Arbuckles Coffee Promises Consistent ARIOSA Flavor
A Los Angeles reader extols Arbuckles Coffee for over thirty years of dependable aroma and quality. The ad claims Arbuckles was the first roasted packaged coffee, offers low prices through large sales, and urges buyers not to accept loose coffee. It directs to Arbuckle Bros New York if grocers refuse.
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Los Angeles
Arbuckles
Ariosa
Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Jackson Public Schools Commencement Sermon and Exercises
At eleven o'clock Sunday morning Rev. James Bradley will deliver the annual commencement sermon to the Jackson Public Schools graduating class at the Auditorium. Music will be directed by Mrs. S. O. Ham with church choir assistance. Beginning Monday night at eight fifteen the graduation exercises will begin, with the full programme to follow.
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James Bradley
Jackson Public Schools
S. O. Ham
Salutatory Oration Graduation by H. L. Daught ry
The ceremony unfolds with a salutatory oration and the delivery of diplomas. Mr. H. L. Daughtry, president of the Board of Education, presides over the graduation milestone.
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H. L. Daughtry
Board of Education
Young Woman Nears Suicide After Brooklyn Sentence
Jennie Blunt, sentenced to four years for shooting lawyer Charles Sanford, was found unconscious in her Raymond Street jail cell from inhaling illuminating gas. A physician acted quickly to save her life, echoing her earlier vow to kill herself rather than serve the term.
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New York
Jennie Blunt
Judge Dyke
Brooklyn
Charles Sanford
Raymond Street
Jennie Blount
Twice a Victim of Thugs in Savannah
Savannah May 19. While returning to his home at midnight A S Canver sixty three years old was attacked by a footpad just outside the city limits. A bullet grazed the back of his head at the base of the skull, giving him a narrow escape. Two years earlier he was assaulted by a negro robber and near death in the hospital. the robber is now serving a twelve year sentence. The latest assailant escaped.
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Savannah
A. S. Canver
Cunuet
Speculation Ties to Crocker Finances at End of Life
In Charton Iowa May 19, reports claim F R Crocker former First National Bank cashier used over 500000 with Chicago and New York firms in stock trading over three to four years before his death. Much of this occurred in the final days, as he allegedly poured 30000 to 40000 dollars daily into market bets hoping to save himself.
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Charton
Iowa
F. R. Crocker
First National Bank
Chicago
New York
Greening Refuses to Talk in Indiana Murder Case Deposition
Oklahoma City May 19. County Attorney Reardon attempted to take the deposition of Emil Greening who knew the interior of the house connected to Mrs Gunness murders. Greening refused claiming fear of return to Indiana and loss of work time.
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Greening
Oklahoma City
Okla
Reardon
Emil Greening
Gunness
Indiana
Presbyterians contemplate union and amalgamation issue
The 120th General Assembly of the Presbyterian church opens in Kansas City on May 21. Amalgamation of church branches and harmonizing all organized religions loom as a major question. Rev. Henry William Roberts of Philadelphia, moderator, leads about 500 Presbyterians arriving by special train from the East. committee on fraternity and union favorable to fusion is already cited.
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General Assembly
Kansas City
Presbyterian Church
Committee On Fraternity and Union
Henry William Roberts
Philadelphia
Preparations for Joint Maneuvers Across Services
The War Department has completed plans for summer joint maneuvers involving all regular service branches and many state militias. Congress allocated $1,000,000 for instruction camps and one month of maneuvers at each location.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Week's World News Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches
A sweeping summary covers the sundry Civil appropriation bill, a prison escape by Bynum Russell, unconfirmed reports of Afghan ruler's assassination, Debs nominated by the Socialist party, prohibition efforts in Louisiana, the Harbin steamer sinking on the Arkansas River, and Alaskan wireless station plans. It notes divorces, mine rules at Frick Coke, fiscal figures, cholera deaths, Brazil’s peace conference funds, near beer licensing in Atlanta, women at St Andrews, and multiple academic and civic notices including judges, pastors, and convention sites.
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Ameer
Afghanistan
Eugene V.debs
Indiana
United States
Socialist Party
Chicago
Prohibition
Louisiana
New Orleans
Senate
Senator Boggs
Bessier Parish
Harbin
Memphis
Arkansas
Douglas Landing
Ark
United States Signal Corps
Nome
Fort Gibbon
Fort Egbert
Wrangel and
Petersburg Cannery
Fritzi Scheff
New York
Justice McCall
Miss Scheff
Baron von Badeleben
H. C. Frick Coke Company
United States Steel Corporation
Omnibus bill passes house with 21 million total
The house approved the broad building measure totaling 21 100 000 dollars. President Penna of Brazil signed a decree regulating foreign naturalization. Jay Gould defeated Eustace Miles 6 2 6 0 to claim the world amateur tennis title in London. United States ranked first as Brazil import, third as exporter, with Great Britain and Germany ahead. Monsignor John Farrell, Rome director, is tipped as possible successor to Bishop Horsemann of Cleveland.
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Penna
Brazil
Jay Gould
Eustace Miles
London
United States
Germany
Great Britain
John Farrell
American College
Rome
Italy
Vatican
Ignatius Frederick Horsemann
Cleveland
Ohio
Monsignor
Farrelly
Nashville
Dignitaries and Leaders Mentioned Across Nations
The article notes deaths of Eugene Francois Marié Henri, ninth duke of Harcourt, in Paris, born 1864, and Most Rev. Peter Bourgade, archbishop of Santa Fe, in Chicago at age 63. Georgia congressman Gordon Lee backs Joseph M. Brown for governor. The duke of Oporto knighted King Manuel of Portugal. Russian Duma budget panel rejects four battleships. Castro leaves Caracas for Aragua and Carabobo. Curacao port vessels not cleared. Southern Baptist convention to meet in Louisville next year with Muskogee contending for hosting. Portuguese budget for 1908-9 outlined by minister.
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Gordon Lee
Congress
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Peter Bourgade
Santa Fe
Chicago
Oporto
Manuel
Portugal
Duma
Castro
Caracas
Aragua
Carabobo
Curacao
Southern Baptist Convention
Louisville
Muskogee
Okla
A Great Combination for Orchard and Poultry
H E Fullerton argues a harmonious blend of poultry and orchard work. Poultry serve as disease and pest control, destroy insect enemies before and during fruit production, and provide manure and weed suppression, making poultry a time saving partner to the orchard.
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H. Ee. Fullerton
Tops of Fenceposts Drainage Pitch Guidance
The guide advises slanted tops to prevent water pooling and suggests a steeper pitch when cutting posts with a saw. It notes greater slope needed where spring wood and summer wood differ in hardness.
Rutabagas Grow Juicy In Heat Says Minnesota Farmer
A Minnesota farmer says rutabagas seeded early grow best during hot weather when their main growth occurs from late June into July. He notes that timing helps keep roots tender and juicy rather than hard and fibrous.
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Minnesota
Jackson teams tops Locust Grove in ten innings thriller
The Jackson squad defeated L. G. I. of Locust Grove in a ten inning contest on Monday afternoon. Jackson remains the only team to beat the Piet state boys this season, with both games won on their diamond and on the grounds. Jackson hosts Boys' High School of Atlanta for a doubleheader this Saturday, expected to draw a large crowd.
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Jackson
Locust Grove
Piet State
Jackson Diamond
Threigh Grounds
Boys' High School of
Atlanta
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