Tablet Unveiled To AH Stephens In Crawfordville
Special report from Crawfordville Georgia October 19 covers the Old Guard of Atlanta unveiling a marble tablet at Liberty Hall for Alexander Hamilton Stephens. Delegations from Crawfordville attend a dinner, tales honor Stephens, and a solemn ceremony ends with taps as the guard salutes.
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Ned McIntosh
Crawfordville
Old Guard
Gate City Guard
Atlanta
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Liberty Hall
T F Burke
Red Men's
Young Ladies of the
Stephens
Alexander Stephens
Liza Stephens
Marster Aleck
Gibgon
Judae C. Andrews
Crawford- Ville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Stephens Memoral Association
George M Napier
Burke
Alexander H Stephens
Gray
Charleston & C
Alexander
Stephers
Georgia
Colonel Burke
Congress
Congressman Stephens
United States Army
Guuda
M DL Brittain
Lucian Korzhi
Joseph A McCord
A F West
Burte
World Worships Its Own Works Not Gods Says Dr Ogden
Dr Dunbar Ogden warned at Central Presbyterian that modern irreligion stems from worshiping human works in science art and discovery. He described baptized wickedness within the church and blamed the decline on failing to live up to the truth in them, emphasizing the need to reignite reverence for divine principles.
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Dr. Dunbar Ogden
Dunbar Ogden
Presvtytian Church
Dr. Ogden
Dr Ogden
Hallowe'en Harvest Dance at Piedmont Club
The Piedmont club hosts a Halloween harvest dinner dance on October 31. Decorations use harvest produce and pumpkin lamps with a witch fortune teller, black cat and owls. Men wear harvest overalls, women home spun gowns. menu features roast pig, guinea hen, pumpkin pie, custard, turnip greens, apple cider, maple sugar. Dinner at 8 then dancing and a barn dance interpretation prize.
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Piedmont Club
Old Guard Members Travel to Crawfordville in 1883 Event
The list records Confederate Old Guard guards and ladies who traveled to Crawfordville on a 1883 trip. Names include G H Yancey Jr, M & Thrower, 3B YPurman, Lucius Harris, Peter F Clarke, H Davis, J A McCord, W W Beutell, Kenneth McMillan, and many others. Ladies guests listed as Wrs Tete F Clarke and Mrs M U L Thrower among others.
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Ate States of America
3Sorn
Telek
Guardamen
Old Guard
Crawfordville
H Yancey Jr
Thrower
Ypurman
M_ L
Srittain
Lucius Harris
Wood Kuhns
v_ M Stephenson
Peter F Clarke
A Wright D
RH Wynne
If Grain
Leonard D White Rovert Schmidt
Almond Morgan
H Davis Joseph A McCord
How Lokey
Dan Carer
Tohn Powell
A J West
WS Gunsbery
TW Murrell
AL Wight
William L Hancok
W B Stovall
Jim Scott
J R Smith
L Spratting
McD
Wilson
Hf Bancker
George M Napier
F T Ridge
F W Berry
W A Graham
B Cummings
Comer
Shields
Kemp
Walter
Haneurk
Krwin
Beutell
McMillan
Kenneth McMillan
F Clarke
UL Thrower
Hugh M Lokey
Mel Wiser
Lounsbery
Bessie Brady
Penelope Clarke
Lessons From St Paul Drawn By Dr Walker At Post Presbyterian
Dr Hugh K Walker preached on the life of Saint Paul at Post Presbyterian Church. He outlined three lessons: resist not against divine calls, value vision in Christian life, and expose oneself to heavenly guidance for reward. He praised Paul as a colossal figure who shaped Christian creeds and forged a vast empire for God, blending Hebrew faith with Roman civic ideals to conquer the known world.
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Hugh K Walker
Post Presbyterian Church
St Paul
Walker
Chistian Church
Rome Gun Club Set for Shootout with Rome Sup Club
The College Park gun club will shoot and match with the Rome sup club this Friday the 24th. The top two teams contend for the state championship. Rome Gun Club seeks revenge after a recent defeat at Coleme Varl club, adding stakes to the series for state medals.
