Mob Law Bishop Preaches On Upholding Law
Sandersville Ga November 29 services by South Georgia conference bishops were held in all city churches. The Methodist church heard a sermon urging members of law and order to stand by the laws and oppose mob violence. He cited incidents in Texas Athens and Venice to illustrate miscarriages of justice and urged upholding the law. The vast audience ended with two verses of There Was a Fountain Filled with Blood.
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Sandersville
South Georgia Conference
Texas
Chargd
Athens
Hillyer
Owung
Venice
Finger to lips gesture shadows Dominican crisis talk
San Juan dispatch reports General Wesy Gil aboard the German cruiser Falke after arriving for talks on Santo Domingo's future. He says no significance to traveling on Falke and criticizes the proposed arbitration protocol. He hints at possible further evolution if the new government is not constitutional and denies seeking a US protectorate. He notes Roosevelt supports his arbiter Galvan and signals agreement with a two month stay.
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San Luan
Dominican Republic
Vasquez
Powell
Dominican Congress
Santo Domingo
United States
Roosevelt
San Domingo
Senor Galvan
Luncheon at Mansion House for William Jennings Bryan
Dublin on November 29 Lord Mayor Harrington hosted a luncheon at the Mansion House in honor of William Jennings Bryan. Guests included Archbishop Walsh John Redmond and John Dillon. Bryan spoke of Irish influence in the United States and predicted a rising citizenship there, noting progress for the future. He planned a visit to Belfast the following day.
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Dublin
Harrington
Mansion House
William Jen
Bryan
Archbishop Walsh
John Redmond
John Dillon
United States
Belfast
Durbin Heads Indiana Governor Guests in Georgia Hunt
Governor Durbin of Indiana and a party of prominent gentlemen travel through Atlanta toward Fitzgerald for a week long Ocmulgee river hunt. They will be greeted by Mayor Wilson and citizens at the depot and prepare to punt deer bear turkey and other game with guides aboard the Nellie Garbutt steamer.
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Durbin
Indiana
Atlanta
Fitzgerald
Ocmulgee
Central
Pullman
Pitzgerald
Speel
Nellie Garbutt
Jackson Foresees Georgia Tech Georgia Thanksgiving Game
Dr. Jackson athletic director of the Technological School explains his statement does not confirm a Tech Georgia game on next Thanksgiving but argues the only logical end to Thanksgiving day football in Atlanta is a combined event. He cites potential larger crowds and lower costs if Georgia and Tech join forces rather than play each other, noting that Tech would hire no teams while Auburn and Georgia would still incur heavy travel costs.
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Georgia
Tech
Jackson
Technological School
Altianta
Elther
Ife
Tedh
Auburn
Brown
Solomon
King
Helsman
Heleman
Clemson
SIA A_ colleges
South
The
Tennessee
Mercer
Sewanee
Atlantan Seeks Northern Wife in Georgia Letter
Lawrence Mass November 29 A Georgia bachelor asks a northern wife and offers to enter a matrimonial lottery. The letter from O Woodawn, 5 years old, 6 feet tall, dark hair blue eyes, claims temperate vigor and an amiable disposition, asking Mayor Grant to publish it for potential brides in the Lawrence area.
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Lawrence
Mass
Grant
Georgia
Alanta
Maso
Alberty
Seuen Indies
Typhoid Epidemic Claims Three Lives in Butler
In Butler Pennsylvania on November 29 three people died from typhoid fever as new cases rise. A local doctor reports sixty five fever patients and four more doctors are sick. A public meeting at the courthouse raised eight thousand two hundred dollars in under an hour to fund relief efforts. officials urge doctors and preachers to visit patients to stem the spread, which may last until spring. Also notes Mrs Langtry’s mare purchases from Ohio, details on two horses sent to England, and lineage references.
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Butler
Court House
Guy Wilkes
Princine
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Cure All Colds
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable, pleasant cure for colds and grip with claimed protection against pneumonia. It asserts safety for all ages, noting no opium or harm and suitability for babies as well as adults.
Cracksmen Loot Savannah Store in Bold Safe Blow
Ravannah Ga November 29 safe blowers raided Foxe Ecketoln on Broughton street at dawn. They dynamited the safe, secured between 1700 and 1800 dollars and rifled desks and offices but took only cash. The work bore professional crackmen marks with muffler, blankets, and water to minimize noise and damage.
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Ravannol
Foxe & Ecketoln
Broughton Street
Ratco
Boelock
Eife
Any True Man Would Have Shot Gossett Trial Opens
In Columbus on November 29 James Gossett, a white mill worker, faces murder charges for shooting dentist Lee Wimbish in the Jacques Building hallway. Gossett admits the killing saying any man would have acted, claiming Wimbish moved as if reaching for a gun while approaching his wife. Wimbish was unarmed when found. The report notes Mrs Lash’s funeral in Columbus and other city news including The Constitution edition sales and a squabble over fair location in Girard.
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Columbus
James Gossett
Muscogee Superior Court
Gossett
Lee Wimbish
Jacques
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Gossert
Wimbish
Dter
Loeb
Bal Lash
Joseph Blatt
Tempio B'Nai Israel
Riverdale Cemetery
Constitution
Girard
Opelika
Horger
Fourteenth Street
Muscogee County
J. E. Fuller
B. K. Scott
Letia Kendrick
Drake's Will Bequeaths Vast Estate to Six Children
Des Moines November 25 says the late Governor F M Drake left all his property to his six children with 450000 bequeathed to Drake University. The will, made in 1897, was probated by the Des Moines consistory of which General Drake was a member. The document is brief, about fifty words, and signed by the General Drake family.
