Mrs Hagan shines in New York readings with Chautauqua praise
Atlanta friends laud Mrs. Hugh Hagan for her New York Chautauqua performances sharing honors with Elbert Hubbard and Dr. Steiner. The report details her early newspaper work, education, and engagement at Peachtree social events while noting receptions and the cultural scene surrounding her recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hugh Hagan
New York
Steiner
Chautauqua
Benjamin Andrews
Pacific
Elbert Hubbard
Raycroft
Raycrofters
Jttchard Burton
Mason and Dixon
Buffalo
A Successful Young Woman in Newspapers
A young woman reputed to be among the most successful newspaper women in the country is Miss Mabel A. Potter, currently in charge of eight-page supplements of The Philadelphia American, earning about $2,000 a year. A recent article on her success notes she is a pioneer for women in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa Kappa. Gamma
Onondaga County
State Federation
Rochester
America
Chicago
Tournai
Belgium
Journal
Society
Mme
Aeter Kiele
Amanee
Cercle Artistique
Mme. Uarbonelle
Therbureqmanter
Whildren
Countess of Flanders
Duchess dUrgel
Countess de Caraman-Chimay
Paris
Inion
Dea Arts Decoratife
L'Heole Bischoffsheim
Brussels
Helene da Rudder
Ghent
Copenhagen
Mme. Stevens Guerland
Point de Bruxelles
Thi
Tournal
Lle Snow
Lorenzo Snow
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Washington, D. C
Mabel A. Potter
Philadelphia Amerteen
Social notes from the city ca. visitors and arrivals
A stream of society notes lists Mr. John Walden and Mrs. Stephen R. Peimer among visitors and residents, with Montgomery, Macon, Birmingham, and Marietta names noted. Many guests attend Lyceum events, box seats at the theater, and the Talmadge hosts. Multiple departures and returns include Mrs. Alfred Prescott, Miss Lucile Fitzsimmons, and Mr. Arthur McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walden
Macon
Poe
Percy Adamssis
Mount Airy
Alfred Neivell
Carters, Ga
Stephen. R. Peimer
Washington, Ga
Henry 8
Tompkins
Lucile’ Fitzsimmons
Birmingham
Ala
Harvey Jorden
Monticello
Th Fortson
T. W. Mangum
Ida Kanegum
Hendersonville
W. C. Jarnagin
G. W. Burt
Annie Andereovn
Newnan
Joseph Thompson
William Auchinbreck Campbell
Cherry Valley
Arthur McLean
Montgomery
Issac Boyd
West Cant
Contest to choose four winners in Road Days race
A jovial chaotic contest ends with two days left to redeem coupons. Mail carriers, police, firemen and barbers campaign wildly, trading votes and fuelled by coupons. Debts mount among participants as bets, with supporters including sailors wives and shop patrons backing favorites for first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardians of the Peace
BB. M. Turner
Connally
Pope
Len Hutchins Goes Free on Tender Years Claim
Len Hutchins, adopted son of I W Hutchins editor of The Searchlight, was arraigned before Justice Bateman on burglary charges after being found with a pair of shoes he tried to sell. The editor was jailed for obscene matter. The boy was released due to his tender years, age 14, represented by Attorney Tinnie Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bateman
Len Hutchins
I. W. Hutchins
the Searchlight
County to Resume Work on Edge County Convicts Project
The county will relay rock pavement on Edge County convicts road on Wood Avenue Monday after joint city county grading and wall work. The city finished retaining walls and house raises along the street and will cover the new pavement with chert to create a fine driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Avenue
City
Wood
Moonshiners Bound Over in County Court
Anderson Coggins and Charles Cargill, two alleged moonshiners, were bound over by Commissioner Colquitt. Coggins posted a 200 bond and returned home, while Cargill could not raise 300 and remains in custody at the Tower. Coggins was found in the act and attempted a desperate escape before being recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Coggins
Charles Cargill
Colquitt
Coggins
Cargill
At l
Liberty
Mts
Gus Kissel Recovery After Suicide Attempt At Lakewood
Gus Kissel, the young man who attempted suicide by ingesting Sure Pop Bedbug Killer at Lakewood, is on the road to recovery. He survived the poisoning of bichloride of mercury after boat drift and was saved in time for physicians to treat him. Kissel declines to discuss his motive.
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Gus Kissel
Lakewood
Kissel
Earth
Xissel
The Donald Fraser Hine Training School for Boys
Decatur Georgia promises safety and strong Christian culture guiding boys toward college. Graduate success noted as evidence. J D Meador seeks receiver for Minor Brothers Company due to bankruptcy petition and ongoing risky operations. Attorneys Hoke Smith H C Peeples King Anderson.
