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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
3
Alguay Ats and 2s in Ootings Races 255 Fixtures
A compact report notes Alguay Ats and two s events in forthcoming ootings races tied to 255 fixtures. The line hints at a local racing meet with listed counts and schedule details. Entities include Alguay Ats and the numeric 255 fixtures for context.
Fracthtwiels anar 4 ie SAN bioes ad advert
Ad copy promises advantageous cash purchase of a large assortment of gemstones guaranteed first quality white stones in 14 carat mounts. Offers out of town buyers mail order by numbers with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. References Third National Bank of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
Third National Bank of Atlanta
Silk Culture League Organized in Georgia Effort
About fifty progressive Georgians met at the state capitol to organize the Silk Culture League of America. Louis B. Magid of Tululah Falls chaired the meeting and was named president with Luciwie as secretary. The group outlined plans to promote silk raising, industy growth, and employment, and to publish a journal titled Silk as official organ. Also elected were two vice presidents from each of Georgia’s seven districts and a state secretary, with committees formed to draft by laws and organize officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Blic Culture League of America
Wright
Aaslatant Commission
Agriculture
Louis B. Magid
Illulah Walls
League
Luciwie
Aueville
America
Reas
Tallulah Falls
Silk
Wamerican Silk Culture League
Magid
M. & Wilcox
Iewsue
Georgia
L. B. Magid
W. R. Ludwig
Hapeville
Guy Felton
Carteraville
W. J. Ashford
Bagewood
H. F. Stanta
M. C. Wilcox
J. Z. Derry
At- Ga
Up. Wright
Felton
Colonel Wilcox
Embersham
Mudwig
Randolph
G. B. Humnicutt
Atlanta
James Wilson
United States
Washington, D. c
Japan
Silk Culture League of America
Woodmen Camp Root Elects Officers for Year
Members of Camp Root No 9 Woodmen of the World held a well attended meeting at their hall in the Kiser building. Officers elected include Consul Commander Charles N Allen Mauser Lt F St John Davenport banker C P Ward clerk J R Horiker escort John B Good man watchman P J Cross sentry F F Watkins managers Samuel W Baer Johnsen and W Bennett chaplain Rev J A Jensen. Several officers were re elected and the camp now numbers 90 members in thriving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Root
Woodmen of the World
J. C. Root
Kiser
Charles N. Allen
F. St. John Davenport
C. P. Ward
R. Horiker
John B. Goodman
P. J. Cross
F. F. Watkins
Samuel W. Baer
Johnsen
W. Bennett
J. A. Jensen
Messrs. Allen
Davenport
Ward
Jensen
Mrs Alice Thompson Dies at Home on Oak Street
Mrs Alice Lee Thompson died suddenly at her West End home yesterday morning at about 1:30. Found unconscious by her son Charley, a Technological school student, after he failed to meet her at 6:30 in the city. Dr Sam Wilson tried to save her. she passed through the night. Survived by two sons Charles and Edward. Funeral at 10:30 this morning conducted by Drs Bull and White. Interment in Westview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lee Thompson
Oak Street
West End
Sam Wilson
Thompson
Lee
Virginia
Charles
Edward
Memphis
Charities and Correction Convention Arrangements
Prominent Atlanta figures met at 5 pm yesterday at Neat Loan and Banking Company rooms to plan the annual charities and correction convention set for next spring. Attendees included Dr. T D. Longino Captain James W English Hon W Carter Mayor Mims Preston S Ark Wright Captain P Howell Dr Lirnds and others. A committee was chosen to confer with association officers arriving December 18 to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities and Correction
Atlanta
Neat Loan and Banking Company
TD. Longino
James W. English
Hush T. Inman
W. Carter
Whornton
Mims
Preston S. Ark- Wright
P. Howell
Lirnds
Haiti Catarrh Cure Promises Lasting Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It claims a constitutional treatment affecting blood and mucous surfaces, offering a $100 reward for a difficult case and urging readers to request testimonials. Also promotes Cheney’s Spavins Pills as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Isease
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
More Pay for Operators on Norfolk and Western
Roanoke Va December 10 The tele graph operators on the Norfolk and Western railway system have been granted a 10 percent increase in wages shorter hours and extra pay for overtime effective January 1 These concessions were granted the telegraphers today after a conference between a committee from the Order of Railway Telegraphers and L E B Johnston vice president and general manager of the Norfolk and Western Six hundred men are affected and the increase will amount to many thousands of dollars per annum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Order of Railway Telegraphers
L. EB. Johnston
Norfolk and Western
Funeral of Dr Adolphus at Masonic Hall Today
Funeral services for Dr Joseph Adolphus will be held at 3 p.m. at the Masonic hall with interment in Westview Cemetery. A veteran physician, he served 22 years as a United States navy surgeon, was dean of the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery, and long active in Masonry and medical journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Westview Cemetery
Joseph Adolphus
Adolphus
United States Navy
Georgia College of" Eclectic Medicine
Georgia Eclectic Medical Journal
Pride of Heroes War Injuries Ad Speaks in Verse
A wartime testimonial extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for bruises cuts wounds corns burns scalds boils and skin eruptions. It promises to cure or no pay and is sold at all drug stores.
