Kerfoot Funeral in Kentucky Today
Obituary notes the death of Dr. F. H. Kerfoot, Southern Baptist leader and correspondent secretary, and describes warrants for pallbearers, church resolutions, and funeral plans in Shelbyville, Kentucky. Messages of sympathy from Baptist groups across the South accompany details of mourners and the Second Baptist Church honoring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerfoot
Kentucky
Southern Baptist Convention
A. D. Adair
John M. Green
Walker Danson
George Hilyer
B. F. Abbott
D. Jones
C. A. Davia
J. J. Maddox
W. W. Landrum
M. M. Welch
I. VY. Tichenor
FL. Comity
Shelbyville
John B White
Second Baptist Church
Dr. Kerfoot
Dr Kerfoot
F H. Kerfoot
Christ
Zion
Kertoot
Broadus
Boyce
Manly
Herris
F. H. Kerfoot
Home Mission Board
Baptists of the South
Lehigh Valley Route to Pan American Exposition and Niagara Falls
Philadelphia and New York passengers can reach Pan American Exposition and Niagara Falls by the Lehigh Valley line. Enjoy entrancing scenery and low fares with through tickets from the south. For pamphlet on the route, write Chas S Fee, general passenger agent, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Exposition
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley” Railroad
Philadephia
New York
Chas. S. Fee
French Priest Requested as Puebla Bishop by Mexican Catholics
In Puebla, Mexican Catholics including foreign residents sign a Rome petition urging Father Planchet, a French priest, be appointed bishop of Puebla. His controversial book attacking alleged superstitions stirs opposition from higher clergy. Also noted are counterfeiting suspects deterred, pawnshop probes, police vigilance, and the arrival of Mexico’s Consul General Nevarro in New York for months. Subscriptions to the Bank of Yucatan rise to 1.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Puebla
Rome
Father Planchet
Wrias
Matas
Bank of Yucatan
Earnest Appeal for De Bray Family in Atlanta Police Loss
Captain J W English, chair of the police board, urges citizens to support Officer DeBray's widow and four children after his murder. Subscriptions near $300, lists from English and Jones, funds to be held by trustees for ongoing support, with banks and stores asked to participate. English stresses police integrity and calls for widespread small gifts to aid the grieving family.
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DeBray
Constitution
J W. English
Board of Police Commissioners
Th EL DeBray
Dugilsa
Captain English
Atlanta
Police
Bearn
Banke
Ito Ald
Benjamin Williams Dies Leaves Wife and Children
Benjamin Williams, long time Atlanta resident born in 1812, died yesterday afternoon at 17 Alexander Street from a carbuncle on his back. He would have been eighty nine in August and leaves a wife and several children in Atlanta and Birmingham. Funeral today at Payne Memorial Church at 1 pm with interment at Maysor's church cemetery on the river road. He moved to Atlanta in 1865 and was a lifelong Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Willams
Atlanta
Alexander Street
Williams
M. C. Willams
M. J. McFarland
Birmingham
J. H. Harwell
G. C. Williams
A. Willams
L. D. Williams
EB. A. Donehoe
D. J. Baker
Wilkes County
Meriwether County
Ing
Payne's Memorial Church
Maysor'a
River Road
Atlante
Governor McMillin Pardons Four Tennessee Convicts
Nashville June 23 Special Governor McMillin pardoned J B Carty of Knox county who was jailed five years for receiving money on deposition bank while knowing it was in an illegal condition. James Roberts of Hamilton county sentenced to three years for murder had no sentence committed to one year's imprisonment. Sam Byrd of Morgan county sentenced to six months jail and fined 50 for malicious mischief but his sentence was relieved and fine reduced to 25.
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Nashville
Tenn
McMillin
J. B. Carty
Knox County
James Roberts
Hamilton County
Sam Byrd
Morgan County
Market at Manchester Sighted Steady Prices Amid Quiet Trade
In the past week prices held firm with a tendency to harden, though business was quieter and weaker after the cloth market early week. Large quantities of Saginea have been booked from China, with domestic demand easing while local shipments show limited activity.
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Manchester
Railway notes on southern freight rates and Van derbilt railways
Leading New York merchants protest discrimination in Buffalo exposition rates arguing southern routes to Buffalo via New York are costlier than others. George H Daniels notes natural Washington routing. Philadelphia path used. Other items cover Pennsylvania and Van derbilt railroad leadership reshuffles and Lake Shore presidency, with Brown and Ford considered for posts. Jockey McIntyre's mounts at Longchamps report覆盖.
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New York
New York City
Buffalo
Washington
Philadelphia
George H Daniels
New York Central
Virginia
Carolinas
Pan-American Buffalo
McIntyre
Paris
Longchamps
Florival
Post Tavern at Battle Creek Michigan Summer Retreat
The Post Tavern in Battle Creek Michigan offers a cool comfortable summer retreat on a rapid stream near Lake Gozua with nearby lakes for bass fishing boating and golf. Owned by the Postum Cereal Company Ltd the tavern emphasizes scientific preparation of dishes and a tonic climate aiding recovery from run down nervous conditions.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Lake Gozua
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Srot
Balle Creek
Arbiters Named For State Tax Arbitration Points
Comptroller General W. A. Whent appoints arbitrators to represent Georgia in tax return disputes with railroads. G. & P. F. adjust Savannah Street Railroad returns. Plant System discussions continue. Savannah assessors’ figures prompt revision requests. Florida Central and Peninsular line settlement reached with updated per mile valuation.
