Finest Dairy in the World To Be Installed at Biltmore
Raleigh May 4 Special. Moonshining dockets fill the federal court in North Carolina. Many whites fail to pay poll tax due to crop failure, disfranchising themselves and many Negroes. Delegates appointed for West India days at Charleston expo. Vanderbilts to open a dairy at Biltmore with a glass gallery and dairy staff. Japs inspect tobacco markets as NC tobacco acreage rises toward 150 million pounds. Two society weddings planned this week in Raleigh. Treasurer Ray search ends with murder speculation. A million shad released in Cape Fear River. strawberries to flood lines Wilmington to Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherip Page
North Carolina
Ttis
Aycock
Chadwick
Beaufort
W. B. Blades
Newbern
B. F. Montague
Raleigh
George W. Watts
Durham
W. R. Odell
Concord
Biltmore
George Vanderblit
BR. H. Hunt
New York
Ww. J. Brothers
Kinston
Fort Barnwell
Lecko Hotta
Agricultur
Patterson
Treasurer Bay
Ray
Millis Lumber Company
Montgomery County
Cape Ear River
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Farmer Boggs Kills Kennedy in Self-Defense in Decatur
In Decatur Alabama on May 4 a white farmer named Boggs shot and killed Scott Kennedy a colored man near the river bank after a quarrel at the city wharf Kennedy said he would fetch a gun Boggs then retrieved his weapon and shot Kennedy as he sat on a log Boggs was arrested and claimed self defense.
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Decatur
Ala
Boggs
Scott Kennedy
Bank Street
Kennedy
Chinese Mission Proposals for Independent Presbytery
Rev C A Alexander stated clerk reports a Chinese mission field overture to the Presbyterian General Assembly asking permission to organize a presbytery in China independent of U S church organization. It would be composed of missionaries and native church officers, with missionaries not subject to US church discipline but eligible for membership exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chins
Jackson
Miss
C. A. Alexander
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the South
China
United States
Camp Family Reunion Draws Georgia Dallas Guests
The Camp family reunion, held in Dallas during a Confederate reunion, showcases Colonel Benjamin Camp and a long line of descendants from Campbell county Georgia. Notables include Mrs. B. S. Glover known as the mother of reunions, and numerous Camp descendants from Georgia, Texas, and Louisiana attending four days of events. The guest list spans Campbell county roots to Dallas residents and surrounding areas, highlighting the family’s famed wit and camaraderie.
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Camp
Georgia
Constitution
Dallas
Tex
J. C. Watkins
Benjamin Camp
Campbell County
Ben
Swiss Avenue
B. 8. Glover
T. C. Glover
Twenty-first Georgia Regiment
Doles- Cook Brigade
Old Homestead
Joseph W. Camp
Haynesville
B. A. Camp
Atlanta
Margaret Zellars
Corsicana
Lilie Willis
Campbell
E. 8. Glover
Joseph Camp
Johyn W. Camp
TB. A. Camp
L. H. Wilts
Dating
C. D. Camp
E. A. Camp
Jennie Sanders
Magnolia
A. C. Johnson
Lillie Willis
William Camp
Italy
Tex James Brock
Campbellton
Thomas Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Homer
Wilson
Chapel Hill
Gai
James
Rome
Ray Camp
Monroe
Asbury Camp
Milam County
Texas
W. J. Camp
Chapel HM
Matt Camp
Charles Camp
Kate
Willie
Gertle
Lafayette
Mexia
Wiley Gaither
Greenville
Moses D. Watkins
Whitesburg
Irving H. Elder
Housely
Jeff Ward
Sam Brantley
Fairburn
Parcks
Huchesons Mills
Suttles
John Willams
Benjamin Watkins
Stovall
Winston
Milam
Kaufman
Jethro Jones
Carroll County
Loyd Watkins
McKinney
Tate Zellars
Sipe Springs
Henry Abbott
Jesse Mosely
Cartwright
Stafford
Sharpe
Sherman
Arnold
McGeulreh
Cedar Springs
Misa Mary Westbrooks
Westbrooks
T. J. Woodall
M. K
J. M. Phillips
Bremen
M. Midgett
McCommish
Mineola
Pony Adair
D. Morgan
Charles Mosely
Palmetto
R. Bryant
E. M. Phillips
Dr. King
Hannah
