Chapin to Succeed Knowles as Southern Manager
W E Chapin named to manage the southern department of the Fire Association and allied companies in Georgia, Delaware, and Pennsylvania effective May 4 He previously worked as a special agent for the Germania a W Chapin to supervise underwriting for three firms in Atlanta the first of the month with Turner Fitten joining the consolidated department Chapin's prior career and expected focus on railroad brokerage are noted including plans to rebuild railroad business and expand the Mexican Central and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe operations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistissipi
Chapin
Consolidated
Pennsylvania
Delaware and
Uie Fire Association
Atlanta
Auglanta
Philadephia
Clar- Chapin
Richmond
Thomas L. Aiffirnd & Sons
Jug
Washington
Virginia
Clarence Knowles
Germania
New York
Knowles
Fire Association
Mexican Central
Atchison
Topeka
Santa
Story of a Slave Shows Chains Broken by Disease
Jorge LD Williams of Manchester tells how a enslaved person found freedom through illness and recovery. He notes his wife suffered for five years but after using Electric Bitters she improved greatly and can move again. The remedy claims to cure female complaints nervousness sleeplessness headaches backaches and dizzy spells. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by all druggists.
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Jorge LD. Williams
Manchester
Miah
Sub Station A Success North Side Voters Register
North Side voters used a Silverman store sub station to register for the election led by Lucian Tarris. County Tax Collector 4. P Stewart notes the branch proves effective, with registration continuing through the week. Books close May 1st ten days before the white primary, and Clerk Har ts registered many to meet anticipated turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Silverman's
Lucian Tarris
Stewart
Harts
Salvation Army Captain Arrives for Atlanta Street Meetings
Staff Captain Bonnett of the Salvation Army, based in Atlanta, arrives to lead street meetings. The article details his striking costume inspired by gauchos, a silver mate tube, and a white lace pantaloon. it notes his decade in South America missions, married life, and new North American post covering Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnett
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Captain Bonnett
Salvation
Byron
Eve
Bennett
Constitution
South America
Edgewood Avenue
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
Paraguay
England
Captain Bennett
Pampas
Channel
London
United States
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
North America
Scully Paper Mills Burned Outside Constitution
Scully paper mills six miles from Constitution were destroyed by a fire Saturday night. Proprietor James Scully resides at Constitution and has not yet estimated losses, believed to run into thousands of dollars. Buildings and stock were partially insured. origin of the blaze is unknown as the main building burned before alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully Paper Mills
Constitution
James Scully
Delegates Leave After Georgia Christian Endeavor Convention
The seventh annual Georgia Society of Christian Endeavor delegates departed the city after a warm reception in Atlanta. They praised the hospitality and the Gate City as they mingled with local friends. The executive committee did not name the next convention site yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Georgia Society of Christian Endeavor
Atlanta
Gate City
The
State Society
Memorial Day Observance in Atlanta Honors Confederate Dead
Memorial day arrangements for Atlanta on Thursday include a parade forming at 2:30 near Erskine fountain and marching by Peachtree streets. The day features school children, the Fifth regiment in new state uniforms, the delivery of the Southern Cross of Honor at the capitol, and a noon oration at Oakland conducted by Captain W. D. Ellis.
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Ladies’ Memorial Association
Oakland
South
Atlanta
Park Woodward
Peachtree
West Peachtree
Erskine Monument
Daughters of the Confederacy
Phill Byrd
Erskine Fountain
Junction Peachtree
Peachtree Streets
Georgia
T Ark Woodward
Governor's” Horse Guards
George Hope
Atlanta Artillery
Lacey D. Morris
West Peachtree Street
Peachtree Street
Knights of Pythias
Elon
W. L. Feel
West Harris Street
Gordon Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Jefferson Davis Camp
Mra
W. D. Ellis
R. E. Lee
W. L. Per
J. Scott Todd
West Cath Street
Peachtren Street
Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy
James M. Comper
Caln Street
Vine
J.C. Haskell
Phill G Byrd
Atlanta Camp 159 Plans Memorial Day Arrangements
Veterans of Atlanta Camp 159 United Confederate Veterans meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM to finalize Memorial Day plans and receive the Cross of Honor from the Daughters of the Confederacy. Application for membership and new camp badges will be available. assembly urged.
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Veterans of
Tn Comptroller General's Office
Daughters of the Confederacy
W.W. M. Durham
W. H. Harrison
Governor Candler Heads to Albany with Staff
Governor Candler left Atlanta yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock with Mrs. Candler and members of his staff for Albany where the chief executive will formally open the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Mrs. Candler
Atlanta
Albany
Georgia Governor to Speak at Albany Chautauqua
Assistant Adjutant General P G Byrd leads the executive staff as they travel to Albany from all parts of the state. Governor Candler will address the chautauqua grounds on Georgia and for Development this morning in a notable speech since his inauguration. The governor and guests will depart Albany tonight returning to Atlanta at 7 40 o clock.
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Tauqua
P. G. Byrd
Albany
Tate
Candler
Chautauqua Grounds
Georgia
Atlanta
Paro Ointment Ad and Fifth Infantry Commissions
A druggist refunds if Paro Ointment fails to cure. A commission was issued to Captain Hunter M. Course as captain and Inspector of rifle practice of the Fifth Infantry. Also promoted were Auvergne Ddantignac as first lieutenant and battalion adjutant, and George S. Brown as captain and commissary of the Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter M. Course
Fifth Infantry
Atlanta
Auvergne D'd’antignac
George S. Brown
A Hint for Spring Housekeepers Brighten Interiors
A spring note advises housekeepers to freshen homes after winter. It suggests wall coverings as a key issue with papering costly and Kansamines dirty. It promotes alabastine as a clean, long lasting nail coating available in many tints and easy to apply.
Stationery choice at Miller's in Atlanta
Miller's in Atlanta offers approved stationery at popular prices. John M. Miller Co. at 33 Marietta St. advertises availability of writing paper and related goods, inviting customers to shop there.
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Miller
John. M. Miller Co
Marietta Gt
Atlanta, Ga
Drunkard's self confession enlightens repeated relapses
An elderly inebriate tells a turnkey why he cannot quit drinking. He insists the idea of a constant thirst is false, blaming only the choice of “one drink.” He describes how a single drink triggers another until a spree, and claims willpower alone cannot stop him. An ad for Saratoga Brandack Water ends the notice.
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Hig
John
Aquor
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W. E. Chapin
Southern Department of Fire Association
Delaware
Mr. Chapin
Mr. Knowles
Capt. Bonnett
Mrs. Bennett
Burn
South Georgia
Eiseman Bros
Papa
Whitehall Street
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Whitehall ST
Tapers
Lomas
Saratoga Brondack Water
Joseph T. Richbers
Alabama Street
Atlante
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