Noted Missionary Dies in China
Atlanta reports the death of Dr. Young J. Allen in Shanghai at age seventy two. A renowned missionary, he spent his life in China after graduating from Emory College in 1858 and joining the Methodist mission. He left a wife Mary Houston and six children, all but one living in China.
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Atlanta
Shanghai
China
Young J. Allen
Warren A. Candler
Allen
Georgia
Burke County
Emory College
Columbus
Mary Houston
South Georgia
Weslyan
Edwards Asks Council to Assist Against Deveaux
In Savannah Georgia June 5 Congressman Charles G. Edwards asks city council to support efforts to remove J H Deveaux colored collector of the port from office. Edwards has started an active campaign against the official.
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Savanah, Ga
Charles G. Edwards
Georgia
J. H. Deveaux
Odd Fellows cremated Herman Unger in Boston memorial rites
The final petition of Herman Unger, a Pittabirg Odd Fellow, for death by own action was granted as his body was cremated at a Boston hotel funeral. He had asked in a secret letter that his ashes be mixed with cement to form a single brick to be buried with Odd Fellows ceremonies. The request will be fulfilled.
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Boston
Maes
Herman Unger
Pittabirg
Odd Fellows
Unger
Odd Felows
Order of Odd Fellows
Noted Speaker Plans Ten Talks in Eleven Days
Mr. faft is booked for ten speeches in eleven days. If he touches on politics, he will find that the weather remains a hot topic this year.
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Faft
Bundrick to be hanged after clemency rejection
George Bundrick, convicted of ambush murder in Crisp County, Georgia, will be hanged on Friday June 14 after the state prison commission again declined clemency and Governor Terrell approved. Bundrick and his brother allegedly killed Farmer Shrouder and wounded his wife. Bundrick later surrendered in California and was extradited.
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George W. Bundrick
Shrouder
Crisp
Dooly
Bundrick
Terrell
Max E. Land
W H. Mckenzie
Cordelo
California
Georgia
George Bundrick
Verrell
Americas
Los Angeles
Cal
Mother and Home Reflections From The Home Circle
The column blends a poem urging mothers to rest and be cared for with notes on evolving home life. It contrasts old parlor culture with future warm, library-filled rooms and quotes a river analogy about living deeply. It ends with values of family duty and steadfast home leadership.
Home First in Our Thoughts and Manners
The piece admonishes prioritizing home and family over society and wealth. It urges cordial, truthful living, warns against vanity, and promotes building character. It notes Spring brings more than romance and hints advertising pays with local stores like J. P. Heard & Sons and a theatrical line about Colonel Watterson.
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Aire
September wheat dollar sparks no Kansas excitement
The one dollar September wheat in May does not thrill Kansas farmers. Wheat growers care about September prices more as they plan to unload their 90,000,000 bushel crop.
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Kansas
Wreck on the A B A causes fatalities and injuries
A relief train reports a wreck on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad near Fitzgerald Georgia. Westbound No 1 left the track one mile from Double Run, killing fireman Bill Hill and injuring engineer Tisles conductor Goldwire baggagemaster Williams and several passengers. Eastbound train delayed by hours.
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Fitzgerald
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Turing
Bill Hill
Tisles
Goldwire
Williams
Young People Mass Meeting At Vienna Baptists Church
The Epworth League and Baptist Baraca Class invite Vienna youth to a 4 pm Sunday union meeting at the Baptist church. Theme: Young People and Christianity. Speakers include Prof. C. G. Power on Early Conversion, Judge D. L. Henderson on Early Consecration, and Rev. J. M. Long on Evangelizing the Young. Song service featured. Parents urged to pray.
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Vienna
Epworth League
Baptist Church
Methodist S. S
C. G. Power
J. M. Long
Chicago Woman Aims to Quit Smoking in Public Ares
A Chicago woman vows to stop smoking on streets and in all public places. She hopes support from men who would refuse to offer her tobacco would aid her efforts.
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Or. Young J. Allen
Edwards
Council
Savannah
J. D
Deveaux
Weathr
Geo. Bundrick
Pardon Board
Father
Mississippi River
J. P. Heard & Sons
Colonel Watterson
SiMe
Arbuckles
Ariosa
Mr. de
Washington
Arbuckle Bros
New York
Civ
Duble Run
Baptis Church
U. S
D. L. Henderson
Chicago
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