Waterway Across Nicaragua Predicted by Castrillo
Dr. Salvador Castrillo, retiring Nicaraguan minister, predicts a canal across Nicaragua linking the Atlantic and Pacific via the San Juan river and Lake Nicaragua. The United States would obtain exclusive rights for construction and a coaling station in Fonseca Bay under a Taft-era treaty already approved by Nicaragua.
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Washington
United States
Panama Canal
Salvador Castrillo
Castrillo
Europe
Nicaragua
Bryan
Taft
Weitzel
Hshrdiu
San Juan River
Lake Nicarauga
Bay of Fonseca
Castrilo
Pacific Coast
State Department
New York
France
Spain
Belgium
Italy
General Chamorro
Arrest of Huntsville Man on Highway Robbery Charge
Huntsville Alabama May 167 A young man from Abington village identified as Owens was arrested and jailed on a highway robbery charge. The victim was Holder who lost $15, a gold watch, pen, stick pin and small items. Police traced Owens to a Dallas spree with accomplices Short and Gurley, and found a concealed pistol on arrest adding another charge. An earlier Suspicion of Chase Alabama post office robbery was dismissed.
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Huntsville
Ala
Bunter Owens
Abinston Village
Holder
Holder S
Owens
Otters Short
Gurley
Dallas
Chase
Cotton Market Forecast Waits On Condition Report
New Orleans May 25 The coming week in the cotton market promises little activity as markets close early for holidays and traders await the first government condition report on the new crop due Thursday June. Bulls seek prices near ten year highs while bears expect modest gains. Weather momentum and moisture levels shape expectations for late planted cotton as traders weigh potential price directions.
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New Orleans
New York
Engineers to Hold Memorial Services in Atlanta Church
Four local Brothers of Engineers Inc will hold memorial services at St Johns Methodist Church on George arenas Sunday afternoon in Atlanta. A committee of three from each local has met several times to prepare an afternoon program with Rev George M Bakes pastor delivering the memorial sermon and James L Mayson city attorney providing remarks. An attractive floral display is planned.
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Brotherhava
Atlanta
Mos
St. John'’s Methodist Church
George Arenas
W. F. Metaen
Ray
W. W. Harris
Western and Atlantic Railway
J. G. Russell
R. BR
Devers
RB. & Williams
Southern
HK. Evans
James Kennedy
William Payne
HSL
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Blackman
Chopton
John Lamert
Southern Railway
George M. Bakes
James L Mayson
T. H. Harrison
Nashville
Unsettled Weather Predicted For First Of Week
May 25 Washington reports unsettled weather for the coming week across the eastern half of the country. The Weather Bureau bulletin says showers Monday and Tuesday in the central valleys and lake region, with possible showers again in the middle Atlantic and New England areas. It notes warmer south areas with frost Monday in interior New England and eastern New York, followed by a gradual warmup by midweek.
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Washington
Missouri River
Weather Bureau
Great Central
Lake Region
Buletin Gald
Middle Atlantic States
New England
New York
Phone your want ads and replies to Main 5000 or At lanta 109
The notice directs readers to place or reply to want ads by calling Main 5000 or At lanta 109, indicating a local classified listings mechanism. No further context or entities are provided in the fragment.
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Atlanta
Explosion at Fort Moultrie Kills Officers and Soldiers
Fort Moultrie on Sullivan Island near Charleston harbor reports a cannon explosion killing Privates Baker and Christensen instantly. Captain Hanna dies later after being wounded. Private Dalton is gravely injured. Four coast artillery companies, including mine-laying units, are stationed under Colonel H. A. W. Ludlow with Captain W. Peterson and Captain A Jenkins in charge.
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Fort Moultrie
Sullivan Island
Charleston Harbor
Fort Sumter
War Department
Washington
Baker
Christensen
Dalton
Hanna
Coast Artillery
H. AW. Ludlow
W. Peterson
A Jenkins
Washington and Jefferson Alumni Gather at Atlanta Assembly
At the Presbyterian assembly in Atlanta the old Washington and Jefferson colleges were celebrated through reunions of alumni. Many graduates served as commissioners, including Rev. David M. Stirling and Rev. J. Hall, with others from Washington and Jefferson among the notable church leaders and elders.
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Atlanta
Washington and Jefferson Colleges
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Old Washington and
Jefferson
South
Georgia
Matthew Brown
D.C
Washington
Brown
Georgina
Robert Toombs
Howell Cobb
Dr. Brown
Washington and
United
David M. Stirling
D.D. B. Louis
Francia M. Hall
Conneauteville
Inglis
D.D
Newari
IL P. Simmons
Belleaville
Ohio
L. McKee
Washington, Pa
W 8. McKes
Mononahela
Joseph L. Ewing
Jer Sey Shore
Hall Young
Alaska
James H. Snowden
D-D
The
Presbyterian Banner
Western Theological Seminary
George W. Pollock
Buchanan
West Virginia
Joseph L. Weaver
New York City
A KR Hunter
University of Pittsburg
Joan A. Marquis
Coe
Lege
Cedar Rapids
Jows
George Gilesple
Coatesville
Rex Stephen A. Hunter
Chris
Pittsburg
James FR. Hill
Brookville
Marcus W. Brownson
Philadelphia
RD. EF. Mcton
United Presbyterian Assembly
John L. Vance
Rock Island
R. &. McClure
Blairaville
Old Jefferson
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Winona
Nobie
D. D. Coronade Beach
Cal
Presbyterian Assembly
Laughlin
Garneyville
John W. Dinamore
San Jose
Old College
Statecraft
Hueinern
Joseph Ruggles Wilson
Wodrow Wilson
Cannonshire
Moseat Et’ da Jéffernon College
Clase
James F. Woodrow
Columba, C
Woorrow
William Plummer
Columbia
D. C
Irae
Pickens
Alabama
Northern Church
D. C. Marquis
D. D
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Samuel Z. Nichola
Americus Teachers Elected Tonight In South Georgia
Americus Ga May 28 Special The Americus board of education will meet tomorrow night to elect teachers for all grades and handle other business Superintendent J B Mathis is expected to be reelected with likely all thirty or forty teachers returning The old Furlow Female College built in 1854 will be demolished this week to make way for a modernized school building costing about 29000 and ready for the next session Frank Happ of Macon is drawing plans for the new structure
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Americas
Americus Board of Education
Americus Public Schools
J. B. Mathis
Furlow Female College
South Georgia
Frank Happ
Macon
Americus Chautauqua Draws Large Crowd With Folk Speech
Americus Georgia May 25. A large audience heard former Governor Folk of Missouri speak on The Fight for State. The event drew thousands with the Mozart concert company offering a sacred program and Dr B W Huelster delivering the sermon. The session was a success and residents praised the entertainment overall.
