Episcipalian Celebration Marks Jamestown’s 1607 Rite
Episcopalians across Atlanta prepare for a three hundredth anniversary Holy Communion in the Anglican rite marking Jamestown’s 1607 founding. Bishops Knight of Cuba and Nettleton of Georgia will preside at St Philip’s cathedral with a 1 pm service, followed by a union meeting and fundraising efforts for the church-wide offering.
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North America
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Jamestow
Jamestown
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Jamertown
Philip
Ft. Philip's
Dean Piss
A.W. Knight
Cuba
C. K. Neteon
Georgia
Holy Communion
Knight
Be Philip's
America
Munday
Philin’s
K. Nelson
Pacrala
Rishav Nelson
United States
Neleonta
Circh
Richmond
Grant Union
St. Philip's
Nelson
OMBE WILL CONFER WITH DIAZ
Jore Gomes a special representative of Nicaragua and General Kaharette of Nicaragua left New Orleans for Mexico City to confer with President Diaz. They plan talks on a possible Central American federation and the role of General Salvador Toledo in the region. Gomes said he will then go to Washington on a diplomatic mission. The trip to Mexico is expected to be brief.
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Mexico City
New Orleans
Jore Gomes
Nicaragua
Coney
Kaharatte
Dias
Guatemala
Brexico
Lastx Treene
Senor Gomen
Weabington
Mexico
Memorial Day tribute bridges North and South in Batavia
A Batavia memorial edition recalls a shared National Day tribute to a Confederate Major Philemon Tracy. A wreath from the Julia Jackson Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy is laid on his grave in New York. A northern veteran delivers a eulogy and a poem reads aloud as officials note decades of reconciliation and unity.
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Fleawra
Aida
Georgia
Empire State
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Woman's Relief Corps
Julia Jackeson
Batavia
Upton Post
Court House
Philemon Tracy
Robert L. Rogers
Atlanta
Doomie
Henry ¥. Terbox
Upton Post No 209
Grand Army of the Republic
Relief Corps
Grand Army
Julia Jackson
The
Children of the Confederacy
Phineas L. Tracy
Our National Congress
Yale College
Seven Pines
Antietam
Gordon
Mny
Ana Ware
Lee
Grant
Ulyssea
Robert Lee
Armiss
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Laked
Gulf
Confederacy
Oklahoma Statehood Muddle Heads Toward June 12 Decision
The statehood muddle moves to a definite stage on June 12 as the Oklahoma Supreme Court decides an appeal challenging an early November 2008 election for a constitutional vote. If favored, Governor Framb will issue the call. Attorney General Hiker’s unofficial opinion adds to delays by saying no election can be called until the constitutional convention adjourns. Convention president William H. Murray has not yet issued an election call, with recess set to August 6 and possible expiry of the life of the convention.
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Guthrie
Okla
Supreme Court of Otahoma
Tudge Puncoast
Fram
Frederick Hiking
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Epworth League Sermons and Memorial Services at Emory
Emory College in Oxford Ga hosts a large crowd for Bishop Warren A Candler commencement sermon praising Paul and Luther and urging students to love Christ. A memorial service for Dr Young J Allen followed, comparing his work to Paul and noting broad influence. Preparations for Epworth League meetings in Macon Ga include receptions, barbecues, and missionary progress programs with speakers from across South Georgia.
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Young J. Allen
Paul
Martin Luther
Emory College
Oxford
Warren A. Candler
D. D
Atlanta
C. E Dowman
Candler
Iwalth
Christ
Candley
Allan
St. Paul
St Paul
Dr Allen
Nevaral
Allen
Martin Lutherta
Blakopier
J. Allen
J. D. Robins
LaGrange
Frew
Phi Gamma Literary
Husband Freed From Jail In Alimony Deal
William Frederick Engielbert Schmidt, heir to two German estates, was released from Fulton County jail after Judge Pendleton signed the agreement. He agreed to pay temporary alimony of 59 per month to his wife and £100 in attorney fees. The case followed a conference between Schmidt and his wife’s attorney. The Murphy-Central railroad dispute and civil jury business continued as scheduled, with no second division criminal court this week.
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Wiliam Frederick Engielbert Schmidts
Germany
Fulton County
Pondieton
Schmidta
Pendleton
Bohmidts
Pendiston
Murphy-Central Railroad
Reid
Crey
Calhoun
Man Wanted in Georgia Murder Arrested in Gadsden
John Hill, a white man, was arrested at his home near Hokes Bluff by two officers on suspicion of involvement in a Georgia murder. Hill denied knowledge of the crime and attempted to flee, but was captured and jailed in Gadsden. He had moved from Cedartown to Hokes Bluff about ten weeks earlier.
