Queer Algigs Of Lan On A Corner Tho ught To Be Prof Bowler
A white man stood at Central avenue and East Hunter street exhibiting strange gestures and saluting women. He spoke to no one and was taken into custody by Sergeant Ivy. A Bible found in his pocket led police to believe he is Professor Michiel J. Bowler of Nashville. He remained silent, refusing to discuss his identity or motives.
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Sam
Ivy
Michiel J. Bowler
Nashville
Tenn
Public Square
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Dr. Bowler
Brese
Woman's Christian Temperancy Talon
Ventura
California
Indore
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Togve Ifa
Jira A. of
Townsend
Arterance Motos
Bostea
Marietta
Oglethorpe
Ashby
St. In West Fund
Aiicliman Fl
Seventh Ward
Bijou Musical Comedy Company grows in popularity at Grand
Jake Wells' Bijou Musical Comedy Company gains a bigger audience daily at the Grand with "The Man From Mexico" praised for music and staging. Otis Harlan and Agnes Rose Lane shine as leading figures. plan offers season subscription for preferred seating. upcoming shifts move performances to Columbia for college events before resuming at the Grand.
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Bijou Musical Comedy Company
Grand
Mexico
Hoffmann
Otis Harlan
Agnes Rose Lane
Tony Wert
Andrew Bode
DuSauchet
Atlanta
Columbia
Wells
Soow
Bijou Tae Company
New York
Bright Girl Publishes Scrapbook Story Scoop
A girl boasts of luck after copying a short story from a scrapbook and submitting it to ten magazines, with four accepting the manuscript. The note highlights the push for publication and the tension between originality and reuse.
Railway Notes President Ingalls Opposes Rapid Consolidation
Atlanta readers learn that M E Ingalls of the Big Four and Chesapeake and Ohio warns against further railroad consolidation leading to one man ownership and possible government ownership, while endorsing moderate cooperation among lines. He criticizes Hill s Burlington deal as bringing new problems.
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Atlanta
M. E Ingalls
Big Four
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Hill
Mr. Ingalls
Atlanta Odd Fellows Observe Thirty Third Anniversary
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans a Saturday night anniversary program in Atlanta at the Young Men’s Christian Association auditorium. Prominent members from Capital Fulton Barnes Atlanta Central and other lodges will participate with officers presiding, a Love Orchestra overture and finale, and an address by Judge Howard H. Palmer. There will be no parade due to the grand lodge meeting in May.
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Atlanta
Odd Fellows
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Oda
Young Men’s Christian Nation
Capital Lodge
Fulton Lodge
Barnes Lodge
Atlanta Lodge
Central Lodge
Schiller Lodge
Canton
C. C. Houston
Wil
Noble
S. A. Wardlaw
Charles E. Kimble
GC. P. Goree
F L. Hunter
N. B. O’kelley
M. T. Satter
Love
David Love
Howard EH
Ww. Palmer
Freda Love
Addiv Ut
J. L. Bass
Rome
Assembly
Accent Reveals Englishman in Hilarious Misunderstanding
Sir Edward Russell, author of That Reminds Me, shares a humorous item from The Livernol Daily Post. An Englishman at a table d hote is told in French his accent gives him away and he replies in Briton with a witty reply about being English, while the other quips about an Irishman.
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Edward Russell
Livernol Daily Post
Darlin
Monument to the Gallant Walker in Atlanta to Honor Major General Walker
The Willam H. T. Winther Monument Association plans a Confederate memorial near Atlanta to honor Major General William H. T. Walker who fell at the Battle of Atlanta July 2, 1864. The project seeks a charter and government guns, with unveiling to attract prominent veterans and public figures.
