Presbyterians Plan United Ten Day Assembly in Atlanta May
Presbyterian ministers from Atlants and across the United States invite all Presbyterian assemblies to convene in Atlanta on the third Thursday in May 2913. The plan envisions four major assemblies meeting separately by day and uniting each night for mass sessions, aiming to be the largest Presbyterian gathering in U S history.
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Emmruttees
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association of Atlants
United States
Atllanta
Péntea
Messanges
United
United States of Amerrica
Presbyterian Church of the
Philae Temple Ruins Sold Sought By Morgan in New York
New York March 19 J Morgan after winter in Egypt is said to negotiate purchase and removal to 404mérics of the temple of Philae. The ruin faces destruction from the Nile rise due to the Agassouar dam extension. Estimated cost of the work exceeds 3 million dollars.
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New York
J. Morgan
Egypt
Philae
Nile
Morgan
Child Dies of Burns and Bride Fatally Injured in Memphis Fire
Memphis reports an accidental blaze injures a bride and costs a child his life. Richard Anderson Jr., age unspecified, died after ten hours from flames that ignited his clothing during a bonfire incident. His mother suffered serious burns while trying to save him. Mrs Fannie Divini, 13, at a different home, also caught fire in her clothing and was extinguished by neighbors but remains fatally burned.
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Memphis
Richard Anderson, Jr
Fannie Divini
Ropper
Florida Man Indicted for Larceny on Bailee Affair
Solomon B. Aultman of Tampa Fla was indicted by a Chicago grand jury on larceny on bailee charges. Miss Elizabeth Bickerdike daughter of a pioneer settler testified she lost property valued at 150000 inherited from her father. A note for 19000 part payment for land figured in the case.
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Chicago
Solomon B. Aultman
Tampa
Pls
Elizabeth Bickerdike
Hi 6
General Clarence Edwards Wins Admiration From Taft Allies
General Clarence Edwards, who admitted withholding records from the house committee probing Major Ray and alleged improprieties affecting Taft, is described as a close friend of the president. The two men are noted as frequent golf companions.
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Clarence Edwards
House
Major Ray
Taft
Five Men Killed in Train Crossing Crash at Spencer
Five men driving a surrey to Spencer for glass blowing work were killed when a passenger train struck their vehicle at a crossing near Enettaville Indiana. The victims named Worden Williams Farmer Brown Rogers were from Louisville Kansas City Summitville and Spencer. Worden was taken a mile and a half by the locomotive pilot. The two horses drawing the surrey escaped harm.
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Enettaville
Ind
Chicago
Indianapolis
Worden
Werden
Surrey
The Issue Vox Del Taft and Roosevelt Clash
Harper's Weekly notes the public voice split between President Taft and former President Theodore Roosevelt. The brief commentary highlights a partisan divide and the potential impact on national politics. The piece underscores the power of public opinion in shaping leadership and policy directions during the era.
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Harper's Weekly
Vox Populi
Vox del
President Taft
Vox Populii
Vox Met
Theodore Roosevelt
Anniston to Host National Guard Summer Maneuvers
A Washington message to Fred J L Blackmin says the War Department orders a large force of regular army officers and men to Anniston Alabama for summer maneuvers. About 25 000 to 36 000 militia from nine southern states will train, replacing Chickamauga Park as the usual site.
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Anniston
Ala
National Guard
Dccordi
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Senate
Ida
Kentucky
Tennessee
North and
South Carolina
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sure Sign of Spring in Whitehall Street
A young man strolling on Whitehall Street embodies spring's arrival and courage as street urchins whistle the old song Where Did You Get That Hat, while he remains unbothered by their jests, proving spring’s heraldry in urban life.
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Whitehall Street
Wrong address given to police by women
Mrs J L Beatty and Mrs Clara Brittle were injured racing a buggy near Adamsville on Sunday night and told police they lived at 18 Hull Street. Investigators later found the Hull Street occupants did not know the women, and neither Beatty nor Brittle resided there.
