Banquet For Atlanta Fruit and Produce Exchange Planned
The annual banquet of the Atlanta Fruit and Produce Exchange will be held at the Aragon hotel next Tuesday evening. Prominent merchants and brokers from Atlanta will attend, with toastmaster N McCullough and several speakers from member firms. The organizing committee includes D H Browder and John McCullough, and the association has grown into a key Atlanta business group in its first year.
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Atlanta Fruit and Produce Exchange
Aragon Hotel
Produce Exchange
N McCullough
McCullough Bros
Qin Jamps
Fain & Stamps
J © Maddox
JS & IE
Maddox
D H Browder
D “H Browder & C
John McCullough
McCullough Brose
J Wo Phle BP
Phillips & Tolbert
Robert W Cameron
Petropol & Cameron
Ailings Produce Exchange
Inman
J W Everett
Atlanta
Holiday Suggestions From a Curio Store Catalog
A readable catalog fragment invites shoppers to browse holiday suggestions. The entry notes reasonably priced articles and a welcoming atmosphere at 69 Whithall Street, urging readers to write for the catalogue Cols Book.
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Somepany
Whithall Street
Boys' Club Organizers Meet At Carnegie Library
The Boy Club movement gathers in Atlanta with a Saturday 3:30 PM meeting at Carnegie Library to confirm plans, share reports from Fall River New York City New Haven Toronto and other cities, and urge quick action before winter. Officials seek public support to launch a self sustaining home for waifs and ne’er do wells, aiming for a warm Christmas dinner for hundreds of boys.
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Carnegiebrary
Fall River Mass
New York City
New Haven Conn
Toronto
Canada
Massville
Tonn
Atlanta
United States
Texas cotton crop is short and mostly sold, says Col. Smith
Colonel E. D. Smith, general manager of the Southern Cotton Association, returned from Texas noting a short crop, early ginning finished, much cotton sold, and late cotton still in the fields. He spoke at Tyler, Palestine, Huntsville, Waxahachie, Brownwood, and other centers, reporting strong local support, pledges and new warehousing plans across the state.
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E. & Smith
Southern Cotton Association
Texas
ED Smith
Columbia SC
Southern Cotton Associaton
Smith
Tyler
Palestine Huntsville
Crackett
Columbus
Taylor
Temple
Brownwood
Bastrop
Comanche
Hillsboro
Cleburne
Wexobatchie
Waxahatchie
Ells County
Dallas
Theodore Price
Bilis County
Tfapoka
Waxahatche
Thera 1
Els County
Bates
D Hudson
Wis County
Ellis Coun
South
Texas and
Indian Territory
State School Commissioner Publishes Educational Pamphlet
The State School Commissioner has issued two pamphlets valuable to public schools and interested readers statewide. The publication compiles laws and decisions relating to Georgia's common school system and educational institutions. It includes laws, humorous extracts from state board and Supreme Court decisions, and opinions from the attorney general and commissioner.
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Merritt
Georgia
State Board of Education
Supreme Court
Estes
Fifth Annual Meeting of the Georgia Library Association
The fifth annual meeting opens at the Carnegie library on December B for four two day sessions. Melvil Dewey, eminent librarian of New York, will address the gathering along with Miss Little E Stearns of Milwaukee and Miss Nina E Brown of Boston. Representatives from southern libraries attend, about fifty librarians are expected for the two day convention.
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Georgia Library Assocasion
Carnegie Library
Seasion
South
Melvil Dewey Vate Lbrarian
New York
Ifa
Little E Stearns
Milwaukee
Nina E Brown
Boston
Injuries in West End prompt multiple civil suits and charter filing
A series of suits filed yesterday against the Georgia Railway and Electric Company seeks damages for injuries from wrecks and negligent starting of a wagon. Plaintiffs include Wilia Morris through her mother Eligabelle Farabro for 95,000. Eligabelle Farabro for 2,500. W. McDaniel for injuries while leaving a wagon. James L Key as attorney for McDaniel. Caleb Jones represents another claimant injured while delivering on a criminal sentence on public roads. Etheridge, Boykin & Etheridge also represent the claimant. A petition for a charter of the H Seiz Company with George Gordon as attorney was filed. Transfers of real estate and other deeds were recorded with various parties and amounts listed, including properties on Milledge Avenue, Fifteenth Street, Central Avenue, and Georgia Railroad at Cobb County.
