Deaf mute Bible class at St Mark's Church in Atlanta
At St Mark's in Atlanta a deaf mute Bible class of 25 to 30, peaking at 56, gathered for a water mission at Grant Park in honor of Prof Freeman of Cave Spring. Freeman spoke on Ben Hur and preached in sign language. six Atlanta deaf mutes planned baptism at First Baptist with translation.
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St Mark's Church
Grant Park
Mra
M. Freeman
Cave Spring
Freeman
Ben Hur
St. Mark’a
Atlanta
J. H. Alchaels
Southern Baptist Church
South
Asi
Frst
Fort Worth
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
St. Mark's Church
W. F. Crussetle
Birmingham
Ala
Bir. Michaels
Clase
Sizus
Earthquake Shocks Porto Rico San Juan September report
An earthquake was felt in San Juan at 12 10 PM causing alarm and people rushing into the streets. No repeat shock occurred and calm was soon restored. No material damage or loss of life reported locally or from interior points.
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San Juan
Porto Rito
Willis Howe Dies After Twenty Years at Palmer House
Willis Howe longtime manager of the Palmer House in Chicago and well known hotel figure across the United States died in French Lick Indiana from complications of liver and other ailments. He had been manager of a hotel there at the time of his death.
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Valuer House
Chicago
Willis Howe
Palmer House
United ‘States
French Lick
Boy Dies After Rattlesnake Bite in 24 Hours
Vaidarta Ga September 5 Special Emery Mobley son of W Thy Mobley of Farga Ga died this morning from a rattlesnake bite suffered Wednesday. He received extensive medical care but died in less than a day with intense suffering.
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Vaidarta
Emery Mobley
W. Thy Mobley
Farga
Mobley
Hughes sentiment dominates Oyster Bay Republican meetings
Republicans of Oyster Bay favor the governor. Delegates chosen to fall conventions all back renomination. In Roosevelt’s Fifth District Hughes supporters won. In the Seventh District the meeting resolved that Charles Hughes should be the party’s nominee for governor.
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Oyster Bay
Hughes
Roosevelt
Charles 1 Finghes
Valdosta Plans Big Carnival
Valdosta Georgia September 3 At a Fifteen Thousand Club meeting the great fall carnival was decided on with committees named to handle details. City officials showed strong support and funds were subscribed for a plenary plan. The council pledged a substantial appropriation and aims for high class free attractions with railroads providing very low rates. The event will occur near the Georgia and Florida railroad completion, last five days, with parades floats automobile displays and flower shows alongside professional acts.
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Valdosta
Fifteen Thousand
Tts
Georgia“and
Florida
Cleveland Trolley Deal Attacked in the Courts
James K. Farmsey files in common pleas court to void the Cleveland Railway Company's security grant and set aside the lease to Municipal Traction Company. He claims fraud by city officials led by Mayor Tom L. Johnson, alleging a 1 cent fare scheme using public funds to promote the plan and control the street railway system. The suit names the city, the railway company, and the Municipal Traction Company officers and directors.
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Municipal Traction Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
James K. Farmsey
Cleveland Railway Company
Tom L. Johnson
Mtta
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Munterpat Traction Company
Ft Ie
City of
Johnson
Oldest Mason in the Country Celebrates Birthday
Mount Butiape New Mexico September 5. Bellows McGregor, the nation’s oldest Mason and believed oldest white man, celebrated his Latin birthday. He received a prize at a mid day event and was reported to be in fine heart and health.
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Mount Butiape
N.M
Grave of Col Hawkins Found Forgotten in Crawford County
N F Walker found the grave of Colonel Benjamin Hawkins, longtime Indian affairs agent in Georgia, neglected and ruined with a fallen brick wall and overgrown bushes. A former governor unearthed Hawkins history, noting his role from 1789 to 1795 and his ties to Creek Cherokee Choctaw and Chickasaw lands. Walker urges a monument and proper care for the site where Hawkins is buried on the Pint River in Crawford County Georgia.
