Procession in London Amid Crowds and Cries at Catholic Congress
Large crowds gathered outside Westminster as Cardinal Vannutelli and other papal delegates led a host through crowded streets. A crush caused ambulances to move in while 15 000 volunteers aided crowd control. The papal legate blessed the faithful inside and outside the cathedral as Archbishop Bourne and Premier Asquith debated plans for carrying the Host through London streets.
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Cardinal Vannutoil
Cardinal Gibbons
Faith of Our Fathers
Ames Owis
Cardnal
Wannatelli Fes
Ronan Catholic
Wembes
Pontifical Mission
Garry W
Sigle
London
Bourne
England
Democrats Face Gubernatorial Deadlock at Rochester
At Rochester New York on September 13 Democratic leaders grappled with choosing a gubernatorial nominee. Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and Congressman Sulzer vied for support while National Chairman Norman Mack and state Chairman William Conners urged harmony. The national committee declined to back any candidate and urged selecting the strongest man for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomer
Wiliam J) Conners
Sam
Conners
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Wiliam Ho Sulzer
Sulzer
Bird S Coler
Brooklyn
William B Eliison
New York City
National Committee
Buffalo
Democratic National Committee
William J Brya
Betan
Norman Beach
Leah
Bryans
Asquith Gladstone Bourne Protestants Rally Over Catholic Parade
In a tension filled sequence Gladstone and Asquith discussed safeguarding a Catholic procession amid protests from Catholic and Protestant factions. Archbishop Bourne was urged to ensure safety, while Catholic leaders denounced perceived anti Catholic measures and Catholic demonstrators praised government restraint. Pro Protestant groups celebrated the outcome and denounced papal influence as danger to English unity. A protest wave in Budapest also erupted over the Eucharistic procession.
Lumber Demand Heavy At Macon
In Macon a three week surge in lumber demand boosts orders at major mills including Matsse Felton Lumber Co. Prices rise across the sector with local mills meeting strong consumer needs while national demand remains robust. Also notes searches for missing boy Henry McCarthy and funeral of Charles H Salter.
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Brown House Maron
Matsse & Felton Lumber Company
Macon
Happy Spirits
Dozier
Methodist Orphans Home Run
Vineville
Henry McCarthy
Central City Park
Ho Salter
Child Wanders Away Found By Police in Convers Ga
Four year old Frank Stower, son of Mrs Lee Stowers from Convers Ga, wandered from playmates while visiting relative Mrs F Womack at 274 Glennwood Avenue. He was found near St Pas Methodist Church and taken to police headquarters, where he calmed after his father arrived to take him home.
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Frank Stower
Lee Stowers
Convers
F Womack
Glennwood Avenue
St Pasis
Vemy
Big Parente
Bohnefeld
Stowers Doo
Furniture and Coffin Review Moves to Atlanta Trade Hub
Atlanta adds another trade paper to its list as The Furniture and Coffin Review relocates from Dallas to Atlanta. Published by Dunn Publishing Company, it targets undertakers and the southern furniture trade, with Word Mills as editor and W K Dunn as traveling representative. The Dunn brothers, Georgia veterans, grew up in Augusta and earlier work in Atlanta's newspaper scene.
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Atlanta
Ita
United States
Dallas
Tex
Furniture and Coffin Review
Tex la
Gulf
Altlawilé
Dunn Publishing Company
R I E Dunn
Word H Mills
W K Dunn
Fetter
North Carolina
Dunn
Georgia
Augusta
W Dunn
Atlante
High
Plant Rosemen Operations Resume in Georgia Factory
The Georgia Manufacturing Company, operating as Standard &als Company, has resumed operations after a four month shutdown. Manager Elmer Grant said they expect to run regularly now. The plant employs a number of skilled workers.
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Rosemen
Rome
Georgia Manufacturing Company
Standard &&Als Company
Elmer Grant
Akiliea
Meonan
Boston Labor Party Support Stirs Mass AFL Meeting
Labor leaders in Massachusetts outline campaign support at a meeting of the state AFL executive board and two special committees to back President Samuel Gompers and the federation on national wartime policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bryan
American Federation of Labor
Allien Adipied
Samuel Gompere
Federation On National
Flaring Hydrophobia and Squirrel Bite Reported in Chicago Case
A Chicago case reports a person bitten by a squirrel showing signs of hydrophobia, with medical officials noting uncertainty about the outcome. The incident highlights urgent public health concerns and the need for prompt treatment and monitoring.
Local field brawl ends with arrests and injuries
A chaotic live craps game at a central location ended in a stampede. Officers Williams and Barfield arrested a suspect after a fighting melee that left Sam Davis with severe leg injuries and a warped hip. Davis claimed he fell onto a sharp gang plank during the fray.
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Anne Betwen Seven Tegles
Williams
Barfield
Sam Davis
Fox Hunt Enthusiasm Peaks as Americus Hosts Foxes
Six foxes in six days thrill Americus as Captain M B Council leads a pack of twenty seven pedigreed hounds to capture a fine fox in sight of the city. Hunters report five captures this week in the local fox locality. Meanwhile in Rome on September 15 Myra Mattie Cook, 18, wife of Henry Cook, who was struck by a Lindale car, is described as out of danger with recovery expected as doctors note a traumatic ordeal and two dogs reportedly accompany her guardian.
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Americus Americus
Americus Ia
MB Conncil
Council
Rome
Myra Mattie Cook
Henry Cook
Abe
Abundant Cash Fuels Stocks Rally As Markets Lie Low
Abundant cash and cheap money power a surge in stock prices as a small circle of wealthy financiers and professional operators drive the market. Public participation remains limited while foreign holdings and the currency market bolster expectations of renewed banknote expansion and potential gold exports.
