Dr. Broughton Says Goodbye to Atlanta Tabernacle
Farewell addresses honor Dr. Broughton after years leading the Tabernacle in Atlanta. Speakers praise his leadership and vow to carry on his work as he departs for a London post. Messages from pastors and officials express sorrow and confidence in his mission closing with a note of hopeful continuation.
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London
Jésus
Jesus
Dr. Broughton
Christ
Callaway
Board of Deacons
Broughton
Atlanta
Marion M. Jackson
Georgia
Bim
John J. Eagan
Atlante Bible Conference
Tabernacle Bible Conference
I. C. Solomon
Cox College
Endana
Carthage
Hannibal
Rome
Caesar
Athens
Atlenta
Ionn Temple Graves
Lomion
A. Re
Robert Stuart MecArthug Cup
Piy
Sroughton
Dearcons
John E. White
Wake County
North Carolina
Roland Hill
W. BH. Riley
Minneapolis
Minn
C. W. Daniel
J. W. Ham
the Tabernacle
BH. C. Dare
Macon
Russell H. Conwill
Millard A. Jenkins
J. Massey
Chattanooga
William Louis
Poteat
Wolks
James R. Gray
J. L. White
Memphis
Ham
M Broughton
Br. Broughton
Mathea
Tabernacle
Atlante Diy Tran
E ‘Oling
Cork
Bon
Aslowi
Pastor Fata
Newly Weds Interest In Trip Draws Mrs Grace
Mrs Daisy Grace on a rapid Atlanta trip aboard the New York Atlanta and New Orleans Limited examines letters and papers bearing on her case. She shows interest in two honeymooning youths, comments on their conduct, and prepares for her Atlanta arrival while recovering from a burdened mind and awaiting trial.
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Britt Ordis
Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Southern
Daisy Grace
Montmortin claimant urged claim to Spanish throne
The Montmollin claimant, de Montmollin, pressed a hereditary claim to the Spanish throne against King Alfonso XIII. He claimed right since Alfonso XII began his reign and reportedly refused Weyler’s large offer to lead a punitive expedition from Cuba. He lived in quiet exile near the De Merie river for years and died recently after a life marked by persistent claims and intrigue.
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Hagland
Spain
de Montmollin
Alfondé XII
Alfonso, XVI
Dé Montmolilh
Weyler
Guba
Lilia
de Montmollinnd
Auackout
Remarkable Happenings on the Crosstown Streetcar
An elderly rural man accepts a five dollar bill offered by a young woman who found it on the car floor. He confirms he loves it, then returns the money to her owner who explains she lost the bill two years ago. Both agree the moment is remarkable and honest.
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Judge's
Sample Jumps From Window At Cannon Hotel
Carl Sample a 20 year old youth leaped from a fourth floor window at the Cannon hotel corner Alabama and Pryor street at 6 Sunday morning. He fell onto railroad tracks about thirty feet below and died. Police found a cocaine vial near his bed in the hotel room and suspect liquor or drugs influenced the tragedy. He lived with relatives in Greenwood Park and was a laborer. He was taken to Grady hospital after the fall.
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Carl Sample
Cahnon
Alabama
Pryor Street
Sample
Grady
Cannon Hotel
Ogrmewood Park
Ell
Officer Thornton Wrenches His Foot
Officer Re. C. Thornton, a veteran traffic policeman at Five Points, likely out a week or ten days after a fall in front of Big Samuels on Decatur near Peachtree Street. He injured his right foot and was taken to Grady hospital then home to 222 Lea Street.
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Nownah
Grace
Girard Trust Co
Philadelphia
Guinéaville
Atlanta
West Sixtieth Street
RE. C. Thornton
Grady Hospital
Thornton
Big Samuels
Decatur
Peachtrea Street
Lea Street
Bullet Through Head Ends Life of Lebanon Man
Nashville dispatch reports Harry Kirkpatrick aged 46 killed himself with a revolver through the head at his country home near Lebanon. once connected with a large tobacco firm, he had been ailing with neurasthenia and unable to manage business in recent months.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lebanon
Harry Kirkpatrick
Neurasthania
Wap
Rebels Retake Ground in Mexican Civil War Actions
In Mexico on March 24 rebels report gains after three days of fighting near Baculda and Escalon. Federal losses include sixty dead and a destroyed armored train. General Campa claims 4,000 rebels against 2,000 federal troops and reports imprisoning thirty, with one officer capturing two rapid-fire guns. General Gondarén Salas, wounded, resigns to lead from the field.
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Himinez
Meéxico
Rabels
Aehuins
Gondaren Salas
Abone
Ena
Baculda
Canipa
Corralitea
Escalon
THY Teierala
Campa
Sanai
General Campa
Fragmentary Knife Attack Scene In A Scottish Melodrama
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a violent stage moment where a character with a knife confronts another, voices rage and fate, and mentions a girl named Maloney who defends honor in a Scottish setting.
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Waas
Maloney
Cotton Growers Notice on Cotton Prices and Offers
An old style notice from J.D. TATUM at FAIR VIEW FARM Balmeite Ca advertising cotton varieties and pricing. It promotes Big Boll types with prices per bushel and bulk deals, urging orders be sent to the seller. The text lists several price points and quantity discounts, emphasizing pure seed and reliability.
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Avery
Gieverana
Hastings
Ciel
Cleveland
J.D. Tatum
Fair View Farm
Balmeite
Fital Quarrel Over a Fence in Knoxville
A quarrel over a fence in Knoxville, Tennessee, ends with John Oxborn, a prosperous farmer, shot and killed on a Sunday. Joseph King, a local merchant, surrendered after the incident and posted a $5,000 bond as authorities prepared charges. The event highlights tensions along property lines and the fragile line between neighborly disputes and violence.
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Knoxville
Fenn
John Oxborn
Teith
Joseph
King
Péentepore
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