John M Smith Dies at 82 in Atlanta Carriage Pioneer
John M Smith longtime Atlanta carriage manufacturer dies at home on Uueile avenue after paralysis and pneumonia. Born in Ireland, he moved to Atlanta in 1869 and built a leading local enterprise with a large plant. Survived by wife, three sons, two daughters, and a brother. funeral time not fixed. Interment at West View.
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Juln Wosmith
Ulanta
Noan Esierda
Uueile Avenue
Smith
Preston Gibson
Morton Walph
John Smith
George
White Tr
Ireland
Mr Smith
Treland
Vanada
Atlanta
Coun Tay
Vi Smith
West View
Men Flee To Escape Search For Pistols
A US district justice court session caused a stir as a crowd of businessmen demanded searches for weapons. A defendant named Weinert bolted from the room as officers began the room search. No weapons were found on those detained during the tense proceedings.
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Ustrik Cise Int Justice Court
Roort
Owes Her Life to This Lung Medicine
A historical notice promotes Felmans Alterative as effective for lung and bronchial ailments. The narrative credits recovery from chronic conditions after using the product, highlighting weight gain and renewed health, with endorsements by a physician and local shop listings. The claim includes references to bronchitis and stubborn colds and notes no habit forming drugs.
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Munbyer
Lun
Juauar
Im” Bers
Seber
Felmans Alter
Butte
Mary Yurs
Evening Auditorium Rally Aims to Unite Atlanta Negroes
Atlanta plans a mass meeting at the auditorium drawing about 10 000 attendees to address a major racial issue. The appeal urges white residents to support by allowing servants to attend and by encouraging participation in Sunday services leading to a climactic weekend conclusion.
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Atlanta
Negroes to gather for $100000 religious fund drive
Thousands of African Americans from many denominations are expected at the Auditorium Armory tonight to launch the Youngsten Christian coalition fund drive. The goal is 100000 to begin construction of a new building for the colored association, with white Atlantans pledging support and speeches by notable leaders. The event promises a dramatic, united appeal to raise subscriptions from churches and individuals under Rev P. Bryant’s leadership.
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Auditorium Armory
South
Youngstens Christan
Kin Colored Association
Atlanta
John M Slaton
Breyles Maman Jackson
John E Woute Sonn Temple Graves
Wo Woods
P ! Bryant
Fundraising program in Atlanta to aid Negro churches
A large program announced by the committee features music and speeches to raise funds for the Negro church movement. Rev M Thompson, Joan Slaton, Judge Nash R Broyles, and others address gathering with performances by Morehouse and Morris Brown students, and Fillers band touring from Atlanta. The event aims to fill seats while preserving order and securing subscriptions for the cause.
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America
M Thompson
EH Olver
Marion M Jackson
The
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Joan M Slatun
Georgia
Nash R Broyles
Atlanta
Melodies Sug
Morehouse College
I H
AH Moses
Knoxvile Town
Ellerys
Filler
Must Festival Association
Paty
Vlas
Aesto
Morris Brown
Morehouse Colle
Fuller elected head of Atlanta lodge
Fuller is elected worshipful master of Atlanta Lodge No 69 at a Thursday meeting. The lodge is described as oldest in Atlanta and the state, with Fuller noted as a highly respected Mason. He was installed by past grand master Thomas Jeffres at Georgian Lodge in a ceremony marking the highest lodge office.
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Atlanta
Saath Anna
Tulle
Atlant
Puller
Thomas 1
Jeffres Paat Srind
Guorgit
Tstalfator
Injured by Sheriff Gun, He Plans County Suit
An Atlantic Coast Line train incident left several passengers and a man named Gilbert injured after a deputy sheriff fired at an escaping individual. Gilbert of the Union News has filed to sue for damages. Though Calbert’s injury is described as not serious, the event caused panic among travelers during the attempted stop.
