Y M C A Hosts Meet in Boston Jubilee Convention Opens
Delegates from nearly every civilized country gather in Boston as the Y M C A of North America marks its semi centennial jubilee. About five thousand attendees are expected over six days at Mechanics Building with exhibits showing camp life, religious study, libraries, lectures, sports, and social work. Early arrivals include groups from Adelaide and Japan, plus a Minneapolis party greeted by local committee.
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Boston
Sloba
Young Men's Christian Association of North America
Mechanics Building
Mechanic
Women's Auxiliary
Adelaide
Australia
Japan
Young Men
Christian Association
Minneapolis
Well Known Savannah Woman Mrs Cronk Dies in Heat
Mrs Joseph A Cronk of Savannah Ga dies suddenly from heat failure in the early morning. She was the daughter of the late John Cooke and a longtime church member, hospital director, and local charity leader. Funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon from the cathedral.
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Savannah
Joseph A Cronk
Cronk
Catholi Church
Abrams
Tuifilr Hospital
Deaths in DeKalb and Nearby Counties
Individuals from DeKalb County and nearby cities die after brief illnesses. Notices include Mr RM Rickett age 65 in Decatur funeral at Clifton church born and raised in the county. Mrs James Smith of Cochran aged about 40 buried Monday. B Dean Dow of Knoxville leading citizen dies and to be buried in Plantida. Captain W T Huson of Conyers dies at home after two week illness, survived by brothers Roblinson and Huson. Rev Preston Nash rector of Curist Episcopal Church dies at Clifton Sprints aged about 51, former Methodist chaplain. Mrs WJ Clark of Columbus dies at Worm Springs after congestion. multiple obituaries from Georgia and Tennessee with burial details.
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DeKalb County
Decatur
Mornig
RM. Rickett
Clifton Church
James Smith
Cochran
Morsay
E. Dean Dow
Knoxville
Tenn
Dean Dow
Plantida
W. I. Huson
Conyers
W. T Huson
Superior Court
Rockdale County
Bob Linson
Cavington
Atlantic
Hnson
Southern Railway
Thomasville
Preston Nash
Richmond Va
Curist Episcopal Church
Clifton Sprints
N. Y
Nash
Alabama
Mobile
W. J. Clark
Columbus
W. L. Clark
Tams Aldzewa
Spying Husband Killed in Ohio Divorce Case
James Hemilton separated from his wife to obtain prov against her in divorce pro ce stagings. He watched a two mile north of Newport Ohio where Robert Ary, a suspected co respondent, appeared. An encounter led to Hemilton being shot and killed, then he fatally shot himself and died.
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Newport
James Hemilton
Robert Ary
Hamilton
Evolution Debate Sparks Salina Professor Dismissal
Salina Kansas June 10 Professor Frank D Tubbs recently removed from the bar of natural sciences at Northwest Kansas Wesleyan university for alleged heresy spoke out denying charges. He defended his stance on evolution as a method used by God, urged inquiry into Bible origins and said his views align with Methodist church teachings as reappointed by Bishop Vincent. Opponents argue his teachings diverge from church doctrine while the Northwest Kansas conference includes many Methodist schools and ministers who influence university control.
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Salina
Kas
Frank D. Tubbs
Natural Sciences
Wee- Jeyan University
Board of Trustees
Northwest Faneas Conference
Methodist Church
Tam
Vincent
Tubbs
Methodist Theological Schools
Northwest Kansas Conference
Kansas Weseleyan University
Beautiful Concert For Jacksonville Benefit
A DAR hosted concert in Jacksonville raised funds for local sufferers. The program featured Mrs. William Yeates, Mary F. O'Brien, Theodora Morgen, Ellison Van Hoose, Thomas Flynn, Joseph Maclean, and Rose Steinhagen with piano. Performers delivered notable arias, songs, and entrées with refined phrasing and expressiveness. Louise Dooly
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Jacksonvill
William 8. Yeates
Mary F. O'Brien
Theodora Morgen
Eilison van Hroose
Thomas Flynn
Joseph Maclean
Rose Steinhagen
Theodora Morgan
Moszkowski
Wieniawsk
Eiligon van Hoose
Faust
Betty
Hahn
Love
Eilfe
Lucien
Chaffen
Rose
Gerritt Smith
QeHpes
Meyerbeer
Louise Dooly
Will MacDougald Dies After Long Illness At 19th Century Sanitarium
Will A MacDougald a celebrated young newspaper man long famed in Atlanta and Columbus died after a protracted consumption illness at Stockard sanitarium His career spanned Columbus The Znowirer Sun The Journal in Atlanta and brief New York stints He was born in Columbus and survived by his father W A MacDougald and mother Mrs Emils MacDougald The story traces his rise and decline and notes his magnetic personality and impact on Georgian journalism.
