Oyster Roast and Conference Sessions at St Simon's Island
The Brunswick South Georgian Conference gathered on St Simon's Island with Rev W A Brooks in Brunswick Ga on November 28. Bishop Atkins opened the session and senior undergraduates were advanced while ministers were admitted to the next class. An oyster toast and fish fry on the island followed adjournment as the conference prepared to read appointments.
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Brunswick
St. Simon's Island
W. A. Brooks
Wiggins
Guyton
James Atkins
W. T. Keteman
BF. West
A. Belcher
Brooks
N. S. Smith
Sidney BE. Grenfell
George P. Flendry
Paul Kendall
L. B. McMichall
O. P Simmons
R. Griffin
John E. Summer
Ditford
J. Mallette
Harry G. Allen
E. H. Sutton
Tl. C. Ewing
John H. Allen
BE. McKellar
Albert P. Segars
J. P. Dell
J. P. Chatfield
Chas Wn
Jordan
T. EB
Pharr
Adlen T. War
J. c. G. Brooks
George Conley Ingram
H. J. Graven
Evans
I. K. Chambers
Moody Booth
W. 8. Johnson
G. A. Davis
Charles M. Meeks
Atkins
St. Simona Island
Dominion Parliament Opened as Lord Grey Delivers Speech
Ottawa November 8 Lord Grey opened the dominion parliament with ceremonial escort by Princess Lotisa Dragoon guards. The throne speech noted increased trade and revenue, debt reduced by 8,000,000, and references to Lemieux Japan visit. Proposals include homesteads of 380 acres, insurance bill likely compromise, old age annuity, telecom under railway commission, and French treaty ratification.
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Lord Gray
Ottawa
Dominion
Lord Grey
Princese Lotisa Dragoon
Rideau Hall
Parliament Buildings
Red
Mr. Lemieux
Japan
Olivers Tang
Railway Commission
Hague Tribunal
President Roosevelt Spends Thanksgiving at Madison Home
President Roosevelt traveled from Washington with Mrs. Roosevelt and family to Montpelier Virginia on a special Southern Railway train for Thanksgiving. The party toured Madison's old homestead, visited the tomb, and returned by private car despite forecasts of rain. Longworth and other family members joined briefly before returning to the White House.
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President Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Madison
Montpelier
Pine Knot Va
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mra. Longworth
Ethel
Quentin Roosevelt
White House
Union Station
Southern Railway
Madison Homestead
President Madison
Weather Bureau
Sefran
Longworth
Chicago Breweries Burn In Fire Near Fortieth Wallace Streets
A large blaze gutted the malt houses of Tosett Brewing Co and Mullin Brewing Co in Chicago on a November afternoon. Each plant suffered about $100,000 in losses as flames spread between the nearby facilities. Investigators suspect the Mullin plant started the fire from a spark from a passing locomotive, with embers igniting storage tanks at Tosett’s malt house.
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Chicago Breweries
Chicago
Tosett! Brewing Company
Mullin Brewing Company
Bartleth and Butter
Fortieth
Wallace Streme
Mullis
Private Jimmy Faces Coming Dry Spell in Army Life
Private Jimmy, stationed at Fort McPherson near Atlanta, laments an impending prohibition of alcohol as a "dry spell" reshapes army life. He muses on future pay, uniforms, and amusements, contrasting past drinking culture with new, lighter discipline and a shift to noncombat duties. He warns about the personal cost of liquor and expresses resolve to endure or resign to join a noncombat Band of Hope.
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Alvil Ife
Bunkie
Little Bill
Young Moon's Christian Association
Atlanta
Jimmy
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Inkhaki
Department of the Gulf
Jamie
Jokin
Aeperata
Liverpool and London Markets Faced Holiday Close and Steady Rates
Liverpool and London markets closed for a holiday with mixed activity. Cotton in Liverpool stayed steady with sales around 10,111 bales and futures opening steady. London stock advanced modestly aided by bank support, while market caution remained due to holidays and global demand signals.
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Liverpool
London
Stock Exchange
New York
Canada
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Railway
Southern , Railway
Legal licensing ruling in Bennett v Ware shocks Irwin medical group
In Fitzgerald Ga on November 24 Judge D B Jay ruled Bennett cannot sue Dr Ware for malicious prosecution without proof of legal authority to practice in Irwin County. The decision says all who heal for pay must be licensed and registered, regardless of drug use, prompting Bennett’s re-arrest by the Irwin County Medical Society.
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Fitgerald
Bennett
A. D. Bennett
Irwin
Ware
Jay
Irwin County
Medical Society
Warning to Japan Over Japanese Immigrants to America
Tokyo reports that American Ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien formally urged the Japanese government to curb Japanese arrivals on the Pacific coast. The state department says students who become laborers breach promises, prompting a December 3 meeting of immigration companies and a push to tighten controls and prevent fraud in student visas.
