Supply Men Meet in Chattanooga A Mfg Association Session
The American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers Association and the Southern Supply and Machinery Dealers Association held a joint session in Chattanooga Tennessee. Papers covered cooperation outside the associations and the duty of jobbers to represent manufacturers. Governor Malcolm R Patterson delivered the banquet address with Edward Hinman as toastmaster.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association
American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers Association
F A Hall
New York City
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Southern Supply and Machinery Manufacturers Association
J A Reichman
Reichman-Crosby Company
Memphia
Saleamen
Tivorge W Talte
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawser Belling Company
Ho Banks
Banks
Hupp Campan
Huntington
Hotel
Patten
Malcolm R Patterson
Tennessee
Edward Hinman
American Steam Fump Company
Hattie Urich Mich
Peace Lectures Fund Aided by Swedish Consul Donation
A fund of $25 000 to support the National Peace Conference lectures in May. John Lindgren, Swedish consul in Chicago, donated the money to Northwestern University. The fund aims to establish a permanent secretariat and prize payments to promote international peace and harmony. A trip to Jacksonville for $5 round trip via multiple rails is offered May 18, with a five day limit. contact Bell Main 11, Atlanta 223.
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Universsty
John 2 Lintgren
Ty Chica
Ashfer
Hlage
Lindgren
Emauja
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Davis Portrait Controversy On Battleship Mi Mississippi
Captain Jonn C Fremont of the United States battleship Mississippi states no objection to displaying a portrait of Jefferson Davis on the silver service aboard the ship as it sails toward New Orleans to receive orders. He and officers respond to a telegraphic inquiry about sympathy with the dead Confederate chieftain’s portrait, asserting the navy has no sectional prejudice and prides itself on broad patriotism.
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Charleston
Jonn C Fremont
United States
Jefferson David
Shela
Confederacy
Framont
VETERINARIAN wr 13 Schwartz 39 Svy 81 Phones 176
Brief note lists names Schwartz and Svy with phone numbers and references to a campaign for veterinaries and funds. Mentions urging U S Senators and representatives from southern states to base a wartime cotton tax appropriation of 5 million dollars for Confederate soldiers. Sets context for a Memphis encampment in July and broader agitation.
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Schwartz
Meridian
Ain
Waitnall
United States
Congress
United States Supreme Court
United Confederate Veteran
Memphis
Arkansas Racing Bill and Wadley Proposal Readiness Mentioned
The article references the Arkansas racing bill and Wadley racing bill for a third reading. It notes a representative touring to the house and efforts to gain floor time, with Willam McGulzen arriving to lead the tent meeting toward the bill.
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Arkansas
Lime Rock Ark
Wadley
Willam McGul Zen
Will
Kidnapper James Boyle Convicted in Short Mercer Trial
James Boyle was found guilty of kidnapping Willie Whitla after a rapid trial in Mercer Pennsylvania. The state rested after presenting witnesses including Boyle's sister Ella Boyle, with the jury reaching a verdict within minutes. Sentencing awaits pronouncement. life imprisonment possible. The trial highlighted Boyle and his wife Mrs Boyle’s roles in selecting their jurors, showing a preference for young unmarried jurors.
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Mercer
James Boyle
Willie Whitla
Boyle
Mary Doe
Doyle
Misa Ella Boyle
James Hoyts
Mra Boyte
Sharon
I¢As
Ohio
Boyles
Cleveland
Bugs
Ier Incourt
Wille Whitla
Judge Overrules Defense Motion in Turpentine Trust Case
Savannah May 8 Judge Sheppard overruled the defense motion in the turpentine trust case directing the case toward testimony. George Meade Boardman of New York and others named as defendants testified financing and restraint of trade disputes. Witnesses described turpentine handling and grading, with Boardman denying conspiratorial ties and stating salary from American Naval Stoves Company.
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Savannah
Turpentine Trust
Sheppard
George Meade Hoardman
New York
American Oval Stores
C W Dill
D W Fletcher
Philadelphia
EH Shay
Jacksonside
J A. G Carson
FR Middleton
Coschman
Havannah
Alos
Afr. Toomer
Never Stores
Dill
Brooklyn
National Transportation and ‘Terminal Company
Soardman
Raven
Racing measure decision on Holl Springs meet in Arkansas
In Little Rock Arkansas May lawmakers weigh a bill to exempt Holl Springs and nearby counties from the anti racing statute allowing 100 racing days per year. House debate was expected. supporters and opponents prepared delegations for the third reading amid tension. William Mosugen leads racing faction with reform movement backing.
