Orphanage fundraising and church service in Atlanta
A First Baptist Church of Atlanta fundraising effort amounting to 2225 dollars supported the Hapeville Baptist orphanage projects. The event featured a child’s appeal by Carlyle Hat and a sermon on child leadership, with director John M Green noting the impact on statewide contributions and plans to raise about 50000 dollars.
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First Baptist
Garecter
Hapeville
Landrum
Charles 4A Davis
Eave
Ttle
Carlyle
John M Green
Chatge
First Baptist Church of
Atlanta
Jed
Mercer University
Furst
Baptist Home
South
State
Final Concert Tops Symphony Series at the Grand
The Grand hosted the fourth orchestral concert yesterday afternoon, drawing the largest audience yet. The program favored popular favorites from prior programs with strong Haydn and Mozart selections and a lively Dvorak Hungarian piece, praised for its tuneful whirl and audience charm. critics noted string strength and occasional wind weaknesses, calling the performance superb and Atlanta eager for the orchestra’s continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
Dvorak
Rubinstein
Musical
Atlanta
Where Vagabonds Find Warm Beds In Atlanta Rescue Mission
A late 19th century report details the hidden shelter for homeless in Atlanta. At Loyd Street No 10, the Baptist Tabernacle Rescue Mission offers warm bunks and meals, sheltering local outcasts who would once face police barracks and chain gangs. The piece contrasts local and foreign vagabonds and praises mercy while noting lingering discrimination.
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Atlanta
Chef Ball
Loyd Street
Baptist Tabernacle
Charity
Aleep
G MN
Walthour Stars In Six Days Race In New York
The six day bicycle team race began at Madison Square Garden with 8000 in attendance as Walthour and the Pan American team led early. Gougoltz Simar and Freeman led at the first mile while Walthour and Hall battled for position as teams logged miles through the night.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Wiliam C Rothwell
Young Corbett
Gougoltz
Simar
France
Hall
McLaren
England
Fisher
Chevalier
le Poutre
Muller
Italy
Fredericks
Jaak
Switzerland
Kerft
Hobby Walthour
Archie McHachern
Iower
Miller
Waller
Elkes and McFarland
Jimmy Michael
Gonglotz
Freeman
Walthour
Goughry
de Roeck
Gongfotz
Hart
Monroe
Norcotte and Jones
Cleveland
New Orleans Race Entries Day One Averages and Odds
At New Orleans race day entries list maidens and sellers across six furlongs to seven furlongs. Notable names include Carasaljo Frank Johnson Chanticleer Kate Ayre Slema Nu Master Time and Kentucky Muddiz among others with varied odds and weights.
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New Orleans
Carasaljo
Frank Johnson
Chanticleer
Kate Ayre
Slema Nu
Master Time
W. H Dixon
Carlovingian
Garter Ban
Frank Kenney
Squeeze
Fannie Maud
Sad Sam
Olea
Boomerack
Sir Florian
Little Jack Horner
Alpace
Mr. Phinizy
Master Martier
Tom Colting
Horseshoe Tobacco
Loo
Fairy Day
Farmer Bennett
Saragamp
Little Bikin
Syncopatec Bondy
Pree Pass
Mr Pomeroy
Rhs Mayer
Banish
Fudge
Ernest Parham
Netherland
Rose of May
Leenja
Maress
Monmouth Bay
Easter
Pride- In
St. Anthony
Torsina
Clarande
Ative
Vantine
Mission
Furlongs
Periad
Bnowbedy
Bro Aan Bryant R Ee Reym
Nk Bk
Shaneceixte Ul
Hickey Expelled From National Baseball League
New York on December 8 reports the expulsion of Thomas J. Hickey of St. Louis from the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Action approved by the Eastern, New England, and other regional leagues, with Powers announcing the punishment after a vote.
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Hickey
New York
P. T Powers
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Thomas J. Hickey
St Louis
Natonal ‘Association
Mr. Powers
England
Deague
Connecticu
New Fores
Committee May Extend Hearing Delays City Council Action
The council committee of the whole will meet at three. A final report to the council is unlikely this session as hearings will continue for weeks. Hoke Smith is slated to speak on the city’s situation, with Mayor Mims urging broad public attendance and open discussion.
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Segaion
Couel
Hoke Smith
Smith
George Hillyer
H. M. Atkinson
Meiers
Spalding
Brandon
Mims
What Must a Man Do to Be Saved Sermon Recited
Dr Holtzclaw preached on Salvation for the Lost from Acts 16 30 urging belief in Jesus Christ as the sole path to salvation. He contrasted false hopes from churches and rituals with the Bible plan and urged personal repentance faith and church integrity.