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Des Moline
Iowa
F M Drake
Iown
Des Moines
Drake
Drake University of
Averall
Prospects Bright for Tech Baseball Heading Season
The article notes Clemson Tech shows strong baseball promise for next season with returning veterans and new talent led by Helsman and top pitchers Bower Andersen and Sullivan. It mentions past successes, including championships and key wins, and outlines a spring schedule and upcoming debates over rules and pitching distance.
Guaranteed Cure for Piles In 6 to 14 Days Claim
Public notice advertises PaZo OINT MENT as a remedy for piles itching bleeding and protruding with a refund if not cured within six to fourteen days. Supports promise of a guaranteed outcome and money back.
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Druggter
Fight in Only One Ward by E O Bruffey
The Macon election scene centers on the first ward where two candidates vie for the nomination mayor Smith seeks the seat, while Mr Wilder faces a challenger. other wards appear set for walkovers with light turnout expected. The city’s court ruling clears obstacles for annexation work and immediate sewer and alarm system projects follow. In Spain Venezuela row, Madrid weighs keeping Venezuelan consular relations pending treaty talks.
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Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Novergner
Smith
Wilder
Messee
Redman
Damour
Harry Griges
Supreme Court
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Offers 500 Reward
Advertisement for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription promises 500 dollars for any case of Leucorrhea Female Weakness Prolapsus or Falling of Womb it cannot cure after trial. Claims long track record of cures and stresses confidential free consultation with Dr R V Pierce Buffalo.
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Pierce
Fourteenth annual conference of colored YMCA in Atlanta
The largest gathering of colored men in Atlanta met at Bishop Turner’s tabernacle for the fourteenth annual conference of the Col ored Young Men's Christian Association with Rev J A Rush and J Moorland among speakers. Funeral and obituary items follow including W W Carter and Miss Virginia Emma Seymour with services at St Luke and Oakland cemetery. Local crime and public notices recap injuries and burglaries, plus community aid requests and an afternoon meeting invitation.
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Atlanta
Bishop, Turner's Tabernacle
The
Colored Young Men's Christian Association
J. A Rush
Leya Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlen G Harris
Clack University
J © Moorland
W W Carter
Grady Hospital
Swift & Hall
Virgil Norcroga
Casey's
Virginia Emma Seymour
J C Seymour
South Pryor Street
St. Luke Episcopal Church
C B. Wilmer
Oakland Cemetery
Lucy Keirsey
Chamber- Mn Street
W. F. Keirsey
Nannie Bishop
Frances Cotting
Otlock
Residenca Peachtree Place
Father Gunn
Oaklend Cemetery
Dollie Sunmrens Powell
Gelock
Whitehall Street
H. & Bradley
Trinity Methods At Church
Colored Men‘s Department
Young Men's Christian Association
J. A. Rush
M.C. B. Mason
Cincinnati
C. J. Walker
New York City
R. Moton
Hampton, Va
J. E Moorland
R. R. Wright
Georgia State College
Segmons
Congregational Church, Colored
Brownlee Case Comes Up in Macon Court
The Constitution Bureau reports that Judge Speer arrived in Macon and will open court day. The docket includes charges against Brownlee, the negro, and Williams. Brownlee faces accusations from five cities’ counties with alleged large sums involved.
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Macon
Speer
Valdosta
Brownlee
Williams
Date Set For Bank Case Hearing In Americus Georgia
The November 2 date marks the start of litigation in the Beak case, with the trial to be heard at the Trudge Littlefown term. Stockholders of the Blsved charter face alleged indebtedness and collateral concerns. Former stockholders from Atlanta and Macon areas appear among those named, spanning northern banks and associated creditors.
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Americus
Atlanta
Maco
Georgia
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W. J. Bryan
DR. Jackson
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Massachusetts Town
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Savannah
Kiling
Dickinson
Beaver
McCalla
Harmon
Bower
Anderson
Sullivan
Cornell
Coiel Mer
Hayes
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Annapolis
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Atelanta
Mercer University
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First Ward
Madrid
Spain
Trent Izetuatura
Wotien
Wich Times
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Methodist City Mission
Young Women's Christan Associaton
Mattin L. Timmerman
Florence
D. C
Barclay & Brandon's
C. W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
H. L McConnelle
Hood Street
Ask
Peters Street
McConnell
J. C. Carter
Auburn Avenue
Mr. Carter
Tappan
Highland Avenue
Mamie Austin
Gilmore and
Fort Arrests
Austin
Chamber of Ding
Try and Pigeon Association
J. BR. Carlson
Lane
John K. Ottley
OG. Harwell
F. J. Mershall
Burbank
A. Pp. Stewart
George Mf. Downs
C. R. Joyner
Sergeant McChesney McChesney
Harper and
Weddington
Harper Enally
Harper
McChesney
John W. Lovett
Chattanooga
Haynes Street
W. W. Landrum
Eastman
Poelbck
Lizzie Jordan
Decatur
Harmony Grove
C.F. Russell
Recorder's Court
Charlie Praemell
Decatur Street
Prasnell
Russell
Recorder
Halsey Street
Mertha Bowman
Chrietlag
Rey
BRO
W. Co
Bfates Creuit Court
New
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Pany McWhorter
Berit
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Krigze
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