Sermon Urges Firm Stand Against Liquor and Sin
Dr M DuBose at Dist Methodist church preached a militant message titled A Successful Stand. He urged Christians to resist drink and materialism, linking faith to civic duty and personal sacrifice, saying the church must stand against lawlessness and uphold Christ as king. The sermon framed righteousness as a steadfast, armylike defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Christ
Dist Methodist Church
If M DuBose
Ephestans
Church of God
Cotton trade watches weather conditions in new Orleans
New Orleans observes cotton markets this week focusing on weather patterns across the belt. Early belt temperatures hinder planting and stand establishment, while ginning reports and private estimates shape opinions on supply. Spot demand, exports, and interior stock levels will influence prices and market sentiment as the week progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Getton
Sath
Tetas
sim@ht
Hei
Troops Guard Rome Strikers Amid General Workmen's Protest
Rome March 3 The police department head announced measures to preempt disorders during a general strike called for tomorrow. The entire garrison in Rome will be kept ready with fifteen thousand men available. Officials say the strike's stated aim is protest against hospital reforms but it is believed to be an effort to weaken workers' organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Spread of Woman Suffrage Described by Mrs Neely
Mrs Frank Neely previews a March 11 rally describing how woman suffrage spread across states. She cites Olive Schreiner's tale of a barnyard bird that learns to fly, arguing that in ten states women have gained rights and reforms, from wages to health bureaus, while noting Georgia's laws remain underprotected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Frank Neely
Olive Shhreiner
Gmail
State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Georgia
Southern Publishers Coming Will Be Lavishly Entertained
General A F Sanford of The Knoxville Journal and Tribune president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers association says the Atlanta meeting will run March 16 and 17. First Vice President W F Hinman will attend and preside. About 30 40 prominent southern editors will gather in Atlanta with elaborate entertainment planned by local managers at clubs golf courses and informal affairs. The convention sessions run 10 am to 4 pm with luncheon, at the Ansley hotel as headquarters. Banquet Monday night at the Piedmont Driving Club toastmaster Albert Howell Jr. Don Seitz and Jason Rogers will speak, with George M Kohn hosting dinner Tuesday night for paper representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A F Sanford
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Atlanta
FW Or Hinman
Tacksonville Times-Union
Sourth
Ansley Hotel
Fiedmont Driving Club
Albert Howell, Jr
Sya
Don Seitz
New York World
Jason Rogers
New York Evening Globe
George M Kohn
Wesleyan Bride Quietly Wed Before Graduation
Miss Luelie Flourney of Wesleyan and Holt Pruitt of LaGrange married at the Brown house with Rex R E Douglas officiating. The wedding, planned for after her graduation, occurred amid family wishes for completion of studies before marriage. The couple traveled to Atlanta then North Carolina for their honeymoon. the Flournoy family is prominent in middle Georgia.
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Macon
Marca
Luelie Flourney
Wesleyan
Flourney
Fort Walles
Forest Holt Pruitt
LaGrange
Miles Flournoy
Pruitt
Miss Flournoy
Atlanta
North Carolina
Flournoy
Georgia
Equal Suffragists Meet in Birmingham
The National American Woman Suffrage Association executive board opens a two day Birmingham conference to discuss partisan politics and recent internal splits. Key figures arrive and plan sessions, with Jane Addams absent due to illness and Anna Shaw also detained at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingh
National Huual Suffrage Association
Birmingham
Newark
Firmingham
Mar
Ware Drunett
Stanley McCormick
James Lee Laidlow
Caroline Rents Rees
Tomorow
Dutton Leaves to Manage Hotel Statler in Buffalo
H N Dutton, longtime Piedmont hotel manager, resigns to take charge of Hotel Statler in Buffalo. He departs Atlanta Sunday afternoon at 2 45 oclock, leaving behind many friends and the Atlanta Hotel Men's Association where he served as an officer and committee chair. He will lodge in Virginia for a period before relocating to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon Dutton
Piedmont
Hotel Statler
Buffalo & 3
Atlanta
Tim
Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
Dutton
Buffalo
Virginia
Woman Nixes Husband By Stabbing Revenge Tale
A black man stabbed Jim Bettie, a white man, Saturday night at No 16 Decatur Street. His wife, fleeing abuse, informed police that Lucius Davis the nest o had beaten her and that she told the truth to avenge her wrongs. She is held at the police barracks for questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bettie
Decatur Street
Poole
Barfeld
Lucius Davi
Nesto
Bettie
Polee
Arbitration tribunal to hear 26 cases in Washington session
Washington March 8 numerous cases of international law will be decided by the international tribunal of arbitration opening its second session in Washington tomorrow. The Commission will hear twenty six cases with damages totalling about six million dollars. Claims include Cayuga Indians in Canada, William Webster lands in New Zealand, Studer heirs in Johore, and American and British sealers seized in Bering Sea and Canadian waters. Also involved are state succession issues from Kruger era, Dewey cable cutting, Sampson cable actions, Sierra Leone mission property losses, and naval collisions with British ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Tribunal of Arbitration
United States
Great Britain
Nework
Canada
William Webster
New Zealand
Webster
Henrs
Studer
Johore
Bering Sea
Canadian
Paul Kruger
HE Brown
Trans- Vaal
Supreme Court of the Republic
Krugers
Deweys
Manila Bay
Sampson
Clenfuesos
Cuba
Sierra Leona
Africa
Sunday Concert Attracts Few As Cold Weather Bites
The Atlanta Music Festival at the Auditorium Armory drew a small crowd on a Sunday afternoon due to cold winds and snow flurries. City Organist Edwin Arthur Kraft performed an organ recital, with his rendition of Lord Fantasic on My Old Kentucky Home especially noted for its enjoyment.
