Wedding Bells in Gainesville Miss Maude Greenam Braswell
The marriage of Miss Maude Greenam to Mr. Barton Braswell of Gainesville was held at the bride’s father J. H. Gresham’s home on Piedmont Avenue. Rev. Troutman officiated with immediate relatives present. The couple left for Asheville and toxaway, returning September 1, and will reside on East Washington Street.
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Braswell
Asheville
Toxaway
East Washington Street
Gainesville
Local notices and visits fill week’s social chapter
Readers report Miss Mary McGuire’s return from the east and Miss Lois Stephens’ recovery. Guests include Miss Lizzie Lyon, Miss Edna Taylor, and Miss Lottie Flemingter. Several families, including the Maddox and Watts households, travel or host in town while others plan trips to Lithia, Tallulah, and Ellijay. Governors Terrell and spouses plan a northward visit. Judge Beverly D. Evers spends vacation in Sandersville.
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R. Roy Sanders
Edna Taylor
Lottie Flemister
Alice Johnson
Covington
Social Circle
Nellie Brown
Aliee Jonnaen
J. W. Rowan
Roy Sanders
Atlanta
Pardea
Kate Robinson
Soe
Roy Sandera
Misa Alica Johnson
Misa Lottie Flemigter
Mary A. Oliver
Bank suit seeks $48 000 in Birmingham action
National Bank of Birmingham filed a case in Birmingham against P G Smith and the Dell Stock Exchange and Grain Company to recover about 86 203.75 allegedly lost by teller Alexander F R Chisolm who was found 100 000 short. Smith's firm is linked to the commission house in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Bank of Birmingham Today
P.G. Smith
Dell Stock Exchange and Grain Company
Alexander FR. Chisolm
Smith
Mission House
Chisolm
Pra
Ballard Bifocal Inexpensive Invisible Glasses Reveal All
Walter Balard Optical Co advertises new invisible bifocals with near and far vision in one frame. The Atlanta Georgia firm claims world reach, cites a perfected oculist prescription department, and promises quality service over price.
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America
Walter Balard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
Goes Visiting at Age of 102 in Minnesota
Lydia Vine of Viola Minnesota, born September 16 1803, would turn 103 in 1908 making her the oldest living person in southern Minnesota and possibly the state. She remains active visiting relatives, managing affairs, and enjoying meals, cared for by granddaughter Nellie Smith while receiver of a long line of descendants.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Winona
Minn
Lydia Vine
Viola
Mves
Minnesota
Nellie Smith
Lidia Grunnell
Schoharie County
New York
Henry W. Vine
Hirty
Dutch Reformed Church
Freewill Baptist
Viela
United Brethren Church
London Assisting Chile Relief Fund Opens
London reports the first subscription list for the London-Chile earthquake relief fund totals about 310 pounds. The effort gathers financial aid from donors in the city to support victims and relief operations. The fund's organizers aim to mobilize additional contributions through public appeals and civic events.
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London
Chile
London-ChRern Earthquake Relief Fund
New Rate Bill Sparks Worry Across Atlanta Railroads
Atlanta railroad officials and attorneys fret over a new rate bill taking effect next Monday. They weigh Elkins and Hepburn act provisions, seek interpretation from New York experts, and warn that free passes and mileage will be curtailed with fines up to two thousand dollars for violators.
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Atlanta
General Council
Elkins and Hepburn
Southern Railroads
Atlantic City
Southern Roads
Georgia
Point
Taney
New York
Ed Baxter
Nashville
South
Baxter
Dutacanty
Ftrst
Pardon Plea for Chinam en Faces Georgia Court
Savannah reports General Meldrim tried before Judge Cann to commute two Chinamen Li Hop and Henry Lung sentenced to chain gang and $500 for opium room. Jury petition urged clemency citing health. judge says only pardon board may act as one man may die on chain gang. Also dramatic New Jersey romance tale and serialized fiction promo follow.
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Savannah
P. W. Meldrim
Auanta
Pardon Board
Land Controversy Heard in Hartwell Ga
Judge William R. Little of Carnebville presides over a two day hearing in Hartwell on a land trade dispute between Warren Reed and O C Brown. Several attorneys are involved, including A A Mc Curry J H Skelton Judge W L Hodges and A G and Julian McCurry. Judge Little will continue the matter at home.
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Hartwell
William R. Little
Carnebville
Warren Reed
0. C. Brown
A. A. McCurry
H. Skelton
W. L. Hodges
A. G
Julian McCurry
Little
Nomination Set for September 2 in Crisp County
The Democratic executive committee taps September 2 as nomination day for representatives from Crisp County CoMdle Ga. Two candidates have announced R C Harris and B R Field both of this place.
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Berris
Field
Crisp. CoMdle
Franklin and Billon Suspend from Consolidated Stock Exchange
The firm Franklin and Billon, members of the consolidated stock exchange, suspended operations due to inability to collect margins after last week’s market rise. An official estimated liabilities around 100000 dollars and assets 30000 to 40000 dollars, with hopes to compromise with creditors and resume later.
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Franklin & Billon
wWew
York
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Imperial Edge Upholstery Delivers Same Day Mattress Orders
Local bedding service highlights new mattresses of all grades with best work and Imperial edge specialization. They offer prompt sending for and delivering orders the same day.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Livingston Minns estate
Notice to debtors and creditors of Livingston Minns deceased Fulton County. Creditors must render demands to the undernamed per law and all persons indebted to the estate must pay immediately. Dated June 1st 1906. Sue H. Mims executrix, Meuniel, Luton & Black, Attorneys.
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Decatur
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Ellijay
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Charelotte, N. C
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