American Negro Lawyer Dies in Paris by Own Action
Moses Leonard irge, an American Negro lawyer, found dead in Paris with police stating death by own action. Born about 1860 in Georgia to enslaved parents, he reportedly was among the first Negro graduates of Columbia University Law School. An investigation noted possible marriage in Georgia. his wife and heirs remain unclear. The Deutsche Bank and American consulate will pursue heirs.
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Ac Nother
Gali Pat Irish
Por
Georgia
Columbia University Law School
Wiliam H. Howard
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Eatonton
Lucian Lamar Knight
Methodists vote down unification at Baltimore conference
The 141st session of the Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South rejected unification with the northern church by a 137 to 141 vote. The result halted a long-debated plan as the body shifted to routine business with about 500 delegates present and many optimistic despite the loss.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
South
United States
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
Jigs and ads mix in Georgia memory wares
Content blends street gossip and old advertisements with notes on University of Georgia football and local pride. It mentions a human fly demonstration request, claims about the Bulldogs rivaling Oglethorpe, a 1861 relics page, a slave era land ad, a governor's Virginia secession proclamation, and a local YMCA basketball clash with the Bulldogs.
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Georgia
Ohio State Yankees
University of Georgia Bulldogs
South
Ogiethorpe
Teak Forests Destroyed in Java
Report notes that nearly all of Java's famed teak forests have been cut down leaving limited remnants and prompting concern over timber resources and environmental impact.
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Java
Sleeping car service opens for occupancy after 10 p m
Local Drawingroom Sleeping Co announces occupancy from 10 p m daily with departures from Thomasville at 6 a m to Jesup. Passengers connect with fast thru trains to and from New York Washington and Jacksonville via A C L A R. Reservations via phone 162-7 or 162-J. L. P. Green D P A. Advertisement.
Thomasville Railroad Schedules for Passenger Trains
Schedules show arrivals and departures at Thomasville stations for A C L Railway and Birmingham and Atlantic lines. Information figures are not guaranteed. Trains north east and south run on Eastern Standard Time. westbound trains use Central Standard Time.
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Thomasville
Atlantic Coast Line
Birmingham & Atlantic
Georgia
Railroad timetable snippet with multiple arrivals and routes
A dense list of arrival times and train routes appears, noting services between Savannah Jacksonville Montgomery Atlanta Albany Pariew Monticello Dothan and Monticello schedules. The fragment shows departure and arrival times across several connections and locations in a historical timetable format.
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Monticello
Montg'y-Sav
Federal Cemetery and Confederate Cemetery at Marietta
The Federal Cemetery near Kennesaw Mountain holds about twelve thousand Union graves. Nearby the Confederate Cemetery contains roughly three thousand Confederate soldiers. Both sites memorialize the War Between the States memory in Marietta.
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Kennesaw Mountain
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Col Coppright
Liggett & Myers ‘Tobacco Co
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
David Belasco
Dean
American Theatrical Producers
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Albany
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Cicero H. Young
Virginia
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Macon
Judge Hopkins
America
City of Roses
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Chesterfield
Tanves
Sate
Birmingham
Buick
M. C. McManeus
Thomas and Grady Counties
N. Madison St
Thomasville, Or
Staff of Life
Flowers’ Bakery
Kirby Lumber
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