Young Men's Christian Association Convention Faces Debate and Dialogue
Boston June 14 delegates at the International YMCA convention divided sessions to discuss departmental work. A First Baptist church debate featured Dr Winfield S Hall on modern tendencies and evolution prompting sharp questions from Rev Dr Plumb. The day highlighted railroad and boys work, with leaders from Canada and the United States addressing scripture, daily life, and spiritual training for youth.
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Boston
International Young Men's Christian Association
Reitlers
Young Men's Christian Association
Plumb
Hal
Roth
Strasburg Cathedral
Waterbury
Hall
Young Men's
Christies Association
Canefield
New York
Toronto
Fev
W. W. White
Montclair
N. J
DS Canfleia
Canfleid
Bosworth
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Caven
Knox College
White
Hfe
Ufe
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
B.D Caldas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Eceu
Diver Anderson Dies In East River Air Pump Failure
New York June 14 Martin Anderson a professional diver died at the bottom of the East River while cleaning blast holes and placing dynamite cartridges. Air pump lines clogged preventing air supply. he was brought to the surface dead. Contractor George Rogers detained by the coroner for inquiry.
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New York
Martin Anderson
East River
East Twenty-sixth Street
Anderson
George Rogers
Rogers
Queen of Navy Cadets Joins Indiana at Norfolk
Norfolk June 14 Special Toe queen of the navy Illinois passed the capes this afternoon after the triumphant close of her trial trip. The Indiana, first battleship to carry naval cadets on a summer cruise, passed down the bay for Hampton Roads with the first class of cadets aboard. She will exchange crews with the training ship Chesapeake bringing the lower classes. The first class men will inspect the shipyard here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Norfolk
Illinois
Capes
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake
Lipton Rules Out Shamrock Race Across Atlantic
Sir Thomas Lipton dispels a report of pitting the two Shamrocks in an Atlantic race. He says no such plan exists and notes he has not decided to send Suisiurock Tovar. He would prefer a race with the Constitution after the challenge races, as a true test of seamanship.
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Thomas Lipton
London
United States
Atlantic
Sir Thomas Lipton
Suisiurock Tovar
Former Governor Pingree III Ill in London
London June 14 Hasen Pingree former governor of Michigan is in this city with a bad dysentery contracted while traveling on the continent. He is better today but not out of danger. The illness has caused inflammation of the intestines and there are some symptoms of peritonitis.
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Pingree
Electoral Law for Cuba Commission Studies New York Basis
Havana June. W B Henorea Bravo Silva Aleman Betancourt and Zayne named to draft electoral law. Commission likely adopts Australian system. Studying New York law as a basis for guidance.
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Cuba
Havana
Bhenorea Bravo
Silva
Aleman
Betancourt
Zayne
Constitutional Convention 2 Commission
New York
Lew Us
Germans Attack Czechs at Leitmeritz Amid Planned Visit
Vienna dispatch reports a mob of Germans attacked a small group of Czechs at Leitmeritz where Emperor Francis Joseph was to visit next Monday. Houses were wrecked and the military had to protect the Czechs.
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London
Leitmeritz
Vienna
Daily Express
Francis Joseph
Agent to take control of Felicidad asphalt mine in Venezuela
Port of Spain Trinidad June 14. Uayllen Cable an agent of Warner Quinlan Syracuse N Y has gone to Carapaco Venezuela to take possession of the Felicidad asphalt mine though the case is not yet finally decided by the courts. The agent claims the government will assist his party with 200 dollars.
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Reize
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Uayllen
Warner & Quinlan
Syracuse
Carapaco
Venezuela
Felicidad
College Night at Mechanics Hall Delivers Global Greetings
Delegates from Germany, Holland, Japan, India, Switzerland, England, Norway, France and Denmark spoke at a Cambridge event named college night. R S Logan of Central Vermont railroad and George T Coxhead of St Louis were host speakers. Messages from King Edward VIII and Field Marshal Lord Roberts were read amid cheering. Presidents Patten, Northrup, Looker, and Wishard attended.
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R. S. Logan
Central Vermont Railroad
George T Coxhead
St. Louis
Harvard
Young Men's Christian Association
Howard University
Phillips Brock
Cambridge
Germany
Holland
Japan
India
Swutherland
Englnd
Norway
France
Denmark
George H. Spencer
Luther D. Wishard
Callege
Association
Mission Work Of Methodists South Board Reviews Missions
Nashville Tenn June 14 The board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church south reviewed work in various mission fields and marine sustenance budgets for the coming year with remarks from Bishops Wilson Hendrix and Candler and Drs Young Allen and EB Hoss. Appropriations were set for China 3416 Japan 34 Korea 419 00 Brazil W8 Mexico 332077 and Cuba 11 40. The body discussed publishing in Shanghai and approved several internal committee items and property sales for funding. A plan to aid Indian reservations near settlement and to support the Virginia Rosebit Society was adopted. The Cuba mission was authorized for a $5000 fund raising effort under Bishop Candler.
