Death of Captain T B Neal Ends Atlanta Banker Leader
Captain T B Neal, head of Neal Loan and Banking Co, died after a year of illness at his residence 711 Peachtree street. He moved to Atlanta in 1885, organized the bank, and led civic efforts including the Cotton States and International Exposition. Funeral Sunday at First Baptist Church with interment in Oakland Cemetery. survivors include wife Ida F Rutland and daughter Mrs Le Douglas.
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Weal
Atlanta
Neal Loan and Banking Co
T. B. Neal
O'Elock
Peachtree Street
Captain Neal
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Nso
Neal
Waa
First Baptist Church
John Neal
Washington Street
Sherman
Louisiana
Forrest
Cavalry
H. M. Patterson
EB. P. Black
Clark Howell
R D. Spalding
Estill Campaign Moves Through Northern Georgia
Colonel Estill traversed Baxley, Burke, Cartersville, Dalton, and Murray counties en route to Brunswick as he campaigns across Georgia. He asserts strong support in north Georgia with Bartow a potential exception and notes Guerrero strength, while predicting a tough three way race for governor. He also briefs on his weight loss, bed changes, and hopes to exceed 209 pounds before the primary.
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Cartersville
Bartow County
Mr. Guerry
Estillsalaba
Georgia
Estill
Ste
Terrell
Guerry
Cut Glass for Wedding Gifts
Our cut glass pieces are sharp and hand polished and new to be mistaken for inferior work. Ice tubs nut bowls jugs decanters salad bowls celery boats and many other designs to choose from here.
Honorary escort list for Sunday gathering
A long list of dignitaries and officials is requested to assemble at Til Peachtran Street residence at 2 30 PM Sunday. Included are Captain R J Lowry Colonel Albert H Cox ex Governors Northen Bullock and Candler and numerous lawyers judges and officers.
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R. J. Lowry
Lewis H. Beck
Albert H. Cox
George W. Parrott
Henry S Jackson
Peachtran Street
A. D. Candler
W . Northen
Rufus B Bullock
R. E. Park
Livingston Mims
J. K. Orr
George Hillyer
James Swann
Paul Romars
J. W. English
T. D. Meador
W L. Peel
George A. Speer
G. A. Nicholson
Joseph A. McCord
George W. Brown
J. G. Oglesby
Inman
Norwood Mitchell
W. A. Hempnil
D. B. Carson
Charles S. Hingsbery
John W. Grant
George S. Lowndes
Eugene Callaway
George Dexter
H. Tana
Insurance figures and agent details from Maryland Casualty
John R Thornton of Baltimore, resident manager in the personal accident department, reports an insured amount of 611000 in the race since March. Maryland assets total 2,498,491.69 with surplus 1,492,702.41. For policies or agencies call 37 South Pryor St or phone 1453 Bell. Agron Haas & Son are general agents.
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John R Thornton
Maryland Casualty Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Atlanta
South Pryer St
Bell
John R. Thornton
Agron Haas & Son
Gen
Theater Party and Banquet Highlight T P A Meeting in Atlanta
Delegates to the Travelers' Protective Association convention in Atlanta will be entertained with a Grand theater party featuring A Trip to Chinatown and a Friday Kimball banquet with 400 covers. Edwin A Hardin chairs the entertainment committee and the schedule includes prayers, welcomes, speeches, and tours of the city. Gentry Trained Animal Show performs today with 15 to 25 cent admission.
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Smmutes
Atlanta
Atlanta T. P
Grand
Kimball
Chinatown
Knights of the
Tmp
Edwin A. Hardin
Georgia
A D. Candler
T P. A
Alonzo Meen
R. Lee Wylly
James AL. Mayson
H. H. Cabaniss
Sam W. Small
Kimnball House
Edward O. Miles
Post B
Alonzo Monk
James L. Mayson
Roland Eiles
Macon
Livingston Mims
Rees Whily
Savannah
Candler
RA. Lea Wily
Jfecturer
T. P A
Edwin A Hardin
George E. Johnson
Harry H. Whitcomb
Harry Silverman
Edward Miles
Charles I. Branan
George A. Gershon
Old Wheat
Jackson Streets
Price Named Superintendent of Construction for Postal Telegraph Cable
B. L Price of Chicago is appointed superintendent of construction for the Postal Telegraph Cable Company with headquarters in Atlanta. C. C. Adams, new general superintendent, has arrived and begun duties.
