Atlanta Woman's Club meeting outlines reform plans and lectures
The Atlanta Woman's Club held a regu lar session with plans for reorganizing the general federation, an article on Political Economy by Miss Whaley, and an impromptu talk by Miss Hate Massey. Delegates to Milwaukee were named with Mrs. Burton-Smith to attend. other events included lectures and entertainments, and a moving appeal by Miss Massey about a reformatory school case.
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General Federation
Forrest Adair
Mumford
Lawton Fivang
Augusta
Crozier
Knoxville
Morse
Emma Moffat Tyng
Horatio Dresser
Gramil
Clarence Eddy
Club
Trinity Church
Atlanta
Emma Moffatt Tyng
Chicago
Woman's Club
City Federation
William King
Reberca D. Lowe
Kate Massey
Miss Massey
Nashville Reformatory
Misa Moxsey
Georgia
Patilio
Brs
J. Lindsay
Johnson
State
Ted
State Federation
Miss Whaley
Opdyke
Clvtes
Weat
Reform Letters and Notices From Atlanta Society Pages
A long letter from Robert L. Rodgers discusses Georgia governors and heritage, referencing John Martin and the Georgia Society of Cincinnati. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson urges reform against child crime and age of consent laws. Mrs. Eichberg sponsors a free ice fund concept for Atlanta, with a meeting planned next Thursday. Numerous society items follow: Easter bazaar by Marriets Avenue church, engagement of Mary Gordon Goss to Marion Irwin Stone, a Catholic women’s branch meeting at Immaculate Conception, Mr. Howell’s London marriage to Miss Davison, and general notices about hospital, kindergarten, organ recital, and a Young Ladies Missionary Society reception at the executive mansion.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
E. B. McGowan
the Nations
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Atlanta
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Sheridan
Marshbanks
Boland
T.ose
Hallyburton-Swift wedding social items scattered
Miss Ora Sue Mitchell travels to Elberton for the Hallyburton-Swift wedding and Mrs. J. P. Huntley hosts the wedding party upon arrival in Atlanta. Other social notes mention Montgomerys visiting Alabama, Roby Robinson returning home, and Easter egg hunt plans at Mrs. Henry Jackson’s home with Mamie Estelle’s engagement to Edward Lawson Gardner announced for Decatur. Grace Jennings from Chicago visits Mrs. Arnold in Atlanta.
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Ora Sue Mitchell
Elberton
Hallyburton-Swift
J. P. Huntley
Atlanta
W. J. Montgomery
Alabama
Roby Robinson
Ea Brown
Capital City
Tuncheon
Les Gallophiles
Symphony Club
Cornelia Jackson Moore
Henry Jackson
J. G. Brown
Mamie Estele
Edward Lawson Gardner
Decatur
Grace Jennings
Chicago
Mrs. Arnold
Washington Street
Morehead City Hotel Promotes Ocean Resort Season
Morehead City boasts the Wave-Washed Atlantic Hotel offering accommodations for one thousand, premier fishing and sound bathing, with rail access from all points. Open June 1 to October 1. engagements are being booked and correspondence solicited through Scoville Bros, managers of the Aragon Hotel in Atlanta, Ga, until May 30.
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Carolinas
Atlantic Hotel
Morehead City
Scoville Bros Managers
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta
Geologists Secure U S Support for Georgia Topographic Work
State Geologist Jeas returned from Washington to report U S authority consent for significant topographic and hydrographic work in Georgia this year. Yeates announced approved sheets in Walhalla and Dahlonega and state officials secured an $85,000 appropriation. Hydrographic velocity studies will start soon as the board addressed routine matters.