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New York
General Publi
Sma
Stock Exchange
Coriier
The
Treasury
Multiple Mortality Notices from Local Residence Burials
A batch of obituary notices details deaths at private residences and nearby towns. Entries report ages, addresses such as 47 Pondera Avenue and 118 Richardson Street, funeral times, and officiants, with interment at local cemeteries. Names include Mrs F R S Hardin and Mrs Sarah N Jones, among others, with family and kin references.
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Hardin
S Hardin
Richardson Street
Hawkinsville
LD Coley
Deaf mute Nash seeks divorce in New Jersey case
New York September 13 James William Nash seeks divorce from his deaf wife in Newark court before Vice Chancellor Howell. The unusual case, first of its kind in New Jersey courts, will use a sign language interpreter. The Nash couple reside in Newark with two children.
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New York
Muse
James Wiliam Nash
Newark
New Jersey
Wave
Famadlar
Nash
Hearst Party Leaves Today for Birmingham and Chattanooga
The Hearst party traveled from Albany to Atlanta and spent the night there before leaving at 620 a m for Birmingham. On Tuesday they will be in Chattanooga. William R Hearst of New York stated that William Bryan could not deny meeting him at a dinner with John Temple Graves and others. Bryan said he would be the Democratic nominee and serve one term, and offered to back the party’s nominee if his stance matched the campaign.
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Joly
Temple Graves Thoma, Sisser
Clarence Shearn
Ran
Chanler
Besan
Bryan
Lost boy Kenneth Brown located after long search
Five year old Kenneth Brown wandered from Capitol Square area, crying and exhausted, and was found near Capitol Avenue. He was taken to police headquarters for identification while his mother Jo Brown was in Atlanta. Father, who runs a store in Athens, later came to retrieve him.
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Kenneth Brown
Capitol Square
Capitol Avenue
East Fall
Iest
Jo Brown
Atlanta
White House
Henneth
Atlante
Matton Bobnfeld
Athens
RACES FOR AMERICUS HORSE MEETINGS SET
Americus Driving Club announces races on September 22 23 and 24 with handsome purses and entries of horses with records to compete. The event aims to be among the month’s best tracks with grandstand and buildings completed in Americus Georgia. Carnegie funds noted for military parades and building progress mentioned by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Spe
Jelal
Smeéricue I Carnegie Motory
Andrew Carnegie
Oboe
First Sermon by Dr Little at Westminster Presbyter ian
The Rev Dr Little preached yesterday morning to a large congregation marking his first sermon since installation a week ago. He used Moses and Amalech as a sermon on courage and faith, urging active moral effort and vigilance against evil in society and within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyter
Eiect
Moses
Israel
Canaan
Col Denny Reappointed North Georgia Elks District Deputy
Special report notes Col R Y Denny's second term as district deputy of the Elks for north Georgia including 40 lodges from Augusta and Macon area. He oversaw new lodges in LaGrange, Marietta, and Gainesville and reports rising membership. Also mentions American cotton receipts ahead of last year by 3900 bales and new Atlanta Cedartown train schedule via Seaboard with stops at Hiram Dallas Rockmart and intermediate stations.
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Elks
North Georgia
Rome
RY Denny
The
Georgia
Augusta
Gamesvilhe Hesides
Denny
Ivler
Americus Cotton
Redesota
Americus
Atlanta
Cedartown
Seaboard
Hiram
Dallas
Rockmart
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Cuba
Mpare
Sue Age
Bale Co
Adlants, Ga
Mani
Trina
Sulser
Prise
Rochester
Empire
Gladstone
Cotland
Arcis
Asquith
Horte Gecrators ' Office
Roman Catholica
Father Sprankitns
St Georges Roman Katholic Cathedral
Asquiths
Wuld
Cardinal Vannutelli
Gen Catholica
Thaly
London Morning Papers
Frank Y Car
Protestant Alliance
Caxton Hall
Westminster
Joh Kenel
Budapest
Eicharien
Carholt Ongrans
Macon Ga
Charles H Salter
Jesse Ro Hart
Fathe Madden
Josephs Cathalic Church
Blake
Frank Blake
Mercer
Nea
Charles “Poserrs
Charles Boye Roberts
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Wile Roberts
Petesson
Chicago
Seruns
Solbert
Prom Trust
Harry Bostox
Baler Street
Heston
Atlanta Police Ark
Lemon Prutt
Jack Gresham
Lithonia Ga
Gresham
Pruit
Greshams
Wohn Smich
Dobbs
Kimball House
Station House
San Francisco
Texas
Smith
Meru
Cook
Southern Engraving
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Pondera Avenue
Hollywood
Billie Way Steluhta
Hille Mey Stelgnia
W Steighta
Pope
Steighta
Ana
Howail Vaughn
Crest Him
Hast Point
Sareh WN
Jones
Savannah
Spiaclal
Sarah N Jones
Wits
C Kulleien Jones
Clifford Springer
Mra Jones
Basdarc
A. M. Elders
Glennville
Emma Barnett
Washington
Moima Barnett
Wae & Aieter
Samuel Barnett
Anne
Samuel Barnett Jr
Southern Hunter Lite Insurance Company
Hearst
Birmingham and
Chattanooga
Tomer For
Vgamepic Library
DR. Little
Westminster Presbbyterian Church
Satans
Alabama
Col. Denny
Baird
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