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Postal Telegraph- Cable Company
Annual O G T entertainment planned by Fulton lodge No 46
O G T entertainment committee leverages April 14 event in lodge room No 72 North Broad Street with committees for arrangements and invitations. The programme features prayers, recitations, and musical numbers by local residents including Rev. F E Jenkins Rev. A W Bezler Miss Pearl Edwards and Miss Laura Welch.
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Fulton Lodge
G. T
North Broad Street
John M. Miller
J. B. Richards
Thomas L. Bishop
John M. Milter
RH. W. Lovett
Sorg
Miuna Miter
Miss Hu
Philips Benediction
Rev
C- B. Bridewelt
Central of Georgia Limited Discontinued For Season After April 12
Central of Georgia Railway announces the Chicago and Florida Limited will end for the season after April 12. The last southbound train leaves Atlanta on Saturday April 12 and the final northbound train departs St Augustine on Sunday April 13. No other passenger trains in Central’s schedule are affected.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
St. Augustine
Central
Blackburn and Houston Tie in State Legislature Race
County executive committee met at the courthouse to consolidate Thursday’s primary returns. R B Blackburn and C C Houston each received 1,998 votes. John M Slaton led with 2,919. Other totals included D N McCullough 1,729 and Sam W Small 1,621.
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R. B. Blackburn
C. C. Houston
Court House
Thursdey
John M. Slaton
Messrs. Blackburn
Houston
D. N. McCullough
Sam W. Small
C. I. Branan
E. FB. Childress
Edgar Latham
F. J. Merriam
Charles A. Church
J. F. Wendrick
Arnold Broyles
Reformatory
Nesto Te
Pipe for Moore Street and Burke Park Sprinkler Not Granted
Water board pipe and finance committees met in executive session and decided to lay 1100 feet of pipe on Maine Street for fire protection. They refused a sprinkler for the Peachtree Street triangular park donated by Captain J F Burke, citing it being outside city limits and concerns over precedent.
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Burke Park
Peachtree Street
The
Water Board
Sesmon
Maine Street
J F Burke
Wanila editors protest over sedition law clash
In Manila Acting Governor Wright held an interview with the press committee regarding the sedition law. He said the editor of Freedom, recently arrested, published attacks on the United States commission and must prove his assertions. The editor cited American periodicals and criticized carpetbagging and graft rumors after July when the U S commission began rule.
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Wright
Manila
Freedom
Tha
United States Commission
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Knowles
Floyde
W. A. Knowles
Floyd County
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Hort
Seaborn Wright
Roma Tribune
Stjuse
John A. Cobb
Americus
Sumter County
IL. Rumph
Marehettville
R. C. McIntosh
Brooks County
J. L. Hand
Pelham
Messrs
Rumph
Hand
J. & Park, Jr
Greene County
Park
Capitol Steps
Fie
W. S& Yeates
Yeates
Thomas Heyward Giant
Tnited States Navy
J. W Robertson
Bayannan
G R. Glenn
South Georgia
Phil Cook
John W. York
Camden County
C. I Hood Co
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Lowell
Agg
Jackson, Miss
Congress
Holmes County
Edinburgh
Wiliam F. James
Harvard
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University Oy
Warner Hill
Meriwether
Mac
Berneue
Whiteboll Street
Hirsch Bros. Mao
Outfiteera
Whitehall St
P.a.corfer
ICN
Balajet Anw Theater Party
Travelers’ Protective Association
Hadwin A. Hardin
Entertainment Commit
Price
O G. G& T. Entertainment
Blackburn
Moore Street
Wanila
Empire Building
Travelers Insurance Company
Toe Rules & Gas Loan
Empira Wulaing
Keely
Juen
Cooledge & bin W
Southern
Fulton
Japan
Greans St
Forsyth
Cesale Awe
Fotssa
Oys’ Sailor Suits
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Bros
Whitehan St
Washington
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