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United States
Tokio
Thomas J. O'Brien
Pacific
State Department
Theasutag
America
Japan
Foreign Office
Return to Savannah Sparked by Abolition Singer Story
J W Hutchison of Lynn Mass visits Savannah for the first time since the Civil War era. At seven years old he recalled rough days after abolition songs led to his being run out of the city. He arrived by steamer with General Lee, sought a theater audition, faced a locked venue and hostile crowd, then sought lodging at a hotel before moving on to Augusta.
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Savannah
J. W. Hutchison
Lynn
Mass
Hutchison
Hutchison @ingere
Hiad Aung
Augusta
Portsmouth
Borcher Postell
Thin City
Second Day Session of Georgia C M E Conference
The Georgia Conference C M E opened its second session in Griffin Ga with religious exercises led by J N Clay. A.A. Irwins maladministration charge was dismissed for lack of evidence. Bishop Holsey preached to a packed house and the women’s missionary work was praised as funds shift to Holsey Academy Cordele. Over $35,000 has been raised for all purposes. N F Haygood delivered a strong sermon Thursday night.
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Griffin Wan
Griffin
Georgia Conference
J. N. Clay
A. A. Irwins
G. W. Stewart
Alabama Epworth League
Ile
Holasy
Holsey Industrial Academy
Cordele Wil
Paing Institute
Augusta
Holsey Academy
Holsey
N. F. Haygood
Japa Made to Move On from Victoria Port
Immigrant officers at Victoria B C forced 111 Japanese passengers with United States destination passes to proceed directly to Seattle after arrival from Yokohama aboard the steamer Toas Mura. The U S bound total was 22.
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Victoria
B. C
Yokohama
Focal
United States
Paints
Seattie
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EL J. Chappell
Brunswick First Methodiial Church
Tueatay
Boania
Charsh
Orphans' Home and Hospital
Forlaes
J. D. Hammond
General Rd of Education
J. J. Caujinggim
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ehurch Extension Board
Domestic Mission Board
Board of Missions
A. M. Williams
D. D
J. T. Fletcher
C Tt. Clark
N. W. Dorler
J. Wooten
T. D. Billa
T. G. Lang
W. D. McGregor
Beruges
W. C Lovett
L. W. Colson
J. B. Johnstone
Sunday School Board
J. M- Glenn
J. M. Cutler
O. B. Chester
Walter Anthony
M. W. Carmichael
W. F. Quillan
T. M. Chriatian
C. M. Ledbetter
T. B. Standford
Flom. Overby
WV. P. Scoville
B. E. Whittington
J. N. Peacock
JD. Mathews
W. P. Culvitt
George N. Jones
Jule Felton
M. W. Howard
E. W. Gray
AP. Harley
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B. P. Peabody
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B. Anthony
John W. Simmons
B. Sentell
I. v. Rae
W. Snow
Is C. Wiggins
R. Kerr
J. Hi. Mathews
J. F Hastin
YW. le Pearson
W. F. Arnold
W. Colson
C. A. Jackson
Ansley
J. A. Thomas
W. WW. Seals
T. R. Kemp
Orphans’ Home
J. J. Cobb
Ot King
W. A. Huckabee
McRae
JT. Dogier
Orphans Home
Macon
J. D. A. Cook
J. M. Lovett
George K Jones
RH. F. Burden
W. G. Boloman
BH. Phillips
Z. P. Wardlaw
J. T. Ryder
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L. A. Mitchell
Elis
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H. Murphy
Fund of Special Renefal
BH. Melcher
E. M. Whiting
GS. MacDonell
J. W. Weston
I. F. Grudun
J. P. Wardlaw
J. W. Simmons
Preachers’ Aid Society
B. H. McGehee
T. D. Elie
M. A. Morgar
Trustees
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
J. B. MicGehee
J. Oo
A. Cook
B Anthony
B. Adams
A. WY. Williams
W. N. Ainsworth
Relief Association
W. Langston
J. A. Smith
Parliament OF Canada
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James
Arizona
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Cutie En See
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Robinson-Humphrey Co
N. L. Carpenter
J. W. Carpenter
Almore L. Baggott
Sterrett Tate Carpenter
Bagogot & Co
William Street
Cotton Exchange
Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Erace
Phlie
Cotton
Liverpool Cotton ‘Association
N. Y
Hanover Sterne
Cotton Ames Wissenera
Kibaner
Ceffee
the Audit Company OF
Olas Framas
Harry M. Rice
Robert Moore & CO
Beaver Street
Delmonies Bug
New End
Liverpost
Southern Spot
Fourth National Bank Bulding
Baker
New York Stock Exchange
John W. Dickey
Avausta, Aa
Alonzo. Richardson & Co
Empire Building
Southern Exchange
Lowry National Bank
Equitette Bidy
Baltinore
Ameriows
L. C. Joiner
Paxcific, Mutual Insuratve Company
Joiner
Ie Tana
Bee Hens & Co
Butlding
Phome
Williams F
E. VanWinkle
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