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Nashville
Tenn
Board of Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wilson
Hendrix
Candler
Young Jalien
Chins
Mission
EB. Hoss
Christian Advocate
China
Japan
Korea
Brazil
Mexico
Cuba
Book Committee
D. M. Smith
Shanghai
Virginia Rosebit Society
Indus
Women's Home Mission Boards
West Virginia
Hosa
New Orleans
Mento
Lambuth
Rio Grande Do Sul
Northern Methodist Church
Southern League Officials Hold Initial Directors Meeting
In Birmingham Alabama on June 14 the first meeting of Southern League directors convened. E A Shannon Nashville Abner Powell New Orleans Charles Frank Memphis and W H Hardin Chattanooga reviewed Kent's book granting wider authority to enforce discipline. Minor matters were decided and a regular league session planned for tomorrow with delegates listed from Shreveport New Orleans Memphis Nashville and Chattanooga. Frank of Memphis holds Selma's proxy.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern League
E. A. Shannon
Nashville
Abner Powell
New Orleans
Charles Frank
Memphis
WH. Hardin
Chattanooga
Kent
Apeisinna
League
George Reed
Shreveport
James Nolan
C. B. Perry
M. J. Finn
Tattle’ Rock
H. T. Caldwell
E. A. Lindsay
Good Roads Convention Demonstrates City Mile Sample
Jackson Mississippi delegates attend the Good Roads Convention afternoon session and view a city edge mile demonstration. In the evening M G Eldridge, assistant director in Washington, discusses world road conditions via stereopticon for two hours. Tomorrow Secretary Richardson and others will speak as a state association is formed to promote highway improvements.
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Jackson
Mise
M. G. Eldridgs
Good Roads Department
Washington
Richardson
National Association
Montague and Marshall delegate split in Norfolk
Norfolk Virginia on June 14 reports Montague with 24 delegates and Marshall with 8. Smithfield, seat of Isle of Wight, shows all four delegates for Montague, aligning with local ties to Senator Martin's father in law and district chairman Day. Impending support for Marshall questioned by Swanson interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Ysle
Wirkt
Montague
Marshall
Smithfield
dale-of-Wight County
Orst
Martin
Day
Norfolk City
Steench
Swanson
Norfolk Plumbers Win Eight Hour Day
Norfolk Virginia reports that city plumbers have secured an eight hour day with little opposition. Most journeymen are union members, and firms of working plumbers may face resistance from the Master Plumbers' Association when attempting to allow two firm members to perform journeymen's work. A strike threat was avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Lune
Plumbers’ Union
J. Master Plumbers’ Association
Clauea
Young Man Falls to His Death From Freight Car
Greenville South Carolina June 1 Spectal Jim McGrath a young white man killed this afternoon by falling from a freight car on a sidetrack near the southern depot He danced on top of the car lost balance and rolled off the car striking the end of a crane wrecking him and causing death within hours
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Greenville
8. C
Jim McGrath
McGrath
Slavery cases in Anderson County court end in pleas and fines
In Columbia on June 14 special report, Anderson county slavery cases mostly ended with defendants pleading guilty and paying fines. One planter, J. Fuchler, insists on trial for false imprisonment to prove his right to imprison willing men. Several others pleaded guilty to assault and battery, receiving fines of eight dollars each.
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Columbia
D.C
Anderson County
Eanvist
Fuchler
R. Miler
A. Emerson
W. EB. McGee
Wo Q
Vummord
W. C. Bailey
Jas. Martin
Allen Martin
George Thomas
Jos, Cook
Mike Robins
Fowler
Aosteltic
Stockades
Holletter Borges
Petit Jury
Kunda
Themealves
Betile
Callahan
Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Teachers at Brunswick Board Reelects Staff Raise Noted
Glynn County Board of Education re elected all current city teachers, raises for Constance Butts and Sigsle H. Deming, and re elected Superintendent Orr for the year ending October 1, 1902. Annie O Connor promoted to fill vacancy. principal of grammar school to be filled. Roster lists high and grammar school staff and grades with several vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn
Board of Education
Brunswick
Parker
G. J. Orr
J. W. Griffith
Misa Lula Colerberry
Annie O'Connor
Rowena Gritfin
Alice Wrench
May Bingham
Bette Alexander
Constance Butts
Rita McKinnon
Mise L. H. Deming
Brunswick and Birmingham Route Debate Up in Georgia
Brunswick Ga June 14 Special. The new members of the Georgia railroad commission report Brunswick and Birmingham railroad proposes a direct route to Columbia. It has not been decided whether the road will take the upper or lower route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Birmingham
Georgia Railroad Commission
Brunswick and
Columbia
Machen
Smith Takes His Own Life in Memphis Rail Yard
Jung U ugone mith, a car inspector for the Kanang City Fort Scott and Memphis road, shot himself in the railroad yards this morning. He had been unable to work due to failing health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Jung U
Tata
Kanang City
Fort Scott
Insurance notes on Durgan Imperial affair and personnel moves
The Insurance press discusses the Durgan Imperial dispute, criticizes the Imperial Fire for closing its southern department, and notes Major Dargan’s legal steps to protect his rights. It also covers travel expenses, staff changes, and agency shifts involving several companies in Atlanta, New York, and Columbus with mentions of the Mutual Benefit Life and Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation.
