Public Meeting Honors Grover Cleveland at 75th Anniversary
New York on March 17 reports a public memorial at City College for Grover Cleveland’s 75th anniversary. Tributes and eulogies praise his patriotism, honesty, and leadership from Taft, Dix, Harmon, and other officials. Attendees include Frances Cleveland and relatives of cabinet members.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
City College
Taft
Dix
Harmon
Ohio
Cleveland
Frances Wolsom Cleveland
Danial S. Lamont
Decau
Lfe
Charles
Fairchild
the Treasury
Hibben
Princeton University
Ag Dn
Princeton
Thomas W W. Hardwick
Iergia
Hillery Terbert
Navy
Alan
Richard Olney
Accu Ous
Hoke Smith
Georgia
David R. Francis
Oscar W. Underwood
Racner
Maryland
Alton B. Parker
Melville Dies After Paralysis in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral George Wallace Melville United States Navy dies at 72 from paralysis at his home in Philadelphia. Noted Arctic explorer and longtime chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, he served in the Civil War era and helped with Greely and Jeanette expeditions. Interment set for Laurel Hill Cemetery Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
George Wallace Melville
United States Navy
Loyal Legion
Melville
Het
Navy Department
Navy
Greely
Arctic Circle
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Lumbia
Georgetown
Stevens Inatate
American Academy of Mechanical Engineers
American Society of Naval Engineers
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Laurel HI
Work of Methodists in Dark Continent
Bishop Joseph C. Hartsell of Cincinnati, head of the Methodist Episcopal church in Africa, arrived in New York for a months long visit to report to the general conference in Minneapolis. He notes prosperous conditions among the Mobhamme dans and French, praising French colonial work and missions. He also cites preaching in Constantine to a mixed crowd including Mohammedan women as a sign of shifting sentiment, and comments on Italy’s unity and its potential annexation of Tripoli and Cyrenaica after the Turko Italian war.
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New York
Joseph C. Hartsell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Africa
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Constantine
Italy
Tripoli
Cyrenaica
Winter Magic Amid Frosty Glass and Golden Heart
Poem fragment celebrates winter beauty and the mood of longing. Ada Foster referenced, nature imagery of trees, dawn skies, and the ache of unreachable warmth. A solitary worshipper finds joy in winter’s charm and spring promise.
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Ada Foster
Countess of Warwick on age and women’s suffrage
The Countess of Warwick, grandmother of four, says at 50 she is more interesting to herself and others than in youth. She argues women over 30 gain personal, tangible value from sorrow and joy and supports suffrage as part of a broader bid for freedom and equality with men.
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Countess of Warwick
Lady Warwick
Market expectations rise amid mixed industrial signals
New York reports show cautious optimism in week’s stock market with organized shifts between market quarters and belief in improving tendencies. Industrial shares gain as Standard Oil fragments and American Tobacco top the list while anti trust law adaptations loom. Strength in copper and textiles boosts confidence, though steel remains tepid. Rail earnings weather February gains amid cautious European signals. London advisories temper week’s advance.
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New York
Pooia
Industria
Atocka
Standard Oil
New England
London
Russia
Austria
Ans
Union Pacific
Christianity Only Religion to Stand Test of Reality
Dr. Hugh K. Walker at First Presbyterian church argued Christianity uniquely withstands the test of reality among world faiths. He cited Christ’s works as proof, warned against inner foes, and praised leadership tied to faith, with the Georgia Military Academy guests in attendance.
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Hugh K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Hun Serman
Kipling
Christ
Ft BO
Regius
Work To Start On Cleaning Up
Charles J. Haden chairs the chamber of commerce sanitation committee and plans to appoint today the general committee to direct land cleaning and sanitary education. A meeting is expected this week with the sanitation and special committees to finalize plans.
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Charles J. Haden
Chamber of Commerce
Haden
Ut Ia
Weather and labor woes to steer cotton market this week
New Orleans dispatch notes that weather remains the main influence on cotton prices with a forecast for fair conditions or storms shaping the week. The February ginning report due Wednesday will likely have limited impact, while English coal strikes and global labor unrest threaten to lift market nerves if strikes widen, potentially shifting prices on weather outcomes and crop prospects.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Antere
England
Germany
Woman murdered and found in coal car at Scranton
Scranton Pa March 17 Mrs Julia Hapak a young married woman of Beranten was found dead near her home with her throat cut and a bread knife by her side. A tramp reported seeing her along the railroad tracks and later her body was found in an empty coal car after searches. Police investigate as fire losses of 60000 noted at Moxa Point block of the Paint business.
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Scragton
Julia Hapak
Beranten
Ayoreake
Charles Hapak
Two Convicted On Harsh Parole Links In Georgia Case
In Milledgeville yesterday a 16 year old boy and a 65 year old man were bound together on a transfer to Atlanta. William Carter and A J King, the pair tied by crime, faced long futures with the boy to farm for a minor offense and King to serve ten years for manslaughter. King claimed self defense and hoped for a pardon as his past weighed heavy while a courthouse burn caused losses estimated at sixty thousand dollars. The pair were handcuffed and linked as they arrived at police headquarters before dawn.
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Milledgeville
William Carter
A.J. King
Beir
Atlanta
S. C. Swan
Calhoun
Butler County
King
Calhoun Ten
Hia
Dan
Vesterte
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