Stone Mountain Baptist Association Passes Saloon Ruling
The Stone Mountain Baptist Association adopted a motion by Rev. Ten G. Broughton requiring members who own rented buildings used for saloon purposes to withdraw from the church if they continue renting to liquor dealers. Expulsion from the association was possible for noncompliance, with broad support at the Lithonia meeting.
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Baptist
Nquor
Stone Mountains Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Lithuitia
Ten. G. Broughton
Thera
Association
George Hillyer
Kempton
W. W. Landrum
T. G. Walker
Lithonia Baptist Churn
A. T. Spalding
Atlante
Roy. A. C. Ward
Atlanta
Len @. Broughton
John
Invasion plans shape Tennessee Central rail routes
Special reports from Tennessee outline a tie up between Tennessee Central and Southern railway to form a joint system across Nashville and Hop Ky. The deal envisions terminals at Tennessee Cats with shared stock, giving the Southern access to the southeast and a route to the Louisville and Nashville system. The expanded 85 mile main line will connect with the Minot Central, leveraging assets valued over 100,000 dollars for extension.
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Clinois
Central
Nashville
Hop Ky
Tie Southern
Hid Hepadn
Dish
Harriman Junction
Tennesse Cats
Tan
St. Batties
Louisville
Naah- Heh
Tenessee Central
Minole Central
Nndiemake
Rma
Florida Woman Cooked in Yellow Stone Spring
Miss Fannie A Weeks aged fifty plus of Washington died after stepping toward a geyser and falling into a hot spring in Yellow Stone National Park while touring with eastern tourists. She was a Gainesville Florida native with Florida relatives and once served as stenographer to Senator Call.
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Wawston
Montana
Fannie A. Weeks
Washington
Stone National Park
Pw. Rekaras
Min
Miss Weeks
Gainesville
Fla
Call
Florida
Treasury Department
Confederate Daughters Boycott John Wanamaker
At a Florence Alabama meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy Florence chapter adopted a resolution pledging not to purchase from John Wanamaker's establishment. The measure cites Wanamaker’s attitude toward Negroes and purported threats to Southern women as basis for the boycott.
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John Wanamaker
Ala
Iahamaker
Pee Mualy
Purse Pursuits End in Shootout and City Strike
A police pursuit in Omaha ends after a kidnapper and companion exchange gunfire with officers on North Street. Patrolman Allan Was shot in the leg, others wounded, as officers press the chase with Jackson and Leahy directing reinforcements. Elsewhere, 300 U S mall wagon drivers strike at the New York General Post Office over wage disputes.
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Beth
Jackson
Uahy
Bixt
Salon
Sixteenth
Doreas
Leahy
iSimael
New York
United States
Mall Street
General Post Office
Baku Under Fire Amidst Armenian and Tartar Fighting
Reports from St Petersburgh describe Baku’s streets unsafe as Armenian and Tartar factions clash with troops stretched thin. Fires rage at oil works, communications are down, and battles intensify in Babakan and surrounding suburbs. Murders rise while naphtha tanks fuel the flames.
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St. Petersbire
Jiaku
Centrol
Baku
Reliabla
Babakan
Jartarz
The
Caucasus
Bathakan Te
Nre
Armadiana
Biblebat
Sabunto
Noman
Society of
Twelve Cent Cottons Will Be Shibboleth Session at Asheville
Cotton growers meet in Asheville at Kenilworth Inn as Southern Cotton Growers' Association seeks a minimum price for the coming crop and to compile statistics directly from growers. Delegates debate eleven or twelve cent minimum, with committees appointed to estimate last year’s crop and plan enlarged association scope.
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Asheville
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Kenilworth Inn
Liverpool
Brooks
Alabama
Love
Arkanas
Miller
Georgia
Maxwall
Louisiana
Witherspoon
Mississippi
Adilson
North Carolina
Smith
South Carolina
Davis
Tennessee
Hickey
Texas
Erwin
Oklahome
Cemplla
J. A. Brown
Ju. Martin
W. F. Peake
J. C. Martin
E D. Smith
South Carolna
J. Leee Cack Oxay
H. Witherspoon
Tlan
Evident Jordan
Cofton
Dispensary Officials Linked to Talbert in 1902 Governor Race
Sumter South Carolina September report reveals state dispensary officials backed Talbert against Heyward in 1902. A letter from GL I Wellame urged dispensers to support Talbert on official letterhead. Former board chairman Williams later ran for congress and was defeated.
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Board of Directors
L. J. Willams
Talbert
Sumter
8. C
Dvi
Heyward
GL. I. Wiellame
Tallbert
Williams
State Dispensery
Congress
Davis
Florence
Wilkes
Darlington
Gordon Wilkes
L. N. Boykin
Evans
Cotton Growers Convention Debates Uniform Bale Weight and Press Role
Debates at a cotton growers convention discuss dampening of cotton and bale weighing. Resolutions fix an even tare of thirty pounds per bale for all states. A proposed official organ for the Cotton Growers Association is debated with opponents arguing current press efforts suffice.
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J. A. Brown
North Carolina
A. L. Brook
Alabama
William Torlingen
United States
Sir William
Tomlinson
Cotton Growers
Memphis
Moody
Alshama
Ieich
A. v. Brook
Brook
Seventeen Men Lost From Steamer Tropic
The British steamship Tropic, 2340 tons, Captain Barber, arrived after a near three month voyage from Valparaiso. The second mate purser and fifteen seamen are missing, with a late report of a grounding near Constitucion on June 28. A kite line and hawser reached shore, enabling some crew to reach safety, while later a naval inquiry exonerated the captain and crew.
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Charleston, & C
Tronic
Barber
Ater
Puratr
Valparaiso
Chile
Cree
Puty
Constitucion
Roosevelt Street For City Of Vienna Roosevelt Strasse
The municipal council proposes to perpetuate President Roosevelt’s peace efforts by renaming a street Roosevelt Strasse in Vienna. The proposal has been formally introduced and is under consideration.
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Roosevelt Street
City OF Vienna
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Strasse
Sana Cabling
Vienne
Rioting in Tokyo Over Peace Terms Reports Two Killed
Civil unrest spreads through Tokyo as protesters clash with police over the peace treaty with Russia. Reports say two killed and about five hundred wounded as crowds gather in Hibiya Park and push for demonstrations against the government.
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Okio
Tokio
Weather Forecast Across States for Thursday and Friday
Forecasts predict fair conditions in Georgia Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina with light variable or town winds. Alabama Mississippi Western Florida and parts of Texas Louisiana expect partly cloudy skies with light to fresh winds and occasional showers in the south and central regions. Tennessee and Kentucky face scattered showers with possible thundershowers in eastern Florida, and overall mean temperatures near normal with measurable precipitation totals for the 24 hours.
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Wrahington
Georgia
Virginia
North
Florida
Esouth
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