Embalming Breakthrough Turns Bodies Into Stone
Dr Arnold M. Rosett of Atlanta claims a process that petrifies human remains within four to six months using silicon dioxide and airless storage. He seeks to embalm the pope and notes his method differs from ancient Egyptian practices and conventional arsenic embalmers.
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Arnold M. Rosett
Atlanta
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Nature
Hig Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
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University of Maryland
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Roasett
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ohio
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Russia
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Pope in Restless Sleep Amid Cancer Rumors
Rome reports the pope’s precarious condition with agitation and scant rest. Doctors deny cancer claims, note feeble pulse, and fear general decline as officials discuss conclave readiness and potential candidates.
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Professor Hougenig Rossoni
Rome
Madonna Procession Curtailment Reflects Pope Health
In Rome the Carmelite Madonna procession was shortened due to Pope Leo's illness. Traditionally a large crowd follows a line of women, priests, and monks through Trelstereve, with candles and flowers. This year the image was moved to the church early, while prayers for the pontiff’s preservation continued.
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Rome
Leo
Trelsterve
Pontitt
Atlanta Party Heads to Grand Lodge Meeting
Nearly one hundred Atlanta Elyse and friends left the city by special Seaboard train for Baltimore to attend the grand lodge meeting of the order. Delegations from nearby towns joined the party, with events planned through the week, including a parade expected to draw 12 000 to 15 000 participants and open house at the Hicks home.
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Norfolk Lodge
Hibs
Norfolk
Baltimore
Tacrrow
Grand Lodge
Ford
Opera House
Experts Break Clay Pigeons in Columbus Gun Club Event
Columbus Ga July 18 Special The Columbus Gun Club hosted guests Charles G Spencer Winchester Arms Company who broke 98 of 100 clay pigeons W H Heer D M C Company broke 8 and Colonel J T Anthony U M C Company 92 The club plans a handicap shoot at North Highlams grounds next Friday afternoon drawing many members and promising to be the season’s event
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Columbus
Columbus Gun Club
Charles G. Spencer
Winchester Arms Company
W. H. Heer
D. M. C. Company
J. T. Anthony
U. M. C. Company
North Highlamis
Knight McDonald Given Rontance at Chariek Trial
Knight McDonald receives sentence at Chariek in a special act hearing held July 18. Court documents show the case involved long years and honor as the primary factors in the judgment.
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Halsiat
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Ay Chariek
McDonata Rae Senten Ito
Eppetleds
Goa
Women of South to Have Shaft Monument Plan
R A Smith Camp of Confederate Veterans adopts a resolution urging a statewide monument to the women of the South for their labor devotion and self sacrifice. A ballot plan proposes selecting a city by popular vote with a 28 cent voting fee to raise about 25000 dollars for the monument project.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
R. A. Smith Camp
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W. A. Pose
New Orleans
United Confederate Vete
Poe
Georgia
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Annexation push for Macon suburbs gains momentum
In Macon Georgia on July 18 a city hall meeting favored annexing Vineville and Huguenin Heights into Macon. Judge Hoss presided while Colonel Washington Dessau and Judge Ross spoke for annexation, with a strong show of support from attendees. Separately in Jackson Mississippi on July 18 fire officials probe a Coca Cola factory blaze on South State Street. Five people were inside when it started. investigators suspect arson, with $2,000 in machinery and contents damaged.
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Jackson Guards
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Second Georgia
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Indicationa
Vineville
Huguenin' Heights
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Huguenin Heights
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Fis
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Miss
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South State Street
Big Tax Increase Expected in Mississippi Assessments
Jackson, July 18 Special Stats Auditor Cola forecasts a 10,000 increase in the annual assessment, including a railroad property rise of about 3,000,000. The total assessed value of property in Mississippi is about 250,000,000, with a four year aggregate increase near 24 percent, larger than any other southern state.
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Mia
Cola
Railroad Commission
Auditoria
Misssissippi
Palma Cables Roosevelt on Naval Stations Isle of Pines
Palma sends letter to Roosevelt from Havana on July 18 expressing gratitude for US consideration in treaty negotiations and satisfaction with the naval stations and Isle of Pines conclusions.
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Palma
Roosevelt
United States
Naval
Isle of Pines
Elubbe Club Hosts Evening In Cornelia Georgia
The Elubbe organization in Cornelia Georgia entertained friends with a social evening to promote intellectual and social interests among the town’s youth. The event honored the young ladies of the community and fostered fraternal spirit.
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Cornelia, Ga
Foster Resigns as Superintendent of Baptist Orphanage
Jackson July 18 Special. Dr L B Foster resigns after Baptist convention actions depriving him of board membership and salary. Dr weaker founded the orphanage and led its six year rise. Mary Frey Decatur Ala died today at 23. Old schoolmate of Mrs McKinley, she was a personal friend of the First Lady. Burial arrangements to follow Obie j burial.
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Texas
Macon
Julian H. Morris
Georgia
Southwestern Universlty of Texas
Georgetown
University of Virginia
New York Polyclinic School
Foster
Jackson
Mies
Baptist Atutt Convention
Trustesa
L. B. Foster
Baptist Orphanage
Weaker
Misa Mary Frey
Decatur
Ala
Mary Frey
Williame McKinley
No Clemency for Hebrews in Kishinef District Circular
St. Petersburg report of a police commissioner circular urging vigorous measures to expel Jews from locales where they have no right to live following Kishinef disturbances. The directive warns officials to act or inform the governor of noncompliance. In Georgia, Fitzgerald. Mortally injured by officer Brubaker after a confrontation with a revolver in Rebecca. Harpers, a 23 year old lawyer, shot twice, alive but gravely wounded.
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St. Petersburg
Kishinef
Fitzgerald
J—T. J Harper
Rebecca
Brubaker
Harper
Beating at Rose Hall beef market shocks Columbus scene
In Columbus Georgia on July 18 Claude Herring a Phoenix City man attacked Clifford Baugh a country negro with a large butcher knife after a dispute over change at Rose Hall beef market. Baugh sustained serious injuries as witnesses described the brutal assault. Police launched an investigation into the incident and the alleged attacker was placed under questioning.
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Columbus
Claude Herring
Phoenix City
Clifford Baugh
Rose Hall
Negro Shot by Brother in Louisville Ga
Ike Stott a negro lineman shot his brother Noble Scott with a Winchester in Louisville Georgia tonight causing a mortal wound. The act occurred without provocation and the victim is expected to die.
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Louisville
Ike Stott
Noble Scott
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