Mass Meeting Aims to Raise Funds for Atlanta Negro School
A large gathering at St Paul Methodist Church colored, led by A Montgomery of Coca Cola Bottling, pledged 750 dollars toward a 900 dollar goal to liquidate debt for the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute. Judge Hammond urged shared duty, stressing uplifting the negro race through industrial training and moral conduct.
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Atlanta Normal and Tnndustrial Institute
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A. Montgomery
Coca-Cola
Atlanta
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H. Oliver
Warren Chapel
W. R. Hammond
Great Human Brotherhood
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Atlanta Normal and Industral Institute
Pchard Orme Flinn
Worth Avenue
Pyterian Church
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Farm Life for Negroes Promoted at Atlanta Institute
Industrial institute hosts address by H G Hastings of Hastings & Co praising farm life for African Americans and urging education tailored to practical wages. Principal Richard D. Stinson outlines mission to prepare negro youth for hard skilled work, with a report on $750 in subscriptions pledged by numerous supporters.
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H. G. Hastings
H. G. Hastings & Co
Atlanta
Mr. Hastings
Richard D. Stinson
Atlanta Norm and Industrial Institute
Vanderlip scheme eyed as possible delay to currency reform
The national debate over currency legislation intensifies as Vanderlip proposals surface at Congress late in the session. Letters from July reveal banker opposition to government controlled boards and support for a banker-led, short-term, locally connected framework, highlighting claims of inconsistency in Vanderlip methods between July and October.
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Wilson
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City Beautiful Urged by Pastor
The Second Baptist church in Atlanta hosted a full service on the citys future growth and character with city officials in attendance. Dr John B White urged building a city with solid foundations and moral vigor, warning that without religion and strong morality enterprise and prosperity alone will not sustain Atlanta.
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Birmingham
England
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Eyil
Atilanta
F M Hughes Shows Improvement After Typhoid Illness
F M Hughes a noted attorney has left confinement at home after several weeks with typhoid fever and is reported by his doctors to be on the road to recovery. He is expected to resume his legal practice in a few weeks.
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Nine American Warships Leave Hampton Roads for Mediterranean
Nine American warships sailed from Hampton Roads bound for the Mediterranean and were 216 miles east of Cape Henry by nightfall. The Wyoming flagship of the Atlantic fleet leads the squadron at sea and will report its position daily to the Navy Department.
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Hampton Roads
Mediterranean
Cape Henry
Wyoming
Navy Department
Seven Firemen Die in Milwaukee Store Fire
Seven firemen died and twenty four were injured as flames engulfed the Goodyear Rubber Co store in Milwaukee on October 26. An explosion collapsed walls trapping firefighters, with rescue teams working amid widespread destruction in the city’s business district. Several other firms reported losses as the blaze raged, threatening more casualties.
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Wis
Goodyear Rubber Company
Goodyear Company
Bishop honors Mrs Fairbanks at Indianapolis funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks wife of the former vice president were held in Indianapolis with burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Bishop William F McDowell of Chicago presided and lauded her character noting praise from an American girl missionary in India and a native Chinese man for her Christian influence. Friends from out of town attended, many linked to her term as president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Crown HH
Wiliam F. McDowell
Chicago
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