Stetson Declares Mao Eddy Still Rules Scientist Church
New York June 28 Mrs Augustine Stetson founder of the first Christian Science church in the city denies seeking to succeed Mary Baker Eddy and asserts Eddy did not die but enters spiritual life and remains head of the universal church She says she is spiritual head of the branch church and Eddy is rising to a final demonstration that there is no death She asserts she will defend her position and expects a final victory of truth and love over error and hate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augusta Stetson
First Christian Science Church
Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
Jesus Christ
Universal Church
Stetson
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Mother Or
The
Do Your Deal in Pony Man's Advice
The contestants in the Georgian and American pony race are urged to push hard for subscriptions before July 5. The contest manager warns against basing efforts on rivals and emphasizes staying focused on winning a pony outfit. Standings will be published tomorrow with notable gains.
Builds 2 Acre 15000 Home for Her Cats in Greenwich
Mrs. Clifford B. Harmon, daughter of Commodore E. C. Benedict, broke ground on a two acre cattery project in Greenwich. The facility will include eight rooms with hot and cold water electric lighting gas cooking two baths a kittens' nursery steam heat. The project also includes a seven room cottage for Mrs. F Y Mathis, longtime cat breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford B. Harmon
E. C. Benedict
F. Y. Mathis
Monthly Tuition Offered By Crichton Shumaker College
Crichton Shumaker Business College announces a complete business education at ten dollars per month in the Kiser Building. The program promises merit based instruction by experienced teachers with decades in training bookkeepers. Catalog on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton-Shumaker Business College
Kiser
Pete
Crichton and Shumaker
Atlanta
Princess Louise Writes New Book Revealing Soul in Fiction
Milan dispatch reports ex Crown Princess Louise of Saxony now Countess Mortignoso plans another autobiography. She calls the work her own story in a disguised fiction, detailing Italy's beauty through personal impressions, while lamenting failed loves and a feverish quest for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Milan
Italy
Louise of Saxony
Countess of Mortignoso
Saxony
Rate on 50 Chinese Skeletons a Puzzler
NEW ORLEANS June 28 Freight agents seek shipping rates for 50 Chinese skeletons from New Orleans to San Francisco. The bodies are boxed and ready for trans shipment and burial under Confucius watches. Rail rules require burial at least 20 years ago for merchandise. Few have reached that interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
San Francisco
Confucius
Don't Give Up the Ship Flag Becomes Centennial Prize
In Toledo Ohio on June 28 the 1913 Lake Erie battle is revived as Commodore Perry's flag becomes the prize in a contest. Museum of Art Director George Stevens refuses to relinquish the relic loaned by Secretary Daniels for three months to Ensign George Lowry for the rebuilt flagship Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Lake Erie
Commodore Perry
Niagara
George Stevens
Museum of Art
George M. Lowry
Daniels
Heat soars as mother kills child on Buckhead farm
Crazed by heat Amanda Dieu a Negro woman strangled her child to death on Harry L. Schlesinger’s Buckhead farm two miles north on Saturday morning. Wife of Turner Dieu, a longtime tenant, she had complained of intense heat. Irritated by her child’s actions she choked the infant. she was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Dieu
Harry L. Schlesinger
Buckhead
Turner Dieu
Schlesinger
Warning on Carelessness Ends in Memorial for Mary Tribble
Mary Tribble seven year old dies from colored crayon exposure prompting Atlanta teachers to tighten safety rules. Pupils and classmates honor her at East Side Baptist Tabernacle funeral with friends forming flower tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tribble
Little Mary Tribble
Atlanta
East Atlanta
Mary
Marriage bill seeks State Health Board endorsement
Senator J T Hixon plans to win endorsement from the State Board of Health for the pure marriage bill. Dr B L Emory of Villa Rica will push the measure before the board, with medical society backing from Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Senate
J. T. Hixon
Hixon
Board of Health
B. L. Emory
Villa Rica
Confederate Veterans head to Gettysburg reunion from Georgia
General A J West of Georgia leads the First Battalion of Confederate Veterans and Georgia State at large, with 75 Confederates from Atlanta and 600 statewide, to Gettysburg for the blue and gray reunion on July 1 to 3, camping at a preferred site on Confederate Avenue. A first reunion event opened in Atlanta with ticket sales at the Southern Railway office, featuring Mr Black a Union veteran and F L Hudgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. West
Georgia
Atlanta
Gettysburg
Southern Railway
Mr. Black
F. L. Hudgins
Chinese Slay 600 Brigands in Battle
In Honan province Republican troops killed six hundred brigands and captured eighty today. The brigands had been pillaging and burning under Hibinders for months. captives likely face execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pekin
Honan
Hibinders
