Local scholarship awards and early fire call at hall
The Girls High School alumni scholarship and Agnes Scott and business course scholarships were awarded at the high school building yesterday afternoon. The result will be announced at the annual alumni reception. Earlier, firefighters responded to a small blaze at Freundschaftsbund hall on Whitehall street. The fire started in a rear room filled with trash. origin unknown and damage slight. An arrest report describes a fight between two men, Ben Cook and Henry Smith, with injuries and varying alibi stories. Also noted is an attractive Sunday school event at First Baptist church and burglaries involving Harry Jenkins, Ed Middleton, and Philip Bell.
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Shreeb
Freundschaftsbund Hall
Whitehall Street
Harry Jenkins
ED Middleton
Philip Bell
Allens
Middleton
Jenkins
Valise
Bells
Postal Telegraph resumes service in burned San Francisco
The Postal Telegraph Cable Company has resumed business at the old main office in San Francisco. This is the first telegraph office reestablished in the burned district. The general situation is improving though telegram delivery remains slow and uncertain with some messages held at the post office.
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The
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Ita
San Francisco
Multiple Obituaries and Local Notices From Macon Area
Deaths and funeral notices from Macon and surrounding towns include Mamie C Davis aged 19 at 453 Frazier Street. Mrs Mary Jane Manley aged 63 at Grady hospital. Francis L Henry Sr aged 74 at Woodward Avenue. Forrest Foote age 4 at 188 Chappell Street. Kate Miller of Vineville. Mrs J A Drewry of Griffin. Mike Hickey buried in Cuthbert. Captain James H Roone of Huntsville. Mrs John R Towers of Marietta. Carlton Shaffer of La Porte. Tutwiler coal family sale in Birmingham. Interments in Oakland and Hose Hill, military and civic figures noted.
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Mamie CG. Davis
Mise
Mamie C Davis
Familly
Frazier Street
Zebulon
Ifsry Jane Manley
Mary Jane Manley
Grady Hospital
J. Fue
Hunter Street
Oakland Cemetery
Manley
W P. Manley
Atlanta
Macon
Henry
George L. Henry
Henry, Jr
R. Green
Brunswick
Eheeen Wuut
Forrest Foote
Chappell Street
Hilburn & Holland
Forsyth Trust
Dalles
Kate Miller
Kate Miler
Vineville
Catherine Dickson
Annie Miller
L. C Miller
Hose Hill Cemetery
Drewry
Griffin
J. A Drewry
J J. Bennett
First Baptist Church
Blanche Strozier
Merriwether County
RC. Strozier
Greenville
Wrank K Underwood
Concord
Iivermont
Oak HI Cemetery
Mike Hickey
Cuthbert
Specia
Pensacola
Fla
P H. Gormley
J. W. Malone
G. Hickey
E H. Hickey
Dawson
John R. Towers
Colonal
John FR .Towers
Towers
Annie M Magee
Anderson
Captain Towers
Mia Towers
William Towers
Rome
John Towers
Birmingham
Lala
A. Towers
Gadsden
Montgomery
Pattulah Towers
Lena ‘Towers
Mary Towers
E W Dobbs
Citizens’ Cemetery
M R. Lyons
ITH Springer
John M Stone
Joseph M Brown
J . Legg
Garlton Shafer
Laporte
Ind
la Porte
Carlton Shaffer
Virginia Military Institute
Genéral Breckinidge
Shefer
Maryland
Frederick Maryland College
General Order by Stephen D. Lee on Confederate reunion in New Orleans
General Stephen D. Lee issues a ceremonial order in New Orleans for the United Confederate Veterans sixteenth annual reunion. He lauds Major James Gaines and B Kruttechnitt for leadership, notes the city’s hospitality, and honors Confederate soldiers and citizens while stressing loyalty to heritage and Anglo-Saxon civilization.
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New Orleans
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
South
United Confederate Veterans Organization
Confederate Monuments and Association
Kruttechnitt
Focal Reunion Executive Committee
James Gaines
Lee Circle
Great Federation
Georgia gets next meeting at Tallulah Falls
The southeastern freight claim conference opened in annual session at the Argyle hotel with W oHsmith of the Atlanta and West Point railroad as chairman and J A Craig of the Georgia Southern and Florida as secretary. Representatives from many roads and steamship lines attended. After a morning session routing business, the group adjourned for an excursion to the harbor and navy yard. The conference will meet again tomorrow. The next annual venue was chosen as Tallulah Falls, Georgia.
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Charleston
Southeastern Freight Claim
Argyle Hotel
W oHsmith
Atlanta and
West Point
J A Craig
Georgia, Southern and Florida
Navy Yard
Tallulah Falla
Georgia
New Gray Serges and London Stripes In Latest Fashions
See the new gray serges the club checks and overplaids plus London stripes and Yale mixtures. The season's smartest fabrics include plain blacks and blues. Prices range from 12.50 to 35.00 or any price in between, promising money's worth. Come and see these new cravats and smart shirt styles.
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London Stripes
Yale
The Bijou closes Gay New York engagement with applause
Matinee and final Bow mark the end of Gay New York at the Bijou. Critics praise the company and audiences anticipate two more capacity crowds. Effie Fay brings The Belle of Avenue A to the Bijou next week while McGovern and Nelson offer moving pictures at the Star Theater this week.
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New York
Bijou
Hita
Talia
Effie Fay
Avenua
Effie
Miss Fay
America
Star Theater
McGovern
Nelson
Moving Pictures
Negro Hanged in Arkansas for White Man’s murder
Archie Shepard, a negro, was hanged today in Arkansas City for the murder of August Teche, a white man, committed almost a year ago at Walnut Lake in this county. News notes reflect the grim final act in a long-running case.
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Arkansas
Arkansas City
Ark
Archie Shepard
August Teche
Walnut Lake
This County
San Francisco Calamity book flies off Atlanta shelves
A rapidly produced book titled The San Francisco Calamity recounts the city’s disaster from the disaster’s onset to rescue. It was rushed to Atlanta in nine days and is now in local book stores along with renewed fundraising for the San Francisco relief fund.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Atlanta
Southland
California
Charles Morris
LL D
Philadelphia
New York
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Manahan
Ulster
Smeth
Marietta St
Whitehall St
Ben Cook
Menry Smith
Pallee Station
Cook
Smith
Smith & Higgins
Whitehall
Bowen
LF. White
First Baptist
Mani
Parker
Francisco
Mortuary
Tutwiler
Ala
Adler & Co
Tutwiler Coal Coke and Iron Company
Furnace
T Boyles
Genel Lee
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Vedado
Tromoters
Ansley, Portest
George Adair
Charles M. Roberts
Hubbard Marcus
Chas R Robinson
M. L Petty
Chas D Meado
Steiner
P Heat
Meador, Jr
Grant
Foe MacKnight
Hi White, Jr
Herrington
P Herrington
F Boykins
J M Berryman
Paul Wesley
H S$ Cole
Ansley He
Ponder
J C. Henley
A Grant
FC Wilkaroo
F.C. Wilkerson
Donaldson & Pomeroy
Geo H_ &icklee
I Terrell
J Terrel
A ‘Terrell
B. J Terrell
F J Terrell
Sickles
Arnold Shoe Co
N. Abington, Mass
East Point
Abbeville
Thoroton
Carrollton
John Hilton
Dr.e. G. Griffin
Gate City
Dental Rooms
Maniah
R Dorey
PB. Brewster
Albert Howai, Jr
Genders McDaniel
Husk
Mo ‘Doreey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Citic
BO Kiser
Long Dintavoe
Kéay
Panama
South America
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree Street
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