Athens Young Ladies Are Honor Graduates
Athens readers learn of Rosa Woodberry’s Atlanta school closing exercises and the honor of Pauline and Lillian Booth, daughters of Mr and Mrs John N Booth, who led in classwork and a leading role in a school play. Mentions of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and a Grand Lodge Odd Fellows meeting with a biblical parable and Chamberlains Cough Remedy advice.
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Atlanta
Rosa Woodberry
Miss Woodberry
Hew School
Athens
Pauline
Lillian Booth
John N. Booth
Middle Atlantic Tennis Championship Opens in Washington DC
The fifth annual Middle Atlantic States tournament begins this afternoon at Woolley Park Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club. Compact B Doyle defends his title as experts from across the country compete for the championship through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Middle Atlantic States
Bachelors' Lawn
Woolley Park
Compact B. Doyle
Ce Oeta
Pingles
Gilbert H. Gronvenor
Forty two new banks capitalized in the South this month
In the past thirty days forty two new banks or expanded capitals totaling 2,280,000 were organized or began business across ten Southern states. The list, from the Southern Banker May 20, names banks by city and capital increases in Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and includes several with substantial boosts such as Bank of Baton Rouge and First Union Savings Bank Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Southern Banker
Atlanta, Ga
Alabama
Dothan
Louisiana, Baton Rouge—Bank of Baton Rogue
Elton—Peoples' Bank
Opelousas
Tennessee
Bull's Gap
Peoples Bank
Decatureville—Peoples Bank
Eaton—Bank of
Eaton
Etowah
First National Bank
Memphis
All Day & Night
Ridgely
Untie the Cow and Dixie Land Publishing Drive
An Athens letter urges launching a Dixie's Land magazine with a million circulation to energize the city and region. The writer, James M. Rogers, argues it would boost commerce, create jobs, and attract national attention, seeking local support and names for the venture while likening northern magazines to milking a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dixie’s
Iana
Georgia
South
Dixie
Dizie
Oisie
Toe Rogers Publishing Company
Athena
Means
James M. Rogers
Fads and Fashions of Interest to Ladies in New York
New York fashion notes for spring and summer reveal old materials in fresh names. Coarse weaves provide decoration with minimal trim, peasant outlines return, and belts stay at the waist. Large white straws and black velvet trim dominate hats, with pheasant and floral accents. empire influence and Poiret style mingle as skirts cling and hems deepen.
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New York
Signal to Help Vessels at Sea From Paris Wireless Tower
Paris May 23 Beginning with tonight a signal will be sent each midnight by the wireless station on the Eiffel Tower to ships at sea within range with wireless receivers. The time signal will be given at midnight and repeated at two minute intervals, aiding vessels to determine their exact longitude when atmospheric conditions hinder sun sighting during the rainy season.
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Paris
Riffel
Teller Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Colorado
Henry M Teller former U S senator and long time Colorado figure marks his eightieth birthday in Denver Central City and Wenner and Washington visitations noted. Native of New York State he moved to Colorado fifty years ago and has held seats in the senate from 1877 to 1882 and 1885 to 1909. He left the Republican party in 1896 over the silver issue and was reelected as an Independent Silver Republican.
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Denver
Cal
Henrry M.teller
United States
Colorado
Senate
Arthur
Interior
Republican Party
Big Athletic Meet at Ottawa Sparks Nation Wide Interest
Ottawa Ont May 23 Mangatar athletes from Canada and the United States travel to the capital for a major athletic meet arranged by the Ottawa A A A and the University of Ottawa athletic association. The program features international sprint stars and is billed as one of the dominion’s premier events.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Ottawa 4. A. A
Athletic Association
University of Ottawa
Dominion
Centenary honors Margaret Fuller in Boston ceremonies
Boston observes the one hundredth anniversary of Margaret Fuller born 1810 Cambridgeport. The piece recounts her life from Boston teaching to Horace Greeley’s Trib une critic, marriage to the Marquis Ossell, and her hospital service in Rome. a voyage end in disaster near Long Island. An advertisement for Electric Bitters targets female ailments.
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Boston
Margaret Puller
New England
Benton
Margret Fullert
Cambridgeport
Mass
Providence
New York
Tribunne
Horace Greeley
Rome
Marquis Casell
Hospitala
Elly
America
Leghorn
Long Island
Marquis
Marchioness
Ossell
Ready to Race at Woodbine in Ontario King’s Plate Opener
Toronto May 23 Woodbine opens tomorrow with the Ontario Joached Club spring meeting headlined by the King’s Plate the year’s first major Canadian turf event The traditional race dates back to 160 with Queen Victoria funding fifty guineas to promote thoroughbred breeding It found a permanent home at Woodbine in 1883 after two decades of varied venues June prospects keep racegoers hopeful for fair weather and a full meeting through May ends
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Woodbine
Toronto
Ont
Woodbine Track
Ontario
Edward
Canada
Queen Victoria
America
Quentn Victoria
Unitarian Conference Opens in Boston With Taft Honor
Unitarian delegates from across the United States and Canada gather in Boston for the eighty eighth annual American Unitarian Association meeting. The convention runs through Saturday with sessions of the Sunday School Society Women’s Alliance and Young People’s Religious Union. The League of Unitarian Laymen marks its first anniversary with President William Taft as honorary president. The general convention opened at King's Chapel with a prayer service led by Rev. D. Roy Freeman of Braintree Mass.
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Boston
United States
Canada
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Women's Alliance
Young People’s Religious Union
League of Unitarian Laymen
William Taft
King’s Chapel
D. Roy Freeman
Braintree Mass
Second Trial For Murder At Tipton Ind
Henry Yarling stands trial in Tipton for a second time on a first degree murder charge. In the year ago he killed Charles Smith after a quarrel. His prior trial ended with a hung jury and a self defense plea. He remains jailed during the interim.
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Tipton
Ind
Henry Yarling
Yarling
Charles
Yarlins
Mberty
Om Ball
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Talmage Hardware Company
Pauline and
Chamberlain
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Jerusalem
Jerico
Middle Atlantic Tennis
California
Jetriee Joanson
Reme
Frank Pre
Florida
Gainesville
Florida Bank of
McIntosh
First State Bank
St Cloud
St. Petersburg
American State Bank
Hillyer Trust Co
Don
Sixth Ward Bank
Berlin
Kentucky
Dover—Citizens State Bank
Providence—Union National Bank
Merigold
Merigold Bank
North Carolina
Caroleen—Caroleen Savings Bank
Denton—Bank of
Denton
Tarboro
Virginia
Lezington—Farmera Deposit & Savings Bank
Richmond—Security Bank & Trust Co
Roanoke
First Union Savings Bank
Tappahannock
South Side Bay
Foley
Athens Transfer @ Livery Co
Athens, GA
Dixie's Land
CPSC
Odd Fellows
Damon
Pythias
David
Jonathan
Johnatan
First Lodge
Saul
Johnathan
Chais
Pasa
Feld
Jonaathan
Poiret
Reese
Tate
Tooe
Cooh
Othoest
Tagal
Milan
Lowhorn
Erin
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sone
Chantilly
Legacya
Henry M. Teller
Margaret Fuller
J. R. Palmer & Bons
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