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Little Rock
Ark
Holl Springs Shell Heaven
State Senate
Ita
Lot
Pringa
William Mosugen
Cvmner
Reform Movement
Wiggins to Lead Summer Mission Conference in Asheville
RL Wiggins Jr son of Rev R L Wiggins of the North Georgia Methodist Conference will lead the Asheville Missionary Conference July 2 21 under the Young Peoples Missionary movement. He will speak at Atlanta churches Sunday and meet with denominations. The conference aims to attract youth to missionary study with well known US speakers and strong religious programs.
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RL Wiggins, Jr
R. L. Wiggins
North Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Nashville
Trinity Methodist
Park Street Methodist Church
Atlanta
St. Paul Church
Wiamion Wil
Central Presbyterian Church
Wiggins
Presbyterian Committee
Asheville
United States
Lake Geneva
Wis
Silver Bay
Boman
Shipboard Silver Gift Upheld by Arkansas Senate
A senate bill in Little Rock authorizes a joint legislative committee to secure a $10,000 gift for a new battleship. The funds are to be raised to present the ship after launch, with the gift presented as the state’s contribution. The measure follows a governor’s message urging the presentation and was drafted by four special committees.
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Little Rock Ark
Tlex
Washington
Arkansas
Mtastasippi River
Helena Arka Minalelppi
Arkana
Senate
Columbia BoC Weighs A S Aylum Investigation Testimony
In a lengthy session nearly seven hours, Dr Jo L. Thompson, assistant superintendent with twenty seven years at the asylum, and Supervisor Mitchell testified before the investigating committee. The hearing continues tomorrow with Mitchell resuming his testimony.
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Columbia, Boc May
Asylum Investigating Committee
Jo L. Thompson
Asylum
Mitchell
Keith Carson Clothing firm closes after bankruptcy filing
The Keith Carson firm a clothing dry goods and fur furnishing business in Fitton Gap closed this morning after Mr Carson filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. The case was filed through attorney J 8 Ridgdill before Deputy Clerk DC Telleman in the United States district court in Alban.
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Titten
Specia
Keith Carson
Fitton Gap
Carson
Alp
Ridgdil
DC Telleman
United States District Court
Alban
Chicago Claims Ragen as Vesera League star twinner
Chicago reports that Ragen of Cincinnati is claimed by the Chicago national league club after waivers were accepted by Manager Griffith. Ragen was noted as the league’s standout twinner in a season tied to 29 games and events with Omaha.
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Chicago
New York
BC. Ragen
Cincinnati
Whoea
Griffith
Cays
Omaha
Arkansas passes toy pistol ban across both houses
A measure prohibiting the manufacture sale and use of toy patchin in Arkansas advances through both legislative chambers. The bill now heads to the governor for signature as part of a statewide effort to curb toy weapons.
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Little Rees
Ark
Nday
Arkansas
Legtisture
Buea
Gasoline blast burns, kills two youths in Owensboro
In Owensboro Kentucky May 6 a gasoline explosion in a tailor shop basement fatally burned Mack Burdett and mortally wounded Lemry Flaherty. The two boys carried a can of gasoline to deliver when a spark from an electric fan ignited vapors causing a sudden blast. Both were quickly enveloped in flames and died within hours.
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Owensboro
Lmery Flaherty
City Hospital
Hls
Mack Burdett
Flaherty
Ex Congress man Maybury Dies At Home In Detroit
Former Detroit mayor and longtime congressman William C Maybury died at his home in May at age 70 after a long career as a prominent Democrat and leading Mason. He served as mayor and a representative beginning in the First BE lyan Mintel era, leaving a notable mark on civic life.
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Maybury
Detroit
Twilliam
Lyan “Mintel
Mayours
May festival opens in Louisville with New York Symphony
The second biennial May music festival began tonight at the First Regiment armory in Louisville. A large audience attended as two matinee concerts are planned, featuring soloists such as Mme Ove Fremstad and Mic cardo Martin, with Reed Miller and Albert Spalding among others. The program includes Verdigo and operatic arias, backed by the New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Damroch, and an adult chorus of 380 with a 500-strong school children chorus.
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Louisville
First Regiment Armory
Fix
May
Mme Ove Frematad
Miccardo Martin Tanor
Corinne Ridar Kelsey
Navada Vanderveer
Reed Miller
Guastat Holmaulet
Peter Schuett
George
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