Atkinson Returns From The East Declines To Talk
Harry M. Atkinson, head of Collins Park and Belt Line transit interests, returned to Atlanta after weeks in the east. He refused to comment on rumors of possible deals, saying he has nothing new to communicate and may have something later. Reporters pressed for details, but he held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Atkinson
Collins Park and Belt Line Street Railway
East
Atlanta
Atkinson
Fts
the Constitution
New York
Boston
Mr. Atkinson
New Commissions Issued to State Militia Officers
Commissions for three years were issued yesterday to P. R. Sims first lieutenant Company A Third Infantry Harry Smith captain Company A Third Infantry Fred Hunter second lieutenant Company A Third Infantry W. D. Barbett second lieutenant Troop K First Cavalry J. R. Stokes first lieutenant and C. E. Dunbar second lieutenant Company K Third Infantry R. F. McHae second lieutenant Company C Third Infantry W. A. Adams second lieutenant Company F Third Regiment H. T. Lewis first lieutenant Company G Fifth Regiment D. R. Peteet first lieutenant Company E Third Infantry T. H. Nolland second lieutenant Third Infantry Company E In these infantry and one cavalry regiments very few officers elected last February remain to be commissioned as the majority have passed examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Sims
Harry Smith
Fred Hunter
W. D. Barbett
First Cavalry
J. R. Stokes
C. E. Dunbar
R. F. McHae
W. A. Adams
H. T. Lewis
Newnan
D. R. Peteet
T. H. Nolland
Aged Man Seeks Son in Atlanta Visit Frustration
W. G. Kennedy, an elderly man from Tilton Georgia, arrived in the city hoping to find his son Joe Kennedy. Unable to locate his son's residence, he asked police officers for directions but they could not find him. Kennedy believes his son is somewhere in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kennedy
Joe. Kennedy
Kennedy
Tilton
Atlanta
Father Eugene Eagan to celebrate mass in Atlanta
The Benedictine Father Eugene Eugen, ordained a week ago at Belmont NC after ten years of study, will celebrate a solemn mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Atlanta tomorrow morning. A large procession of 40 nuns and 40 girls will lead, with sermons by Father Aloysius from Belmont NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Eugen
Order of St. Benedict
Atlanta
Eugene
Belmont
Noc
Father Aloysius
Acuer Aloysius
Sit. Mary's College
N.C
N. O
St. Benedict
Bishop Hendrix to preach at Walker Street church revival
Bishop E R Hendrix of Kansas City Mo will preach at the evening service with the topic God as a Worker A large congregation is expected Rev B F Fraser pastor will deliver an appropriate morning sermon The two weeks revival at Walker Street church concludes with the morning service Several persons were baptized and received into the congregation and Dr Fraser calls the revival eminently successful with a bright outlook for the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hendrix
Kansas City
Walker Street Methodist Church
Hendrix
South
Eity
B. F. Fraser
Walker Street Church
Durst Seeks Wife Who Vanished While He Was Away
Jacksonville Florida April 13 Special John Durst a young newspaper advertising solicitor returned from Brunswick to find his wife missing from the Savannah house. He believes she left in impatience at his delay and went to Tampa to live with her parents. No word has come from her and she has not been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
John Durst
Brunswick
the Times
Savannah
Durst
Tampa
Volkmar Ordered for Porto Rico Duty Relieved by Hall
Washington April 13 Colonel William J Volkmar assistant adjutant general at Chicago has been ordered for examination by a retiring board presided by Brig General Wade The board finds him fit for active service and he is likely to serve as adjutant general of the Porto Rico department to relieve Colonel William P Hall transferred to Chicago duties The text also contains unrelated promotional junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Washington
William J. Volkmar
Chicago
Army
Wade
Volkmar
Department of Porto Rico
William P. Hall
SONS OF VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS AT LOUISVILLE REUNION
John B. Gordon camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans elects officers and forms a delegate committee to send the largest Atlanta and Gordon camp delegation by private car to the Louisville reunion. Key officers include Commander W. B. Stovall and Adjutant Lawrence Mitchell with plans for a May 16 meeting.
