Funeral of Mr W P Daniel Held at Prince Avenue Home
Yesterday afternoon the funeral for Mr W P Daniel took place at his mother Mrs C W Shackelford’s residence on Prince Avenue. Rev Adair of Jeffersonville and Rev Henry Newton of the city conducted the services as pallbearers and attendees filled the church. The sextet sang Lead Kindly Light and Lover of My Sea, the casket borne by J Osburn, W Pomert, Jos King, Tack Chmadger and others. Interment followed at the cemetery with numerous friends and relatives present.
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Miter
C. W. Shackelford
Prince Avenue
Ww P
W. Pomert
Jos
Tetmetory
Oeones Cemewry
Penny Endowment Drive Aims At Rabun School
A Georgia plan encourages school children to raise a penny each for a statewide endowment. If successful, funds from every child could exceed three thousand dollars, with limited notice to participants and the money deposited for interest in a Rabun County bank.
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Gemny Enadten
Dies Rabun County
Georgia
Reunion to Be Held in New Orleans for Confederate Veterans
Reunion plans in New Orleans April 1906 with Seaboard Air Line offering round trip tickets at one cent per mile plus 25 cents. return by April 26 1906 or extend to May 21 1940 with 50 cent fee. Side trips April 27 28 29 to East of Mississippi routes at first class fare plus 25 cents, return by May 18 1906."]
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New Orleans
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Theatre Arcade
Mississippi River
Memphis
Tenn
Nortonville
Bowling Green
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Seaboard Air Line
Athens
Predictions by Prof EB Smith Forecast Mild Feb Cold Wave
Prof EB Smith predicts February will be mild, a cold spell after a sun distance, and future dates for weather events. He forecasts cooler than normal starting July 6, a killing frost October 16, and the coldest day January 1, with locals noting his past accuracy.
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Euler B. Smith
Marc
Frome
Georgia fruit crop uninju red unfounded hopes rise after freeze
Georgia officials and experts report little to no damage to the state fruit crop from recent cold. United States government entomologist and state officials inspect orchards in south and north Georgia and find little or no injury to peaches, fruit set undisturbed, growers optimistic.
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Mr. Scott
Fort Valley
Austell
North Georgia
Scott
Bes
Tech Triumphs Over Clemson Tigers 3 to 1 in Atlanta
Yesterday afternoon in Atlanta Tech defeated Clemson 3 to 1 in a closely contested game. Both teams played with energy and promise for upcoming season.
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Atlanta
Tech
Clemson Tigers
Joint Committee Plans Union Depot Meeting
The city joint committees on Union Depot will hold a meeting at City Hall Monday after the clock in the afternoon. The head of the committee will present a report on rail connections and depot preparations and invite all interested residents.
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Union Depot
City Hall
Connec
Ann
Peabody Cove Clarification Notice
Fragmentary text references Ms Peabody and unclear names. The readable portions suggest a notice or brief about Peabody with references to people and possible dates but concrete facts are unavailable. The item resembles a notice or announcement with missing context and garbled details.
Jury Strives Over Clot Case Amid Turmoil
A fractured jury report shows divisions among jurors as the courtroom crowd awaits the verdict. The state’s attorney greets the jurors after a split vote while medical testimony is cited regarding the defendant’s death caused by alcoholism.
Woman's Club Plans Easter Fundraiser Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Club is set for Monday at four o'clock at the Villa. Members will finalize plans for an Easter fundraiser to raise 100 dollars for Rabun school with Prof. Ritchie expected to discuss school work. Seaboard Air Line offers reduced round trips Athens to Atlanta March 25 26 for Wheeler Memorial Day events.
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Ideas Woman's Club
Villa
Rabun
Prof. Ritchie
Frank Purcell a Free Man
After a brief preliminary hearing Judge Walter Ormond dismissed the state warrant against ELOF Purcell aged years, charged with murder in the death of his father Jackson Purcell at the family home on Courthind street. Witnesses included Mrs Purcell and Henry Purcell among others. defense attorney Reuben Arnold stated the case as no possibility of conviction, prompting a joyful eruption when the warrant was dismissed.
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Athinta
Walter “Dd Alyor Ormond
Elof Purcell
Ackson Purcell
Courthind Street
Matmie Pricell
T.D. Lanford
Reuben Arnold
Arnold
Purcell
Order of Service Emmanuel Church Fourth Sunday in Lent
The bulletin notes Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and Morning Prayer with Litany at 11 a m on the Fourth Sunday in Lent. Sunday School begins at 9 36 a m and Evening Prayer at 8 p m with daily meditation at 5 p m. The diocese bishop will lead the annual union on the second Sunday after Easter, April 29, with confirmation offered to all desiring it.
Presbyterian service led by Rev Dixon at Seney-Stovall
Rev Dixon will lead the Presbyterian service at Seney Stovall this afternoon at five o'clock. All are invited to attend this worship.
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Dr. Dixon
Seney-Stovall Shapes
Train tragedy at Phydock station shocks Macon community
Burrell Bush is killed by Atonio Hinddock at Phydock station yesterday morning. Mrs. Newsome, guardian of Mary Haddock Bush, attempted suicide after the tragedy. Boner rescued her, a shot was fired injuring Mrs. Hinddock, but she will recover. Funeral for Burrell Bush to be held at the Connell residence this afternoon.
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Macon
Burrell Bush
Atonio Hinddock
Phvddock Station
A. F. Newsome
Mary Haddock Bush
Hirddeek
Famaty
Osiiverd
Haddoei
Yvonne Lindam
Edward Bush
Ton
Burret Bish
Alee
Oder
Connell
W. T. Bushdott
Riverside
Othe
Tose
Broken spur causes death in East Fair and Sand Boulevard fall
Buckner a Southern Bell employee and newlywed, died after a fall from a utility pole at East Fair and Sand Boulevard. A break in his climbing gear caused him to plunge to the ground, striking his head and shoulder, and he died at Grady Hospital.
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Atlanta
Gan
Weelven
Tie Fall
Grady Hospital
Hee
Buckner
East Fair and
Sand Boulevard
Orr Drug Co Ad Seeks Help and Rentals
Vintage classified style ad lists Orrard and Galoway doctors for prescription work and rent for a six room Morris Street house. Also multiple notices advertise brick sales, organ players, sales jobs, chauffeur training, and traveling salesman positions across St Louis New York and Port Clinton with prepaid shipments and salaries offered.
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Orr Drug Co
Drs. R. C. Orrard
J. W. Galoway
Masquerade Ball Postponed After Train Incident
A masquerade ball event was postponed to a later date. A mining man recounts a humorous Eastern Visitor on the Nevada and California Railroad arguing with a conductor about distance and tenure aboard the train. Georgia’s press reports Pleas Stovall elected next president of the senate amid strong opposition from The Banner.
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California
The
Press of
Georgia
Pleas Stovall
Senate
Phim Tooth and Nail
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