Mexico Revolution and Georgia Fair Hype In October
The notice details Mexico's renewed revolution and Juarez’s inauguration amid Mexican upheaval, plus Georgia coverage from Macon. It lauds the Georgia State Fair preparations at Central Park, the new streetcar line, and Mayor W. A. Haff’s leadership, while noting strong tourist turnout expectations and local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Rome
Athens
W. A. Horr
Macon
Georgia
Cartersville
Bartow County
Bainbridge Sun
Brown House
Fourth Street
Central City
Central Park
Georgia State Agricultural Society
W. A. Haff
Long
Iuff
Episcopal Convention Recommends Conformity in Services
The committee urges strict conformity in liturgical practice, proposing bans on crosses and crucifixes, lighting on the altar, elevated hosts, water in the wine, hand washing, and various gestures. It authorizes reverence for Jesus’ name while preserving personal devotion, and sets limits on who may assist at the communion and which prayers may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bariuorn
Episcopal Convention
House of Bishops
Gih
Widch
Jesus
House of
House of Clerical
Aur
Lex
J. Williams
T. M. Clark
W. H. OperpumEst
Proceedings on Clerical Attire and Chicago Fire Report
A convention committee recommends canon changes for clergy robes and lay reader gowns, with a joint committee to report. The Chicago fire section details devastating outbreaks from Oct 9 to 10, destroying vast areas, tolls in the hundreds, and widespread relief efforts as cities rally.
Fire destroys city buildings and historical archives
The blaze consumed a building housing the Historical Society and emaciated papers including Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation. Many children and families perished or disappeared, with Father Reshel among the dead. Insurance losses climb toward 300 million dollars as merchants vow to restart. Federal troops are called to curb crime and aid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsall
The
Historical Society
Lincoln
Catholic Orphan Society
State Street
Chicago Avenue
Reshel
Evening Journal
Ribune
Ilinois
Chicago under martial law amid great disaster warns of famine
A World special from Chicago datelined October 11 reports gale winds, fires subdued, and 64 to 90 bodies recovered in ruins. It notes 80,000 homeless, 5,000 affected families on the prairie, 1,000 tents provided, relief arriving, and martial law with executions of looters. Rev Eddy cites vast loss of life and property and urgent food needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Vincent, Nelson & Co
Court House
Monroe Street
Western Union Telegraph Office
Washinaton
Chicago
St. Louis
Wabash Avenue
Cutcaco
Express
Tribune
New York
Harrison Street
Chicago Avenue
Crosby Opera House
Palmer House
Cincinnati
Enxciewoop
Madison
Market
Clinton
Jefferson
Buffalo
Griswold
Avery
Chicago River
Dr. Eddy
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J. P. Sawtell
Elam Christian
Cuthbert
Mexico
Nebraska
Josefh L. Morton
Columbus
Savannah
Jake Shoupe
Tux
Atlanta and
Savannah Air Line
Tennessee
Fort Valley
Texas
David Dickson
Hancock County
Clara Harris
B. T. Harris
Sparta
Tur
Macon Telegraph
Savanwak
Boston Post
New England
Gen. Hancock
D. Gratz Brown
Missouri
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
John Morgan
Kentucky
Frankfort
Myram D. Wood
DeKalb Superior Court
State ‘Penitentiary
Hopkins
Presytery
Deeath
Atlanta Journal of Commmerce
Juarez
Twelfth Street
Division Street
22D Street
Michigan Southern
Ilinois Central
Lincoln Park
West Side
Lawyer Stone
Society
John B. Gerard
Mme. DePelgrove
Dr. Frear
Pennsylvania
Quio
Ohio
Kimball
FALE
Allison & Perry
P. T. Jackson
Randolph County
Fort Gaines
Coleman’s Depot
Cotton Hill
RB. R
A.J. Pollusk
M.D
Coleman's Depot
Semarin
Sth
Flam Christian
Ccd
North East Corner Public Square
Col. Jones
Stour House
the Rock Store
A. F. Hall
Fort Valley, Ga
United States
Ladies and Gentlemen
J. W. Mathews
William Dann
P. J Sealey
J. Mck. Gunn
Loo
E. Gibson
North Side Public Square
Standley
Rock Building
Coo Ringe
Western & Atlantic R. R
Chattanooga
Atlanta
CONNE
Dalton
Lettel
T. 38
Powell
Ding
J. J. Medonald
Lubin
Lowes
Windsor
Hardeman & Sparks
Hardema
Sparks
Sepo Ct
Tive
Randolph Cocmty
Lalso
Jones de Fort
Culbert
A. T. Fort
Bea“revulines
JT. S. Powell
Time Books
Justin
Bradfield
Allen
Albott
T.S. Powell’s
Allison & Simpson
J. J. McDonald's Drug Store
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