Northen defends Torrey and Alexander mission in Atlanta
Ex Governor Northen speaks amid criticism of Dr Torrey and Dr Alexander mission. He cites Baptist ministers conference actions, Evangelical Ministers Association support, and Baptist unity efforts to bring revival and salvation in Atlanta during May 1908. He rejects financial criticism and urges Christians to unite for revival.
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Northen
Business Mens Gospl
Tnon
Gorey
Alexander
Taeir
Atlanta
Ciicium
Torrey Alexander
Baptist Ministers Conference
Tam Can
de “Mullard
Lr White
Mara
Briggs
Lorrey
Obi Laions
Che
Business Mans Gospel Union
Wssex
Primly
Fst
Torreys
Brongaton
Gospel Union
Bubles Mons Gospel Union
Aimi de Willarg
Sherman
Larry Alexander
UN Broughton
Wihout
Broughton
Vurres
Broughtom
Jorrey
Atlante
Hull
P Lang
The
Fingelical Ministers Association
Evangelical Co
Loire
Cleland
Caurch
White
Second Baptist Church
Cooper
Mets
Messra Torrey Ang Lxander
Evangelisti
Christiane
Alexander Mivaiun
Amien
Chapman
Ito
Torrey
Rey W
TY Hunnicutt
Beth
Hunnicutt
Puis Criticiam
Hunniult
Hunnicut
Hunnic
Mission
Cotton Congress Meets in Britain Compliments Delegates
The third international congress of Cotton Weavers and Spinners met for several hours to discuss improvements in baling and shipping cotton. Marcus testified to the abundance of British work, and a suggestion was made for a Washington conference of cotton growers and spinners to improve understanding and repeat the effort. A committee was appointed to consult with printers on a new form of contract for cotton purchases, and German and other delegates proposed measures to control large cotton holdings to stabilize the market.
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Bromenine
Catton
Baling
Marcus
Onassion
Herr Brands
Germany
Iosi Woy
Telephone Men Meet at Second Annual National Association
Nearly five hundred delegates attended the opening session of the second annual convention of the National Interstate Telephone Association in Chicago. Corporation Counsel Lewis welcomed the gathering and voiced belief independent telephone companies would enter the city. Louis Moulton of Indianapolis spoke for the association. President Hoge noted the rapid growth of telephones, with about 3,000,000 in use in the United States, up from 290,000 eleven years ago, and that more than 7,400 independent companies serve 16,926 cities and towns across all states, according to Assistant Secretary J. A. Harney of Cleveland.
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Chingo
National Interstate Telehone Association
Lewis
Mator
Ibeghi
Chiago
Moulton
Indiannapolis
Chicase
Ely
Unitel States
J A Harney
Cleveland
Was Shanghaied Negro Declares Vessel Captain Slam
A Savannah report describes a ship voyage where a Black crew member insists none were shanghaied except one jailed. The vessel Fortunes and officers face quarantine clearance amid investigations into alleged sedation and drunkenness, with Captain Carson and others detained or released as authorities proceed.
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Savannah
Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate Fusion Candidate Today
Harrisburg report states the state convention will nominate a fusion ticket with Lincoln party backing and regular Democrats seeking a straight ticket. Emory is favored for governor support wanes without Colonel Gurtes, while the ticket lineup hinges on the governor contest results.
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Harrisburg
Reputians
Democrats
Wih Tewis Priory Jr
Lincoln Party
Gvernor
Semitar Sr
de Walters
Atriight
Temoerata
National Committeen
Sames
SM Guffey
Knight
Emory
Ben
Colonel Gurtes
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Bradfield
Royal Pale
Atlanta Brewing and Ice Co
Cotton Congress
Sivinnya
Hoitisi
Fabunt
Daikon
Swat
Aslore
Telphane
Carsen
Shangiumg Cirsansters
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Washington
City Ticket Opif
Peactree Street
Euglish American Building
Union Passenger Station
D. W. Morrah
City Passenger & Ticket Agt
C. B. Walker
Repat
W. E. Christian
Michigan
CH & D ‘‘Book of Tours
Canada
Parmalee
Galloway
Cincinnat
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