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Encke
Crawford County
F. Walker
Benjamin Hawkins
Georgia
Walker
Colonel Hawkins
Allen D Candier
Washington
Savannah
Mississippi
Hawkins
Yates County
North Carolina
Monmouth
Hawker
Carolina
United States
Indiana
Tinksland
Bose
Princeton College
Congress
United
Potomac
Jon
Pint River
Ras
North
Harding Aides Payne Bid For Reelection In City Tax Office
Mr Harding, a longtime union leader and officer in Atlante Typographical Union, Atlante Federation of Trades, and Labor Day committee, campaigns on Payne ticket for reelection as city tax collector. He vows to push later tax payment hours to ease wage earners’ burden if Payne is elected. He is active in secret orders and has been master in two lodges.
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Harding
Ed Payne
Sccrete Order
Payne
Auoi
Quickest Time to Norfolk by the Southern
Leave Atlanta on the New York and New Orleans Limited daily at 1:00 a.m., arrive Norfolk the next morning at 8:50. The schedule highlights a rapid overnight journey with a single night on the rails.
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Norfolk
Southern
Atlanta
New York and
New Prileans Limited
Coroner's Jury Finds Young Woman Murdered in Georgia
Savannah details reveal a coroner's jury verdict that a young woman died from a criminal operation performed by Dr A Ropert. Roy E Trask, accused of murder, and J Prickett, a young woman, charged as accessory. Peritonitis followed a week of treatment, leading to death last night.
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Savannah
Avannen
Roy E. Trask
A. Ropert
J. Prickett
Rosett
Rickett
Ie Roagtt
Postoffice Clerks to Meet in Birmingham
National Association of Postoffice Clerks holds its annual convention in Birmingham Alabama starting Monday with about 400 delegates arriving for four days of discussions. Delegates include the New England group in transit from Boston. Topics on the agenda cover savings banks parcel post retirement civil service wages and supervisory rules among postmasters and distribution clerks plus Sunday work and vacation policies.
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National Association
Birmingham
Ala
United National Asseiation
Postetties
New ‘England
Beaton
Yosthl Savings Bank
Parcel Post
Civil Service
Immanuel Mandel of Chicago Dies in Swiss Train Incident
The body of Immanuel Mandel of Chicago was sent on a special train from Banle Switzerland to Havre for shipment to the United States after a fatal incident at a railroad station. Mandel died here as the revolts surrounding the fall of the railway station occurred. His widow has received many cables of sympathy from America.
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Banle
Switzerland
Immanuel Mandel
Cuicago
Havre
United States
Mir
Mandel
Cummins and the Senatorship in Des Moines Speech
Governor Cummins issued a statement to a partisan audience in Des Moines declaring that if elected for the short term and not chosen as the Republican candidate in November he will resign and campaign on the stump for the successful candidate.
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Cummins
Des Moines
Pension for Old Negro at Illinois Central
Illinois Central officials in Chicago approved pension papers for Austin Dunbar, an elderly former worker from New Orleans injured in an accident four years ago. Dunbar, unaware of the pension plan for long time employees, faced delays proving his service, but back pay and a monthly pension will aid the disabled man living in Hammond, Louisiana.
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Uineia Central
Chicago
Beptember
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Austin Dunbar
New Orleans
Dunbar
Shana
Hang
Harper
Aleds
wBo
Sladden
Mveo
Hommond
Savannah Men Fight at Packing Company Office
Savannah report states W. Douglas Cooper and Miller Everett, manager and credit man for a packing company, fought in the firm offices on West Broad street. A large crowd gathered as Everett was left with a bruised eye and a cut face. The company ordered an Augusta investigator to examine the incident.
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Cooper
Everett
Savannah
Douglas Cooper
Miller
Com
West Broad Street
Augusta
Car Works to Resume Operations in Tennessee
Knorgile Yens announces Lenoir City Tennessee plant will resume operations. It has secured contracts to repair and rebuild a large number of freight cars for railroads, signaling a restart after a pause.
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Car
Knorgile
Yens
Lenoir City
Gar
Lencir City
Tenn
Paar Hens
Ned
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