Piedmont Driving Club concert and social notes
At the Driving Club the Piedmont Driving Club hosts an afternoon of music with a lively two-step and arias by various composers. The social pages detail Miss Bertha Elliott and Miss Sarah Brady hosting informal teas, plus engagements and card parties featuring Georgians and visiting guests, highlighting Georgia women’s clubs and charitable work.
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Piedmont
Gus’—Brown
Luders
Rozes
Gregg
Sultan of Sulu
Casey
Bratton
Dekoven
Sue
Bertha Elliott
Miss Elliott
Sarah Brady
Miss Eliotts
Miss Brady
May Belle
Ann Hadley
Carrie Manning
Annis Osborne
Misses McClain
Walter Herring
Pearl Davis
Mrs Carter
H W Seawright
TC Willams
Ed Reagan
Laura Carter
Milton Elliott
Collis Walden
Hoesard Stephens
Bryant Wynn
Charlie Carter
Walter Manning
Clyde Meaders
Jelks
Katherine Jelks
Alabama
Ropert Alstor
Piedmont Driving Club
Eugenia Oglesby
Xan
May duBignon
Alston
Hiami
Brutus Clay
Will Tayloe
Howel Peeptes
Narleus
Plana
House Party
Robert Emory Parke
Nellie Peters Black
Georgia
National Association of Charities and Correction
Free Kindergarten Association
E LL. Connelly
Mos
James Jackson
Misa
Mary L Bacon
Southa Magazine
Central South
Ma, Lipscomb
Rosa Noodberry
Pioneer Club
General Federation of Clubs
Mra Chappell
L M Coleman
South Carolina
Mra McLean
Pasillo
Wattilio
Womens Clubs
Pattillo
Mia
Ileard
Rosehill
Woman's body found in well near Statesville
Special from Statesville reports that Mrs Dolph Weaver was found dead last night in a coal Springs well at her home. She showed neck bruises indicating she was choked and then dumped into the well. No clue to the killer.
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Statesville
N. C
Dolph Weaver
Coal Springs
Militia At Encampi Cent Details Pay Ruling
Washington July 31 Secretary of War ruled that militia officers and soldiers serving at encampments receive pay equal to regular army personnel and are entitled to transportation to and from encampments as regular troops. Also includes a product ad for Monley's Lemon Filixir a gentle liquid laxative priced at five cents per bottle.
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Root
Washington
Secretary of War
Western Union Opens General Offices in Atlanta
The Western Union Telegraph Company will establish general offices for the district in Atlanta. Jake Levin arrives as general superintendent with a team of fifteen or more assistants and clerks to set up the new regional offices. District Superintendent Jo M Stevens remains as executive of the Atlanta office amid announced local changes.
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Uanta
Wharch
Gulf
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jake Levin
Lves
Atlanta
Wil
Jo M Stevens
Motive Vaudeville at The Casino Today and Tonight
Matinee and evening performances headline a Casino vaudeville bill with Reynon terrier cutups Seymore and Fill opening, eccentric acrobats, and acts by Laura Comstock Raimond Teal and the Hickman brothers Ethel Carter and more, touted as among the best seen here. Uorsford's Acid Phosphate advertised as a tonic.
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Casino
Laura Comstock
Company
Raimond Teal
Hickman
Ethel Carter
Ornera
Greek movement urges King George to summon assembly
In Athens on July 31 advocates push for revising Greece's constitution. Numerous societies form to press King George to convene a constituent assembly. A manifesto sent to electors warns of deep political evils and calls for reforms, declaring constitutional revision essential to the nation’s well being.
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Athens
George
Greece
Better Than Spanking For Bed Wetting Help
Mrs McSummers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment to help stop bed wetting without punishment. She states spanking does not cure and urges mothers to write for the free method, promising no charge.
American fruit in London sells big California shipments
London July 31 big shipments of specially packed California fruit arrived on the American line steamer St Paul. At Covent Garden a large crowd watched spirited competition as Bartlett pears Souvenir Ducongers pears and plums sold from 10s 6d to 13s per case and 105 to 149 per case, prices higher than earlier London sales.
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California
London
England
St Paul
Covent Garden
France
Great Britain
Europe
One Armed Convict Captured After Fort Leavenworth Escape
Kansas City reports that W Starnes the one armed life prisoner escaped from Fort Leavenworth was captured near Richmond Missouri after being shot in the leg by a pursuing posse. His leg was broken and he surrendered without resistance and was returned to prison. Starnes had robbed a train in Indian Territory and previously escaped from Colorado and Tennessee penitentiaries.
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Kansas City
Phen W Starnes
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Richmond
Ftarnes
Starnes
Indian Territory
Colorado
Tennessee
Charles Baker shoots to kill boarding house intruder
In Manche, Louisiana, Charles Herfy Baker defends his mother and himself from a murderous boarder. He fires, killing Calvin Strode when Strode’s Winchester rifle becomes entangled in a cabinet and Baker blasts with his shotgun before the weapon could be drawn.
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Charles Baker
New Orleans
Charles Herfry Baker
Calvin Strode
Manche
Strode
Baker
Livingston Denies Inspiring Constitution Editorial in Post
The Washington Post charges Representative Livingston with inspiring a Constitution editorial on Bristow’s rural free delivery. Livingston replies that he had nothing to do with it, lists errors in the Post’s account, and defends his influence over local postal appointments. He disputes claims about relatives and a “fancy wagon” scheme, emphasizing civil service rules and his independence from Machen-era practices.
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Livingston
Bristow
Congress
Washington Post
Post
Santa Constitution
Machen
Atlanta Constitution
Machens
Newton Counts
Wealminster
Georgia
King
Arnold
Mr Arnold
Civil Service Commission
pastoMhe
Department
Congressional
Avanta
Legislative
Salutes by Yankee ships for Duke of Oporto birthday
Lisbon marks the Portuguese constitution anniversary and the Duke of Oporto birth anniversary as the European squadron and Portuguese ships dress ship and fire salutes. Banquet plans on the Brooklyn were postponed and many Portuguese sailors and musicians serve aboard American ships. The cruiser Chicago is to sail to New York for extensive repairs tomorrow.
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Lisbon
Duke of
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Azores
Aagship
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New York
Most Popular in the World Medicine Record
The text asserts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the most popular medicine globally, claiming sales of over 30 000 boxes daily, over a million monthly, and more than twelve million annually, surpassing earlier English Pitts products and signaling overwhelming popularity.
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England
Mozley Lemon Elixir Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Mozley Lemon Elixir as prompt remedy for constipation and digestive irregularities. It claims Panamas cleaned and reshaped, notes a price of cents per bottle at drug stores.
Week End Tickets to Ty's via Central of Georgia
Tickets go on sale for Saturday morning and evening trains with limited returns until the Tuesday after the sale. Tickets available at Wall Street and Union Depot in Atlanta Georgia.
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Ty' S
Central of Georgia
Wall Street
Union Depot
Atlanta Ga
No Bond for Warmer in Leeds Murder Case
George Warner, charged with the killing of Pusiski Leeds, master mechanic of the Louisville and Nashville railway, was held without bond after a preliminary hearing. Warmer entered Leeds’s office in July and shot him, authorities report.
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George Warner
Pusiski Leeds
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Warner
Leeds
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