Arnold to Resume His Speech Today in Leo Frank Trial
Attorney Reuben Arnold, defense associate counsel for Leo Frank, said after the Saturday adjournment that he had no idea when his lengthy speech would end, noting it had just started. It is expected his address will occupy most of today, followed by Hoopers, Dorsey, and Hosser, with four speeches in total.
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Reuben Arnold
Leo Frank
Attornes Frank Efooper
Lotieitor Dorsey
Prank
Tneatate
Hoopers
Dorsey
Hosser
Arnold Onls
Tablet Unveiled In West End For Charles Goodman
The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in West End held a morning ceremony unveiling a Memorial Tablet to the late Charles Mason Goodman. Charles Goodman, son of the honoree, and W F Koally senior warden presented it. The tablet honors Goodman as first senior warden and first Sunday school superintendent who helped erect the church edifice. Reverend John D Wing led the service and preached a farewell sermon after the dedication. Goodman died years ago and will soon lead Grace Episcopal Church in Anniston Alabama. Members of W T Luckie Masons attended. Wing is their lodge member and rector for fourteen months.
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Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
West End
Charles Goodman
W. F Koally
Kelly
Str
Church of the Incarnation
Charles Mason Goodman
Goodman
John & Clem
United States Army
Chicago
George S Obear
Birmingham
Ala
Thomas B Ferris
San Diego
Cal
W. Kelly
Atlanta
Wing
Grace Episcopal Church
Anniston
W. T. Luckie Lodge of Masons
Wings
Panisn
Appeals in Dynamite Cases Reach Circuit Court
Thirty of thirty three labor union officials convicted in Indianapolis last December of conspiracy and complicity in the McNamara dynamiting plot will have their appeals argued before the United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago for three days beginning next Wednesday.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
United States Cicurt Court of Appeals
Colonel William Nelson Dies In Salt Lake City
Colonel William Nelson editor of The Salt Lake Tribune for thirty five years died at his home in Salt Lake City today of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was one of the west’s best known journalists, came to Utah in 1876 as United States marshal, and was very old.
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Utah
Culonel
William Nelson
Ealt Lake Tribune
Dnd
Nelson
John Cox Underwood Dead in New York Hospital
John Cox Thiersood former lieutenant governor of Kentucky died today at Hahnemann Hospital of arteriosclerosis at age 73. He had served in state government and was a prominent political figure in Kentucky. The death was reported from New York where he had been receiving care.
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John Cox Underwood
New York
John Cox Thiersood
Kentucky
Hahnemann Hospital
Circus Dining Feast Outruns Theatrics In Barnum & Bailey Tour
A Barnum & Bailey circus visit brings 1,200 people meals scaled for a full day. The dining tent serves 2,500 pounds of meat and 400 gallons of coffee daily with 80 waiters orchestrating service. Performers mingle with staff as cooks work through the day, while crowds anticipate 2 PM matinees and 8 PM shows.
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Sidney Ormond
Dexter Fellows
Barnum & Earles
Barnum & Bailey
Licht
Atlanta
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Miss Annie Russell Abandons Annie Russell Parts Tonight
Miss Annie Russell, performing in Atlanta tonight, declares she will stop portraying Annie Russell parts. She explains she wants stronger roles like The Nigger or Lady Teazle, recalls years of struggle, and speaks of artistic longing beyond ingénue parts and routine success.
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Annie
Annie Russell
Atlanta
Miss Russell
Lady Teazie
Lady Teazle
Cissy Fitzgerald
Susannah
New York
London
Crash on Pryor Garnett Streets Shatters Cars
A collision between two touring cars at the Pryor and Garnett intersection caused a streetcar panic as passengers fled and glass showered the area. Latham and Turner chauffeurs were arrested for violating the road ordinance. no serious injuries reported.
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Pryor
South Pryor and
Garnett Streets
L. C. Turner
Atlanta National Bank
John Ware
Frvor Street
Turner
Latham
J. W. West
Rev Callaway Resigns Macon Tabernacle
Rev T Callaway pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church Macon resigns to join First Baptist Church Dublin effective December 1. He cites larger field of service as the reason for leaving and says he will depart December first.
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Macon Tabernacle
Macon
T. Callaway
Tabernacle Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Dublin
Ir Callaway
Trustees of Mercer elect new prex today
Mercer University trustees meet in Macon to consider a successor to Dr Jamison as president. The post was offered to Dr W T O Kelly of Raleigh but declined. If a decision is made, the name will likely be withheld until the Baptist convention meets next month at Gainesville.
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Board of Trustees
Mercer University
Jamison
Mercer
W. T O'Kelly
Raleigh
Baptist Convention
Gainesville
Kaiser William visits Vienna to ease German Austrian tensions
Emperor William of Germany arrives in Vienna and is warmly welcomed by Emperor Francis Joseph. The meeting aims to quell rumors of Coolness over Germany’s support of anti Austrian Balkan policies. Austrian battleships for Panama. The battleship Zrinyi selected for the naval pageant at the Panama Canal opening.
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William of
Germany
Francis Joseph
Panama
zZrinyi
Pansma Canal
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Dozier & Gay
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Morris & Company
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