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Americus, Ga
Americus Chautauqua
J. W. ¥Ork
Missouri
Folk
Mozart Concert
B. W. Huelster
Americas
Improvement Shown In Condition Of Teeth At Crew And Bell Streets
A report from an Atlanta chamber of commerce dental committee details improvements in pupil dental health. Crew Street and Bell Street schools show high completion and ongoing treatment rates, with thousands of teeth examined and a large share corrected or filled, marking notable progress in dental work among students.
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Bell Street
Crow Street
Woman Dies After Prolonged Shouting at Holiness Church
Greenville May 25 A white woman around 35 identified as Mrs Mittson Bryant collapsed and died after shouting for roughly five minutes during a service at a holiness church near Paris Mountain. Probers noted fainting precedents but no further details given.
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Greenville
Paris Mountain
Mittson Bryant
Boston Commencement Sermon By Thom asville Pastor
In Boston on May 26 a commencement sermon was delivered to the graduating class of the Boston public school. Rev J B Johnstone of the Thomasville Methodist church preached the sermon during the town ceremony.
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Boston
Thomasville
J. B. Johnstone
Thomasville Methodist
Mercury Tablets Fail to Kill Chicago Man
W L McCutcheon an automobile salesman ingested three bichloride of mercury tablets by mistake. Doctors announced he had largely countered the poison and would likely recover. He was sent home under close watch as his condition remained stable and he recalled a banker from Georgia who died from the same toxin.
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Chicago
W. L. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
McGutcheon
B. Sanders Walker
Macon
Walker
Georgia
Aloong
Cigarette Quarrel Ends in a Fatal Wounding in Charlotte
In Charlotte on May 25 a dispute over Sunday cigarette sales led to W S Stevens a Norfolk Southern commissary clerk shooting G S Smith chief of construction. Smith was fatally wounded with intestinal perforation and doctors said recovery unlikely. Stevens surrendered claiming self defense.
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Charlotte
N. C
Stevens
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Smith
Moore's Krytok bifocals made in Atlanta on Pryor and Auburn
An ad from TL Moore and Jong promotes Moore’s Kryptok bifocals ground in Atlanta from start to finish at a plant on Pryor Street and Auburn Avenue. The ad directs customers to 42 North Broad Street for expert optical service and product delivery.
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MOORE
Kryptok
Atlanta
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
N. Broad Street
Inc
Moore &, Jong
To Settle Strike in New Haven Hearings
Washington May 24 C. W. Hanger acting commissioner of labor statistics of the department of Labor left tonight for New Haven Conn where he will join hearings in an effort to settle the strike of the clerks of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad.
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Washington
C. W. Hanger
Department of Labor
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven
Crockett Springs Opens June 4 with Baths at Crockett
A promotional note for Crockett Arsenice Lithia Springs and Baths in Crockett Springs Virginia announces opening on June 4. It touts cures for nervous prostration malaria and female irregularities, claims to improve complexion, and credits M. O. Thomas for booklet writing.
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Crockett Arseni¢e-Lithia Springs
M. O. Thomas
Crockett Springs
Sulfosol the new soluble sulphur remedy praised
Not the old mixtures but Sulfosol, a new soluble form of sulphur in solution. Utterly praised by medical professionals for rheumatism gout eczema and stubborn skin ailment relief. It is described as as soluble as sugar, bringing joy to sufferers worldwide as a vitalizer of the blood and expeller of uric acid.
Graduation Sermons Honor Class And Achievements
The Rt. Rev. C. K. Nelson and Rev. T. A. Pise delivered remarks praising the graduates virtues and scholarship. Miss Rosa Woodberry lauded the class for initiative and literary talent and presented diplomas as Amelia Malone and peers received certificates in English history literature and piano.
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Wisdow
C. K. Nelson
Amelia Malone
Lamar Coleman
Clarisse Ryan
Hadith McCool
Annie Lau Hunter
Mary Ella Gibson
Lottie Hancock
Fay
Forty Persons Drowned When Steamer Nevads Sunk
Tondon May 26 dispatch from Smyrna reports forty persons drowned when the steamer Nevads struck mines in the Gulf of Smyrna yesterday. Smyrna May 25 says shipping is paralysed by mine incidents. Companies warn incoming steamers to stay away and outward vessels fear leaving port.
Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Begin Sunday
Those popular excursions to Warm Springs via A and B and A commence Sunday May 25. Only 1 round trip. Train leaves Union Station at 8 a.m.
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Warm Springs
Union Stations
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Washington and Jefferson
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Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
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