Where Will Shuberts Find Local Theater in Atlanta
Atlanta theatergoers ponder where the Shubert attractions will play this season. The Grand Opera House seems unlikely, and Bijou or the Wells theater appear unsuitable due to pricing and interests. Reports of new theaters by Wimbish and Hurt fail to confirm deals, leaving the question unresolved.
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Channing Pollock
Shubert
Atlanta
Bijou
New Wells Theater
Carnegis Way
Cong Street
Wells House
Shuberts
Wimbish
Wombish
Peachtree Street
Planta
Wimbleh
Joel Hurt
Equitable
Edgewood
Xchange Place
Hurt
New York
Macon
Exchange Place
Mr Hart
Mr Hurt
Shibert
Warm Springs Campmeeting Draws Georgia Parishioners
In Georgia the annual campmeeting opens Friday at Cataula with Rev J A Cook presiding over Columbus district Methodist arrangements. A sizable Columbus attendance is expected. The Warm Springs camp meeting has just completed a successful session, continuing a long tradition of old fashioned Methodist gatherings.
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Warm Springs
Columbus
Cataula
J @ A Cook
Methodist Church
Georgia
Asylum Officers Dismissed After Cruelty Report
Cincinnati August 9 James Alison superintendent of time house of refuge and Peter Costello his tenant were dismissed from office after a committee found charges of cruelty to inmates. They refused to resign insisting the report exonerated them.
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Cincinnati
James Alison
Time House of Refuge
Peter Costello
Diamonds and Fine Jewels at Maier Bekele
Diamond shop promises a superior collection and ability to furnish almost any demand. Emphasizes fine values and unusual bargains as Maier and Bekele highlight their expertise in matching stones.
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Maier & Be-kele
Fulton County Dem Exec Committee invites gubernatorial observers
Notices sent to gubernatorial candidates by the Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee chair and secretary invite one representative from each polling place to observe the August 22 primary count. Candidates must reply by August 20 or waive the courtesy. The tax collector notes Fulton’s clean registration, with about twenty local loafers and two thousand others depending on campaigns to pay taxes.
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Fulton County Democratic Executive
Atlanta
Democratic Executive Committee
Fulton
Georgla
Saih
State House
van Dyke
Charles
N_ ALLEN
Stewart
Fulton County
Round Trip to Calakamauga Visit on Georgia State Guard Encampment
Round trip from Chattanooga to Lookout Mountain and Calakamauga Pari via Western and Atlantic Railroad Battlefield Route priced at $4.10. Tickets go on sale Saturdays with departures Sundays. Contact J A Thomas, City Pass and Ticket Offices 160 M Bell. Atlanta, B Walker Depot Ticket, J Harman G P A Wronack Io Better. Also reports an accident at Home Mixture Guano plant injuring a man and several Negro workers, with hopeful recovery and possible amputation avoidance.
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Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Western & Atlantic R. R
Battlefield
Calakamauga
Pari
Georgia State Guard
J A_ THOMAS
Bell
Atlanta
Walker
Depot
J. Harman
G P
Wronack
Columbus
Join & Womack
Reunion of Thirty fifth Georgia unit honors Confederate soldiers
In Conyers Georgia on August 9 a reunion of the Thirty fifth Georgia Regiment of Confederates drew a large crowd. Mrs J A Guinn welcomed guests, Hon W L Peck and Judge Gleaton spoke of heroism and suffering, and General Keane opened the gathering with moving addresses. After dinner veterans sang patriotic songs as Daughters of the Confederacy supplied provisions and hospitality.
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Conyers Ga
Pecal
Thirty-fifth
Georgia Regiment
J A Guinn
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W L. Peck
Judge Gleaton
Keane
Daughters of the Confederacy
Charges Against Judge Martin Spark Special Investigation
Special committees led by Hall of Bibb to probe alleged misconduct by Judge John H Martin of the Oconee circuit. A five member panel was appointed to hear the accusations stemming from a 1905 restraining order against FR Greer and a later decision linked to a Fitzgerald hotel closure costing $3,000.
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Hell of Bible
Martin
Ocones
John H Martin
Oconee
Aye
Fellon
Hall
Bibb
Messrs Hall
Wiright
Richmond
Covington
Colquitt
Adams
Elbert
Hayes
Macon
Samuel Greer
FR. Greer
Hawkinsville
Fitzgerald
Connor
Sartow
Smith
Greene
Longley
Troup
Jenkins
Putnam
Messrs Perry
Calvin
Senate
Terry
Randolph
Cuthbert
Maid City
House
Flynt
Paiding
Land
Wilcox
George
Morgan
Special Judiciary Committee
Ir ‘Hall
Gritfin
Cobb
Jona A. Martin
Ballard Bifocal Invisible Glass Lenses Promise Worldwide Sale
The Walter Battard Optical Co announces Bato frame bifocals cheaper than rival sells and claims to have invisible lenses made by large manufacturers. It touts its prescription department as the most perfect in the country and urges consults with oculists. Atlanta address 61 Peachtree Street.
