Christmas Plans for Boys' Club Benefit and Party
November memories mark the Boys' Club month with carpentry, debates, moral talks and a successful oyster supper. The Improvement Club plans December as banner month with new leaders, numerous clubs, and a raffle of rides for top improvers. Donations of beds, books, curtains and pictures are urged, plus a Christmas tree event with Santa and an auxiliary for club welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Olwees
White
Ilva
Improvement
Conrad Schlecky
The
Improvement Club
Edna Behre
Biles Grace Gaffney
Harry James
W. C. Poote
Borg
J. W. Lee
Dorr
George C. Dorr
Hespera
Council of Jewish Women
L. Sage Hardin
Mira Graves
Lens Armstrong
J. W. Mason
M. F. Kaphan
Meta Barker
Life
Emi
Boys’ Club
Santa Claus
Derr
Trinity Avenue
Bell
Maine
Eight Hour Day in Eight Shops Sees City Struggle Continue
In Atlanta a printer strikeover an eight hour day dominates city labor tensions. Eight shops signed the new eight hour scale while holdouts threaten longer fight. Strikers report no desertions as unions press for full acceptance.
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Atlanta
Press Huddleston Printing Company
Vv. P. Sisson
Telegram Publishing Company
Index Printing Company
Converse & Wing
Foster Bros. & Co
Atlanta Label Company
Atlanta Envelope Company
In Memoriam W F Thomas Covington Editor Dies at 43
W F Thomas of Covington died at his home Thursday night after nearly four weeks illness. Born December 3 1882 he would have turned 26. He married Pearl Venable in 1903 and edited The Covington Enterprise after Coronel Cooley's death. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. at home, burial in Conyers beside his late son Frank Blackwell. Survived by wife daughter Margaret parents and five sisters. Paul Robinson obituary follows noting his death Sunday in Greensboro at age 18. He was son of Thomas W Robinson and Mary Robinson, from Lumpkin Georgia, a Christian gentleman with deep morality. funeral from his mother’s home.
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W. F. Thomas
Covington
Pearl Venable
W. & aVnable
Covington Enterprise
Coronel J. P. Cooley
Hoy
Dr. Dowman
Conyers
Prank Blackwell
Margaret
Paul Robnson
Paul Robinson
Greensboro
Thomas W. Robinson
Mary Robinson
Georgia
Lumopida
L.B. Robinson
Hiefe
Alsters
Lumpkin
Tour Saage
Prominent Georgia citizen G A Cabaniss dies at 88
George Augustus Cabaniss longtime Forsyth and Atlanta resident dies at his Copenhill home after a long public career. Born December 12 1832 in Forsyth he served as a lieutenant in the Quitman Guards during the Civil War then worked in mercantile business before moving to Atlanta. He led the Southern Home Banking and Loan Association and served with the U S revenue department, trustees of the Georgia state asylum, and held Masonic orders. Survived by children T B Cabaniss J W Cabaniss H G Cabaniss C A Turner and others. funeral at his Copenhill home at 2:30 pm conducted by Dr. Landrum.
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Copenhill
Cabaniss
Forsyth
Eldridge Gvuerry Cabaniss
Sarah Chipman Cabaniss
Monroe County
Athens
Quitman Guards
Leutenant
Atlanta
Southern Home Banking and Loan Association
Cleveland
United States Revenue Department
Georgia State Asylum
Conquitt
eMter Mason
Knight Templar
T. B. Cabaniss
J. W. Cabaniss
Macon
H. G. Cabanian
Savannah
H. H. Cabaniss
A. C. Turner
Baward
Cabanian
Birmingham
Dan M. Cabaniss
N. W. Battle
C. Peeples
S. P. Burke
Reeidence
W. W. Landrum
Edward A. Peeples
Howell Peeples
Gerry Cabanise
Allen Turner
R. Black
A. J. Orme
Harry Cabenias
Henry Ng
Banquet Honoring Guard Officers Set by Governor's Horse Guard
A banquet will be given by the Governor's Horse Guard in honor of Captain W. T. B. Wilson Fleet Lieutenant Anninius Wright and Second Lieutenant J. C. Seamans. The event will be at Piedmont on the evening of Thursday December 1 with Sem Sheer as toastmaster. Only a few gentlemen outside the troop will be invited.
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W. T. B. Wilson
Anninius Wright
J. C. Seamans
Governor's Horse Guard
Piedmont
J.‘ Sem Sheer Wi
Palmer Convicted of First‑Degree Murder in Affinity Killing
Frank Palmer, 36, convicted in Potsdam for the murder of his affinity Mrs. Gertrude Clinton. He thanked the jury after the verdict saying, Thank God, I'm going. The case details describe the killing last year and Palmer’s stated sentiment at sentencing.
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Potsdam
Frank Palmer
Gertrude Clinton
Palmer
Beauty Treatment Claim Attracts Chicago Figure
A Chicago figure, Rev. Jene Pel mage, promotes a home night cream method that reportedly removes wrinkles in three nights. The claim says conventional cold creams failed, and the approach was described as unique and free of Meta or Betors, promising rapid and exact results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene Pelmage
Chicago
Atcreay
Death Decree for an Editor in New York
New York December 1 4 Louis Miller editor of The Warhelt a Russian newspaper in New York was reportedly sentenced to death by Russian reactionaries per cable dispatches. Hubert Banks night manager says Miller received a letter from Geneva revolutionaries claiming the sentence and that three Moscow men have left for New York to collect the supposed stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Miller
Warhelt
Dispatches
Hubert Banks
Axainer
Ameri Ota
Aineton
Schorne
Pittsburgh Mayor Guyning target of alleged threats
A local report notes threats linked to opposition against Pittsburgh Mayor Guyning. The piece suggests political tensions in Allegheny and mentions Supreme Court involvement and disappointment by unnamed parties. The wording is fragmentary but indicates concerns over safety and political fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allégheny
Pittsburg
Supreme: Court
Piates
Guyning
al- Waheny
Entomology Board to Meet in Augusta in August
The annual meeting of the state board of entomology will be held in Augusta on Thursday to discuss work plans for the coming year. Members include Commissioner Thomas G. Hudgson, President J. J. Connor, P. J. Berckmans, and State Entomologist E. B. L. Wermham, the secretary of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Entomology
Augusta
Thomas G. Hudgson
J. J. Connor
State Agricultural Society
P. J. Berckmans
State Horticultural Society
EB. L. Wermham
Captain O'Brien Dies Tuggers Captain in Savannah Tragedy
Wilmer Fitz, a night clerk at Hicks restaurant, was arrested on a murder charge for allegedly clubbing Tug Captain Captain O'Brien on December 4 in Savannah. He faced a police court hearing and was bound over on involuntary manslaughter. The body was sent to Darien for burial. Witness Hon. J. W. Overstreet, then a congressional candidate, observed the incident.
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Savannah
Byelet
Wilmer Fitz
Hick's
Brien
Fitz
Captain O'Brien
Darien
J.W. Overstreet
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Indiana
Judse Landis
Maier & Berkele
Memoriam
Spap
Beals
Gus Cabaniss
Beyond
George Augustus Cabaniss
George Ustub Cabantss
America
Gillette
Prescription
R. R
Military Bros Medicine
H. W. Rountree & Bro. Trunk and Bag Company
W. Z. Turner
Whitehall ST
Miller
Board OF Entomology
O'Brien
Fritz
E.C. Criffin
Cumber
Willingham
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