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Atlanta Music Festival Association
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
Hart
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Lord 5
High grade Jellico coal offered at 45 a ton
Carroll and Hunter advertise reduced price for Jellico coal at 45 dollars per ton. They promote best high grade quality and urge prompt orders. The notice emphasizes value and availability for customers seeking premium fuel coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll & Hunter
President of Emory speaks in Atlanta
Dr James E Dickey president of Emory College and Georgia Board of Missions preached on Laving Sacrifices at the First Methodist Church of College Park. He used Romans twelve urging living sacrifices to God, stressing kindness to others, rejoicing in hope and perseverance in prayer. Large crowds welcomed the visiting minister as he was hosted by Mr and Mrs Alonzo Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E Dickey
Emory College
Georgia Board of Missions
First Methodist Church of
College Park
Dr Dicke
Dt Dickey
Dickey
Alonzo Richardson
Mexico Situation and Monroe Doctrine Topic at Conference
The national conference on foreign relations in Philadelphia will discuss the Mexican situation and the Monroe Doctrine. Delegates from governors, leading organizations, and experts will attend April 3 and 4 with talks by admirals, lawmakers, and scholars from Penn, Harvard, and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Conference On Foreign Relations
United States
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Congress
F. H. Chadwick
USN
C M Ghester
U SN
Richard Wainwright
James L Slayden
Texas
Morgan Shuster
L. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Albert Buswell Hart
Harvard
Simon N Patten
BC Stowell
Columbia University
Maurice Tan
Tandon Morning Post
Washington
Alleged Sunday Tiger Raided by Detectives
Officers Hoberts and Dorsett arrested a white man named J W Fain and charged him with keeping a blind tiger at 328 Simpson Street. Seventeen cases of whisky were found. Fain released on a 1600 dollar bond and his wife faces charges. case set for police court today before Recorder Brosses with witnesses subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoberts and
Dorsett
J W Fain
Tony
Simpson Street
Fain
Recorder Brosses
Marconi Arrives at Syracuse for Wireless Telephony Experiments
Marconi reached Syracuse aboard the battleship Regina Elena and was greeted by the Duke of the Abruzzi. He will spend about ten days aboard exchanging wireless telephone messages with Mediterranean ports as part of a radio telephony experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Siely
Marconi
Duke of the
First Glee Club Concert in Athens at Colonial Tonight
The University of Georgia Glee Club will give its first performance of the year at the Colonial in Athens on Wednesday night. The club features a fine orchestra and is said to be stronger, more varied, and better staged than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ga
Maren
University of Georgia Glee Club
God’s Prohibition Law in Eden Sermon Sparks Church Debate
Pastor Dr A R Holderby at Moore Memorial Church urged wrath against sin in a sermon on The Creation. He argued the prohibition law is God’s, not man’s, and that disobedience brings guilt and punishment whether grand juries act or not. He chastised church leaders for wink at sin and alignment with evil forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Adiam
Eve
Georgia
Gatan
Jesus Christ
Church
Morgan and New Haven Railroad Relation Details
A Morgan & Co statement to Howard Elliott outlines 20 years of fiscal ties with the New Haven Railroad and affiliates from 1894 to 1914. It shows securities handling worth 333 million dollars with a net profit of about 330 thousand dollars, and notes some losses on other purchases. The letter denies Morgan interests in major properties, save for a minor inheritance and stock exchange, and details large advances to Quickleigh Thorne and Millbrugh for the New Haven Railroad, with no profits or commissions to Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Elliott
New Haven
New Haven Securities
Morgan
Elliott
Morgan Firms
West Chester
J Y Morgan
South Bay Wharf and Yerminal Company
Fetter
Saya J P Morgan & Co
Quikleigh Thorne
Millbrugh Company
New Haven Railroad Company
Millbrook Company
Boston
Suicide by Mrs Rufty at Keener Home in Asheville
Mrs Arthur Rufty, living near Salisbury, died after shooting herself twice just below the heart at the home of Mrs JF Keener in Asheville on March. Relatives discovered her on the floor with the weapon in hand after arriving three weeks into her visit. slight throat wounds and an open razor suggested an initial throat cut. She leaves a husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Arthur Rufty
Salsbury
JF Keener
Rufty
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Truamonds
Maier& Berkele,Inc. Society Engravers
Whitehall Street
H. N. Dutton
Statler
Arbitration Tribunal
Emory Speaks
College Park Methodist Church
Mexico
Glee Club
Sin
Devil
Pastor
A.K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehalt
Dozier & Gay Paint Co
Service Paint Store
South Broad St
Moy
L.C. Wright
Enty
Harrison Jones
Walter C. Lawrence Pat J. McGuire
Geo. W. Geals
W. T. Watts
Geo. D. Coleman
Aaron T. George
Frank Weldon
Deputies
E A, Baughan
A. M. Copeland
J. Todd Harwell
John W. McMurtrey
G. P. Olver
T. J. Powell
J. D. Whaley
W. M. Mayo
le O« Wright
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