Central Baptist College Commencement Opens With Oratorical Address
Central Baptist College holds commencement events with Prof. J. H. Hineman of Pine Bluff delivering the literary society address on higher education for women. Rev. J. M. Roddy gives the Sunday sermon on the Preeminence of Christ.
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Central Baptist College
J. H. Hineman
Pine Bluff
J. M. Roddy
Baptist Church of
Fureka Springs
Christ
Alpha and
Euresian
Norma
Central College Orchestra
Ethel Hall
Blanche Pope
Effie Barker
Mayme Harris
Kate Greenlee
Dell Pettus
Elsie Harrison
Louise Sanders
Bessie Parker
Mary Pauline Word
Lillian Lester
Stella Thomas
Happy Swallow
May Strong
Ben Bolt
Emma Riley
Current Topics Club at The Chicago Record-Herald Highlights
Noted experts contribute to the Current Topics Club department with figures like A. Draper Geo Hoar J H Finley Newell Dwight Hillis Carroll Wright Ellen Henrotin May Wright Sewall Alice Morse Earle and Mary Hartwell Catherwood. Articles cover The Women’s Club Movement The Art of Living a Hundred Years What the Government Does for the People Colonial Governments of Today Contemporary Literatures of the World American Life a Century Ago and The Opportunity and the Man a series of biographies. New topics begin mid June.
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Chicago Record-Herald
A. 5. Draper
University of Tinois
Geo. F. Hoar
United States
Massachusetts
Jao. H. Finley
Princeton University
Knox College
Newell Dwight Hillis
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Ellen M. Henrotin
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
May Wright Sewall
Alice Morse Earle
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
the Record-Herald
Women’s Club
Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured
Geo E Carey editor of the Guide Washington Va reports a severe ankle sprain but finds relief and a speedy cure after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. Sold by W H Martin Co.
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Geo. E. Carey
The
Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
W. H. Martin & Co
Third Annual Holiness Camp Meeting in Vilonia
The third annual holiness camp meeting will begin in Vilonia on July 26 and run through August 6 led by L. L. Pickett. The event is self supporting and ministers will be entertained. Everyone is welcome and urged to stay ten days.
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Vilonia
L. L. Pickett
Legal Supplies for Justices and Constables for Sale
Legal blanks and general office supplies offered at this office. Subscriptions requested. Come and see us when in town.
Preston Residents Update and Local Moves
Preston residents report travel and visits over the week with several locals in Conway, Jackson curve road work underway by the railroad, and a Sunday prayer service at 3 p.m. at the church. Titler H. L. Reveley delivered a sermon on What Think Ye of Christ on June 3.
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C. H. Cheek
Perry Co
Dr. Sweet
Abe Andrews
Conway
H. BE. Thrall
Preston
Peter Lee
D. Hoover
R. H. Lipscomb
Our City
Miss Mary
Sallie Linn
Jackson Curve
Tom Love
Dardanelle
Memphis
Joe Prouse
H. L. Reveley
Christ
Kouler Wer County
Arkansas
Weltot
Hirry Robinson
Faulkner County
Moka
Hunt
Philpa
Esooerty
Hedrick Son
Hamlet Era Local Notices Highlight Crop Storm Impacts
A 1901 item lists residents with small purchases and losses after a recent storm. Alex Dunn seeks buyers for goat hide while Bruce Brown considers a buggy purchase to aid marriage plans. Henry Hall reports wheat damage and a gloomy cotton outlook. Tom Cavin dismisses a hired hand, crops suffer hail damage, and several residents note livestock injuries and odd local happenings. June 3, 1901.
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Alex Dunn
Bruce Brown
Dave Bryant
Tom Cavin
Opinion on Sunday closing law may suspend business
The Arkansas article reports Attorney General Murphy’s opinion on the Say closing law. He states the Sunday ban covers all stores including druggists and dry goods merchants. Exceptions exist for charity or customer necessity, not seller advantage, with perishable goods and meals allowed only as needed.
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Prosecuting Attorneys of the State
Murphy
Berryville
Cayls
Legislation authorizes payment of overdue tax suit services
The act appropriates 1 033.76 from unappropriated funds to pay registered auditors' certificates of indebtedness for services in overdue tax suits. It authorizes the auditor to issue warrants on the treasurer upon presentation of certificates registered under the May 8 1899 act for payment from this appropriation.
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Act of General Assembly
Auditors report outlines 1.179 million in state appropriations
Auditor Munroce lists last legislature allocations for state government and agencies totaling 1,179,093 dollars. Major items include University of Arkansas 91,750, School for the Blind 79,830, Deaf Mute Institute 174,049, Branch Normal 7,579, State Lunatic Asylum 199,830, Confederate Home 31,960, Railroad Commission 25,800, and General Assembly per diem 140,000. The note excludes a 1,000,000 capitol funding to be raised by tax.