Dave Tatum
Zach Childress
Fort Worth
Wss
Mary Childress
East Point
David Tatum
Buckie Smith
Louise Longino
Douglasville
Epworth League to Meet in Americus Georgia
The Georgia Epworth League annual convention for the south Georgia conference will be held in Americus with at least 500 delegates expected alongside prominent southern representatives. The Red Men lodge also meets in Americus May 12 with 300 attendees and a banquet, while Pocahontas ceremonies and auxiliary activities involve visiting members and their wives. Lomahassee tribe will host Red Men guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia Epworth League
South Georgia
Order of Pocahontas
Eyworth Leaguers
Order of Red Men Council
Lomahassee
Mrs Askew Adjudged Insane After Son Enlists
Athens Ga May 4 Yesterday afternoon Mrs Fannie Askew of this city was adjudged insane It is said she lost her mind as the result of her son Willie Askew joining the army He was her only child and she brooded over his departure from home until her mind became unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fannie Askew
Willie Askew
Presbyterian University Fight Chooses Georgia Cities as Offers Pour In
Georgia synod session in Atlanta will weigh establishment of a Presbyterian university under the old Oglethorpe charter. Toccoa Valdosta Waycross Newnan and Atlanta submit offers with cash and land, while Florida and Alabama synods respond differently as discussions pursue a southern flagship college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Presbyterian University
Georgia
First Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Synod of Georgia
J. W. Walden
Alabama
Synod of Florida
Oglethorpe College
Mercer
Emory
Moses Waddell
University of Georgia
Ally Dice
Toccoa
Haddock Inn
Valdosta
Memorial Day Observed in Barnesville with Oration
Memorial Day services in Barnesville Georgia drew over a thousand attendees for an address by Gordon Institute president G F Oliphant who urged preserving war records. The ceremony featured music by the Barnesville Concert band, vocal numbers by Mrs Mary Bowden Smith, a male quartet, and a large parade to the cemetery with 47 crosses of honor presented by Rev C W Durdan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
G. F. Oliphant
Gordon Institute
J. F. Hunt
Oliphant
Mary Bowden Smith
Mesars
Ouphant
Kemp
Anderson
Stafford
F. M. Stafford
W. C. Marshburn
J. Q. Nash
Cadet Corps
Second
Georgia Regiment
Georgia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rev
C. W. Durdan
Alabama Still Is Raided Man Arrested On Place Found
Revenue Collector Hanlin and Deputy Marshals Wade and Davidson raided a northern county location and seized two barrels of whiskey and a large copper still. They arrested Mr. Aaron, found at the site, with whiskey destroyed as evidence. Astron to appear before United States Commissioner Madison tomorrow. Also reports a Phi DeltaTheta dance at Blits hall led by J D McQueen with Miss Hannah Stewart. Parish delegates elected to council Birmingham May 21: E N C Snow Fred R Maxwell J H Fitts. Mr and Mrs J C Hargraon hosted Tuscaloosa Female college seniors. Harris on honorary member class of 1902. Belle Strickland attended teachers Institute at Fosters with fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Hanlin
Wade
Davidson
Aaron
Astron
United States
Madison
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
J. D. McQueen
Hannah Stewart
Marion
Christchurch
Birmingham
Messrs
E. N. C. Snow
Fred R. Maxwell
J. H. Fitts
J. C. Hargraon
Jonat Gees
Perry the sleeping preacher a human prodigy claims
In Washington to Columbia reports detail Major Perry, the so called sleeping preacher. An observer recalls hearing him recite a hymn and sermon from memory while asleep. Dr L A Fox and Dr D M Crosson offer explanations of involuntary memory and impressions retained from youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, D. C
Rev. S. ©. Ballentine
Gil
D. M. Crosson
