State licenses issued to thirty-one teachers nationwide
State School Commissioner G R Glenn announced permanent life licenses issued yesterday to thirty-one school teachers across various counties after the June examination. The licenses exempt recipients from further testing and certify lifelong fitness for teaching. Names include R C Bell Webster county. Miss Janie Bush Monroe. Miss Sallie McDowell Talbot. Mrs B R Stevens Fulton. and others across Banks, Cobb, Warren, and Greene counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Glenn
Glenn
R. C. Bell
Webster County
E. C. Brittain
Harris County
Janie Bush
Monroe County
Carreker
Pike County
C. C. Childs
Walker County
C. T. Clotfelter
Rockdale
Mary Woodward
A. C. Fraseur
J. G. Olver
Dooly County
W. P. Graham
Fella Richey
Banks County
E. D. Gunby
D. H. Purvis
Warren County
W. N. Hart
Jones County
Paul Hayden
J. C. Irvine
Screven County
3. L. Jackson
Whitfield
W. W. Tinton
Thomas County
Miss Sallie McDowell
Talbot County
Y. A. Mualjoy
Cobb County
George M. Gwen
Forsyth County
W. A. Parsons
Fannin County
S. V. Sanford
Cobb
B. R. Stevens
Fulton County
M. Wallace
Mee Wallace
Taylor County
C. G. Wells
Greene
Railways discuss possible Central of Georgia successor
The Central of Georgia’s C W Chears in Atlanta sparks talk on who may replace General Freight Agent W A Windburn. Other notes cover state railway bids for the Western and Atlantic, potential buyers, and updates from Mo- Due and Ohio and Norfolk and Western agents. Nashville capital interests in a Tennessee Central line expansion are also described, highlighting Jere Baxter’s role and progress toward Nashville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Chears
Central of Georgia
Chattanooga
W. A. Windburn
Chears
Atlanta
The
Central
Mr. Chears
W. B. Astis
Savannah
W. A. Winburn
Co. T. Airey
Ohio
St. Louis
C. A. Cowles
Norfolk and Western
Roanoke
Phenix (Fire) Insurance Company
Brooklyn
New York
Georgia
Court Street
State OF Georgia
Fulton
H. C. Stockdell
Phenix Insurance Co
H.C. Stockdell
George C. Hall
Notary Public
Fulton County
A. L. Waldo & CO
W. T. Crenshaw
Opening Session at Normal School Continues Daily
The opening session drew about 250 attendees including most public school teachers and visitors from out of town. The six week courses and recent bereavements caused several absences. The program features lectures on teaching methods and literature with multiple sessions for white and colored normal schools at Boys' High, lasting 8 1 until 1 p.m. daily through September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
H. R. Sanford
Pennyan
Alfred Holbrook
McMinnville
Tenn
Mises Libbie J. Eginton
Brooklyn
C. E. Utterback
B. C. Davis
Toepel
Normal Institute
Holbrook
Atlanta
Sanford
Miss Eginton
Theo Toepel
Decatur property active Pattillo home brings $10000
Edwin P Ansley reports Decatur transfers as Atlanta market reaches suburbs. W F Pattillo sold his home to Agnes Scott Institute for 10000 to be used as a teachers dormitory. Pattillo then bought J B McClelland home for 4000 and plans to move there. Other purchases include Kilpatrick on North Railroad Ave for 2700 and land buys by Hon Hoke Smith and S A Morris. Neighborhood growth and proposed electric lighting water sewer and schools spur Greater Atlanta expansion toward Decatur Edgewood and Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Decatur
Edwin P. Ansley
W. F. Paitilio
Agnes, Scott Institute
W. F. Pattillo
J. B. McCleland
J. D. Kilpatrick
North Railroad Avenue
Hon
Porter King
Mr. McCoy
S. A. Morris
Mynatt Place
Georgia Railroad
J. J. McCoy
Court House
Hon. Hoke Smith
Ridley
Agnes Stott Institute
Donald Fraser
R. West
Bell Telephone Company
Georgia
Edgewood
Kirkwood
Greater Atlanta
Real estate pitch on Piedmont Gilmer Jenkins or Butler street
A customer with two thousand dollars seeks a home to close in on Piedmont Gilmer Jenkins or Butler streets. If any properties exist in this neighborhood, contact G W Adair at 6 and 8 Wall Street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Gilmer, Jenkins
Butler Street
G. W. Adair
Wall Street
Despondent Barber Allen Glaze Ends Life Over Love Affair
Allen Glaze a negro barber committed death by own action yesterday afternoon by cutting his throat with a razor at his sweetheart’s home at University avenue and Simms street. After a dispute he slit his throat and died about an hour later. He worked at Emmett Campbell’s barber shop at Peters and Fair streets. The item ends with an ad for Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Glaze
Glaze
University Avenue
Simms Street
Emmett Campbell
Peters and
Fair Streets
Funeral of Dennis May Ends Tearful Day at Oakland
Dennis May fourteen was buried at Oakland after dying from a fall from Forsyth street bridge Sunday. The funeral began at 10 o clock from Meyera undertaking rooms. He helped support his mother Mrs B W May assistant matron of Florence Critenden home and worked at Standard Plumbing Supply Company by day and a messenger service by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth Street Bridge
Oakland
Dennis May
Meyera Undertaking Rooms
B. W. May
Florence Crittenden
Standard Plumbing Supply Company
Mary Ward charges Rhodes with theft after beer treat
Mary Ward swore out a warrant for larceny against Edward Rhodes in Justice Bateman's court yesterday morning. After treating Rhodes to a beer in a restaurant, she left a purse containing $1.55 on the table and soon found it missing, accusing Rhodes of stealing it. The judge will decide the matter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rhodes