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Rome
Gr. Veroneriy
College Park
Rome Gun Club
Coleme Varl
Trains Fatality Risk Seen As Very Low in Early 1900s
A New York dispatch discusses interstate rail safety using a six year window 1905 to 1911 showing only one injury per 74 736 passengers and one death per 2 275 428 journeys. The piece humorously timelines travel to illustrate how long one would live to encounter a fatal accident.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moses
Israel
Red Sea
Romulus
Phidias
Zeus
Alfred the Great
Germany halts military dirigible ascents after Zeppelin disaster
In Brugsels on October 19 the German war minister ordered the suspension of all proposed military airship flights Zodiac and Belgique for the year and paused plans to buy a new rigid dirigible, citing the Zeppelin catastrophe and a nervous public mood as reasons.
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Brugsels
Zodiac
Multiple Funerals In City This Week
Funeral services held for Mrs Salle E Olmsted at St Phillip’s Cathedral with burial in Oakland cemetery. James Ward 22 dies in car crash. service Monday at 10 at 24 Wellington Street, burial in Jonesboro. Claude B Bowles 11 electrocuted. service Monday 10 at 210 Rawson Street, burial in Chester SC. Flowers to Burkett-Simmons chapel by 36 o'clock Monday. Mrs Sarah Crawford 80 dies at Brown Mill road. service Orchard Knob church Tuesday 11, burial in churchyard. Myrtis Brooks 35 dies in Atlanta. service Prospect church afternoon 1:30, burial in churchyard. Nancy Newton 85 dies at 660 Ashby Street. service Harry G Toole’s chapel Monday 9, burial in Fayetteville GA. S M Gorman dies Birmingham. body brought to Atlanta. service Cross Roads church Monday noon, burial in churchyard.
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Salle E Olmsted
J . Olmsted
St Phillip's Cathedral
W Memminger
Oakland Cemetery
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Olmstead
James Ward
Grady Hospital
Wellington Street
Jonesboro
Claude B. Bowles
Rawson Street
Seaboard
Chester
Burkett-Simmons Company
Sarah Crawford
Brown Mill Road
S W_ Crawford
Mattie Britt
A N_ Witham
Orchard Knob
Myrtis @ Brooks
Chambree
Atlanta
Prospect Church
Nancy Newton
Ashby Street
J J Newton
J W Newton
Harry G Toole
Fayetteville
S M Gorman
Birmingham
Fannie Gorman
Harry G Poole
Cross Roads Church
Arthur H Gordon
Gorman
Stephens M Gorman
Pennie L Gorman
Mra Fannie Gorman
Stephen M Gorman
Cross
South Pryor Street
Weather and Ginning Report Shapes Cotton Market
New Orleans observers expect a census bureau ginning report due Saturday to influence prices as frost looms and weather conditions grow critical. Forecasters warn that late frosts could delay the season, boosting yields, while bulls push for strong spot demand ahead of end October shipments.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Bears
Missing 15 Year Old Girl Searched By Police
Police scoured the city for Helen Crawford a 15 year old girl described by her grandfather R Donaldson of 20 Connecticut Avenue as 6 feet 4 inches tall 125 pounds with blue eyes and light hair He said she disappeared at noon Saturday wearing a blue skirt white blouse black hat and tan shoes and stockings Authority sought any information to locate her.
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Helen Crawford
R Donaldson
Connecticutt Avenue
Nervous Market Ahead as Prices Advance
Traders fear rising costs will prompt a scramble to buy. Bulls in the futures department are expected to exploit any such development. Experts and mill takings will be scrutinized this week as statistics students warn prices are too high relative to crop prospects.
Death calls William G. Brown in Alabama obituary
Birmingham Alabama October 19 Neva reached here tonight of the death of William Garrett Brown in New Canaan Connecticut Mr Brown was associate editor of Harper's Weekly under Colonel George Farreys and was an authority on southern history He will be buried at Marion Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Neva
William Garrett Brown
New Canaan
Conn
Brown
Harper's Weekly
George Farreys
Marion
Colored Motorcycle Race at Local Drome
Colored motorcycle riders from the area and New Orleans set to race at the local drome Thursday afternoon. Stars include Bill Jones Led Lemont Brown and the Wilson brothers. Races start at 2 30 with admission 25 and 35 cents.
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Bill Jones
Lemont Brown
Wilson Brothers
New Orleans
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