Dr MacArthur Accepts Call to Tabernacle
World Alliance leader Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur accepts the Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta call to pastor the church vacancy caused by Dr Broughton’s removal to London. He praises the candidating plan and pays tribute to Dr Broughton as the scene moves the congregation.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Tabernacle
MacArthur
Broughton
London
Dr. Broughton
Dr. MacArthur
The
Atlanta
Tabernacle Church
Roosevelt Denies 1912 Presidential Candidacy Claim
Washington reports Colonel Roosevelt released a letter dated June 27 1911 denying plans to be a candidate in 1912 and stating he would not seek or oppose Taft nomination. He warned that only publication of the full letter could misrepresent context and recipients.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Oyster Bay Yesterdny
Meyer
Stimson
Gifford Pinchot
Jim Garfield
Madison
Billy Loeb
Chicago
Roosevelt Enters Campaign In Own View Of Race
Oyster Bay March 3 Colonel Roosevelt explained his reasons for entering the campaign and his views on the political situation as he walked from Oyster Bay village toward Saga more Hill on his way home from church. He said his party needs an active leader and that he would be chosen by a big popular vote if the party ballot were held today.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hil
Corrigan Dies in Tampa Atlanta Mourns Loss of Thomas F Corrigan
News out of Atlanta reports the sudden death of Thomas F Corrigan in Tampa Florida after months of ill health. A longtime prominent attorney in Atlanta he supported gold standard during the Bryan campaign and served as state secretary of the Sound Money Club of Georgia. Survived by his widow seven children three brothers John Joseph and William and sister Miss Mary Corrigan the Knights of Columbus Royal Arcanum and Sacred Heart church member. Funeral expected Wednesday.
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Atlanta
Thomas F. Corrigan
Tampa
Fla
Corrigan
Bryan
Sound Money Club
Georgia
Knights of Columbus
Royal Arcanum
Sacred Heart Church
John
Joseph
William
Mary Corrigan
Conductor Reeves Found Dead in Berth
Macon Ga March 3 Special W L Reeves a Conductor for Alabama Great Southern and Florida Pullman was found dead in his berth when the call for arising came aboard the train Reeves had retired earlier this morning claiming illness The porter says Reeves asked to be excused but the Jacksonville superintendent said there were not enough men The body remains in Macon while relatives in Jacksonville and South Carolina are advised
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Macon
W. L. Reeves
Alabama
Southern
Florida Pullman
Reeves
Tifton
Jacksonville
Valdosta
South” Carolina
Rockefeller Favours Underwood Says Savannah Statement
William Rockefeller endorses Underwood in Savannah. He remarks about merchants and a two way merch policy, noting support from local businessmen. The remarks were delivered amid ongoing political discussions in Georgia.
Battle Raging for Possession of Chihuahua
Rebels rush from Juarez to reinforce Chihuahua as fighting for the city continues. Telegrams report clashes at Chihuahua City, with 800 to 1,000 rebel troops en route and casualties feared. The Juarez garrison previously withdrew to join the attack, aided by allied leaders in the district.
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Chihuahua
Juarez
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Salazer
Braulio Hernandon
Pascual ‘Orozco
Campaign Over Expert Depart In Atlanta Men and Religion Forward Movement
In Atlanta a week long campaign by the Men and Religion Forward Movement ended with a farewell meeting led by national leader Fred B. Smith. The audience expressed the impact of the religious work as Spokane and San Francisco campaigns also concluded.
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Atlanta
I'red B. Smith
Mr. Smith
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
Advertising Talks Mr F James Gibson Among Best Informed
Advertising talks highlight Mr F James Gibson as one of the best informed in the field. The piece notes his insights and trusted judgment on campaigns and market trends.
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James Gibson
Gates of Pekin Seized as Foreign Legations Guarded
Mutinous Chinese soldiers loot Pekin while thousands of shops are ransacked. Foreign legations flee to protection, with about 2000 defenders forming a makeshift garrison. Americans and Germans occupy pagodas atop gates as siege tensions rise after a surge in violence and casualties.
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Pekin
Princi
Legation
Legation Street
Nhot
Legations
Hatamen
Woman Found Dead in Boarding House Fire on Madison Avenue
The body of Mrs Mila White a 40 year old widow and secretary of the Dutch Reformed Church was found in her room after a fire at a Madison Avenue boarding house. Fire officials believe she suffocated from smoke before flames reached her.
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N.score
Keown
Brown
Madison
Ann Heynolde
Mila White
The
Dutch Reformed Church
City Demands on Railways May Be Granted
Georgia Railway and Electric Company officials may reply this morning to council propositions on electric railways and street car fares. The electric committee has studied fare investigations for two weeks and sought concessions on rates, water rights, paving, taxes, franchise limits, and fares. President Arkwright said he would report to directors and await their reply before informing the committee.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Council Committee On Electric
Committee On Electric and Other Railways
Hall
Railroad Commission
Arkwright
Georgia, Railway’ ,and Electric Company
Widow states cost of living in Atlanta at $2500 a year
Mrs. Ruth B. Dixon of 882 West Peachtree Street reads a district administrator’s check and argues a single woman must earn about $200 a month to live comfortably in Atlanta. She says her living expenses exceed the $2006 allowance and notes the impact on youth and romance in the city.
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Atlanta
Ruth B. Dixon
Peachtree Street
John B. Dixon
Mrs. Dixon
John
Address by Fred B. Smith Draws 3000 at Grand Opera House
Fred B. Smith addressed about 3,000 men at the Grand Opera House. He criticized casual religion and 10 cent amusements, urged moral accountability of newspapers, and described an era of reform and Christian influence. The audience largely stood or filled the theatre, with many beyond seating, as he pressed for spiritual commitment.
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Fred B. Smith
North America
Fred. B. Smith
Foreign troops patrol Pekin outskirts as city braces
About eight hundred foreign troops patrolled Pekin’s legation quarter for three hours with no disturbances. Total foreign forces reach 3,000 in Pekin. 5,000 Japanese ordered from Port Arthur to Tien Tsin leaving 1,500 foreign soldiers there. Hunger for stability grows as mutineers target Tang Chew and nobles’ homes. 160+ executions reported. Americans arrive as Pekin security tightens and a large police force is proposed while Yuan Shi Kai gains backing from Nanking delegates.
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Pekin
Legation Quarter
Port Arthur
Tien Tsin
Yuan Sh Kat
Pao Ting Fu
Tang Chew
Yuan
Nanking
Yuan Shi Kai
Betteve
Legations
Bun Yat Sen
Somerset Infantry
Feng Tai
Pao Ting-Fa
Weather prophecy rain forecast across states
Forecast maps show rain or unsettled conditions Monday across Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi East Texas and Arkansas with rain at night and snow possible in parts of Texas New Mexico Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia Monday into Tuesday followed by warmer or fair conditions in several regions East and northeast winds expected across many areas while Florida sees local rains and general variances in wind strength.
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Georgia
Oklahoma
North
South
Carolina
Mae
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Portion
Virginia
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Witter
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Qroco
Madero
Juan Terrazas
Senor Terrazas
Villa
Men and Religion
William ©. Freeman
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Boston
Rome
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Tox
India
Tien Tsim
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