Wilson Approves U P Dissolution Plan
President Wilson has approved a full Union Pacific dissolution plan. G P Todd of the Justice Department will present the plan in St Paul to the Federal Court tonight. Details are expected Monday with proposed disposition of 126.9 million dollars of Southern Pacific stock between Pennsylvania Railway and a private trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Pacific
Wilson
G. P. Todd
Department of Justice
St. Paul
Federal Court
McReynolds
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Plans Airship Squad In All Russian Corps
In St Petersburg on June 28 the Duma reported that every Russian army corps would have a flying squad if the war minister's plan is carried out. Progress in aerial armament was noted as the government doubled dirigibles and acquired craft called aerial dreadnoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Duma
Flames Sweep Over Town in Devastating Fire
MEREDOSIA ILL June 28 A blaze starting at 1 am left Mere dosia nearly ruined as fire brigades from Springfield and Jacksonville rush to the town aboard a special train to battle the flames and save what remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredosia, Ill
Meredosia
Springfield
Jacksonville
Senator Hixon Pushes Marriage Bill to Limit Age and Disease Rules
Senator Hixon endorses a measure tightening marriage age for women to sixteen and banning licenses for individuals with tuberculosis or contagious diseases and for habitual drunkards or drug addicts. He argues the law would curb disease more than other reforms and cites progressive states with similar statutes. He expects Senate consideration and wider adoption nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixon
Senate
Gedona
A B A Strikes Securities Snag In Atlanta Rail Case
Receivers of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad face difficulty retiring 4.7 million dollars of 5 percent receivers certificates due July 1. It is hoped to refix them at 6 percent until paid, as money markets hinder refinancing. H M Atkinson and FE T Lamb traveled to New York to seek refunding arrangements. The road has been in receivership since January 2, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
H. M. Atkinson
FE. T. Lamb
Atlanta
New York
Arbitration Treaty With Japan Signed
Secretary of State Bryan signed the protocols renewing arbitration treaties with Japan Portugal and Sweden for five years in Washington. The pacts will go to the Senate for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Japan
Portugal
Sweden
Senate
Prominent Atlanta Veterans Headed to Gettysburg Reunion
Veterans from Georgia and Decatur gathered for the Gettysburg reunion. General A West and Judge George Hillyer led notable travelers on the first Atlanta train. Notable items include a Confederate half dollar valued at 10000 dollars presented to West, and stories of Nash, Hudgins, and Mitchell wounded in Civil War battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Evans
Confederate Veterans of
Decatur
Hudgins
Gettysburg
Black
Atlanta
General A. West
George Hillyer
John Lindsey
J. W. English
Fourth National Bank
J. C. Huff
A. A. Nolan
F. L. Hudgins
I. N. Nash
W. H. Mitchell
Georgia
W. F. Gay
Newborn
Jefferson Lamar Camp No
Covington
J. N. Mitchell
Canton
Williams
Harris County
Sam Moore
A. F Truett
J. T. Forester
Hamilton
General West
West
David H. Keefer
Fr. L. Hudgins
Nash
Battle of the Wilderness
Potomac
Gettysburg Welcomes Veterans The Big Parade Begins
Gettysburg, June 28. The real invasion of Blue and Gray veterans began today as the 4,000 population borough prepares for a large influx. Army officers assess the camp and preparations as nearly complete and expect peak activity by tomorrow night, signaling a major hosting effort for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Hawkes Opticians Offer Moderate Glasses Fitting
A. K. Hawkes Co. promises careful examination and correct lens fitting at a moderate charge. The firm, with fifty years serving the public, brands itself as reliable. Located at 14 Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Entries at Latonia Races Second Listing of Two and Three-Year-Olds
Entries describe six racing stakes at Latonia with multiple horses per division. Notable entries include Thalia, Claxonette, Silk Day, Ringling, Southern Lad, Erin, Patrick F, Jimmie Gill, Chartier, Star O Ryan, Dr Waldo Briggs and Wander. Weather is clear with a fast track.
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Cay
Anna Reed
Lamode
Silk Day
Henry Ritte
Little Baker
Trojan Belle
Pampinea
Amity
Kelly
Merlin
Ringling
Southern Lad
Erin
Patrick F
Pulsation
Lindar
Lamb's Tail
Billy Stuart
Alador
Abednego
Candy Box
Oasis
Seliing
John G. Weaver
Wood Dove
Jimmie Gill
Cousin Puss
Detour
Bonnie Eloise
Chartier
Star O’ryan
Dr. Waldo Briggs
Forehead
Wander
Mockler
Hamilton Racing Card Highlights First Forty Trainers
The program lists purses and entries for six races at Hamilton across multiple divisions. Notable entries include Thelma Pat Rutledge The Urchin Birka Louise Travers Osapele Scarlet Letter in the two year olds, Rock Spring Sagolta Havrock Cadramon in the 11 to 16 mile event, Sight King Cas Guncotton Luckola in the Barton handicap steeplechase, plus Clinton Hassan Mimesis and Honey B among other horses in selling and allowance races. Apprentice allowance claimed noted for Maddalena and Battery among turf maidens.