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W. A. Whent
Railronda
Pope Brown
Railroad Commission
Georgia Northern
Valdosta Southern
South Georgia
Spencer R. Ailinson
Georgia
Southern
Florida
Macon
Reilroad Commission
W. L. Clay
Savannah
Thunderport
Isle of Hope
Comptroller General
Captain Wright
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad
Seaboard System
Florida Line
Roed Hee
Evelyn Lochrane Austell Bride of June Fades in Death
Evelyn Austell, granddaughter of General Austell and Judge Lochrane, died after a life of gentleness and charity. She spent time in Atlanta and Baltimore and was beloved by relatives and friends. Her funeral reflected her noble impulses and graceful presence, while prayers spoke of eternal youth beyond mortal life.
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Evelyn Lochrane Austell
Rand
Hare
Tulle
Evelyn Austell
General Austell
Judge Lochrane
Woo
Lochrane
Atlanta
J. W. Huard
Baltimore
Ellard
Eaid
Disease Carriers by Flies Warn Hospitals
Washington June 23 Surgeon General Wyman issues a general circular to marine hospital service medical officers on insects spreading disease. It notes mesquite relates to malaria and filariasis and cites Simond on rat to man plague via the flea. Mosquito nets over beds and fly screens at openings urged. sulfur fumigation advised for cargo areas.
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Neta
Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Simond
Fies
North Avenue Presbyterian Church Dedication Sermon
The North Avenue Presbyterian Church on Peachtree and North Avenue was dedicated with Rev Dr. Benjamin M. Palmer delivering the sermon from Ephesians. The large congregation heard a thoughtful address on the fullness of Christ and the church, praising the unity of head and body and noting salvation through Christ’s suffering. The piece closes with a local announcement praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla for summer weariness.
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New Presbyterian Church
Peachtree Street
North Avenue
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Benjamin M. Palmer
New Orisans
Palmer
Chotraha
R. F. Eakes
Richard Orme Flinn
Goma
Christ
Cotnasians
Dr. Palmer
the Church
Victim Dies After Assault Near Meridian
A man identified as the victim of an assault near Meridian on Wednesday afternoon died in the hospital. Police said the assailant was a Black man and the incident left several people injured. Further details and the suspect’s identity were not released pending investigation.
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Meridian
M’st
Jung
Myrs
Delmaz
Assadlt
Bob Tuniap
Wednarday
Ile Cesuit
Bankrupt Sale Ordered for Gate by Bloceme Supply
In the northern District of Georgia the trustee RA Ryan announces bids on all assets of Gate by Bloceme Supply and Construction company to be received by 12 noon on Thursday June 27 at the premises Na Phworth Bread Street Atlanta. sale to high bidder for cash subject to court approval and a complete inventory. details available at No 402 English American Building Atlanta Georgia.
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Georgia
Bloceme Supply and Construction ‘Company
TP Geloek
Highet Pidder
Atlanta
RA Ryan
Prustee
Gray, Brown & Randolph
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Willi
Shalognive, Ky
DE Bray
J. W. English
Police Board
W. Oo
Jonesi
K. ‘Thornton
J. W. Rucker
Barclay & Brandon BH. Dittler
GC. R
Stewart & Ray H Jones
Mies
Renfri Elain
Glascock
Barrett
Stocke Coal Company
Eugene FR. Block
Jones
Totot
Spneeye
J. ‘Ty
Joseph Hirach
Ch Bros
Hirsch
Sr. I
Julius L. Brown
Stewart "Woodson
Harry Stockdell
H. Phelan
Benjamin Williams
Payne Memorial Church
D. B. Martin
Baltimore and Ohio
Board of Managers
Pennsylvania
George W. Boyd
A. Ford
Pennsylvania Lines
F. van Dusen
Pagsenger
Mr. Ford
Vanderbilt
Grand Central
William H. Newman
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Raiway Company
W. C. Brown
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern
Lake Erie and Western
Newman
Lake Shore
Vanderbilts
Brown
Grand Central Station
Cleveland
Mr. Brown
John W. Doane
E._D. Worcester
Lake Shore Road
Clay
Wright
Savannah Street Railroad
Evelyn Lochrane
Austell
DE. B. M. Palmer
New Orleans
Avenue ‘Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Skgnes
University of Georgia
Hood
Buffalo Lithia
Mecklenburg County
Lithia
Thomas H. Buckler
Buffalo Lithia Nimrad
Archfr
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Whitehall
Pryor
Alabama
Trannel
Nnits
Hirsch Bros
Ote
Boyle Stock CO
Bob
Gloriana
Trovallo
Guisty
Keatons
Bittle Buster
Salie Stembler
Comedienne
Rae and
Hrosche
Coakley & Vieveted
Marvel
Dor
Roe & Benedetto
Eisenman Bros
Pryor and
Alabama Sts
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