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Hine Training School
Decatur
South
Gardiner
D. Meador
J. D. Meador
Bankers’ Trust Company
Davison-Paxon-Stoakes Company
Hayes & Wellborn
United States
Minor Brothers’ Company
Hoke Smith
H. C. Peeples
King & Anderson
Dirt to Give Away at Corner Foundry and St
2000 cubic yards of dirt available free at the corner of Foundry Street and West and Allen Railroad line. Campbell Coal Company lists this offering through its office at 40 North Broad.
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Corner Foundry
St. and W
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Typographical Union
Byrracuse University
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Syracuse Post
Syracuse
Ruth Lewis
Misa Ruth Lewis
Peachtree
Dresden
Hostesa
Feachtree Street
Oes
Woman's Work
Greet Shire
Lillian King
Pearl Peck
Lilie
Annie Angler
Bessie Blackman
New Orleans
Jennie Ponder
Lillian Traynham
Sarah Collier
Mary Phillips
Lillian Dickson
Minnie Tidwell
Georgia
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Sarah Waldo
Maud Fuller
Henrietta Kenan
Ora Sue Mitchell
Aline Mitchell
Laurie
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Lizzie ‘Adair
Marie
Emma
Lewis
Lessie McMillan
Pauline Hook
Rachel Milam
Minnie Allnson
Frances Crawford
Beanie McGee
Gladys Snook
Vernon Williford
Edith Angier
Henrietta
Francia Brees
Madge Flynn
Louise Dooly
Lena ,Swift
Howell
Mary
Caroline Howell
West End
Ore Sue Mitchell
Nellie Dosier
Inez Stedge
Mesers
John Corrigan
Clarence Haverty
Tim Allen
Hardy Bryson
N. B. Murphy
Misses Calloway
Lulu
Grace Calloway
Cartersville
Alice Carey
Calloway
Jones
Knight
Neel
Foote
Hattle
Louise Price
Harris
Lumptin
Autrey
McEwen
Funlin
Field
Wikle
Hall
Wallace
Mesare
Tumlin
McConnell
Rally
Munford
Simpson
Ju+ flan
Harry
Lorimer Clayton
Hugh
Ben Gilreath
Ford
Dunk
Granger
Yarprough
Freeman
Fits
Milam
Lumpkin
King's Daughters
Paul Talbot
Hagar Pierde
Gleason Goree
William Stokes
Lite Asbury
Lovick Fowler
Herbert Sutton
Iffin
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Stevens’ & Bre
Jewsiars
Alice Barker
Denver
Mr. Alfred Prescott
Texas
Ployd Furlow
Boston
Hendree Harrison
Oscar Davis
Elizabeth Cole
Alabama
Newark
Agnes. Donahue
Augusta
Paul Jackson
Milledgeville
Lyceum
Camille Cote
Bien
Kath Hallman
Owens
R. A. Palmer
Amanda Pitts
F. M. Miller
L. S. Sale
Louise Cooper
Centerville
Sarah B. Long
St. Louis
Pryor Street
Ethel Akers
Tallulah Falls
Cordelia Gray
Marietta
W. L. Stanton
Waycross
F. L. Stanton
Oak Street
West Und
Ogg Wr
Cosgrove
Clarence Angier
Hammond
J. K. Obl
Majestic Hotel
A. K. Hawkes
C. Cundy
A. B. Gundy
Yesteray
Jack Huger
Memphis
Telly
Henry Hunter Smith
Cuyler Smith
Monroe
W. A. Jackson
North Carolina
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Eugene Spalding
Lithia
Mies
Adelaide Harris
Fe Calhoun
South Carona
Q. Lewis Cloud
Cheraw
Misa
Minnie Giblon
Aja
Rubble Eichberg
South Scrayth Street
John Berry
Rome
W. H. Brotherton
County
Ork
the Donald Fraser
Atlanta Cas Light Co
Woodward
Smith
Chas
Townsend
Hill City
Savannah
T. Dorsey
Tis Brewster
Bert Howell
Dorsey
Arein Seas & Howell
Law
Pryor
Hunter Streets
Chattanooga
Southern Ry
Kimball House
Union Depot
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Sonight
Anderson
Amann
Hartley
Onla
Inman
Ather
Jas
Richmond
Glanroy
Crand
New Star Theater
Decatur-Pryor ST
Gus Hill
GAY Twasqueraders
Peter Lynch
Whitehall Street
Belarg
Peter Lynch Ty
Weat Mitchell
Woodbury
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Bobes & Wey CC
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Constitution
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Union Labor
Noewera Prrhileie
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