Bishop Potter to run German beer garden for summer
Movement led by Bishop Potter and notable New York figures aims to open a St Nicholas garden on Sixty sixth street near Broadway with a 60 piece orchestra under Richard Henry Warren. The venture focuses on high quality music by Wagner Mendelssohn and Strauss served with beer and sandwiches at popular prices. Guarantors include D O Mille Gustav H Schwab W D Sloane James Sheyer Francis Lynde Stetson and others, promising summer operation regardless of profit.
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New York
Potter
Cafe Deutcher Art
Berlin
Ti Garden
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Strauss
Richard Henry Warren
St Nicholas Garden
Sixty-sixth Street
Broadway
Henry C. Potter
David H. Greer
Ernest M. Stiren
George Foster Peabody
Spencer Trask
Seth Low
B.C. Benedict
Ira Davenport
D. O. Mille
Gustav H. Schwab
W. D. Sloane
James Sheyer
Francis Lynde Stetson
One Guesser Brings Suit Over World's Fair Prize
M Logan Guthrie of Fulton Missouri sues in St Louis county circuit court seeking possession of prizes totaling 30590 from the World’s Fair Contest Co. E G Lewis and Woman's Magazine Co. are implicated. Guthrie claimed right to 25000 for nearest correct guess of paid admissions with an additional 5500 prize, alleging misstatements about funds at Missouri Trust Co and delayed awards.
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Guthrie
Miggeurl Trust Co
St. Louis
Wes
Miserouri Trust Co
Decoration Day at Rose Hill Confederate Graveyard
Saturday's Decoration Day at Rose Hill celebrated Confederate dead with a children’s wreath procession, a prayer by Dr. A G Dinwiddie, and a Bonnie Blue Flag singalong. Four hundred people attended as flowers covered the grounds and the unknown grave shared honors with known soldiers.
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Rose, Hill
Maury County
Ofrs
E. W. Carmack
Owen Brashear
Br. T. A. Wharton
Kentucky
A. G. Dinwiddie
School Boys Robbed In Jail
Deputy Goad arrested Gene Spratt after a spree of clothing thefts from Branham Hughes school boys in Spring Hill. Worn items were recovered, with some pawned to Jack McKissack. Warrant by Mesers. Bran ham and Hoghen. Spratt jailed. Also noted an American surgeon remark by Prof Mikullez on American ingenuity.
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Goad
Williamson Vousty
Gene Spratt
Spring Hill
Branham & Hughes School
Jack McKissack
Spratt
Mesers
Hranham & Hoghen
Mt Pleasant News Highlights And Local Happenings
Mt Pleasant column gathers community news from residents and businesses. Updates cover health trips travel and returns of local families teachers and students. social events include a bridge game and prizes. local infrastructure notes mention paving projects and potential new branches for firms.
Sermons Across Churches In Nashville On Sunday
Dr Burrows of Nashville delivered a fine sermon at M K E elemon from First Corinthians chapter thirteen verses fifty one and fifty two. Rev Irvine Goddard preached at the Episcopal church both morning and evening to deeply interested audiences. A splendid sermon at the Presbyterian church by Rev A B Allen used the text There is therefore.
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Howard
Rev. Baker
Spring Hill
Mamie Corillas
Waco
Texas
C. C. Ross
Richard Gordon Smythe
Episcopal Church
Comilius
John
Frierson
Bridge
William Hans
Columbia
Mies Gregory
Walliam Ravenal
F. 8. Wheeler
Peter Brace
Presbyterian Chorea
Allen
Bro
Bruce
Surg Hill
Burrows
Nashville
M. KE
Summertown Fire Destroys Stewart And Anderson Block
Summertown June 1 report a large fire that destroyed the business block owned by J R Stewart and T O Anderson. Losses range between 18,000 and 20,000 dollars with the livery stable and millinery store among the fiercest blazes. Livery horses perished and several properties were damaged, while Anderson carried no insurance. Community sympathy runs high for the affected families.
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Summertown
J. R Stewart
T. O. Anerson
Mr. Stewart
T. C. Anderson
LO. Anderson
Rebekah
C. E. Brown
L. C. Crane
Min- His
Minn
Citizen
Crestview Men Eye Brick Block After Fire Loss
Crestview citizens discuss rebuilding with a brick block on the site of burned business houses. J R Stewart plans a brick store and livery stable soon, with potential drug store from Dr Usher. Sir Anderson may add brick construction when feasible.
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Crestview
J. R. Stewart
Dr. Usher
Anderson
Hoke Smith Announces Bid for Georgia Governor
In a June 3 interview in Atlanta Hon Hoke Smith former Interior Secretary and former Atlots Journal editor said he would announce Monday morning his candidacy for Governor of Georgia subject to the Democratic primary. He is the third candidate joining Clark Howell and Col J H Entill as entrants with the primary seen as the de facto election more than a year away.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Interior
Sleveland
The
Atlots
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Louisville, Ky
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Pennsylvania
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Seobey
Edward
Franklin
Evan Hunter
Mt. Plewant Mills
Nona Hill
Media Jones
Ward's Seminary
Addie Jones
Carthage
Tex
R. ©. Jackson
Washington
Howe
H. Q. Caruthers
Plano
Simpson T Win
Robert Wraxer
Chas, Burns
Gregory
Tennessee Central
Abverne Fertilizer Co
Mare Louis Garner
Tom Talbott
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Hay Long College
George Brothers
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Geo. W. Killebrew
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Ostwind
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Mr.pleasant
Robert Cole
Georgia
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Columbia, Tenn
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