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Mnwisciess
Sheru
Uinch County
Gilbert News
Union News Company
Homerville
Calberts
Contractors Sued by Georgia Hotel Co
In December a suit was filed against Collins Brothers Camping & Hotel Georgia and Georgia Life Insurance Company for damages up to 177 939 due to a breach of contract. The action stems from halted hotel work on a $500 thousand project intended for tourist business, with bond limits cited at 100 900.
Royston Masons Elect new officers in Georgia lodge
At the regular communication on Tuesday evening Free and Accepted Masonry Royston Lodge No 426 elected officers including Wor Shiphud Bend senior warden H Owens junior warden Erwin Manley secretary WL Nelma treasurer FP Ray and Joseph Rucker. Large membership noted at local and neighboring lodges signaling thriving Masonry in this portion of Georgia.
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Toyston
Foyston Lode
Shiphud
Bend
H Owens
Erwin Manley
Nelma
Ray
Joseph Rucker
Georgia
Male Spinners To Strike In Pawtucket Valley Mills
Officials of the male spinners in Pawtucket valley announce they voted to strike starting Monday unless a new wage scale is granted. The proposed schedule mirrors Fall River rates. The action would affect eighteen mills of the RD OB Knight company in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and plants making fillings for their fabric.
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Warwick R
Pawtucket
Uhlon
Fall River
Meia
RD & OB Knight Company
Massachusetts
David Howard Third Black Benefactor of $10000 YMC A Fund
Atlanta undertaker David Howard, a prominent and wealthy Black resident, becomes the third Black American to donate $1,000 to the Negro Young Men’s Christian Association fund. His latest payment brings his total to $1,900 as construction for the new building proceeds. Howard’s forty year Atlanta presence marks a model of persistent enterprise and community leadership.
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T Howard
Atlantas
South
America
Young Men's
Chrissian Association
Traving
Atlanta
Howard
Aga Jamite
Grant
Fourth National Bank
David Howard
Helen Keller Sees Warfield In The Auctioneer Play
An absorbing Sun story details Helen Keller, to appear in Atlanta for the Draughters of the Confederacy, watching David Warfield in The Auctioneer. Keller, aided by teachers Mrs Macy and Miss Moore, communicated through rapid cues, reacting to Warfield’s nuanced stage craft and parlor of emotion, culminating in a moving handshake with Warfield and praise for his performance.
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Helen Keller
Warfield
Lord ‘Sun
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
Draughters of the Confederacy
David Warfeld
Amone
Mies Keller
Vira Vwacy
Wiss Moore
Macy Shert
Miss Moor
Shakespeare
Case of M Dermott Goes To Committed Washington
Ambiguous text notes December 1 recommendations to be made by the hum regarding Representative WeDermot of Minois and others after statements of facts and conclusions from house lobby committees. A judiciary subcommittee will review the matter with Representatives Flood Arkansas Clayton and others from Beall Tis as Peterson Carew Dyer Wissowri Chandie. The subcommittee to hold hearings and base any recommendations on the lobby inquiry work.
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Washington
Hum
WeDermot
Minois
House
Lobbs
Arkansas
Clayton Human
Judiciary Committee
Representaives Beall
Tis As
Peterson
Indiana Carew
New York
Dyer
Xmas Rates Reduced on Rail Lines by Agencies
Christmas season freight and passenger fare reductions announced effective via agents on the Northern Pacific Central & Southern lines and Western & Alabama Rail Road. The move aims to spur travel and shipment during the holidays.
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Ganner
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Alsa
UNIS
Harry
Diamond Merchants
Candler Bldg
G Jewelers
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Hotel CO
Royston Masons
Reid-Gordon
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Poureoy Whissey
Southern Express Company
Girard
Ala
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ASE
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Reid-Gordon Liquor Co., Inc
Columbus, CA
Negro Y.M.C. A
David Warfield
Helen Kelle
David Warfields
Simon Levi
Helen’ Keller
Belasco
Wiss] Keller
Peter Guimm
Peter Grimm
Inelier
Na Polson
M'Dermott
Frederick Drorey
Sears
Cufferme
Tony Citer
Day Ulg
Suckson Miclugu
Torkls
Buster Brown
Cone, Inc
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