Society Notes on Horse Show Preparations and Social Events
The social column reports horse show preparations in Atlanta with fashion buyers from New York and Paris selecting gowns wraps and hats for the event. It highlights a birthday party for Joan Austin and a flood of summer visits and engagements across Georgia with widespread travel, engagements and reunions, including weddings and forthcoming events.
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New York
Paris
Atlanta
Georgia
Horse Show Association
Henry
Joan Austin
Valenciennes
Primary Grades at Washington Seminary
Washington Seminary runs a strong primary department for first through fifth grades with an emphasis on early education, individual attention, and a departmental system under experienced teachers. The school advertises moderate costs and invites full particulars to the principals at 38 E North Avenue, Ivy 647. Waterfall orders at Odds Put-in-Bay, Ohio, report a fraternal congress dispute over minimum insurance rates leading Modern Woodmen of America to withdraw from the congress. Buy non convict brick, B. Mifflin Hood.
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Washington Seminary
Mienior
North Avenue
Ivy
Waternal
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
National Fraternal Congress
Woodmen of America
Congress
Congréss
Judge Martin Quits Office In Surprise Georgia Move
Columbus Ga August 1 special Judge J H Martin of Columbus resigned as judge of the Chattahoochee Circuit effective September 1 His term would expire December 31 next four months of the term will be filled by Governor Smith by appointment Four judges will serve in one four year term amid a series of resignations and appointments in the circuit.
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J. H. Martin
Columbia
Chattahoochee
Smith
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Terrell
W. A. Littin
Bint
Little
Judge Martin
Martin
P. Gibert
Gilbert
A. A. Carson
G. Pf. Munro
Buena Vista
Train Fare to Jacksonville Round Trip From Atlanta
Five dollar round trip from Atlanta to Jacksonville and back leaving Thursday August 20 at 8 p m via Southern. Limit five days. Tickets valid on any returning train. Nice coaches and sleeping cars available.
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Atlanta
Jacksonville
Southern
Football Fatal to Him Seven Years After Injury
James M. Lee of East St. Louis Illinois died in Los Angeles California aged 25 from injuries suffered in a high school football scrimmage about seven years ago. He played center for East St. Louis High School, had loosened ribs that damaged lung tissue, and later sought health in Colorado and Arizona before moving to California to work as a newspaper man.
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James Ler
Idig Angeles
Cal
James M. Lee
Egat
Funeral of Admiral Cogswell in Milwaukee
The body of Rear Admiral James K. Cogswell retired who died in Jacksonville Florida last week was interred in the Cogswell lot at Forrest Home cemetery in Milwaukee this morning. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Episcopal church conducted by Rev Henry B Gaitley. Cogswell was born in Milwaukee sixty four years ago and was reared here. He is survived by his widow a son and daughter.
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Cogswell
Iwaukee
Wis
Augusta
James K. Cogswell
Jacksonville
Fla
Forrest Home Cemetery
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Henry 8. Gaitley
Milwaukee
Daugher
Spanish Prison Letter Spurs Aid for Lake Park Heir
A Valdosta Ga. man, L A Wisenbaker of Lake Park, receives a letter from a Spain prison claiming to be from a former brother in law. The missive asks him to care for a daughter of the writer and to administer a sizable estate. Wisenbaker plans to investigate and seeks possible help from Washington.
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Lake Park
L. A
Texas
Hershaw
Mr. Wisen
Baker
Kershaw
Spain
Wisen
Echaol
Mr. Wisenbaker
Cuba
General Campos
Wisenbaker
Slater
Alnen
State Department
Washington
Bes
Billy Goat Arrested For Eating Funeral Crepe
Chicago Aug 18 A policemen patrols Lake street to arrest a goat that toppled a wreath and devoured funeral crepe from a house door. The playful animal resisted, swallowed pieces of the floral streamer, and was finally restrained and taken to the station.
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Billy Goat
Chicago
Michael O'Toole
Woeet Lake Street
O'Toole
Father Uses Telephone to Give Away Daughter in Georgia
In Gainesville Georgia last night at the Methodist parsonage Miss Gertrude Charlies wed Claud Hunt with Rev ElI Prager conducting. The bride is the daughter of Hon Melvin J Charles tax collector of Hall County and the groom is a son of Frank Hunt of this city with Bell Brothers in Athens. The bride’s father, away in Clarkesville for court, blessed the union by long distance phone after listening to the ceremony.
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Gertrude Charlies
Claud Hunt
Rey Elll
Prager
Miss Charles
Melvin J. Charles
Flowery Branch
Frank Hunt
Clty
Hals
Bell Brothers
Athens
Clarksville
First Methodist Church
Clarkesville
Bishops Fight Divorce At Episcopal Conference
New York August 18. Bishops Sylvester D Tuttle of St Louis and Frederick D Johnsen of Booth Dakota returned from London after attending a meeting at Watroeth palace. They urged tighter controls on divorce, criticizing lax social standards and proposing citizenship residency changes to curb the trend.
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New York
Sylvester D. Tuttle
St. Louie
Ameri Jca
Frederick D. Johnsen
Booth
Bishop Johnson
South Dakota
Burt
Tired of life he leaves it dead in Louisville home
Alfred T. Wimberly, state manager of the Bunk ére Life Assurance of Des Moines, was found fatally shot in his Louisville residence. The coroner cited self-inflicted pistol wound as cause. A note on a table stated he was despondent and tired of life and denied drunkenness or insanity. The message named A. T. Wimberly and requested public awareness.
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Louisville
Alfred ‘T. Wimberly
Bunkére’ Life
Des Moines
Iowa
A. T. Wimberty
Paper trust a murderer in newspaper ethics clash
At the National Editorial Association meeting in St Paul the president denounced the paper trust as a murderer, urging a strong businesslike organization to defend newspaper pricing and awaken public conscience, while cities vie to host the 1909 convention with Seattle a leading candidate.
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Minn
National Editorial Association
H. B. Varner
Warner
Trist
Varner
Ageociaion
Toledo
Cincinnati
Seattle
Atlantic City
Put-in-Bay
Chattanooga
Turman Ryan Arrested for Manslaughter in Fatal Auto Crash
Cincinnati turf promoter John J. Ryan was charged with manslaughter over the death of Ignata Mandrack, a deaf mute, struck on the Lexington Pike Sunday night. A warrant sworn by County Prosecutor Frank Tracey was served. Ryan surrendered at Covington court house with bond set at 7800, case postponed to October 6. Ryan previously posted 500 forfeit in a separate barge against Barney Oldfield. race at Letonia track may be forfeited and canceled due to the accident.
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Frank Tracey
Stephens
Covington
John J. Ryan
Ignata Mandrack
Excursion to Jacksonville August 20 by Southern Railway
Phone Main 142 to inquire about the Jacksonville trip on August 20 with a five day limit and a five dollar round trip fare. The notice repeats the excursion details and the Southern Railway contact. Also reported is the August 18 condition update from Winona Lake Elks conference about Eva Booth of the Salvation Army, improving after heat collapse on stage.
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Jacksonville
Southern Railway
Eva Booth
Wernaw, Ind
Salvation Army
United Statea
Winona Lake Elbigs
Kienda
New Yorke City
Colorado Ship Damaged at Double Bluff Rocks
The cruiser Colorado grounded at Double Bluff in Puget Sound Saturday afternoon and sustained severe damage. An inspection at Bremerton Navy Yard found badly dented and sprung forward plates, requiring the vessel to be put in dry dock for about thirty days of repairs.
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