Broughton Farewell as Atlanta Preacher Heads to London
A large Atlanta gathering bids farewell to Dr. Broughton at the Tabernacle. Speakers praise his leadership and ministry, noting he heads to London to wake up England and carry his work abroad. Seventy express desire for Christian life, with tributes from pastors and leaders and messages of regret from across Georgia.
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Millard A. Jenkins
J. C. Massey
Chattanooga
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Daisy Grace in Atlanta trip over letters amid case
Mrs Daisy Grace spent most of a Washington to Atlanta journey reviewing letters and papers relevant to her case aboard the Southern Limited. She arrived at Terminal station fatigued yet hopeful, expressing fear of scrutiny but confidence about facing accusations in Atlanta. She praised southern warmth and showed special interest in two newlyweds on the train.
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Amber Montmollin claims throne rights amid Spain dispute
The article recounts John B de Montmollin’s asserted Spanish throne claim, his alleged correspondences with officials, and a reported Weyler filibustering offer. It notes his Civil War service, residence on the Oc mulgee river, and work as a marine engineer for Macon Navigation Co. It also covers Grace’s reaction to her husband’s injury and her search for papers in Philadelphia and Gainesville as she travels toward Atlanta.
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A Remarkable Happening on the Streetcar
An elderly rural gentleman loses a five dollar bill two years ago on a streetcar. A young woman returns it, saying honesty should prevail. He thanks her and calls the moment remarkable, while she questions what is remarkable about it.
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Sample Jumps From Hotel Window in Suspected Drug Flight
Carl Sample a 9 year old youth believed pursued by foes leaped from a fourth floor window at the Cannon hotel corner Alabama and Pryor streets at 6 Sunday morning. He died on railroad tracks below but later doctors said he appeared under the influence of liquor or drugs. A cocaine vial was found near his bed. He lived with relatives in Ormewood Park and was taken to Grady hospital by Officer Sells.
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Sample
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Officer Thornton Wrenches His Foot
Officer C. Thornton, a veteran traffic cop at Five Points, suffered a foot wrenching fall while testing the doors at Big Samuels on Decatur near Peachtree. He was taken to Grady hospital and then to his home at 222 Lee street. Doctors expect a week or ten days before he can return to duty.
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Tragic death of Harry Kirkpatrick in Lebanon area
Nashville dispatch reports 45 year old Harry Kirkpatrick, tied to a large tobacco firm, killed himself at his country home near Lebanon this morning. He had suffered from neurasthenia and could not handle business duties.
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Rebels Claim Victory After Three Days of Mexican Fighting
After three days of battles in Hminez and Eccal, rebels declare victory as casualties mount on both sides. General Campa leads 4,000 rebels against 2,000 federal troops, who suffer heavy losses and derailment disasters including a dynamite blast on an armored train.
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
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Fragmentary verse about Maloney and a vow of blood purity
A fragmentary verse recounts Maloney swearing blood purity and a woman describing a vow about marriage. A delon named Co- appears, suggesting interrupted narrative. The source text is incomplete and lacks clear events or endings.
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Catton Growers Notice for Cotton Seed Catalogs
A damaged OCR notice advertises various cotton seed varieties with prices per bushel and bag amounts. It lists names like Gosk's Improved Hastings' New Dank Account Uncle Sam and Tatum's Hybrid, urging orders to Fair View Farm in Paimatto, California.
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