Veterans to honor Confederate women with river trip and statues
Sons of veterans plan an evening tribute to the women of the Confederacy and a Mississippi boat ride. Bronze monuments for Confederate women will be on view in the afternoon. General Evans arrived Sunday night and expressed satisfaction with arrangements. General Mickle opened headquarters in a local hotel as bands march and committees guide veterans to their posts.
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Sons of Veterans
Mississippi
Evans
William F. Mickle
Mystic Shrine Session Opens in Louisville with Festive Procession
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine begin the thirty-fifth annual Louisville session drawing tens of thousands. Imperial potentate Edwin A. Alderman arrives from Iowa as river tours and entertainments unfold. rivalries surface as Al Christensen and Thompson brothers face disorderly conduct charges, with one assault claim and subsequent hospital visit.
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Louisville
Syria
Cincinnati
Imperial Council
Imperial
Edwin A. Alderman
Iowa
Ohio
Secum
Avery Streets
Tua la Tempie
Philadelphia
A. A. Alen
Cherokee Avenue
al Christensen
Christensen
Arrowond
Swinney
Marietta Street
Thompson Brothers
Arrowood
Fourth National Bank
Allen
Elkin-- Watson Drug Company
Grady Hospital
Christen
Ex-Sheriff Edward Callahan shot at his home in Crocketsville
In Jackson Kentucky on June 7 ex sheriff Edward Callahan a noted figure in Breathitt county feuds was ambushed at his Crocketsville home and fatally wounded. A dispute over a church he built is cited as a possible motive. A companion rode to Jackson to summon surgeons and bloodhounds while Captain Mullin pursued the assailant with hounds. Callahan's former wife Deaton eloped with John Smith. a Denton was killed by ambush near his home last January.
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Jackson
Edward Callahan
Breathitt County
Crockettsville
Callahan
Lexington
W. G. Mulllin
Deaton
John Smith
Denton
Unveiling of Confederate Monument in Gainesville
In Gainesville Georgia on June 7 a crowd gathered for the unveiling of a Confederate head of the ninth congressional district monument on the public square. Master of ceremonies Prof A W Van Hoose introduced the day’s speaker Hon Hooper Alexander of Decatur who praised the women of the Daughters of the Confederacy for funding the memorial and honored Confederate veterans. Mrs C Sanders and Mrs J Dorsey with Mrs A W Van Roose pulled the cords to unveil the monument.
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Gainesville
Longstreet
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ninth Congressional District
Publi Square
Naon
A. W. van Hoose
Hooper’ Alexander
Decatur
Alexander
North
South
Annual Debate Held at Emory College Oxfor d Ga
Emory College in Oxford Ga held its 73rd commencement with junior orations by Henry Green Barnett Paul Hopkins Christian Samuel Thomas Harrell and others. The annual Few vs Phi Gamma debate on repealing the fifteenth amendment was won by Few. Various medals prizes and honors were awarded to students, including the Gold Medal for poetry to Harvey E. Pafford and the Boynton prize to J M Bryan. Alumni events include a 1 pm alumni address a reunion barbecue and a cornerstone ceremony for Young J Allen Memorial Church.
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Dy Lincom K. Starr
Emory College
Oxford
Emory
Henry Green Barnett
Ocala
Fla
Paul Hopkins Christian
Atlanta
Samuel Thomas Harrell
Quitman
Robert Andrews Holmes, Jr
Sylvester
Edgar Dustin Kenyon
Albany
Gai Leonidas Caswell Koln
Kenyon Wi
B. G Kenyon
James H. McCoy
Birmingham
Ala
Few
Fhi Gamma
Phi Gamma
Horace Sandiford
T.O. Marshall
Cedartown
J. M. Bryan
Wrightsville
J. N. Townsend
Tifton
W. S. Bryan
Wrighteville
Herman Holbrook
Cumming
Medula
James E. Dickey
Emory Phoenix
Larvey FE. Pafford
Waycross
C. C. Hinton
Macon
EB. G. Mackey
Belfast
Ireland
Subfr
Hunlor
Edene D. Keeneyan
Oxford Bibin
Rev. Garey
Atinata
Tn BR. FE
Witeas
Fitzgerald
Boynton
Charles B. Boynton
M Bryan
Palmer
J T. D. Palmer
Ww. Ss. Beckwith
Charles W. Penpler
Stewart Brinkley
Thomson
Charles and Buegenis Sanders
I. D. McCord
Manassas
Reppard
R. B H. Heppard
Savannah
W. 8. Bryan
Wrightaville
Pasco
JF. Pasco
Florida
Tom Christian
L. W. Rivers
J. D. McCord
Alumni Dar
W. L. Chambers
Washington, D. C
Wumni Association
Young J. Allen
George W. Yarbrough
Home
Mortuary notices list several local deaths and services
The obituary column reports Frank G Robertson aged 61 of ARC died at home on East Fair Street. Milas Olive and A O Robertson survive. Funeral at 3 36 this afternoon with West View Interment. Dorothy May Pinch fourteen months old of 150 Peeples Street died last night. funeral at 4 this afternoon. West View Interment. J T Kittredge funeral at Barclay Brandon private chapel at 4 this afternoon. body held for arrangements. Freddie Garner four years old of Alma Street died last night. funeral at 2 today. Wentview Interment. T B League aged 35 died at Grady Hospital from typhoid. survives sister Lula Pug.
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Frank G. Robertson
East Fair Street
Milas Olive Robertson
A. O. Robertson
West
View
Dorothy May Pinch
Hir
C. C. Pinch
Peeples Vatreet
West View
J. T. Kittredge
Barclay & Brandon
Thie City
Freddie Garner
Garner
Alma Street
Wentview
Ty. B. League
T. B. Leggue
Grady Hospital
Wiley Street
Lula
Senate tariff talks mix politics and hosiery fears
In the chamber debate on tariff, Beveridge cabinets with Democrats and Republicans to defend protection. Dolliver, Aldrich and Smith press for higher hosiery duties while West Virginia and New Hampshire voices warn of lost jobs and cheaper imports. The hosiery controversy underscores broader fights over the Dingley-era rates and potential conference outcomes.
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Beveridge
Afr
Bacon
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Pitcairn
Minute Men
Senate Chamber
Concord
Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bailey
Dolliver
Cummins
Cumming
United States
Tones
Washington
Committee On‘ Finance
Messrs. Beveridge
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Déduiver
Gemble
le Follatta
Nelson
McEnery
Loulsiana
Pnericus
Ottered’ Cie
Scott
West Virginia
Gailinger
New Hampshire
Smith
Maryland
Penrose
Finance Committee
Mr. Gallinger
Lodge
Early Morning Fire at Conwell Parlors on Whitehall Street
A fire in Conwell Hairdressing and Manicuring Parlors at 39 Whitehall Street broke out around 12 36 am. Policeman Pearson alerted responders, preventing greater loss as flames damaged hats, a display case, and the rear partition wall before chemicals extinguished the blaze. A second note mentions Cotton Exchange officers elected in New York with George Brenneck president.
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Conwell
Whitehall Street
Pearson
Morning Watch
Jadies
Alabama
Miss Conwell
Cotton Exchange
New York
George Brenneck
Arthur B. Marsh
James F. Maury
Elect Cotton Exchange Uion
New Yorkedaay
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