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Jeas
Washington
United States
Georgia
Yeates
Geological Board of State
Wich
Rapitol
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
House Committee On Appropriations
United States Department of Geology
Cannon
Walcott
United States Geological Department
States Department
Lace Curtain and Gas Stove Fire in New York Apartments
A lace curtain blown by wind ignites a stove in the Washington building at 106 East 115th Street. The blaze spreads to the fifth floor of the adjacent Jefferson and to upper floors of the neighboring house. No injuries reported. valuables saved as residents fled. Logs total about $20,000. In Chicago the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe announces a new rail line reaching San Francisco, completing the Chicago to San Francisco route.
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New York
Washington
East One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Jefferson
Chicago
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
May 1900 Sheriff Sales in Fulton County Georgia
Listings of multiple properties to be sold at the courthouse door in Atlanta Fulton County Georgia on an May date in 1900. Accounts include parcels on McAree Street Randolph Street Woodward Street and Hilliard Street plus residences on Whitehall Street and Orme Street. Several foreclosures are noted with action from Fulton Superior Court and City Court of Atlanta and involve lenders Piedmont Banking Company Scottish American Mortgage Company and Protest Ant Episcopal Church among others.
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Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Wilkinson
Georgia
Oconee River
Milledgeville
Midway
Baldwin County
United States
James Wilkinson
Benjamin Wawkins
Andrew Pickens
Wilisom
Richard Barry
Alexander Thompson
George III
George
Christchurch
Savannah
James Wright
Crown Council
Lst
Gear Ord
John
Futon County
Fultem
Georgii
Sidis
Simpren and
MuAtee
McAree Street
John Aml
Hall
J. BP. Court
Sautingatrict
Piedmont Lean
Kanking Ca
John M. Hall
Atlanta
Pulton County
Randolph Street
Miche Tu Helmes
Lewis Hulmeg
Vath
Fulton
Tandalph Avenue
Aublin Avenue
Maury L. Hill
Elty Court of Atlanta
ML . Black Vs. Said Mary L. Hill
Fulton County
Georga
Woodward J
Pilgrim's Lot
Leck
J.P. White
Fulton Superior Coirt
J. H. Low
J White
Crew Stre
Jevy
Gale
W. Ff
Fickling
City Court of
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Georgia
Pickling
Patton County
Whitehall Street
Railroad Avenue
Park Street
W. J. Zachry
Waltehall Street
W. OR. Mann
Frank W. Hall
W. A. Ifann
Alen
Lowit
Gary
Henry
Hilliard Street
East Cain
Willoughby Streets
Highland Avenue
East Harris Street
Hillard Street
East Cain Street
Hilliard St
James J. Verner
Superior Court
Cobo County
Fulton Superior Court
E. Steele
Nathan Lamar
Vinle Lamar
Herting
Snow, Church & Co
City Court of Atlanta
Mary Lou Calloway
Orme Street
Baker Street
Federal court levies on Atlanta properties to satisfy judgments
Property of multiple defendants including James A Burns Charles R Haskins and James Averill is levied upon in Fulton County Georgia to satisfy various writs and judgments. Descriptions cover parcels along Belt railroad right of way near Pewhtree Road Curran Street and Piedmont Avenue plus two houses and lots in Atlanta. Names include Mrs L Condon J T Davenport Gate City Nathan Bask J C Merritt and others. Sheriff notice dated April 2 with ensuing dates.
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James A, Hurny
Eiy Court of
Atnia
Belt Railroad
Pewchtree Road
Charles R. Haskins
James B. Averill
Jeta New
Suid
Charles K. Laskins
James B. Averiu
Atlanta
State of Georgia
Ales R. Uaskins
James Pool
Nom Dod Mobesthan
Stevens
Hobs and Cartle
Dilan
Nl Creale
Curran
St Peer
J. ON
Tr Cawhem
M.A. Cawhem
Batley
Fulton Puperlur Reurt
J.T Davenport
J. N
T. Cawhem
Mre
M.A
Dane
City of
Fulton County
Betwreen Auburn ‘Run
Houston Street
J.C. Merritt
Pulton Superior Court
Gate City
Nathan Bask
Aire
Piedmont Avenue
John W
Eb Elms
Sherit
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