Night's Work of Two Burglars Terrorizes City Police Hunt Shooter
Two white men suspected of a string of Saturday night burglaries and an attempted murder of 13 year old Charles Morgan at his father Ld Morgan's home. Detectives tracked the pair via pawnbroker tips and neighbor reports as more homes were broken into through windows. Authorities say one watch was recovered and another suspect linked by testimony to a pawned item. The boy's condition reported favorable though eye injury feared.
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Arles
BR. Morgan
Ld. Morgan
Morgan
Polke
J. J. Neville
No. 106
Army Wall Street
J. J. Barnes
Whitehall Street
D. Morgan
Whitehall
Monsy
Barnes
Simon Instein
Pryor Street
Ims
Noman
Simph
Sum
Mr. Neville
Carpenters Union to Gather and March to Memorial Church
Local union No. 317 of the Carpenters and Joiners convenes at 10:15 this morning at federation hall, then proceeds as a group to Moors Memorial church on Luckie street for a sermon by Rev. Dr. Hollerby.
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Carpenters
Union No. 317
The
Carpenters and Joiners
Wll
Federation Has
Moors
Memorial Church
Luckie Street
Lsten
Hollerby
Will Bridge Alaskan Rivers
Government engineers sail for the Copper River in Alaska aboard the St. Paul to lay bridges over the Copper Kiutena and other rivers for the Yukon trail. They will set telegraph poles and begin stringing wire from Valdez toward Saint Michael, with Captain Abercrimble leading forty three engineers starting Monday or Tuesday.
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Northwest
Seattle
Wash
Abercrimble
Copper River
Alaska
St. Paul
Copper
Kiutena
Yukon
Valdez
Michael
Maier & Berkeley Jewelers Catalogue Appeal
A fragmented ad from Maier and Berkeley Jewelers of 81 Whitehall Atlanta promotes silverware for the cabinet wedding gifts and general use. The copy touts standard quality and urges readers to write for the catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
Whitehall
Atlanta
Martin Funeral Set for Tomorrow in Atlanta
John H. Martin longtime Georgia editor dies at 82 from cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral at his Williams Street home Tuesday at 10 a.m. Rev A W Bealer of Cartersville to conduct. He lived in Georgia, edited several papers, and retired five years before passing. Survived by wife and son Charles J. Martin. pallbearers named. interment at Oakland Cemetery.
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John H. Martin
Georgia
Williams Street
A.W. Bealer
Cartersville
Martin
John WH. Martin
Atlanta
Urior
W. S. Elkin
Davis
John TH. Martin
North Carolina
Raleigh
Columbus
Enquirer-Sun
John A. Martin
Alabama
Montgomer
Ben Wit
Atlani
Clly
Henry W. Grady
Sunday Gazette
Flame
Courier
Che Rome Courier
John J. Martin
Athinia
Readin
Athinta Jour
John HH. Martin
Faust
Charles J. Martin
Blue Ridge Marine Compar
Pickens
Yin
M Chira Marin
Barclay & Brandon
U'Elock
Fontaine
Robert L. Kennon
Fordson
C. L. Aml Jogluh Carter
Oakland
Ans Richney
Submarine Plunger to Undergo Trial with Electric Propulsion
Frederick A. smeering, expert for the Holland Torpedo Boat Company, will tow the submarine boat Plunger from Columbian Iron Works to Richmond, where three triple expansion engines will be removed and electric propulsion installed. The alteration, costing about 0,000, aims for a trial by October 1, with Verdu supervising at the yards.
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Rederick A. Smeering
Holland Torpedo Boat Company
Columbian Iron Works
Richmond
William R. Trigg Company
Hs Utmost
VerJu
Bealtime Verdu
Southern Interstate Fair committees named to raise 15000
Charles A. Collier heads a broad canvassing slate for the Southern Interstate Fair Association to secure a 15,000 guarantee fund for the fall event in this city. Subscription blanks will be mailed today as committees prepare to begin aggressive canvassing Tuesday morning with prior success noted in last year’s 10,000 raised.
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Charles A. Collier
Southern Interstate Fair Association
Newport Latonia racing dates set to avoid conflict
Col W E Applegate and Frank Fowler outline no conflict schedule for Newport and Latonia meets. Newport runs May 21–26, June 4–5, June 8–20, June 25–July 2. Latonia May 28–June 24, June 11–17, June 21–23, June 28–30, with Decoration Day and July 4th overlapping. New Orleans entries list multiple horses across six races today, including Avea, Engano, Diffidence, Lilian Reed, Tyran, Ladyship, and several others across six races with weights and odds noted.