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William A. MacDougald
Stockard
Will MacDougald
Atlanta
MacDougald
Columbus
University of Georgia
Znowirer Sun
Nework
Byenine Telegram
Spain
Cuba
New York
William A. MacDaugald
W. A. MacDougald
Brant
South
Emils MacDougald
Duncan MacDougald
John F. MacDougald
Frank Hardeyen
Misa Emily MacDougald
Baptist Union to Meet at First Baptist Church
The city Baptist Young People's Union will meet tonight at the First Baptist church. Speakers include Dr. W. W. Landrum Dr. John Ei White President L Brittain and President Mark J. McCord. They discuss attending the Rome state convention and reasons to join. A postmeeting lecture by Rev A W Bealer of Cartersville on the women's progress will follow with stereopticon slides.
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First Baptist Church
City Baptist Young People’s Union
Rome
W. W. Landrum
John Ei. White
L. Brittain
Mark J. McCord
A.W. Bealer
Cartersville
Police Ready For Soldier Mob After Quinn Barry Shooting
Police placed a six man detail at the barracks after reports of a planned soldier mob amid tensions from the Quinn and Barry shooting affair. Soldiers outside saloons cursed police while warnings of a midnight attack circulated. no assault occurred by 4 am.
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Quinn
Barry
United States
Batt
Hquor
Batl
Spedta
Evening Watch
Wells, Dobbs
Goree
Arthur
Jones
Chandler
McCurdy
Jennings
Bonnell
Winchesters
Coca Cola Suit Seeks Government Revenue Stamp Return
The Coca-Cola Company brings suit against Collector H A Rucker in federal court seeking recovery of revenue stamp duties paid from October 14 1808 to August 1 1899. Jury selected yesterday and trial set for this morning before Judge Newman.
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Coca-Cola Company
H. A. Rucker
Jange Newman
United States
Yterday
Carr Denies Moonshine Link Near Rockdale County
R J Carr arrested near Conyers by revenue officers last week has issued a statement denying any connection with a moonshine still. He owns a 1000 acre Rockdale County farm and says he went to inspect a place, found officers, and was arrested. He claims no knowledge of who operated the still and was bound over in Avants on two hundred dollar bond.
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Hockdale County
R J. Carr
Conyers
Carr
Rockdale
Hile
Paul Revenue Officers
Atll
Avants
Death of W C Dodson infant dies after brief illness
Infant son of Mr and Mrs W C Dodson dies at home 18 Washington Street after a brief illness. Will be laid to rest at Georgia Avenue Baptist Church this afternoon at 4 o clock.
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Willan Carey, Jr
W. C. Dodson
Washington Street
Infant of Mr and Mrs Arnoja Dies at Home on Yonge Street
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Arnoja died yesterday morning at the family home on Yonge Street. Funeral services are held today with interment at Oakland Cemetery.
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J. M. Arnoja
Yonge Street
Qakiand Cemetery
Reformers Denounced by Judge in Denver Court
Judge Peter L Palmer scolded over 100 reformers in court who protested injunctions against city fire and police boards in cases involving a restaurant serving Sunday meals and a saloonkeeper claiming liquor sales to women. He warned he would pursue action against clergymen who urged abstention and might impose full punishment under the law.
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Wrathy
Denver
Cal
Peter L Palmer
Ely
Francis McConnell Dead After Week Long Illness
Franca Marlon McConnell, the young son of Mr and Mrs McConnell of College Park, died yesterday at 3 00 pm after a week long illness. Services were held today at 1 30 pm from the College Park residence and the body was transported to the city by the 2 25 pm suburban train. At West End the funeral cortege met carriages at 2 90 pm and interment followed at Westview.
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College Farlo
Westview
Franca Marlon McConnell
Weatview
Dr Kerfoot Improves. Condition More Hopeful Now
From the Baptist Home Mlast on board comes word that Dr F H Kerfoot has shown steady improvement over the past three days. Physicians report he is now rational and his fever has lowered with better nourishment and sleep. hope remains that the improvement will be sustained.
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Baptist Home
Mlast
F. H. Kerfoot
The Wrong Medicine Pile Cure Ad Warns Readers
An era of misleading cures is warned against as readers are urged to avoid powerful unverified remedies. Pyramid Pile Cure is promoted as safe and effective, claiming rapid permanent relief and wide availability, while discouraging surgical options and experimentation with other drugs.
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Pyranta Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
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