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Hamilton
Thelma
Pat Rutledge
the Urchin
Birka
xLouise Travers
Osaple
xScarlet Letter
Belmont Racecard: six openings for three year olds and up
The Belmont program lists multiple races with entries across conditions and handicaps. Notable weights include Perthshire 112 and The Turkess 100 in the main six furlongs, Stentor 115 and Night Stick 100 in the one mile, and Strenuous 92 and Cock of the Walk 117 in the handicap division with additional horses and maybes listed as also eligible.
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Astrologer
Royal Message
Crusco
Carlton G
Kingly
Sherwood
Duquesne
Knights Differ
xHoney B
Brany
Xj. H. Houghton
Glint
Dillatory
Cogs
xTankard
xJoe Stern
xYork Lad
xNimbus
xGold Cap
Gates
Lad of Langdon
Clem Beachy
Belmont
Stentor
Lohengrin
Billy Cliff
Night Stick
Prince Jane
Knight of
Dr. Duenner
Hisat
Or Fairy
Princeé Eugene
Mission
Starbottle
Gainer
Carl
Mater
Executor
Fathom
Punch Bowl
Golden Chimes
Spearhead
Malaga
Shannon River
Golden
O'Connor
Simon Dale
Lancewood
Robert Oliver
Salon
Polly H
Superintendent
xAthletic Girl
Water
Stonehenge
Five-a-Week Clerk Inherits $6,400,000
Vittorio Mariani a Tivoli railway clerk earning five dollars weekly inherits six million four hundred thousand dollars from his uncle Alessandro Corrandoini who died in Buenos Aires where he made his fortune. The tale notes a surprise bequest and describes heat, humidity, and local tension as authorities dispute camp flag policy and state police patrol Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Vittorio Mariani
Tivoli
Rome
Alesandro Corrandoini
Buenos Ayres
Durango Falls to Rebels as Bloodshed Surges Across Mexico
From Mexico City on June 28 a report states one thousand soldiers and civilians were slaughtered when Durango, the state capital, fell to insurgents. Many victims were from prominent families and tortured for wealth. Fighting continues at Uruapan and Cuquio was seized with the garrison slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Durango
Uruapam
Michocan
Cuquio
Jalisco
Rebels Advance on Juarez in Border Fight Near
EL PASO Texas June 28 Pancho Villa Mexican rebel leader who aims to take Juarez and execute General Salazar commander of the garrison in the bull ring has set up outposts within three miles of the town Ortega with 600 men may cooperate with Villa If Juarez falls it would remove the most important Mexican port of entry on the United States border from Huerta and may bring down his government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Pancho Villa
Juarez
Salazar
Ortega
Villa
United States
Huerta
Nat Goodwin Must Not Eat at Own Cafe
In Los Angeles on June 28 Nat Goodwin, owner of Cafe Goodwin, is told by a doctor to stop dining there. While guests may enjoy the cafe, the host must refrain from testing the full menu as he has overindulged and fallen ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Los Angeles
Goodwin
Cafe
Inventor Claims Water-Driven Fuel Breakthrough
Philadelphia inventor Henry Clay Wade touts a device that uses water as fuel. The Wade process splits water into hydrogen and oxygen, combines them with carbon, and burns them to triple heat compared with burning oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry Clay Wade
Dr. Percy Starnes to Leave Atlanta
Dr. Percy J. Starnes city organist for three years resigns effective August 1. He cites lack of funds for the Atlanta Music Festival Association and says he will tour Canada and Eastern cities after a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy J. Starnes
Atlanta
Starnes
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Canada
15000 Coal Miners Ordered to Strike
Charleston June 28 miners were ordered to strike after a three days conference between New River coal operators and United Mine Workers officials with Governor Hatfield as mediator. If no agreement is reached by Monday, 15,000 miners will quit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. VA
New River
United Mine Workers of America
Hatfield
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Patience
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Miss Thorpe
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Milton B
Morristown
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Strong
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Maid of Fromme
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Havrock
Cadramon
Miles
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Hassan
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Mimesis
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Judge Monck
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Tom Maynard
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Dorothy Webb
Maddalena
Battery
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Lewis E. Beitler
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