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Gadsden
Ala
John Hill
Hokes Blum
Georgia
Hill
Gedsden
Cedartown
Jill
Heken Bluff
Man Dies Entering Surf Near Houston
A 38 year old man died while entering the surf at a Houston area beach. The incident involved a group of fifteen from Ohio traveling from Galveston. M E Overduch, a member of Napoleon Ohio’s shy council, was among those aboard. The report notes a sudden heart failure and the man’s death occurred during the incident.
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Houston
Tex
Ohio
Galveston
M. E. Overduch
Napoleon
Mill men in Georgia agree on hiring rules
The Georgia cotton mill men have reached an agreement not to hire an employee from another mill unless a discharge from the prior employer is shown. The Blob Manufacturing Company mill agent, charged under the Georgia contract Labor law, remains in status quo as Judge Calhoun weighs whether hiring across mills violates the law. He notes the agreement may extend to the local servant issue, demanding written last-employer statements. The Georgia Tech year ends with President Matheson delivering the final address after a chapel exercise.
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Georgia
Calhoun
Bad Dreams Cited as Caused by Coffee and Postum Change
A reader claims coffee caused severe nightmares and sleepless nights, then notes relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee. The letter asserts caffeine is a dangerous drug and warns others, including a young woman friend who also quit coffee and improved after adopting Postum.
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Jens
Miomaah
Sho
Sagan
Reagan
Georgia Baptist Young Peoples Union to Meet in Waycross
About five to six hundred delegates from nearly every Georgia union travel to Waycross for the 13th annual Georgia Baptist Young People's Union convention. Washington state T. C. Norman announces a full program with devotional meetings, didactic lectures, and banners to be presented by Edward Willa and others. Local officers include NH C Norman president Joann Howell vice president R W Eubanks second vice president G W Todd third vice president J W W Eats fourth vice president W Gaines transporta tion leader and J A McLemore treasurer.
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Jung
Georgia
Waycross
Georgie Baptist Young People
Atlante
P. A
T. C. Norman
Georgis BY. Pla
H. C. Buchholz
J. J. Bennett
A. M. Hondetalles
T. G. Davi
L. £. Barton
Kingdom
A. J. Reamy
Alex, W.gealer
Jeans
Edward Willa
Bible School
W. Andrews
M. I. Briban
W. W. Gaines
G. A. Cowan
McLemers
Macon
Christian College
Baptist
E. C. Dargan
Jesus
W. J. Pickart
Georgia Baptist Young Pepple’s Union
NH. C. Norman
Joann Howell
Moultrid
R. W. Eubanks
McTrae
G. W. Todd
Rome
Bryce to Visit Oklahoma and Indian Territory
British ambassador James Bryce will visit Oklahoma and Indian Territory June 15 to 18 to meet leading men on issues facing communities entering statehood. He travels with President A. J. Davidson of the St Louis and San Francisco railway and may be joined by Governor Frantz in Enid.
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Guthrie
Ola
James Bryes
United States
Southwest
Wil
Captain R. J. Anderson Improves, Expected to Leave Room
Macon Georgia June 9 Captain R J Anderson is steadily improving at the city hospital after being badly injured. Friends have been concerned about his recovery and will be greatly pleased to hear he will soon be able to leave his room.
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Macon
R. J. Anderson
City Hospital
Slowed Tax Returns Stir Fulton County Inquiries
Taxpayers face a slow return rate as Fulton County weighs 800 daily permits to file at the tax receiver's office. Armistead says about 16,000 have filed, with 10,000 more in arrears and total returns over 6 million dollars. A Virginia Carolina Chemical Company tax dispute prompted an ascent from 600 to 221,000 in personal property assessments, driven by Comptroller Wright’s push.
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Fulton County
Armistead
W. A. Wright
Virginia-Carolina Cham Ileal Company
Hart
Taft to Speak on Western Trip Addresses Spaced
Secretary of War William H. Taft will deliver several speeches on a western tour this week. He will address the Merchants and Manufacturers Association in Milwaukee Monday night, visit the Rock Island cracker at Davenport, guest the Tri-City Press Club, speak at Minnesota University in Minneapolis, and dine with the Commercial Club in St Paul Friday night.
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William H. Taft
Thea Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Milwaukee
Rock Isaland Cracual
Davenport
Tri-City
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