Fire destroys multiple Fort Myers properties including Florida house
A fire at Fort Myers on November 18 swept through property valued at $75,000. The Florida house, Kentucky house, Mill an hotel, the Tennelier and Hendry buildings, and several smaller structures were burned.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida House
Kentucky House
Millan Hotel
Tennelier and
Convention closes as Seattle favored for 1915 site
The forty first annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention ended in Atlanta after ceremonies at Baptist Tabernacle. Seattle is favored for 1915, with the next city to be named by the executive committee at the Ansley hotel. Recognition Night highlighted membership gains across states led by Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio, while Virginia sparred over suffrage and prohibition. International WCTU officials from Australia and England delivered greetings as Atlanta was praised as a convention center and funds were raised for the Lillian M. N. Stevens fund to promote constitutional prohibition.
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Baptist Tabernacle Auditorium
Seattle
Wash
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta
Washington City
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Iowa
Washington
Minnesota
Calfornia
Oregon
Missouri
Texas
Indiana
Know
Ken- Massachusett
Arkansas
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Montana
Lownlana
Nebraska
Colorado
California
North Carolina
Rihode Island
New Mexico
Idaho
Alabama
Mississippi
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South Carolina
Tennessee
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District of Columba
Arizona
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Alaska
Virginia
America
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Atlante
Anna A Gordon
Woc TU
Patterson
WC T. 0
Lady Holder
Australia
Agnes Slack
Ripley
England
Swankie-Cameron
London
Randolph
Clarkson
Birmingham
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Henry Inter
Georgia
Henry W. Srady
Champ Clark Addresses Georgia College Girls at Milledgeville
Champ Clark spoke at Georgina Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville on America's Government. The talk emphasized congressional workings and civic study, urging better knowledge of republic formation and politics. He received a warm welcome from college girls with flags, praised Georgia leaders Howell Copp and Charles Crisp, and was introduced by President Parks.
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Milledgeville
Champ Clark
Georgina Normal and Industrial College
America
Negro State Fair Opens in Macon Georgia
The Negro State Fair opened in Macon following a street parade and formal exercises led by Bishop Holney of Atlanta. Mayor Bridges Smith sent a letter to President BR Wright read to attendees. The fair runs ten days with crowd of delegates and proceeds from cloth sales to the L N Stevens fund. The event also highlighted the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention and its impact on civic religious fellowship.
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Bishop Holney
Atlanta
Bridges” Smith
BR Wright
Savannah
L ._N. Stevens
William JD. Upshaw
Bully Witham
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Whch
Tabernacle
Tabyrnagls Church
Joseph Broughton
South
Committees Named to Run North Georgia Conference
Marietta Ga November 18 One of the first items of business after organization was the election of committees to manage church affairs for the next four years. The lists name many boards including Board of Minsionals Sunday School Education Epworth League Church Extension and several others with numerous members led by R King Georgia Gary J B Beakes J B Cantist W T Hunnicutt and more.
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Marietta
Spe- Aul
North Georgia Conference
Oerd
R. King
A.C. Davideau
J. B. Bakes
Pecora
Wisgine
Julian M. Smith
W. . Foote
T Beg Mandan
Maren
Kom
Era
W. M. Harris
H.C. Hmory
Garland Jones
Tobn. Jonas
W. Coleman
Dickey
J. A. Worl
J.V. Post
A. C. Cantrell
RL Power
Felton Awiats
Bolly
B.A. Edmondson
E38
Ledbetter
Board of Conference
Relatlony
Slomona
G. M. Bakes
J. O. Brand
W. T. Hunnicutt
J. B. Cantist
J. Maenpura
E.W. Jones
W. A Maxwell
I. A. Sharp
J. G. Logan
A. Norton
Board of Memoirs
C. B. Patillo
B. T. Compaey
Beer
George W. Yerbrough
George W. Duval
Conferenca Records Board
Fraser
C P. Marchman
J. C. Atkios
C. G. Hays
T. H. Marvell
J. W. Hatley
A. E. Senaburne
O. M. Ponder
J. H. Bailey
J. D. Mitton
Bt. Lipham- Orpheus Home Committee
Lee Trammel
R. J. Guinn
J. T Neal
H. M. Stroziar
W. O. Jones
Victor Allen
J. W. King
Turkey Asked to Explain Shots In Smyrna Harbor
Officials viewed the Turkish actions as a possible warning shot near Smyrna, not an unfriendly act. U S warships Tennessee and North Carolina operated under strict orders with Captain Decker, aiming to protect American interests as tensions with the Ottoman Porte and allied powers lingered.
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Lansing
Tennessee
Smyrna
Porte
Mediterranean
Turkey
United States
Great Britain
Francs
Morganthan
Vourlah
United States Navy
Decker
Gre
Washington
Navy
Daniels
Navy Department
Benton G Decker
Naval Academy
Illinois
Chester
Traly
Trinalian
San Domingan
Star of the
Naval War College
Europe
Morgant
Arkish
Muscolman
Russia adopts dry policy and political shakeup noted
In a chaotic session the duma fights bureaucracy over a one billion ruble loss, Finance Kokovsoff is ousted after Volga era sees vodka havoc in Petrograd. The czar approves a new finance minister as prohibition orders, tested during mobilization, show limited club and restaurant exemptions.
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Kokovsoff
Petrograd
Moscow
Kokavaoff
Antavodka
Grand Duke
Trunkenness
Vacuum Carafes Stall in Rooms of New Hotels
Vacuum carafes remain permanently stalled in the rooms of newly opened hotels as the ice water brigade faces delays. The delay signals supply and staffing challenges affecting guest amenities across multiple properties.
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