Dr Charles A Eaton to Speak at the Grand Tonight
Dr Charles A Eaton appears at the Grand tonight for an Atlanta Lecture Association address. The speaker, praised for delivery and magnetism, has pastore d Toronto and Cleveland churches and journalistic experience. He cites cotton and silk industry figures, noting Georgia’s cotton yields and Japan’s mulberry silk returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Eaton
Atlanta
Noah K. Davis
University of Virginia
Eaton
University Church of Toronto
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church of
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Grand Theater Shows Mesmeric Pair of Dramas in Atlanta
Atlanta audiences enjoyed Rose Coghlan in The Second Jars Tanqueray at the Grand, praised as Pinero’s stark study of a woman’s misery. The Street s a lively vaudeville style bill with Marguerite Sylva, Nixon & Zimmerman, and a matinee, plus Bijou vaudeville headliners Wells presents Ten Ichi and Lockhart’s performing elephants upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Coghlan
Paula Tanqueray
Aubrey
Franklin
Ritchie
Cayley Drummle
David Elmer
Atlante
Nere
Marguerite Sylva
Cate Nixon
Zimmerman
Weetheart
Wells
Wells Theater
Ten Ichi
South
Samuel Lockhart
Atlanta Typographical Union Holds Semiannual Election Yesterday
The Atlanta Typographical Union No. 43 held its semi annual officer election yesterday in Atlanta. William S. Wier, Robert Ross, and Robert L. Whites ran for president with Ross winning. W. S. Wardlaw was unopposed for vice president. new officers include Lockridge recorder Grant secretary and treasurer Corbet sergeant at arms Green arbitrator and delegates appointed to Atlanta Federation of Trades Allied Printers Trades and auditing and finance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Typographical Union
Atlanta
Typographical Union No. 43
William S. Wier
Robert Ross
Robert L. Whites
Ross
W. S. Wardlaw
Boycott Against Local Breweries Declared Off
Atlanta labor groups withdraw opposition after a notice from the American Federation of Labor. The boycott against Cincinnati Covington and Newport breweries began in February 102 and lasted nearly two years. Unions will end the picket campaign in line with the AFL decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport Breweries
Atlanta Federation of ‘Trades
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport Breweries
Brewery Workers' Union
Atlanta
American Federation of Trades
Funeral of W. T. Colbert at Barclay & Brandon Chapel
Funeral services for William T. Colbert known as Uncle Billy were held yesterday at 2 PM in the Barclay Brandon chapel on Marietta street. Rev Anderson spoke on his cheery disposition and kindness. George N. Dexter of Madison gave an address. Pallbearers included Henry Khurt, Steve Johnson, George Hammond, Captain James Anderson, and William Barnes. Interment followed at Westview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay & Brandon
William T. Colbert
Uncle Billy
Marietta Street
Anderson
Billy
George N. Dexter
Madison
Henry Khurt
Steve Johnson
George Hammond
James Anderson
William Barnes
Westview
Grape-Nuts Restores Health After Scarlet Fever
Mercer Maine resident recovers from kidney and stomach troubles after early post fever illness. She credits Grape-Nuts for rapid improvement and sustained health, noting weight gain and regained strength. The testimonial, attributed to Hattle Creel, praises Postum Co. branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wome
Mercer
Ted
Hattle Creel
Lee Miller Joins Barclay and Brandon Embalming Firm
Lee Miller, longtime embalmer from the former Miller & Bowden firm, has joined Barclay & Brandon after their dissolution and his prior stint with Parry & Brandon. Known widely in Atlanta and across the south, Miller brings nine years of experience and expands the firm’s reach for high quality funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Miller
R. Lee Miller
Miller & Bowden
Barclay & Brandon
Miller
Parry & Brandon
South
Atlanta
Miler
Brenau College Conservatory Expands as Demand Grows
Brenau Conservatory in Gainesville Georgia reports its busiest year with fully booked boarding rooms. The home department excels in comforts and offers normal courses in literature music elocution and art. After holidays twenty more pupils can be housed as ten new rooms are completed. For details contact A W Van Hoose or H J Prince assistants to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenau Conservatory
Gainesville
Georgia
Stone
Brenay
A. W. van Hoose
H J. Prince
Contest in Oratory at Boys High Christmas Exercise
The Boys High annual Christmas exercise is set for Monday at 10:20 in Browning hall Girls High. A gala medal will be awarded to the best orator by the Confederate Veterans. The program features music by Wurm's orchestra and a contest judged by a committee including Dan Sage Eugene Stribing and Rucker McCarty with various prize orations and subject prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Hall
Dan ¥. Sage
Eugene Stribing
Rucker McCarty
Wurm
Oratn
Wrights
Tate
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