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Georgia Hatlway and Electric Company
Wilia Morris
Lee Street
Eligabelle Farabro
Emil Breitenbacher
W . McDaniel
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
West End
Gordon and
Lawtorn Street
James L Key
McDamely
Caleb Jones
I. J Donaldson
Etheridge, Boykin & Etheridge
Heele
H @ Seiz Company
George Gordon
Ollowme
Alex Bitter
Superior Court
W . Treadwell
Iva Lee Kelly
Milledge Avenue
Southern Heal State Improvement Company
EH Inman
Fifteenth Street
Jessie W Nutting
G S Beoheld
Lowndes
Currier Street
Mra Cecilia Martin
Grand and Bijou Theatres Feature Split Night of Shows
The Richmond Evening Journal reviews two major attractions. The Grand presents The Message from Mars at the Academy of Music with strong performances by Proctor, Young, Hadfield and Valentine while Wright Lorimer’s Shepherd King heads next week. The Bijou showcases Grace Orr Myers in The Fortune Teller with a strong supporting company, with EZron presenting Monday.
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Mara
Grand
the Evening Journal
Richmond
Richard Gantha Nays
Mars
Academy of Music
David Proctor
Horace Parker
Cyril Young
Henry J Hadfield
Hlzabath Valentine
Ohe
Wright Lorimer
Grand Aince
Wright Lorimer Company
The
Bijou
Grace Orr Myers
Eller
Smith & Herberts
Miss Simplicity
Frank Daniels
Pegay
Paris
Alice Neilson
Milton
Sargent Ahern
Ezron
Georgia Supreme Court docket items December 1905
Routine entries list cases in the Northern Circuit with parties such as Hix v Gully, Oliver v Warren, Shank et al, and Raburn v Bradshaw. Several matters are submitted or argued before named justices and receivers, including Webb, Hart, Warren, Hibert, Elbert, Hancock, and Wilkes counties noted with parties and status.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Northern Circuit
Hix
EB F Gully
Hart
Oliver
American Bonding and Surety Company
Adams Et
Elbert
Hawes Trustes
Bank of Elberton
Henrietty Neal
MB Gray
Glascock
Harrisay
Harrison
Hencock
Tye
Gaissert
Hanotk
Starling Chapman
Double Runaway Injures Three on Peachtree Street
In Atlanta an afternoon double runaway on Peachtree street left Mrs Henry Inman badly bruised after her carriage overturned pinning her. Edgar Hunnicutt was bruised while his carriage horse and driver escaped with injuries. John Hills manhandled the reins, stopping the other runaway after a dramatic rescue. The incident, near the Methodist church, caused chaos as witnesses helped lift the overturned carriage and tend to the injured. Mrs Inman is not expected to have serious injuries.
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Peachtree Street
Henry Inman
Spring Street
John Hilla
Carrigs
McRae
Bagi Hunnicutt
Hunnicutt
Methodist Church
Iny and
Peachtree Streets
Atlante
Aveway
Ilttic
Maidet
J EH Hunnicutt
Spray _street
Inman
Brookwood
Mrs Inman
Marlborough Flats
Pine Street
Edgar Hunnicutt
George Howard
Kimball Street
Hunnicuty
John Hills
Wailhe
Reagan
Reseus
Waite
Henry A Inman
Benjamin B Crews
Atanta
Lawson and Russell Unite for Wealth, Risk, and Strife
A stirring narrative contrasts Lawson exposing finance’s wickedness and the rotten state of insurance and politics with Russell portraying the power of the weak when they unite. The tale follows starving strikers forming a business with 140 million in capital and billions in good works, plus an Alaskan love and adventure thread and a strong Christ spirit.
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Lawson
Russell
Shoe shoppers urged to defend children’s footwear rights
A call to parents to not accept ill fitting or untrue claims from stores selling children's shoes. The piece argues sales pitches are careless and urges customers to insist on proper fitting, fair handling of wrong shoes, and standing up for Billy’s rights under law. It condemns clumsy designs and wasted money on unsuitable footwear.
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Mesier
Motter
Billy
Hess Shoes Wills Offer Scientifically Shaped Orthopedic Shoes
Hess Shoes Wills highlight their service range and sturdy footwear. The shoes are presented as scientifically designed with orthopedic advantages, aiming to appeal to customers seeking comfort and foot support.
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Exmball Street
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Everybody's Magazine
Rea
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