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William H. T. Walker
Atlanta
Willam
H. T. Winther
Superior Court
Julius L. Brown
Brown
J. S. Alford
Charles L. Arnold
Reuben Arnold, Sr
J. Barnes
BE. P. Black
James 5. Boynton
W. H. Brotherton
Joseph F. Burke
W. P. Burke
W.W. L. Calhoun
Allen D. Candler
Robert M. Clayton
Joseph B. Cumming
Charles D. Almigny
W. C. Dodson
Ww. M. Durham
William D. Ellis, Sr
James W. English
J. H. Estill
Clement A. Evans
William T. Geary
John B. Gordon
Georges P. Harrison
W. H. Harrison
George Hillyer
George Hines
Jsid Holand
Wyler Howard
Albert Howel
Evan P. Howell
J. C. Hutt
J. H Huse
W. W Hulbut
W.W. H. Hulsey
Sam M. Inman
John Crolner
Thomas H. Kenan
S. H Landrum
Rufus EB. Lester
Robert 8
William A. Wright
B. M. Zetler
John B McPherson
Walker
McPherson
Livingston
United States
Congress
General Walker
Dany
Laawson Magruder
Natchez
Octavius C. Myers
Newark
Augusta
West Point
United States Army
Georgia
Joseph E Brown
Davis
Henry R. Jackson
Savannah
Harry Jackson
Davie
Woolker
Diplomas for Dentists Brilliance Promised at Southern Dental College
Eighteen young men will receive diplomas at a Grand Opera House commencement on Saturday April 26 at 8 30 pm The graduating class includes Robin Adair Joseph Jesse Conway Henry Moss Copeland among others The faculty led by M D Nicolson D D S and dean Sheppard W Foster D D S will oversee the ceremony with officers named for the class and arrangements committees.
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Southern Dental College
Grand Opera House
Eghteen
Robin Adair
Joseph Jesse Conway
Henry Moss Copeland
Joseph Andrew Dillard
Marvin Fletcher Foster
Willam Pitt Head
Hugh Tredegar McKinan
Theodore Lawton Morgan
David Mitten Massie
Fleming Owen Morrison
James Godfrey Purvis
George Franklin Petrey
Fred Cohen Reed
Belvedare Rubens
John Henry Shurley
Nathaniel Garnet Slaughter
Bruce Hurst Trimmer
Jean James van Noppen
Hugh Tredegar McKinnon
David Milton Massie
Willam Perrin Nicolson
M. D
Sheppard W. Foster
Frank Holland
Richard C. Young
Herbert Johnson
Louis H Jones
G. Jones
Claud A. Smith
Missing Boy John Kelly and Jewelry Taken
A 14-year-old adopted boy John Kelly vanished with $40 in cash and diamonds worth about $500 from his home at 103 West Harris. His father Jack Kelly seeks city detectives’ help. The youth is described as slender with light hair, scarred cheek, and a habit of jerking his head when speaking. He wore knee trousers and a jacket. A unrelated Baltimore Sun note reports Cape Hatteras seen upside down in a mirage near Diamond Shoal lightship with ships appearing inverted.
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Jack Kelly
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Hatteras
Baltimore Sun
Cape Hatteras
John H- Tawes
Diamond Shoal
Tawes
Tatteras
Davy Jones
Weather Forecast For Several States Across the South
Washington reports show April 22 forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. Virginia should be fair and warmer. Georgia, the Carolinas, Florida parts fair with fresh south winds. Texas coast fair with cooler north portions Wednesday and warmer Thursday then South winds. Tennessee west fair with eastern showers Wednesday and cooler Thursday. Kentucky fair cooler Wednesday with eastern showers. Alabama fair Wednesday and Thursday cooler in north with fresh south winds. Louisiana fair with cooler north and central portions and coast winds. Arkansas fair and cooler Wednesday with Thursday fair and variable winds.
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Virginia
Goorgia
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Georgia to Meet Auburn Great Friday Afternoon Showdown
Atlanta buzzes over the Georgia Auburn baseball clash at Brisbane Park Friday. Jack Bower starts for Georgia with Hogg on the mound for Auburn. Managers Bragg and rival officials finalized game details after a Atlanta conference as a large crowd expected alongside an afternoon oratorical contest.
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Georgia
Hogg
Auburn
Atlanta
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Jack Bower
South Georgia
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Red
Slack
Auburnites
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Hoge
Sendlja
Alabama Blacksmiths
Bristine
Rice Industry in Louisiana and Texas Prospects
The New Orleans Picayune notes rice production in Louisiana and Texas reached about 3,260,000 bags with Louisiana around 2.7 million. Texas mills and Louisiana mills number about 26, plus Donaldsonville, showing regional growth. It urges expanding demand to match rising yields, cites per capita consumption lag versus Britain, and calls for an education campaign to boost rice as a staple.
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Texas
New Orleans
Acadia
Calcasieu Parishes
Donaldsonville
Great Britain
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