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Newport
Latonia
Elnclanadl
W. E. Applegate
Frank Fowler
Ith
New Orleans
Engano
Orleans
Barney F. Wi
Alex
Lilian Reed
Tyran
Juaneda
Barnea
Miss Hoss
Belle Ward
Tillie W
Bill Jackman
L. T. Caton
Cotton Plant
Lord Nevile
Little Regele
Cathedral
the Sluggard
One Cassidy
Sir Blaze
Grace Phillips
Nan-O0-Kee
Giella
Loka
Statira
Lavega
Tom Richardson
Ben Chance
Wilkerson
Sadie Barnam
Russell R. Frangible
Misericordia
Sue Johnson
Monomaniac
Maegle Davis
Bertha Nell
Flying Bi
Floating Debt Reaches 2500 At First Methodist Service
Bishop Warren A. Candler preached on the Good Samaritan at the First Methodist Church. The floating debt of the church, valued at 2500 dollars, was quickly funded with subscriptions from 200 dollars up as wealthy members were absent. He linked love to the divine nature, saying religion must be taken as found and that no man has a right to an opinion in religious matters.
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Warren A. Candier
First Methodist Church
Candier
Texas
Southwestern University
Baltimore
New York
Gil
Delphi
Candler
Rome
Eason
Bishop Candler
Catale
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Dr. Dixon
Brooklyn
The
Tabernacle
Zion
Dav
Calvary
Wwe
Dixon
Svesus
John MeNle
Countess Schimmelmann
Broughton
Church of Jesus Christ
Coney Island
Eva “Istic Union
Evangelistic Union
Living Word
Hanson Place Baptist Church
Ur. Broughton
Schimmelmann
God
Countess Schimmelmann at Big Bethel Church
Countess Schimmelmann spoke to the Ble Bethel church congregation last night filling the pews and altar area. She recounted her life and religious work over seventeen years, describing converts she helped and the impact of her words. The audience reacted with earnest restraint then emotional unity as a chant rose from the crowd and the countess appeared visibly moved.
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Countess Schimmelmann
Ble Bethel Church
Dr. Broughton
Aimple
Schimmelmann
Dixon's Sermon Draws Large Tabernacle Crowd
A large audience gathered at the Tabernacle to hear Dixon's sermon. No services will be held at Tabernacle this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Tabernacle
Brooklyn evangelist plans new auditorium amid election turmoil
Dr Dixon of Brooklyn urges subscriptions for a new evangelistic auditorium to serve multiple denominations with a 400 seat current space and a 1000 seat future room. He promotes a five year funding plan and aims to spread evangelical work nationally, while local police board election rumors fill a separate page.
National Junior Republic public meeting in Washington
Senator Depew spoke at a Columbia theater gathering with President McKinley and Secretary Long attending. He argued charity can worsen pauperism and praised self-help, noting scholarships often hinder rather than help. Blair Lee, Thomas C. Noyes, and others spoke, with a letter from John Hay read.
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Depew
National Junior Republic
Washington
McKinley
Secretary Long
Chauncey Depew
Congress
Columbia Theater
Annapolis Junction
Baltimore
England
Blair Lee
Thomas C. Noyes
The
Republic
John Hay
Elections For Police Board Chairman Stir Local Interest
The piece notes English as a respected former commissioner and an able chairman. Friends of commissioners advocate him for the chair, while the police board faces a lively election tonight with a highly watched outcome by local politicians and those tracking police matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiice Board
Health Board Meeting Warns of Smallpox Menace in Tennessee
Nashville March 11 Special The state board of health met to review Columbia Tennessee smallpox reports and authorize compulsory vaccination and quarantine measures in Maury and surrounding counties. The livestock board also considered Texas fever enforcement while clergy news and Grain-O advertisement follow.
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Health Board of Tennesse
Nashville
Tenn
State Board of Health
Columbia Board of Health
Columbia
Albright
State Board
Middle Tennessee
Maury County
Marshall
Giles
Lawrence
Williamson
Davidson
Livestock Board
Texas
Savannah
Robert Vandeventer
The
Baptist Church
Hawkinsville
J. D. Chapman
Duffy Street Baptist Church
Chapman
Greenville
S. C
Vandeventer
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