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Jones Avenue Church
William J. Holtzclaw
Behlave
Jesus Christ
Church
Christ
Church of Christ
Philippi
Paul
Silas
God
Phillippiah
Mysterious case at Union Depot near Macon
A well dressed man arriving on a train collapsed at Union Depot in Atlanta with fits and foaming at the mouth. Police and doctors suspect spinal injury from a Central railroad wreck near Macon the previous day. Identity remains unknown though reports link him to a Reed conductor, all notes point to a medical mystery under investigation.
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Grady Hospital
Union Depot
Dr. Hurt
Dr Hurt
Reed
Central Railroad
Macon
Atlanta
City
Maid of Honor’s Duty in Gifts at Weddings
The maid of honor guides gift selection by noting the bride’s preferences and circulating a list to mutual friends. She arranges thoughtful, non duplicate presents such as silver, glass, porcelain, and linen, seeking tasteful novelty while preserving surprise and alignment with the bride’s taste.
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New York Press
Ndeliccicya
Maid of
Ponce
The Free Hand May Lead to Disaster
The New York Evening Post warns Republican leaders against a do nothing policy as the opposition appears weak at the start of a new administration. It recalls past tidal waves and revolutions when party victories were followed by rapid defeats, urging vigilance to avoid complacency and overconfidence.
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New York Evening Post
Readwig Lights For the Long Vaciiier Nights
A fragmented column mixes political critique on tariff policy and Cuba Philippines relations with a short moral tale about a neighbor who borrows tools. The piece contrasts democratic governance with old guard interests and hints at 1902 era tensions while recounting the Borrowing Neighbor anecdote.
Dining Car Waiter Girls Offer New Uniforms in Denver
An upcoming change in the Denver and Rio Grande dining cars introduces fifty uniformed waitresses to replace colored men. Superintendent T. R. Haines calls it a modern Gould-era improvement, citing cleanliness and speed. Uniforms include black silk and wool with white polka dots, large white sashes, caps, and nickel belts with corkscrew and napkin devices. Two complete outfits will be issued per girl. summer uniforms start May 16.
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New York
Broadway
Avenue
Css Street
Denver and
Rio Grande
T. R. Haines
George Jay Gould
Gambling to death by own action in Nashville
The Nashville American laments the suicide of Stuart R. Young, son of a Confederate veteran Bennett H. Young, blaming his gambling habit at the gaming table and race track. It recalls the sorrow of a gray-haired father and a young widow, noting gambling as a peril threatening many young men. The piece also cites a Chicago Tribune anecdote about a beer incident as a contrasting aside.
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London
Ormetty
Mr Smith
Mr. Smith
Nashville
Stuart Young
Persin
Train Suffered Rushing Collision Turns Passengers Distressed
A partially legible report describes a train incident at a crossing with passengers showing distress. A surgeon assisted at the scene while witnesses and a suburbanite noted the severity of injuries, indicating a serious incident requiring medical evaluation.
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First Baptist Congregation
Ewe
Baptist Church
Way
Shakespeare
Manber
Windward
Galanthus
Ee Darlene
Bonnie Lissak
Herculean
y + Hilee
Novia
Lou Cheveden
Pompino
Abbat
Captivate
Sharp Bird
Imp Royal Flush
Beau Ormonde
Doubiet
Frank Bell
Piohn
Wyoming
Orleans
Tony Lepping
Hohenlohe
Barger
Got Out
Tom Tinker
John Welch
E Mason
Mack Fleck- Hoe
Multese
Biddons
Paineaville
Oia
Jimmy Hey
George
Talon
Ted
Airiff
Counsil
Hoke Siith
Dr. Segert
Ansostura
Paris
Tougera & Co
William
Weistach
GES
Cuba
Philippines
Washington
Chicago ‘Tribune
Ego Tribune
Rae Passefier
Udd
Nmdeimedt EE
Eiser cc & Weis
Weniteinane Wuceia
Trinity Avenue
H. V. Esmond
Joseph Arthur
Hiver
Gilmore Night
Rhese
BaidWie-Windvnices
Ifec
Fiuuuay
R. J. F. Haney
Osteopathic Physicau
Granws
Aene
Boston
Gibritar
Naples
Genoa
Commonwealth
Cambroman
Dominion Lana
State St
Peter Lynch
Whitehall Street
Pater Lynch
Miotel Pis
Atsary
Bs Milville Jam
Barrett
Hait Barre
Georgia
Fulton County
I.worce
Ba Womeck
Superior Court of
Fulton Cenater
Stat
Marle Ly Wrmack
Diorce
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