
Blount Ferrer
LaGrange
Johnson
John A. Johnson
Went Point
M1. Company
Macon Men to Attend National Tariff Convention
Macon Ga January 27 special report B Willingham W K E McCaw Em ory Winship J F Heard and B T Adams named by Mayor Miller to attend the national tariff convention in Indianapolis as representatives of the city. The group includes leading business men of the community.
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Macon
J— B. ©. Willingham
W. KE. McCaw
Emory Winship
J. F. Heard
B. T. Adams
Miller
Indiargypolis
Governor to Sign Bill on Rail Rates Fight
A state plan allocates 80 000 to address rail passenger rate and freight rate issues. The governor is expected to sign the bill tomorrow to approve funding and actions.
Drunk Juror Leigh in Carmack Case Trial
In Nashville on January 187, the second week of the Carmack murder trial paused as Judge Hart weighed juror Leigh’s competency. Testimony showed Leigh admitted drinking two days before and on the selection day, with defense citing moderation. Prosecution sought a liquor ban for jurors. Leigh remained in the jury room pending further decision.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. @harpe
E. W. Carmack
Abeliffe
Hart
Leigh
Carmack
Sharpe
Coopers
Himsekf
Charcoal Lozenges Advertised for Breath and Health
A vintage ad touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a universal purifier for breath and digestion. It claims willow charcoal neutralizes odors, absorbs gases, aids digestion, and improves bowel action. The copy asserts improved blood and nerve nutrition and urges readers to buy, or request a free trial by mail from FBA Stuart Stuart, Michigan.
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England
Stuart
Stuart Stuer
Aball
Mich
Vitalizer and Viparigge Eom Trial Reported Effects After First Dose
Report notes initial responses to the Vitalizer and Viparigge Eom trial. Observers report early changes in energy and focus among participants. Details suggest a cautious progress update on safety and tolerability.
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Price ‘Munson
Dirt
Splendid Record Made by Mayor Hutcheson
Dogieavilla Ga January 27 Colonel J R Hutcheson nominated mayor of this place yesterday has served one term as mayor and aims to unite political factions He is a member of the local law firm Roberts Hutcheson Came here as a schoolboy and settled permanently
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Dogieavilla
J. R. Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Fecal
Roberts & Hutcheson
Mayor Hutcheson A Prominent Leader Of Douglasville
He was a Douglasville College graduate in 1894 and earned a law degree from the University of Georgia in 1837. He formed a long standing legal partnership with Hon. W. T. Roberts. Hutcheson is from a prominent Hutcheson family tied to Polk Paulding and Haralson counties. His mayoral tenure is described as conservative firm and progressive with strict laws, reduced town taxes, and major progress in municipal affairs.
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Douglasville College
University of Georgia
W. T. Roberts
Frm
Hutcheson
Hutchesons
Polk
Paulding
Haralaon
Deputy Clerk Ill. Illlinois confined by illness in Georgia
Deputy Clerk L M Erwin of the United States court in Macon Georgia has been confined to his room most of the week due to illness. He may not be required to stay indoors for many days.
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Erwin Ill
Macon
L M. Erwin
Uiited States Court
Simne
Jury selection in Carmack murder trial recounts drunkenness standard
The trial details Leigh being suspected as a juror due to drunkenness. Judge Hart defines drunkenness as being so under the influence as to be a public nuisance, rejecting reputation and basing the charge on facts. Witnesses describe Leigh’s appearance and behavior the day of selection, while later jurors receive medical assessment and defense witnesses challenge habitual drunkenness claims.
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Leigh
Carter
Hart
Faote
Carmack
John H. Walden
Sancator Carmack
C.B. F. Bilis
West End to College Park Road Grant Move
Congressman Livingston plans a bill to authorize a 20 foot grant along Fort McPherson reservation for widening the West End to College Park road. Col Livingston and Senator Clay expect quick passage after War Department approval. Residents along the route have donated frontage as county officials await sufficient donations to proceed.
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Fort McPherson Reservation
Col. Livingston
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Livingston
Fort Mc
Pherton
West End
College Park
Fulton County
War Department
Ramsay D. Potts
Department of the Gulf
bin ‘Bi
House
Clay
Senate
Weet Emu
Thin Road
Atlanta Agency Honors Newell With Gold Watch and Fob
Alfred C. Newell, manager of the Columbian National Life Insurance Co. of Boston, received a gold watch and fob at a Georgia agents gathering. Arthur E. Childs, company president, announced the award as a personal gesture after the Newell office posted the highest Georgia average in a three month national contest, despite New York Armatronage law restrictions. Director Frank A. Wesley accompanied Childs on his three day visit and departure.
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Alfred C. Newell
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Boston
Mass
Egente
Arthur E. Childs
Columbian National Tt
Newell
Childs
Atlanta
United States
Georgia
New York
Smith Elected Senator in South Carolina General Assembly
Columbia January 27 G D Smith, who won the Democratic primary last summer, was unanimously elected United States senator by the South Carolina general assembly in joint session to succeed Senator Frank H Gary. Smith will serve a six year term beginning March 4.
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Columbia
G. D. Smith
United States
Frank H. Gary
General Assembly
Bmilth
20 Years With Heart Trouble
A testimonial from Laura Russell of Logan Iowa describes 20 years of heart disease improved by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad explains heart action, oxygen absorption in lungs, and how the remedy strengthens heart nerves and muscles to improve circulation. It promises a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles
Laura Russell
Logan
Iowa
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