Paxon Hosts Governor Brown Staff Dinner at Buckhead Club
Colonel Frederick J. Paxon, aide to Governor Joseph M. Brown, hosts a dinner at the Bledmont Driving Club for the governor's staff and a few friends. The event, decorated by Nunnally company with original designs, features an elaborate menu and marks the first gathering of the staff in their commissioned dress uniforms, with fifty seats.
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Frederick J. Paxon
Joseph M. Brown
Bledmont Driving Club
Brown
Nunnally Company
Paxon
Ton
Paris Physician Urges Moral Qualities for Medical Practice
Dr Cathelin of Paris says only those with strong moral senses may enter medicine. He specifies duty, responsibility, kindness, and manual skill split into boldness and prudence, plus beauty and social role. The sense of duty must rise from innate altruism like nurses show for the wounded. He notes physicians must display emotion when duty requires surgery on great figures.
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Cathelin
Paris
Heston Globe
Mckinley
Carnot
Frederick
Taft Diaz meet in private at El Paso venue
President Taft prepares for a private meeting with President Diaz, with Secret Service Chief Wilkie enforcing privacy. Washington and Mexico City officials describe the encounter as purely international, leading to restricted access and a controlled entry atmosphere for both leaders during their El Paso and Juarez visit. Diaz visits Chihuahua before border talks while Taft tours Grand Canyon en route to the Texas border.
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el Paso
Texas
Taft
Diaz
John Wickie
Secret Service of the United States
State Department
Washington
Forsion
Mexico City
Chamber of Commerce
Custom House
Juarez
White House
Chapultepec
Grand Canyon
Granda Canyon
Ariz
Grand View
Hope Point
Colorado
Sloan
Arizona
Tovar
Albuquerque
President Diaz
Mexico
Rector Farland Quits Pastoral Post at All Saints
Rector Farland of All Saints church at West Peachtree and North Avenue announced yesterday his intention to accept the call to St. John's church in Roanoke Virginia. In the afternoon the vestry met, received his resignation and accepted it with the deepest ex.
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Farland
All Sainte* Church
West Peachtree and
North Avenue
St. John’s Church
Roanoke
All Saints
Rector Farland Resigns From All Saints Atlanta Church
The Interim will fill the pulpit by designation of Bishop Nelson as Rector Farland departs for a new pastorate after elevating All Saints to a debt free, splendidly appointed church. Farland improved church growth, raised funds, and built the edifice before leaving Atlanta for Roanoke to preach at St Johns last Sunday. Bal lard Optical Co. advertises curved solid lens glasses at 76 Peachtree Street.
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Nelson
Farland
Roanoke
St. John's
Atlanta
Ile
All Saints
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Revolution Sweeps Over Nicaragua Reported by Wire
New Orleans dispatch reports a rising revolution led by General Juan J Estrada against President Zelaya sweeping across Nicaragua. Rebels seize Rivas and Corinto declare for the revolution, Greytown comes under insurgent assault with a clash at the garrison and several fatalities, as Chamorro Estrada’s forces move toward Casallo.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Bluefields
Nicarauga
Juan J. Estrada
Zelaya
Republic
Rivas
Corinto
Pacific
Greytown
Jukarte
Chamorro Estrada
Ugarte
Liberal Element Wins At Nashville Mayor Race
Nashville Tenn October 14 In a municipal election Hilary B Howse democratic nominee for mayor and anti prohibition liberal element was elected over C D Johns by a large majority Johns independent candidate backed by statewide prohibition advocates results reflect strong liberal support in the city
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Nashville
Tenn
Hilary B. Howse
C.D. Johns
Johns
Blount to hang for Tangipahoa murders
Avery Blount, condemned to die for the Breeland family murders in Tangipahoa parish, faces execution after Acting Governor Lambremont refused clemency following the pardons board’s decision. Rumors of an escape attempt at Amite jail circulate, but no active movement is reported as state troops guard the jail.
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New Orleans
Avery Blount
Breeland
Tangipnahea Parish
Lambremont
Board of Pardons
Blount
Amite la
Amite
jJal
Deaf and Dumb Tramp Makes the First Touch at Courthouse
A deaf and dumb tramp visits the courthouse office asking for breakfast. An official, moved by pity, gives a dollar, then drinks with a friend in a saloon. The tramp returns, drunkenly, and the official recalls his folly, vowing to avoid beggars and charity. The man repeats his strange plea, cloaked in humor and hunger.
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Les
The Only Way to Know
Catherine questions her father as he admits he cannot answer half of them, prompting doubt and frustration in their dialogue. The excerpt centers on secrecy and uncertainty within a family moment from The Permeator.
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Catherine
Father
Walter Ballard Optical Ad at Peach Tree Street
An advertisement warns that 15 cases of cheap auto goggles cause headaches after hours of wear. It urges readers to visit Walter Ballard Optical Co at 76 Peach Tree Street, promising carefully selected eyewear.
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
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Cliff C. Hatcher
Prudential Building
Col. Paxon
Muse's
MUSE
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Whitehall St
Wilkie
Secre Service
Belmont
Clurtt, Peabody & Co
ARROW
Z. S. Farland
All Saints’ Church
Nicaraagua
Howse
The
Antis
Breeland Family
Aeekne
N. K. Fairbank Company
Meadow
Continental Creamery CO
W. F. Donovan
Alabama Street
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