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America
Walter Battard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Bryan to Speak in Newark New York Ad
United States Senator James Smith Jr announced a letter from William J Bryan in London accepting an invitation to speak in Newark on September f The plan calls for three outdoor speeches followed by a trip to Jersey City for another engagement
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Wir. Bryan
Newark
New York
United States
James Smith Jr
William J Bryan
London
Intentionia
Eva Mr Bryan
Jersey City
Ofili
Imported Japanese Fans Set by Chicago and North Western Rail
Ad offers four attractive Japanese fans mailed to any address for 10 cents postage prepaid. Address N M Freste Gon Agt 446 Walnut Cincinnati Ohio.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Cincinnati
Newnan Hears Judge Russell in Campaign Barbecue
In Newnan Georgia on August 9 a barbecue drew about 2,600 voters to hear Judge RB Russell seek the governorship. Introduced by Hon H A Hall, Russell spoke for two hours to a farmer heavy audience. Congressmen Charles L Moses and Captain Haber sham King attended in the afternoon and the former charged ex-secretary of the interior in sensational terms.
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Newnen
RB Russell
Coweta
Rusdell
Hon H A Hall
Charles L Moses
Habersham King
Congress
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Secretary of the Interior
Readjustment of Divisions Along Central of Georgia Line
On August 16 the seventy one miles of Central of Georgia track from Fort Valley to Columbus will be added to the fourth division under Superintendent Henry S Crawford with Columbus as headquarters. The line now sits in Macon or the third division. Train service continues to operate through Macon. Charlotte notes Friends meeting and Governor Glenn's travel to Salisbury for the lynching investigation.
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Columbus
Central of Georgia Railway
Fort Valley
Centre
Henry 8. Crawford
Macon
Glenn
Friends
Charlotte
N. C
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Guilford College
Glen
Salisbury
Black
Dawson
Mosea
Messra
Hardman and Halder
Jackson
Dare
Lord
Blackburn
Futton
John J Myers
Texas
Griffin
Cobb
T A Morris
D Mitchell
Thomas
G. W Cane
Mesura Walker
Duggan
Washington
Jordan Fennell
Tennessee
Cureton
Dade
Millikin
Wayne
Brunewick
Davin
Bibb
Mortey
McClatchey
Stith
Clifton
Tatnali
Haugan
Hagan
Corn
Towns
J C.pereland
McKnight
Berrien
Enigma
Messrs. Hardman
Holder
George
Williamson
Georgia House Advances Eleven Agricultural Colleges Plan
The Georgia House passed a bill by Mr Perry to establish agricultural colleges in each congressional district. Schools funded by fertilizer inspection fees, governor-appointed trustees, and possible land donations. Tuition free, with earnings supporting operations. faculty to include a principal, farmers, a mechanic, and instructors.
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Georgia
Perrof Hall
Ite
John T. Martin
Oconee
Huwlansville
Terrell
Samuel Greer
Hall
Bibb
Tennessee
Dade
House
Slaton
Perry
Hal
Alin
Bartow
Haji
Covington
Flynt
Spalding
Battleship Rhode Island Heads Out for Final Test
The Rhode Island, a new large battleship, sailed from port for a final test before government acceptance. A naval officers’ trial board will conduct the test after it already set a builders’ trial speed record. Also noted is a planned boxing bout between Jimmie Brit and Eddie Hanlon on September 10, with details pending.
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Rhode Island
New York
Triat
Jimmie Brit
Eddie Hanlon
Notte
Senate Passes Boykin Bill in Georgia Legislature
The Senate approved the Boykin anti bucket shop measure by a large vote, with 38 ayes to 3 nays, wiping out bucket shops and exchanges in Georgia. The Wheatley substitute failed 29 to 4. The bill takes effect January 1906, prompting cheers as supporters praised Boykin, while opponents urged broader reform.
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Georgia
Reading
Hansell
Weat
Boykin
Adams
Alsobrock
Bennet
8Hlock
Blalock
Bloodworth
Bond
Bunn
Candler Cartthers Carswell
Copelaw Crum
Fitzgerald Fortner Foster
Purr Graybill
Hank Hogan
King Lumsden McAllister
McHenry
Miller Crum
Parker Phillipe
Reid Rose
Sirmans Strange
Walker
Ware Westbrook
Wheatley Wilcos
Williams
Naya—Foy
Mula
Peyton
Wheatley
Alves—Crum
Foater Foy
Oamby
Hand
Milter Mills
Peyton Hose
Steed
Birmans
Westbrook
Wilcox
Naye—Adams
Alsobrook
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