Mary Ward
Justice Bateman
Rhodes
Death of Mrs Gertrude Reagan
Mrs Gertrude Reagan died yesterday afternoon after a several months illness. She leaves a husband employed at Exposition Cotton Mills and two children Wilfe May and Dewitt Reagan. She was 23 years old and had been married five years. Funeral today at 130 Bedford Street. Body to Marletta and interment at Sardis Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Reagan
Exposition Cotton Mills
Wilfe May
Dewitt Reagan
Bedford Street
Marletta
Old Sardis Church
Winter Caps Arrive for Mall Carriers at $1.95 Each
Caps for mall carriers have arrived with a price of 1.95 dollars each. The caps are described as attractive. C. J. Heiler of Philadelphia is the maker. Eiseman Bros. of Atlanta will furnish the uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Heiler
Phiadelphia
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta
Henry Grady Debating Club to Elect Officers
The Henry Grady Debating Club will meet Friday night to elect its officers. Nominations from the last meeting include Russell Shirley and Q. O. H. Puckett for president with W. E. Muirhead also listed. The club debated whether the lawyer is solely responsible for lynch law and followed with a literary program featuring Miss Ruth Roberts and a violin recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady Debating Club
Henry Grady Club
Russell Shirley
QO. H. Puckett
W. E. Muirhead
A. B. Warner
B. W. Black- Stock
W. S. Weir
W. M. Newton
B. F. Lee
Rhuben York
W. M.newton
A. K. Warner
D. P. Waites
Weir
W. W. Futrell
Reuben Boston
E.’F. Childress
Muncey
Misa
Reth Roberts
Cashman
Seek Individuality at Washington Seminary Atlanta
In a school model stressing individuality, Washington Seminary Atlanta divides classes into small sections to ensure personal attention. Faculty comes from Wellesley, Randolph-Macon, Baltimore Woman's College, Harvard Annex, University of Chicago, and Leipsig, Germany, signaling competent instruction. For more information call 247 North or contact Associate Principal L. D. Beott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seminary
Auanta
Wellesley
Randolph-Macon
Baltimore Woman's College
Harvard Annex
University of Chicago
Leinsk
Germany
247 North
L. D. Beott
Captain Rees To Leave Tampa For Fort Totten
Captain Thomas H. Rees of the corps of engineers, recently detached from duty at Tampa Florida, has been ordered to Fort Totten New York where he will assume command of company A first battalion of engineers on the arrival of that organization from the Philippine campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Tampa
Washington
Thomas H. Rees
Corps of Engineers
Fla
Fort Totten
New York
Philippine Ct
Richmond Soldiers Return From Pan-American Exposition Visit
The Light Infantry Blues, Richmond Va., return to Richmond after a visit to the Pan-American Exposition. Eight members stay as escort for Governor Joga Tyler who remains in New York until tomorrow and will sail home on the Jefferson.
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Old Dominion
Buffalo
Norfolk
OM Point Comfort
New York
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
M. B. Crowell
Norfolk, Va
J. F. Mayer
Main St
H.B. Walker
N.Y
J. Brown
Light Infantry Blues
Crack Military Organization
Arrival and Departure of Train EE 10 Arm
Train EE 10 Arm arrival and departure details recorded with timing and station notes. Officials note service status and platform information, confirming schedules and any minor delays affecting passengers.
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Enry
Seaboard Air Line
R’p
Splendid Ocean Stenamahips
OLD Dominion Line
E. Christian
Paas
Alker
Union Weget
Clements
Harry E. Krouse
Timball House
New York City
A. F. Liebman
Peachtree Street
South Pryorst
Orange Street
A. F. Liebpian
Peachtree “Street
Lithia Springs
San
Crenshaw
State Railroad Commission
Southern Railway
Seaboard
Atlantic
West Point
Nashville
Jessee
Chattanvea
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jere Baxter
Southern Hotel
Baxter
Tennessee Central Railroad
Harriman
Monterey
Cumberland Mountains
United States
Lepanon
Knoxville
Lebanon
Hankinsville
Illinois Central
Cairo
South Georgia Lumber Company
Stewart
Hunter St
Madison Ave
Pattillo
Agnes Scott Institute
J. E. McClelland
Foote @ Davies
Foote @ Davies Company
E. Alabome
Riiemes
W. C
Kemicutt & Bellingrath Co
Hood
Dennis
Mary
Ria
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Ali Rail
Atlar Washington
Gene
York City
Kimball House
Gate City Lodge
James T. Wright
W. M A. P. Wood
Third Ward
E. Matthews
Matthews & Lively
Courtland
Winn
Ohio Mining Company
Ananta
W. B. Reebe
Brent Beck
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bration
Abilene
Augusta
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Ciacinnath
Becrett
Galveston
Dodge ‘City
Jacksonville
Huron
Jupiter
Kansas City
Key
Memphis
BO Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Worth Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Raleigh
St Rarid City
Burt Louis
Patt
Sannah
Wiekebureg
Wilmingtom
Marbury
Atrantic
Arriva
Naahe
Marietta
Ailboat To
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Clinton
Govington
Palmetto
LaGrang
Conyers
Covington
Lithenia
Atlanta Palmetto
Bundar Omy
Punuyy
LaGrange
Norther
Vila W
Mariatta
Bom
Central OF
Georral
Jonesboro
Savannaah
Hapeville Hapeville
Jonesbo
Macon
Hapevill Jonesboro
Macon Hapeville
Hapevill
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