Florida growth will reshape the South and its rail boom
Florida's rapid development sparks nationwide attention as ports, hotels, and railways surge. The state attracts capital and settlers, fueling a vast building program from Miami to Palm Beach, with Everglades reclamation and new bridges, rails, and terminals. Traffic from the East Coast line soars, drawing labor from Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas to fuel ongoing extensions and port work.
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Augustine
Fla
Florida
Flovida
Teh Bop
Cartier
Manetther
Fimwer Ha
Ma Bite Cots
L. ML Wieder
Crapefruit
Tane
Gottuo
Lineas
Franges Els
Beatme
Miami
Palm Beach
Bult Beach
Hendersonville
Meee Ti Wade
Wmild- Werk
Mortar Capital
Bein UN
Hollynd
George W. Goethals
Historicas St. Augustine
United States
Evergladet Reclama- Terersburg
Sarasota
Tha
J.P. Morgan & Co
H. O. Modenbaugh
Florida Waste Coast Hailway Company
Purine
Florida East Coast Railway
Funeral Held For Mrs James Doug Boone In West Virginia
A small funeral service for Mrs James Doug Boone was held at her home in rettevile West Virginia. The ceremony and grave side rites occurred at Lookout West Virginia. Honorary pallbearers included Dr J W Hop James Prince Capt H A Moore George W Evans and W H Evans. Pallbearers listed were William L Lee Ebersole Weldell Evans J Franklin Frank V Kious and Thomas Pharr. The Rev Wwow Pharr assisted by Rev Wola Neo led services as friends gathered at both home and cemetery. Floral tributes were described as handsome, and the family received sympathy notes.
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James Doug
Boone
Rettevile
West Virginia
Lookout
J. W. Hop
William Ll. Lee
Ebersole
Weldell Evans
J. Franklin
Frank V. Kious
Thomas
Pharr
Rew
Weill
Morgan to Preach Farewell Sermon in Charleston
Doctor P C Morgan will preach the War of 4 series at Devives High School auditorium in Charleston before taking charge of Cincinnati First Presbyterian Church on October 1. The farewell talks express regret over severing long church and Bible class ties, with plans for Morgan to partner with his father G Campbell Morgan in Cincinnati after January 1.
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Morrie and
Quarrier Streets
Devives
Doctor P. Co. Morgan
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charleston
Doctor Utean
G. Campbell Morgan
P. C. Morgan
Frank Morgan
Capltol
Clmeinnatt Churen
Final concert of year set for today Charleston band
The last outdoor concert of the Charleston municipal band will be this afternoon at 4 o'clock on the old Capitol grounds on Capitol street. Director L. J. Urwin announces rehearsals will begin for indoor winter concerts. The program includes Our Victorious Nation Lincoln, The Trambender Lumbye, Large Handel, Romeo and Juliet selection from Gounod, American Patrol Meacham, Glow Worm Lincke, Dont Bring Lulu Rose, Ah-Ha Clark, and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Charleston
Capitol Grounds
Capitol Street
L. J. Urwin
Lincoln
Lincke
Lulu
Rose
Ah-Ha
Clark
Havighurst Ends Fourth Year as Rector at Charleston
Dr. C. R Havighurst, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church, closes his fourth year in Charleston and heads to Clarksburg for the annual conference. The quarterly report shows prosperity with the Sunday School as the largest in history, eighty eight new members received, and total year contributions totaling 46081.00 for ministerial support benevolences and expenses. The church elected a large slate of trustees and stewards for the coming year.
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C. R Havighurst
First Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Charleston
Clarksburg
I. E., McWhorter
W. B.mathews
Thomas
W. T. Willamson
W. D. Isage
E. B. Stephanson
Eisensmith
J. F.youne
H. S. Moore
Stewards
L. C. Gates
M. Gilchrist
David Dick
Carney
W. L. Savage
Samuel V. Woods
Wm. G. Conley
Geo. H. Themis
CA. Ray
WW. Wright
T. J. Robson
W. L. Mathoney Les Ort
G. W. van Horn
Paul M. Smith
Roy Rager
W. Phoede
Paisler
C. R. Morgan
Dp. C. Bragg
Fhn Conley
R. A. Ireland
J. Walter Morgan
J. FP. Clark
F. Mathes
Geo. F. Brown
J. Frank Marsh
Daniel Matthews
Grant P. Hall
C. Cornwell
H. G. Young
W. C. B. Moore
E. L. Keller
Frank Thomas
D. Gray
A. J. Weethes
B. F. High
Army recruits sought for service assignments
Local army recruiting officer announces recruitments for the Hawaiian Islands and Fort Thomas and Fort Harrison postings in infantry field artillery engineers and qualified musicians and clerks for Panama Net Lloyd Williams heads the station and says these are highly desirable assignments. Visiting Mr and Mrs Scott Moore and Master Jack Moore from Louisville arrive for the weekend at 14371 Quarrier Street to visit Mr and Mrs FP Sipeon.
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Servir
Hawaiian Islands
Fort Thomas
K Infantry
1Ith
Fort Hon Harrison
L’anama
Lloyd Willams
Scott Moore
Jack Moore
Louisville
FP. A. Sipeon
Quarrier Street
Tongue tied luminaries spark small talk schooling scheme
A far reaching social skills scheme promises to cure the tongue tied by a thorough small talk course. Noted figures such as Goldsmith Rousseau Cavendish Turner and Jowett are cited to illustrate lifelong shyness and the social penalties of poor conversation, while critics warn the effort may flatter vanity more than meaningful dialogue.
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Jean Jacques Rousseau
Goldsmith
Henry Cavendish
R. Be Clere Phillipa
New York Times
J. M. Bartle
Peter Pau
London
Bartle
Barke
James
Pastorit Alva
Walpole
Garrick
Mos Nolly Goldsmith
Noll
Poll
Degran
Dr. Johnson
Olver Goldsmith
Duchess de Luxembourg
Jean Jacques
Theo Tese Levasseur
France
Switzerland
Europe
Rousseau
the Newton
Chemistry
Lord Charles Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Cambridge
Cavendish
Humphrey Davy
Cavendishes
Quez
Duke
Devonshire
Lord Hartingdon
Houses of Commons
Disraeli
Turner
Jowett
Balliol
Oxford
Westminster Abbey
Germany
Scotland
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U. S
Southland
James Douglass Boone
Fayetteville, W. Va
Morgan
First! Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati
Urwin
Havighurst
Clapham
J.M. Gates’ Sons CO
Corner Summers and Virginia
Weannvadatin
Dall
A. W. Cox Department
Grand Rapids
A.W. Cox Department Store
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