Wom en May Sing An Emergencies In Choirs Debate
An Ecclesiastical Review article explains the Motu Proprio keeps mixed singing prohibited in many US churches. It notes exceptions when male voices cannot fulfill liturgical needs and urges careful separation of voices to preserve reverence and decorum during non liturgical devotions and chapels for women.
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Ecclesiastical Review
Maken
Georgia Catholic
Ecclestastic Review
Rome
Auf Pic
Ecclesiantical Review
Sacred Congregation Rites
Aspostolle
Washington
Ely Sen
United States
Roosevelt Aided Socialism, Says Dinner Speakers
Miss Charlotte Teller daughter of United States Senator Teller of Colorados asserts former President Roosevelt greatly aided socialism in the United States. Speaking at a dinner of the Intercollegiate Socialist Society last night she joined several other speakers in endorsing the view.
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Roosevelt
New York
Charlotte Teller
United States
Berator Teller
Colorads
Bilious People Try It Free
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for biliousness and a torpid liver. It claims gentle bowel action, relief from indigestion and headaches, and offers a refund if it fails. Players named include Meck Clark of Harlington and Caldwell of Zalma, with ordering details and free sample notes.
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Billousnewe
Meck Clark
Harlington
Zalma
Sant
B Caldwell
Former Atlantan on the Baltic
Henry Rosenfeld, a former Atlantan now with Equitable Life in New York, describes the rescue of 1,800 passengers after the collision of the Republic and Florida on January 22. He, aboard the Baltic, witnessed long night transfers, perilous boats and lifesaving efforts by Baltic crew and Florida officers, praising bravery and the remarkable cooperation across national lines.
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Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Sociuty
New York
Henry Rosenfeld
Florida
Stern
Bow
Rosenfeld
Equitable
Easton Station
London
Liverpool
The
Republic
Ransom
Baltic
Meer Derk
Ballic
Bellic
Poat
Rosenfield
Itelimn Ateam
Sengera
América
Governor to Act on Farm Tuesday in State Farm Decision
Governor Smith prepares to decide on the prison commission's choice of a prison farm for white convicts. If he disapproves, the selection may transfer to Governor-elect Joseph M. Brown. The commission, after thorough review, supports its offer and had urged public release of its findings before the governor's action. The decision is expected before the governor leaves for a Grover Cleveland birthday banquet in Buffalo.
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Cape
Smith
Redlhwas
Gorge
Joseph M. Brown
Fte
Emich
Bustals, N
Grover Cleveland
State Farm
Williams Applies for Correct Marriage License in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 13 Charles B Williams aged 50 faced a mix up after a license to wed was issued to marry Cora Webster instead of her sister Emily. The probate office corrected the error and Williams will marry the right bride next Sunday morning.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles B. Williams
Cora Webster
Emily
Williame
Williama
Williams
Constipation and Liver Trouble Healed at Last
A man long tormented by constipation and liver trouble shows improvement after embracing natural care. He credits relief to a simple routine and dietary adjustments aiding his overall health.
1.00 WORTH FOR 50c JAMES SANATORIUM CO
A testimonial letter praising a liver and constipation treatment from Raleigh NC advocates a one dollar bottle offered for fifty cents and a money back guarantee. It urges readers to test the cure and contrasts with common pills while noting voyage anecdotes and a later shipboard recollection.
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Raleigh
J.B. Arn
Macon Military Show Impresses at Annual Inspection
Macon Ga March 19 Special The spread and showing by local military companies at the annual inspection pleased local officers and volunteers. Macon Volunteers express high satisfaction with last night’s results as Macon Hussars and Floyd Rifles plan Monday evening inspections. Major Palmer will lead the state inspection and return in a week to conduct a court martial for local officers and units.
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Macon
Macon Hussars
Fioyd Rifles
Palmer
Lester to Go Free in Sensational Robbery Case
Moblie March 19 Judge Semmes announces remaining counts in the indictment against Featwood Lester are bad and the state cannot proceed. State Solicitor Blalsworth says the case will be dismissed Tuesday. Lester and his wife were arrested February 8 on a hardware firm president's complaint for robbing him of £6,625.
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Moblie
J Semmes
Featwood Lester
Blalsworth
Casa Xalle
Lester
Herdaway Young
Juror Signs Highlight Blind Tiger Trial in Girard
In Columbus Georgia on March 13, reports say prohibition cases in the Russell circuit court have yielded several convictions. The trial of James Kittrell drew attention after a juror signaled from the jury box during deliberations, leading to contempt findings and penalties. Kittrell faced imprisonment for contempt, later released, and another conviction carried a fine.
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Columbus
Girard
Ala
Seale
Ada
Russetl
Girerd
Chattahooches
Jamen Kittrell
Kittrell
Evans
Sell
Triae
Cese
Palmer dies after fall at country seat near Colorado Springs
Multi millionaire General William J. Palmer founder of Colorado Springs dies at his country seat Gllen-Eyrie after a fall from a horse in October 1888 that broke his back. He was known as the strategic citizen and left an estate valued at about 6080.
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Palmer
Colorado Springs
Cul
Willam J. Palmer
Gllen-Eyrie
Colorado
Edgewood Park Realty Company Seeks Charter in Atlanta
Attorneys Wimbish Watkins Hills filed in superior court for a charter of Edgewood Park Realty Company. Capital stock set at 50 000 with privilege to increase to 250 000. Office to be in Fulton county. Business includes buying selling subdividing and improving land. Twenty year charter with renewal option. Page a noted Atlanta real estate man involved in several large deals.
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Atlanta
Wimbish, Watkins & Hills
Charles T Page
Eugene HE
Fulton County
Page
Cendler
Textile Men Meet in Atlanta Tuesday Convention Signals Southern Cotton Group
A textile convention will convene in Atlanta on March 16 with opening session at 10 a m. Delegates from several southern states connected with cotton industry will discuss sect ion and use and likely explore the subject from multiple angles.
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Atlanta
South
Atlante
Georgia Clay Deposits Explored in New State Report
A second Georgia clay resources report by State Geologist Otto Vemtch details the state’s vast deposits and economic value, noting annual clay product values around 2.8 million dollars. The 463 page volume includes three maps, 200+ sample analyses, and highlights high grade kaolins and fire clays suitable for china ware, porcelain, terra cotta, and building bricks. The work aims to boost Georgia’s rank among states while maintaining scientific rigor. The volume may be secured from Professor W McCallie by postage of 28 cents.
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Georgia
Otto Vemtch
Aintent
State Geological Department
United Stats
Wikinson
SW. McCallie
Heinrich Riea
Cornell University
McCallie
Department of Geology
Ithaca
W McCallie
State Geological Survey
Alanta
Deer
New Corporations Montgomery Ale March 13
The Birmingham District Coal Light and Power Company reports to the secretary of state with capital of 28 000 to furnish light and power to Birmingham.
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Montgomery, Ale
Birmingham District Coal, Light and Power Company
Stats
Birmingham
Czar Confiscates Petersburg Newspaper
March 18 report states a Petersburg paper was confiscated for publishing extracts from Count Leo Tolstoi's lost work Christianity and the Death Penalty. The incident highlights censorship by authorities and a clash over literary release.
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Petersburg
Txitly
Leo Tolstoi
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