Mothers Day Revered as World Remembrance in Atlantana
White blossoms in buttonholes marked the homage to mothers as Atlantana honored Mother’s Day. Clergy including Dr. W. W. Memminger and Dr. J. B. Robins urged respect for maternal influence, calling for better economic conditions to support women and children.
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W. W. Memminger
All Saints
Fins
Wall
Memminger
Robins
J. B Robins
Trinity Church
Mic
Kodak shop promotes Johan L Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad
A brisk ad promotes a Kodak camera and photography at Johan L Moore and Sons. The note highlights their location at 42 North Broad Street and presents the camera as a trusted companion for strolls.
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Johan L. Moore & Sons
North Broad St
Dr Ogden Speaks at Georgia Military Academy Commencement
The annual commencement sermon at the Georgia Military Academy was delivered yesterday morning. The address, prepared for the cadets and their families, aimed to inspire the graduates and broader audience with reflections on duty, service, and character.
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Georgia Military Academy
Macon Gobbles Confederate Reunion Praise And Police Pride
Macon officials praised city departments for the Confederate reunion efforts with emphasis on sanitation and police duty. A hospitalized veteran’s memory loss prompts care, while a Madison County study reveals Edward DeGrade and Pinkerton faces in a defrauding plot. Cattle quarantine rules temporarily suspended for fair entry, with strict disinfection and separation in place to prevent tick spread.
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Reunion
Macon
Modre
Aince
Boy Dies After Rattlesnake Bite in Leesburg Garden
In Leesburg Florida May 12 nine year old Ailery Morrison grandson of Bishop Morrison of the Methodist church died from a rattlesnake bite received yesterday afternoon in a garden while picking tomatoes. The snake struck his instep. He screamed in pain and was unconscious when help arrived.
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Leesburg
Fla
Morrison
Bishop Morrison
Methodist Church
Celebrate Mothers and Children's Day at Inman Park church
Mothers Day and Children’s Day were jointly celebrated at Inman Park Methodist church. Six children were baptized, and Miss Brooks and Young People’s Missionary society led songs and recitations. The event featured several concerts, a scripture reading, and a reception for Begin primary class members.
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Inman Park Methodist Church
Reises
W. F. Gienn
Clisa
Lena
Roosevelt supporters in Atlanta see Georgia GOP showing strength
In Atlanta yesterday Roosevelt campaign leaders reported widespread wire and semi official messages from counties across Georgia indicating strong white voter support. Delegates to the state and district conventions were being elected and mailed to Atlanta as preparations began for the state convention in the Georgia state house chamber Friday noon.
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Republican Party
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Cies
Georgia
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Augusta
Taft
Senate
State House
J. St. Julian Yates
Roosevelt State
Progressive Republican Clubs
William J. Tilson
A. Graves
Chicago
Auburn Avenue
Wharves Burned as Lightning Sets Fire to Savannah Sheds
In Savannah Georgia lightning struck during a severe storm destroying six Atlantic Coast Line cotton sheds at the wharves. Loss is reported at half a million dollars with over 7600 bales of cotton burned. Several firemen were injured including William Kennary who suffered a broken leg and severe burns.
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Savannah
Atlantic Coast
William Kennary
B'nai B'rith Holds 39th District Convention in Galveston
More than 250 delegates attend the thirty-ninth annual convention of district grand lodge No 7 Independent Order of B'nai B'rith in Galveston Texas. Leo Pfeifer of Little Rock presides as eight states gather including Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Florida Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Officers elected for the coming year include Leon Scwartz Arthur J Kramer Lee Goodman Nathan Cohen Archibald A Marx Nat Straus Hrn W Bernstein. The session continues through Wednesday May 165.
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Order of B’nai B'rith
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Ark
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Florida
Alabama
Miassssippi
Tennessee
Lewis Fisher
Charles Frenkel
Zacharias
Baptist Convention Plans and Reports Highlight Waves of Growth
The editor notes reports due Thursday reveal rising funds across all church departments during the year ending April 30, including 1 250,000 for the church, 225,000 by the Woman's Missionary Union for Mission work, and ongoing emphasis on Sunday school unity. A committee on comity between northern and southern Baptists will address New Mexico alignment with the Southern Convention. Leaders anticipate a notable convention with new ideas for church work and denominational development.
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Woman's Missionary“ Union
Milssler
America
Weporks
Southern Baptist Conventions
New Mexico
Southern Baptists
Taft Appeals Californians Amid Telegraph Campaign
President Taft, unable to campaign across the continent, telegraphs California Republicans urging support in the upcoming primary. He highlights his administration’s tariff, Panama-Pacific Exposition, conservation, trade gains, and measures aiding workers and children, while accusing Roosevelt of unfair tactics and praising his appointees and reforms.
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California
Taft
Charles M. Hammond
San Francisco
Roosevelt
P. A. Stanton
Los Angeles
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Children’s Bureau
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Julia C. Lathrop
America
England
France
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Senate
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George W. Perkins
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Sion
Rainy Weather Delays Price Auto Campaign in Georgia
Jim Price of Oconee postpones in Atlanta due to rain while campaigning for commissioner of agriculture. He travels by train to Macon to meet veterans, notes grass thriving on farms, urges farmers to boost livestock for soil health, highlights cattle’s role in soil rebuilding and his long activism in Georgia dairy and livestock groups.
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Oconee
Georgia
Mr. Price
Atlanta
Price
Macon
Cayligrom
Georgia Dairymen's and Live Stock Association
State Agricultural Society
Geer- Bla
William McCard Killed in Fight at Badle
Villa Rica Ga May 12 Special Newsgathered here that William McCard a Badle farmer in Paulding county was killed this afternoon by Grover and Grady Cooper McCard fired two shots injuring the Cooper boys who cut his throat He died within minutes The motive remains unknown McCard aged 35 left a wife three children and six brothers Grady and Grover Cooper aged 24 and 22 are his assailants
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William McCard
Badle
Paulding County
Grover
Grady Cooper
Mr. McCard
Cooper
Mrr. McCard
Grady
Tom Cooper
Supreme Court to Rule on Commerce Jurisdiction
Washington May 12 The Supreme Court will issue opinions tomorrow on conflicts between the commerce court and the Interstate Commerce Commission. It is expected to decide several cases including interstate commerce issues and possibly the Intermountain case reargument. Other major matters noted include the hard coal case state rate questions and the Union Pacific merger.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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