Society Notes Highlight Summer Socials and Arrivals
A busy society page outlines gatherings at elegant homes, guest visits from Elizabeth Morton of Greenville and Miss Annie Ree Jagu, and ongoing B Y P U conventions. Guests include Misses Lollie Bostwick, Elizabeth Bowen, Lucile Lawrence, and families from Athens, Royston, Elberton, and Palmetto, with many attending weddings, commencements, and club events across Georgia.
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Fred Orr
Elizabeth Morton
Greenville
Orr
Lollie Bostwick
Atlanta
Annie Ree Jagu
Sarah Bilder
Elizabeth Bowen
Lucile Lawrence
Tifton
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Dinner Special for Sunday at Bens Boe
Sunday feature offers fresh dining with a special menu at Bens Boe. Crispy entrees and seasonal sides highlighted. Limited seating and early reservations encouraged. Local patrons invited to enjoy a quiet relaxed meal this weekend.
Veterans End Richmond Reunion With Mass Departure
Following the thirty second reunion of United Confederate Veterans and a grand ball last night, special trains plan to return south Thursday night and Friday morning. The local committee estimated attendance between 6000 and 7000 veterans, with families and friends swelling total to about 50 000.
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Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
School Histories Again Uppermost
Mrs. John A. Logan of the Dames of the Loyal Legion announces plans to urge patriotic societies to oppose school histories that misstate facts. She cites a Richmond convention claim that Lincoln conceived the Civil War and urges suppression of such histories. Col. John McElroy of the Grand Army of the Republic counters, praising Lincoln's efforts to pacify the South and reunite the Union.
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Washington
John A. Logan
Dames of the Loyal Legion
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Lincoln
Union
Detectives Missing After Herrin Mine Massacre
CHICAGO The Hargrave secret service, with thirty guards at the Lester Strip mine, reports four detectives accounted for after miners stormed the mine following a massacre. One detective, Sidney J. Morrison, was mortally wounded. three believed to have escaped, twenty six still missing.
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Chicaco
Hargrave Secret Service
Lester
Herrin
Sidney J. Morrison
Chinese Leader Wu Ting Fang Dies in Canton
Shanghai by The Associated Press reports Wu Tingfang former minister to Washington and later foreign minister for Sun Yat Sen in the Canton government died Friday morning in Canton. Wu a longtime leader in Chinese politics remained loyal to Sun Yat Sen and was believed to have fled with the deposed South China president. Reuters offered no further details.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Wu Ting-fang
Washington
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Reuter
China
Sun Yatsen
South China
Mobilization Of Infantry Begun In Illinois Guard
Governor Len Small ordered the Illinois National Guard to mobilize about 13294 infantry units in a midnight message from Waukegan. The troops were to hold in readiness for duty in the southern Minnesota mining region, with the order delayed from the adjutant general Car.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Illinois National Guard
Len Small
Waukegan
Minois
Colonel Swanson Leads Cavalry Unit Deployment
A fragmented report notes Colonel William E. Swanson directing elements of the 182nd and 132nd Infantry, with mentions of an Howitzer company and additional troops at Springfield. The text references command orders and assembly of machine gun sets and supporting units amid a broader mobilization.
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Wm E. Swanson
182Nd
132Nd Infantry
Tate
Ke E. Black
Springfield
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