Leesville
Perry
Roanoke College
Balem
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Crorson
Vittor
Major Perry
Luetheran Wialtor
Hawkins
Aimply
L. A. Fox
Fairfield County
Dr. Fox
Barton Begins New Gym Schedule for Men Over 25
Dr J W Barton new physical director at the YMCA launches Monday May 5 with all gym classes in operation and adds a 25 plus business men class. Evening and weekend schedules cover light recreative work, baths, and a handball tournament next week limited to twelve teams of two. Boys keep existing classes. RU-TER-BA cures indigestion and dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barton
Berton
Barton
Dr. Barton
Hebrew Home anniversary marks a decade and more
The Hebrew Orphans Home celebrated its thirteenth anniversary with a large crowd. Pupils performed recitations songs and tableaux. medals and cash prizes were awarded. Hon. Simon Wolf gave the annual address praising the home and its staff led by R. A. Sonn and Mrs. Simon with Miss Dora Fried cited for support. The program included works by Goldie Weinberg Philip Dickstein Edith Cohn and others. Athens plans to send representatives to the Macon rifle shoot, with the Athens Guards boasting several expert marksmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Simon Wolf
Joseph Hirgoeh
Ita
Atlanta
Old Guard
District No. 6
R. A. Sonn
Simon
Dora Fried
Ifs
Goldie Weinberg
Philip Dickstein
Edith Cohn
Clifford Weingarten
Adeline Pletschman
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Orth Carolina Federal
N. C
Federal Court
Hancock
Keswick
Alice Jones
T. M. Jones
Greensboro
William Smith
W. N. H. Smith
Nell Linton
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Southern Educational Conference
Henderson County
EAU de Cologne
Gobann &Alla Sarina Biennen
Koln
Agi
Atall
Epworth League
Red Men
Mrs. Askew
the Presbyterian School
New College
Waycross
Wewnan
Boys IN Gray
South Carolina
Eve
Mesara
Grant Weight
M. R. Morgan
Mrs. MacNamarsa
Wa? Surley
New York Journal
Miesersom Benjamin, & Co
Nowles
Mom
Sals
Essig Bros
Stoblers
Whitehall St
Messrs. Alfred Benjamin & Co
Colum
Empire Business Bureau
Gan
Moler Barber Colleges
St. Louis
New Orleans
Sam HH. Harris
20Th St
Illinois Industrial Union
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Aeaa
Chamberlin-Johnson
Bell
DR. Edmondson
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Manl'y Chemists
Tom Watson
France
the Columbian Book Co
Hig
the Standard Chemical Co
Dept. F
Bt. Louis
B. W. Carson
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Equitable
Oscar
McCandiesa
Kiser
J.T. Holleman
West Albams St
West Alabama Street
Mercantile Mortgage Co
Broad St
Inquire Room & Grant Building
Harrison's
Southern Press
Aouthern
Austell
Gardner & CO
Edgewood Avenue
Pulliam and
Glenn
Fulton County Farm
Merritts Ave
Peachtree St
Piedmont Rubber Company
Peachtree Street
Hube C. D. Kenny Co
America
J. C
J. G. Evins
Ftehall Street
Edison
Columbia
Atlanta Phone Co
Peachtree
M. L. Thrower
South Worsyth Street
Tooia Richards Machine Co
Petar Street
Ananta Seed Co
Gsuth Broadst
Bermuda
Granville Beal
Wallace Jac
Dr. Laniers
Marietta
Marietta Streets
Eee
Underwood
Wagner Typewriter Company
Empire Building
North Broad Street
Les Capenhill Land Co
Edgewood Ave
Paulding
Bartow
Aliso
Persons & Qualls
Mariana, Ga
Jolly
East
Hunter Street
Peter& Street
J. M. Quick Co
Hunter St
White Hickory Wagon Mfg. CO
Broad Street
Goodyear
Whitehall Street
E. D. Crane & CO
South
Forsyth St
Columbus Bugsy Co
A. Forsyth
Troy Laundry
Algo
N. Forsyth St
the Tian Man
Ma N Qad
Hone
Cannon Collection Agency
Temple Court
Finley Carriage Co
Hartford-Finley
W. A. Dodge, Jr
Forsyth Street
Atlanta, Ga
F. J. Marshall
B. M. Woolley
Julius R. Watts & Co, Jeweler
West Alabama St
Rosa Morrell
Herman Strauss
Tom
Adeline Fleischman
Alice Agoos
Mark Silverberg
Edward Epstein
Fly
Rosa Tobacco
Isaac H. Fleischman
Macon
Medical
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