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John B. Gordon
Sowa of
Confederate Veterans
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
South
John FB. Gordon
Jeff Davis
Atlanta
Eee
J. A. Hynds
W. B. Stovall
Lawrence
Mitchell
William Glenn
R. C. Cochran
W. B. Parks
Harvey Phillips
W. B. Kemp
T. J. Ryan
L. Knight
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Walter Colquitt
Louwlaville
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Colquitt
Pe L
BD. T. Quinky
Walter Colqui
Varicocele cure offered for home use advert
Advertises a new home cure for varicocele claiming no operation or pain and a rapid permanent cure. Promotes sending a request to Dr. W. J. Rice of Adams, New York for a prepaid description to cure oneself at low cost. Warns varicocele as dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3. Rice
Main St. Adama
N.Y
Hely
Emale
H. F
Care Constitution
Derek Phe
Korn Shield Co
Broome
New York
Real Estate Bargains Listed by Northen & Danson in 1900s ad
Real estate and loan firm Thos H Northen Durantson advertise numerous property bargains. Eight room modern house on paved street within a mile of Union Depot for 2250 dollars. Multiple lots and houses for sale near Washington, Capitol and Pryor streets with prices from about 2000 to 600 dollars. Telephone Bell 2187, call Northen & Danson for sales, purchases, or loans.
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Equitable
Union Depot
Washington
Northen & Dawson
Bell Telephone
Captor Avenue
Rogga
Baker Street
Linden
Spring Street
Zatory House
Pryor Street
Georgia Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Met
Pulliam
Alice Streets
Richardson Street
Wall Street
Lewis C. van Ripe
Broadway
New York
General Delivery
Atlanta
City of Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Haquitable
Macon
Matthew Johnston
CHE Treo Ee Ee
W. A. Foster
Weyman & Connors
Fidential
Con- Pickett Jewelry Co
McCandless
Alabama Street
Equitable Loan and Security Company
West End
W. Z. Foster
Inman
City
West End Avenue
McDaniel Street
Puillam Street
Sprendi
Jackson Street
D. L. Ryder
Broad Street
Streem
Frank O. Siegel, Jr
Whitehall Street
John J. W Side
N. Broad
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Hasina
Father Eugene Eagan
Missouri
Porto Rico
Bareapariila
Sons OF Veterans
J. B. Gordon
Committee ON Delegates
Gordon Camp
Spartanburg
D. C
Herald
Texas
Trusty
Buard
Vicksburg
Mias
Hollingsworth
Sandy Bayou
Tlaquena County
Thos. H. Northen. Northen & Danson
C. H. Girardeau & Real Estate and Reating
East Wall
Paine’s
M. Elizabeth Messick
Emerson Institute
Mobile
Alabama
Paine
Atlanta Central
L. Riley & Co
A.C. Morris
N. Forsyth St
Prudential
Erateer Eee
Peachtree St
Peachtree Street
Thirteenth Street
Ivy Street
East Ells Street
Forrest Avenue
Alexander Street
Yonge Street
Jones Avenue
Highland Avenue
Hill Street
Luckie Street
Mangum Stree
Hilliard Street
West Hunter
SSS
Micrellanabus
J.E. Warnock
West Mitchell
Victoria
Moncrief Furnace Co
Forsyth St
Adare
E. L. Morse
W. P. Davis
Atty
Temple Court
Edwin P. Ansley
E. Ala
Barker & Holleman Posoitals
Gould Building
BR Rere
Lowndes
Marg
Onde
We A
Chapman & Co
Tallassee
Ala
Aurday
Walton
Asa Mae
Ennulal & Co
Lonie St
Philadelphe
Bitote Ee
Aare
Broad St. Augusta
Mass
W. F. Moore
Cannon Hotel
Mean
Family Portrait Co
Hunter Tailoring & Shirt Co
Incinnati O
Mooroe Mig. Co
la Crosse, Wis
Walton Street
Keiley Coat and Tee Co
Delbridge & Rice
Art Stationers
Rsing SR Cats
Sally
Southern
Austell
Mary & Baldwin
Ima
Lonnie Rice
T. R. Rice
Plymouth Rocks
Glengarry Poultry Yards
Somerville
Tenn
Dearborn
Tritt Desk Co
Birmingham
Als
United States
Smith-Premier
Bait Premier Typewriter Co
Gransd
Lg. Apa
Tellico
Rity Warehouse Co
Ritel
Clark ST
Har
Ttion WU
Adeal
Wi Stock
Clarke Haris
Pany
M. Cerns
St Hardware
Ness
Clarke
Janta
Fi Clarke & Cu
Thomas M Clarke
King i
Kareme
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