MacArthur Accepts Call To Atlanta Tabernacle Pastorship
The World Alliance president Dr Robert Brush MacArthur announces acceptance of the Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta Ga call to its pastorate at yesterday's convention service The ceremony followed Rev J Broughton’s move to London and drew an emotionally responsive crowd MacArthur condemns candidating plans and lauds Broughton as he expresses deep thanks to the deacons and members for their faith and support.
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Tabernacle Church
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Roosevelt Denies 1912 Presidential Candidacy Letter Made Public
The Roosevelt denial letter dated June 27 1911 asserts he would not be a candidate in 1912 and had no plan to influence Taft's nomination. The missive, shown in Washington dispatches, lists discussions with Gifford Pinchot Jim Garfield Madison Billy Loeb and Secretaries Meyer Stimson and others. Roosevelt reiterates he expressed the same stance to many people and would not seek or oppose the Taft ticket.
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Jim Garfield
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Billy Loeb
Secrecy Meyer
Stimson
Theodore
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Enters Campaign In Moses Role On Expressed Views
Oyster Bay March 3 Colonel Roosevelt explained his reasons for entering the political campaign while walking home from church. He spoke of the need for an effective leader and said he believed a popular vote would give his party a large majority. Continued on Page Two.
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Sagemoore Hill
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HIG
Belista
Mey
Death of Atlanta Lawyer Thomas F. Corrigan in Tampa
Thomas F. Corrigan, longtime Atlanta attorney and political figure, died suddenly in Tampa, Florida after months of ill health. Survived by his widow, seven children, three brothers, and a sister, he was active in law and gold standard politics, and affiliated with Keight of Columbus, Royal Arcanum, and Sacred Heart church. Funeral is expected Wednesday.
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Bound Money Club
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Columbus
Royal Arcanum
Sacred Heart Church
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Joseph
William
Blater
Mary Corrigan
Conductor Reeves Found Dead In Berth
W L Reeves a conductor for Alabama Great Southern and Florida Pullman was found dead in his berth aboard a Macon bound train. He had retired at Tifton saying he felt faint and asked to be excused but was denied by the Jacksonville superintendent. Between Jacksonville and Valdosta he was ill and the porter collected tickets. The body rests in Macon awaiting relatives in Jacksonville and South Carolina.
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Reeves
Tifton
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Valdosta
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South Carolina
Rockefeller Favors Underwood In Savannah Interview
William Rockefeller states in Savannatt Ga interview dated March 3 that he favors Underwood. He comments on political prospects and party alignment, signaling support for the Underwood candidate amid evolving local campaigns.
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Battle for Chihuahua City as rebels attack
Fierce fighting reported in Chihuahua City with rebel forces moving from Juarez to aid the attack. Telegrams to Senor Terrazas and General Salazar give conflicting details but indicate ongoing combat, with hundreds of troops involved and casualties feared. Continued on Page Six.
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Tuages
Atreight
Gresee
Orst
Heravandes
Pascual Orozco
Campaign Over and Experts Depart in Atlanta Meeting
Leaders of the Men and Religion Forward Movement in Atlanta wrap up a week of religious work with Fred B. Smith leading a farewell gathering in the church. Similar campaigns end in Spokane and San Francisco as audiences share personal impressions of the past week's influence.
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Fred B. Smith
Asid Mr. Smith
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
Advertising Talks Promote Mr F James Gibson
An advertisement notes F James Gibson as one of the best informed men in advertising. The piece highlights his expertise and influence, framing him as a leading authority in the field. The wording suggests a promotional tone praising Gibson's knowledge and leadership in advertising circles.
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Irena and
Siege of Pekin Gates by Foreign Legations Amid Mutiny
Pekin is under siege as mutinous Chinese soldiers burn and loot. Some 2000 soldiers, joined by police and looters, threaten legations. Americans fortify with sandbags and barbed wire. Foreigners seek refuge while pagodas atop gates are occupied for defense. past uprisings show high casualties.
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One Woman Cremated In Boarding House Fire
Mrs Bila White a 40 year old widow and secretary of the Dutch Reformed Church died in her room in a four story brownstone on a Manhattan avenue boarding house run by Mrs Ann Reynolds. Fire investigators say she was likely suffocated by smoke before the flames reached her.
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Ann Reynolds
Bila White
Dutch Reformed Church
Jahe
City Demands On Georgia Railway May Be Granted
Officials of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company may answer morning proposals from city committees on electric railways and street car fares. The council may act this afternoon if a reply arrives in time. The electric committee has studied fare reductions for two weeks while seeking concessions on water rights, street paving, taxes, and franchise limits. President P Arkwright said the board will consider the propositions and respond. City leaders expect concessions to lower fares as the newspaper agitation for cheaper street transport continues.
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P. Arkwright
Cost of comfortable living in Atlanta debated by Mrs Dixon
Mrs Ruth B Dixon of 182 West Peachtree Street discusses living costs in Atlanta after receiving her John B Dixon estate share. She claims a comfortable life requires about $700 a month for a single woman and argues her $2,000 annual living expense allowance falls short, prompting reflections on the city’s affordability and social pressures.
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Ruth B. Dixon
Peachtree Street
John B. Dixon
Mra Dixon
John
Dixon
Bunt
Mia
Address to Atlanta youths sparks 3,000 audience
Fred B. Smith urged Christian duty and reform in a fiery talk to about 3000 in Atlanta, condemning cheap amusements and urging a moral revival. He praised humble, prayerful lives over wealth and comfort and asked for accountability in the press and public life.
Smith captivates North American audience at Grand Opera House
Fred. B. Smith, famed as a top male speaker, drew a capacity crowd at the Grand Opera House. He held the room for an hour and fifteen minutes, with the meeting lasting over two hours as 100 to 200 men rose in approval and a gallery crowd filled the space. More than 100 people sat on the stage.
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North America
Fred. B. Smith
Grand Opera House
Gedlarad
Foreign troops patrol Pekin outskirts amid mutiny crackdown
Reports say 2,000 foreign troops guard Pekin while 5,000 Japanese troops are moved from Port Arthur to Tien Tin. Mutineers attack Tung Chew and looting spree hits Pekin. 100+ executions amid civil casualties. Yuan Shi Kai’s supporters aim to restore order with a northern southern troop coalition and a strong Pekin police HQ. American forces land, with 260 troops arriving by rail through Tien Tsin to reinforce the corridor to the sea.
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Vegetton
Port Arthur
Tien Tin
Yuan Shi Kai
Pao Ting Fu
Tung Chew
Yuan
Nanking
Manking
Yuan Shi Hai
Yuan Shiai
Suq Yat Sen
Tien Bain
Fifteenth Infantry
James M. Arrowsmith
Heer
Tein Tsin
Somerset Infantry
Feng Tai
Pakin
Pho Ting-Fa
Mos
Weather Prophecy: Rain Across Regions Monday
Forecasters predict rain or unsettled conditions across Georgia Oklahoma North and South Carolina and Florida Alabama and Mississippi Louisiana and Texas through Monday and Tuesday. Strong winds from the east and northeast expected in several areas with warmer conditions in parts.
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