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J. L. Beatty
Clara Brittle
Adamsville
Hull Street
Monte
Beatty
Briffle
England's Socialist Countess Visits for Lectures on Labor
Lady Warwick, famed as England's socialist countess and leader of society in Edwardian times, travels to this country to deliver lectures on socialism and labor conditions. She asserts suffrage for women is inevitable, as half of humanity remains underrepresented.
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Warwick
Edward
England
Hospital Turns Into Beauty Parlor In Wart Treatment Plan
Philadelphia on March 19 reports Hahnemann Hospital reacting to an ad inviting 160 wart sufferers to undergo a new wart removal treatment. More than 2,000 replies were received. Physicians are testing a new method and will publish a full medical report later for the professional community.
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Philadelphia
Hachtemann Hospital
Hahnemann
Wife seeks a divorce from Admiral Couden
Mrs. Henry Couden wife of Rear Admiral Rey nes Couden A N retired has filed suit for divorce and maintenance. She alleges she cannot learn her husband's whereabouts and that the 106 a month he allows is insufficient for support. Couden then Mrs Addicks married the admiral in Philadelphia in 1883 and they lived together until about a year ago. Navy officials say Admiral Couden is living in Michigan City Indiana, his native city.
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Washington
Henry Couden
Reynes Couden
Re. Couden
Addicks
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Admiral Couden
Michigan City
Ind
Magid files 2.181 million damages suits in two courts
Louis B. Magid petitions in federal and Fulton superior courts for 2.181 million dollars in damages and an injunction to block a merger of the Georgia Railway and Power Company with Georgia Power and Atlanta Power. He alleges a conspiracy to restrain interstate commerce, monopolize the power industry, and criticizes the Georgia railroad commission for approving improper bond moves and inflated cost statements. He also seeks to stop a 999-year lease of Georgia Railway and Electric Company, arguing it is a sale in disguise and unconstitutional.
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Gréat Power Companies
Georgia Railway and Power Company
United States
Fulton Superior Courts
Louis B. Magid
Géorgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Power Company
Atlanta Power Company
Interstate Commierce
Georgia
Atlantic Hydro-Electric Power Company
South Carolina
Georgia Railroad Commission
Magid
Northern Construction Company
Detroit
Atlanta
Atlanta Hydro-Electric Company
Railroad Commission
Fulton
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
H. M. Atkinson
BFS Arkwright
Comeny
Vertigo Attack From Heat Hurts Pensacola Carpenter
J H Davis a 59 year old Pensacola carpenter was struck by vertigo while working on a 10 foot scaffold at Marletta and Hutnictt streets and fell to the pavement. Doctors at Grady hospital treated a fractured right leg and multiple bruises for over an hour. He suspects heat caused the momentary collapse and hospital notes reflect that conclusion. Davis resided at 42 Currier Street with his wife and child.
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Marletta
Hutnicttt
J. H. Davis
Pensacola
Fla
Carpenter
Grady Hospital
David
David Five
Currier Street
Come in Boys Water Is Fine
Fragmentary OCR text mentions water and swimming imagery with unclear names and places. No coherent event or reporting context emerges.
Turanta Voices in Concert Featured Misa Blorexte Hinkle
Mudttériangy Set festival advertisement highlights Misa Blorexte Hinkle a leading American soprano. Mr Sheldon to preside at organ with several instrumental players. Ticket prices: 1 for box seats 1.50 arena 75 dress circle 50 balcony 50 cents. On sale at Wootcortum box office March 25 and 26.
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Misa Blorexte Hinkle
Sheldon
Mreser
Wootcortum
The Matter With Your Baby and a Laxative Remedy
A fragment discusses a child health concern and endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative. It cites Mrs C R Cras of Wellford South Carolina and Mrs Helen Sheetz of La Grange as examples and offers a trial sample via mail from Monticello Illinois. The ad notes a price of fifty cents or one dollar for a larger bottle and claims long use by American families.
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C. R. Cras
Wellford
9. C
Helen Sheetz
la Grange
Caldweill
Gripin
W. B. Caldwell
Washington
Monticello
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