Shelton D. B. Keefauver dies after fall at Bristol hotel
Shelton D B Keefauver aged US years, native of Washington county Tennessee, died at the Tew Mo tel Tip Top hotel Bristol at 11 20 p m after a fall down a stairway last Thursday. He had practiced law in Jonesboro since 1889 and was married to Ada Crookshanks. His funeral will be in Jane bore Wednesday afternoon and an acting attorney general is expected to be named. Also reports on the Booneford and Barnesville electric railway survey and plans for the Nashville Confederate reunion with Rev S M Kim as orator.
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Taylor Lecture Draws Large Shreveport Audience
A Grand Opera House address by Governor Bob Taylor, organized by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, drew a brilliant audience of Shreveport’s cultural and social elite. The event featured ornate stage decor with roses and Confederate flags and highlighted Taylor’s eloquent oratory as a source of renewed inspiration.
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Veterans rail fare offer and free lodging at reunion
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Condensed News Highlights Reflect World and National Tensions
Reports cite Daniel on Democratic platform topics and reforms. The Pope’s protest over Loubet’s Rome visit stirs French policy, possibly recalling the ambassador. Roosevelt places the Panama canal commission under the war department and sanitation guides policy. A Kentucky fugitive withdraws memorial day acceptance in Kokomo. Western Union ends racing reports but pools race privately. Mrs. Lettie Skagge kills her husband after a family quarrel in Greene County. Maryland Democrats weigh senator Gorman naming delegates for St Louis with him as lead. Atlantic freight traffic wanes with coal carried as ballast. bank plans in Panama Canal zone face regulatory steps. Edward Kurta admits six marriages in four years with a common-law wife.
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The piece describes the Art Palace near the main exhibition group, detailing its isolated brick and stone structure, four pavilions, and elaborate gardens with fountains and sculptures. It notes lighting, ventilation, crowd flow, and fireproofing as key planning goals, with galleries adapted for sculpture and architecture.
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Philosopher Explores Castles in the Air in Shreveport
The speaker's lecture Castles in the Air urged contentment as the path to happiness. His famous eloquence shaped a moral that contentment can outshine imperial luxury, a sentiment praised by repeat listeners in Shreveport Times.
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Cascades and Colonnade Feature in Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The central display showcases three cascading pools with a Colonnade of arches and an ornamental screen forming a backdrop for fourteen tall figures representing states and territories. Three grand buildings include Festival Hall and two restaurant pavilions, with lawns, gardens, trees, and walkways completing the scene.
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Emile Terquem Led French Exhibits At Major Fairs
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Secret ballot retirement of five Methodist bishops revealed
The Methodist General Conference announces the retirement of Bishops Andrews Mallalien Vincent Walden and Foss. The report notes a constitutional provision hinting at blocking the election of a colored bishop.
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