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Durgan-Imperial
Imperial
Spectator Cnd
The
Imperial Fire
Darean
Gee
Atlanta
Major Dargan
Ielts
Niagara
Western Union
New York
Durgan
Atlarta
Niigata
Spectator
H. CG. Medley
Columbus
Mutual Late of
Kentucky
Orto
Hamburg-Bremen
Florida
W. #. Patio
Clarence Angier
Mutual Benefit Idfe
Newark
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation of
London
Death of a Virginia Lawyer in Richmond
Virginia obituary notices report the death of Joan Dunlop, a leading Richmond lawyer who died after paralysis. Born of Yealaman descent and educated in England, Dunlop served as a private in the Petersburg Armies and later as an aid on General Armistead’s staff. He was wounded, met his wife Millie Maury in Norfolk, and survived by the widow.
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Richmond
Jura
Joan Dunlop
England
Bath
New York
Virginia
Petersburg Aifles
Twelfth Virginia Infantry
Cater
David Welalger
Dunlop
Armistead
Manaseas
Nlo
Norfolk
Millie Maury
Maury
Dabney Maury
Bunton
Teachers Institute Closes After Training Week in Sparta
Sparta Ga June 14 Special The Teachers Institute in Sparta ended today with sessions on manual training led by W I Noyes, Columbus city schools director. Last night talks were given by Noyes and state head Gleta as many teachers attended closing events.
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Sparta
Teachers’ Institute
Pofessor
W. i. Noyes
Columbus
Noyes
G. Gleta
Sheriff Sales for July 1901 in Atlanta Georgia
Public sale notices list property in Fulton Walton counties with parcels in Atlanta and the Innes Hull subdivision. Items include lots in City of Atlanta blocks, street frontages on Crew Clarke Neal Herbert streets, and tracts tied to Lown West Lumber Company and J Pano. Bidder details appear with levy information and court references.
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Atlanta
Potton
Grorgia
Rowerty
Walton
Georgia
Innes Hull
Duchy
Jobnean Sitet
Gray Street
Theare
Beck
Henry
Fultn County
Levier
Lite
Lewe
N. PL
J.P Court
Gom
West Lumber Company
Igsto Lown
A. Parker
Fulton
State of Georgia
Fulton County
Crew
Crew and
Clarke Streets
Clarke Street
Lega
Hy H Tucker
Crew Street
FJ Andereen
Old
Cnaining
Gramma
Na Fale Sons
Herbert
Neal
Herbert Atrest
Herbert Street
Teinning Point
Jacob McKinley
Property sales and liens listed in Fulton county court records
Complex parcel transfers and mortgage foreclosures described in Fulton superior court and city court orders. Includes parcels in Inman Avenue area, Robinson property subdivision, and corner properties in Atlanta with deeds to Delaware Mortgage and other creditors. Proceedings list taxes, furnishings, and listed household items as part of foreclosure sales and trustee actions.
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Alice
Gaia Alley
Atlanta
Gnato
Newman
Marbie
Gaturas
War Cry
Loyd Atm
Wal- Japah Wowman
City Court of
Weald Wallace
Alan
Rociem & Backer
Rociem & Backer Bogkn
Matoguny
Dresser
Anne
Fulton Superior Court
Delaware Mortgage Company
Va Sald Tene Beach
Atlenta
Eiatcigt
Heney
Ulter County
Geormia
Inman Avenue
Sadbaur
Foe
Inmad Avenue
Inman
Jery
Dan
Mos
Lucie Gav
Fulton
Peter i Blarke
Twuclle
Fulton County
Georgia
Whitethy
Barton
TC Kemper Grocery Company
Mary
French
Tanker
Thitton Smith
Tati
Fulton Courty
Georein
Shortland Avende
Teast Fain
Steelveg
Rim
GJ Wine
Arona
Ania BM
Farrar Ene
John W. Nelms
Auction of Abbie Toward deed land in Fulton County Georgia
N R Fowler Auctioneer Georgia Fulton County announces a public sale of land in Atlanta to satisfy a secured debt. The parcel sits in land lot 83 first district, with blocks 22 28 and a portion of 26, 22, and 95, with specifics from the deed recorded in Fulton Superior Court. Proceeds exceed the debt and costs, to Abbie Howard as beneficiary, auction to occur on first Tuesday in July 1901 at courthouse door within legal hours.
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Georgia
Fulton County
Atlanta
Garbaldi and
Stephens Streets
Gurt- Daidi Street
Windsor Street
Windsor ‘Street
Stephens Street
Abbie Howard
Prarty
Audh Eale
Purstenburg
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