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Munroce
University of Arkansas
School For the Blind
Deaf Mute Institute
Branch Normal
State Lunatic Asylum
Confederate Home
Railroad Commission
Capitol Commission
Louisiana Purchase
Momegeou Getc
Beesees
General Assembly
Crop Conditions Report Highlights Varying Yields Across State
The weekly crop report ends May 28 shows light, even rainfall statewide while cooler temperatures slowed corn and cotton growth. Corn stands fair to good. cotton shows mixed stands with rapid chopping and poor to fair regions. Wheat and oats suffered in the dry spell. Irish potatoes remain fair to good with insect damage in parts. Fruit prospects remain generally strong. John Etu convicted as accomplice in J. T. Wilson robbery at Hot Springs and attempted murder, sentenced to 21 years.
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Little Rock Weather Bureau
John Etu
C. G. James
J. T. Wilson
Hot Springs
Absence of Gov Davis at Confederate reunion noted
Senator M P Huddleston presided as governor at the Memphis Confederate reunion drawing 6000 attendees. Huddleston, at 28, is described as the youngest ex officio lieutenant governor. Mrs Hooper sends a testimonial for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin of Monticello Indiana.
An Act To Punish Train Robbers In Arkansas 1901
Arkansas General Assembly enacts punishments for train robbery and train wrecking. Convicted offenders face hard labor in the penitentiary for five to twenty one years. Repeals conflicting laws and takes effect after passage. Approved May 23, 1901.
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General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
Arkansas Act Amends Digest Prohibitions on Wildlife
An Arkansas General Assembly act amends section 3451 of Sanders & Hill's digest to define unlawful hunting and pursuit of wild deer turkey grouse and quail with specific seasonal restrictions. It preserves a farmer's right to protect crops on his premises outside hunting seasons. The measure sets varying start and end dates for March May September and October bans.
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Sanders & Hill's Digest
General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
Definition and punishment of kidnaping under 1901 act
The act defines kidnaping as taking a person for ransom or reward and makes councilors or abettors punishable as principals. Convictions incur imprisonment of five years minimum to two years maximum in the state penitentiary. The act repeals conflicting laws and takes effect after passage approved May 23, 1901.
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General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
Choctaw Railroad Purchase Confirmed for Hot Springs Route
The Choctaw company confirms the purchase of a twenty two mile Hot Springs line from Malvern to Hot Springs. Plans include a connecting Little Rock to Malvern line. In Forrest City a man named William Wilson was struck by a shovel and fatally injured by Milton Gillett in a racially charged attack.
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Hot Springs
Malvern
Choctaw Company
Little Rock
Wm. Wilson
Milton Gillett
Forrest City
Amendment to Statute of Fraud Promises Post-Bankruptcy
Section 1 states no promise to pay a debt discharged in bankruptcy is valid unless in writing. The text reflects a proposed or enacted clause clarifying that such promises require a written form to be enforceable under the statute of frauds.
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General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
Arkansas Pharmacists Association elects new officers
The Arkansas Pharmacists Association closed its annual session at Little Rock on the 23d after electing officers for the ensuing year. President William R Appleton of El Dorado. first vice president J H Carnahan of Fort Smith. second vice president J H Chestnut of Hot Springs. secretary L K Snodgrass of Little Rock. treasurer J A Jungkind of Little Rock, re elected.
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Arkansas Pharmacists’ Association
Little Rock
Wm. R. Appleton
el Dorado
J. H. Carnahan
Fort Smith
J. H. Chestnutt
Hot Springs
L. K. Snodgrass
J. A. Jungkind
Conway Plains win as Little Rock falters on Friday
The Conway Plains lead in a ball game with Werner Kay shining on the mound. Little Rock struggles and faces a rematch with Conway as fans praise Frauenthal and other stars while Umpire Hd Hale and local merchants receive thanks for support.
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Conway Plains
Little Rock
Claud Leigh
Albert Pyle
Hugh Pence
Hd Hale
Geo
W. Donaghey
Henry B. Ingram
Prof
Paisley
Vaughter
Jo Frauenthal
Leo Schwarz
Frank Witt
Galaxy of Stars
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Lowise Sanders
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Mary Ward
Brown
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NEW Pacuil
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Helena
Dana Millar
Hendrix College
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Miss Peters
Mississippi
Slaughter
Alabama
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the Current Topics Club
Woman’s Home Companion the Ideal Home Magazine
Slisme
Landseer
Woman's Home Companion
Springfield
Ohio
All Vico
Mair
Ayer
N. E. Hammros
Norwich
Henry Hall
QO. B. Bailey
G. W. Brown
Walter Chivers
J. M. Simpson
Tie
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News OF Arkansas
Tan
Ena
Nassau Street
Nys
Charles E. Hires
Malvern, Pa
Ark
Allinder
Joe
Clarence Frauenthal
Werner Kay
Hill
Moose and Roberts
Bank Conway
HW. Pvir
S.G. Smera
W. W. Martin
Piercey & Co
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J. D. Slade
M. Reeves Et al
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Vaught Hey
GW. Bruck
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