Wester Music Co Great Clearance Sale Promises Big Savings
A chaotic ad urges buyers to double their dollars at Wester Music Co with deep cuts on piano uprights and finishes. It touts prices from 127 to 400 and implies delivery by Christmas, listing brands like Kimball and Steger & Sons while promoting mahogany and walnut uprights and in-store open evenings at 64 Peachtree and 64 N Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Music CO
Kimball
Wy Pond
Emerson, McPhail
Kur Skrell
Steger & Sons
Atrohber
Sterman
Eany
Peachtree
Westor Music CO
N. Broad
Georgians Move On Washington
Georgia delegates head to Washington for rivers and harbors hearings with Savannah Columbia and Lumpkin contingents arriving to back the convention. Representatives Adamson and Overstreet assist district groups as bids for Atlanta’s federal building are readied. A Seaboard freight train collided with a wagon in Lumpkin injuring no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington, DC
Georgia
Washington
Savannah
Stilwell
Oliver
WR. Leakin
Wiliams
George P Walker
Herman Myera
Columbua
Ralston Caralil
le IT Chappell
Wo Binde
Chattahoochee
Rivers and Harbors
Congress
Adamson
Overstreet
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Atlanta
Federal
Treasury proposals for 1908 prison and harbor spending
Assistant notes from Washington list tariff and budget recommendations for 1908 including a 102000 dollar appropriation for Atlanta Federal Penitentiary plus 138420 for maintenance of related buildings. It also covers harbor improvements at Savannah and Darien, river and harbor works across Georgia, waterway projects, and military veterinary and cavalry needs at Fort Oglethorpe with a 1950000 dollar boll weevil investigation allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
Teeagury
Atlanta
United States
Dalton
Albany
Guinonville
Mr .Con
Marlette
Valdosta
Savannth
Chattahoochee
Coota
Oostenaula
Coonawattes
Savannah
Farnondinn
Oglethorpe Veterinary Hospital
FortOglethorpe
Brunswick
BBC
Tor Cotton Boll Weevil Investigations
North Georgia conference formed by African Methodists
In Cedartown Georgia on December 5 the African Methodist Episcopal church organized the North Georgia conference with 167 preachers and 40 delegates under Bishop Turner. Revs J T Reltsaw J Hadley and WB Lawrence C L Williams and S M Pitts named secretaries. Marietta Cartersville and Athens invited as next hosts. Bishop Turner praised white support across Georgia conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Turner
North Georgia
J. T. Reltsaw
J & Hadley
WB Lawrence
C Ol. Willams
Pitts
Marietta
Cartersville
Athens
C A Wingfield
Georgia
Supreme Court Denies New Trial in Glover Case
In Augusta Ga on December 5 Special Judge Slummond denied a new trial for Arthur Glover who was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Maude Williamson. Attorneys said they would appeal to the supreme court. The defense claimed a capital minister’s alleged pledge to hang Glover biased the jury.
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Arguila
Slummond
Arthur Glover
Underwentence
Maude Williamson
Fly Sweetheast
Altorneys
Uneciga
Supreme Court
Strange
Augusta
Rey le
Wilkerson
Mormon Work in the South Discusses Race Policy
The article reports visiting Mormon church leaders in Tennessee and Alabama addressing the Southward mission. It quotes Apostles and elders on maintaining racial separation and opposing interracial marriage while promoting church organization and work in the region.
School Board Active in Funding Fourth Congressional District School
Columbus Georgia December special Muscogee county board of education 144 adopted resolutions heartily approving the movement to secure the state agricultural school for the fourth congressional district for Muscogee county. The committee in charge asked the board to raise $8,000 by public subscription and the board has set out to do this. The largest contribution from any one source is not specified. Governor Terrell will Saturday meet with the school trustees in Columbia to receive proposals regarding the fourth district school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Muscogee County
Columbia
BALLARD BIFOCAL REVEALING ONE GLASS VISION
A touted bifocal from Walter Harvard Optical Company claims to replace two pairs with a single frame offering reading and walking vision. The advert asserts the product is a top system in the United States with nationwide endorsement and invites readers to consult the oculist about the prescription department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Ilaca
Joka
America
Walter Harvard Optical Company
Peachtras Street
Supreme Court Hearing on Chattanooga Lynching Case
The U S Supreme Court concluded a hearing on the legal aspects of the Lynching of Johnson in Chattanooga Tennessee. Lawyers Marmon and Marmon argued no federal appeal exists and that the Court lacks jurisdiction to review contempt sentences. government counsel urged continuing federal review of state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Shiny
Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn Jay
Judson Ffarmon
Ohia
Lo Iis Sheppard
George Chanter
Bol Citar
Marmon
Johnsons
Roosevelt Seeks Power to Act Against Officers
A garbled dispatch claims President Roosevelt seeks authority to discipline or remove officers at his discretion. The fragment references a long conflict in Tennessee and mentions a sensational incident described as a best sale for a dangerous drug, with unclear dates or sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femnla
Wwe
Tennessee
Legac
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Old Santy
Levy & Stanford
Westers
Onder
Clan House
Ax Ft
Avery
Christ
Planas
Waterways Congress
Seaboard
Lumpkin
Wearhound
Beeboard
J. W. North
Uinta
Shaw
The
African Methodista of
Ayer
Leoweil
Mass
Stone Mountain
Potts-Thompson Liquor Co. Distillers
N. Pryor St
Plantene
McCaw Manufacturing Co
New York
Philadelphia
Macon, Ga
Young Glover
Brigham
Roberta
Diane Culyrade
Pinaud
Aehet
Terme
Carmichael-Talman Furniture Co
Whitehall Street
Roosevelt
Mole Power
North Atlanta
LANTA
Atlanta, GA
Snook’s Furniture Special
North Bronc
Wales
China
Urass
Iran
Boog Furniture Co
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