R A Christopher 84 Died In South Atlanta
SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST describe the death of Mrs R A Christopher aged 84 at the residence of her daughter in South Atlanta and the funeral at 10 o'clock from the same residence with interment at Westview. She had lived in the city fifteen years and was a long-time Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R A Christopher
C KK Buzbee
Atlanta
Westview
Wis
The
Baptist Church
A. W. Lindsay
Bio
Walton Street
Hollywood Cemetery
West End
Katherine Burns
Martin Street
Misa Nora Burne
Father Bazin
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland
Lila Lie Brown
W A. Brown
Fort McPherson
Mount Zion Church
G W Jackson
Seata
Kirkwood
Mills
Ala
John Lawson
Devore
Milton County
Georgia
Lawson
M. A. Brown
Providence Baptist Church
The Cavalier at the Grand Faces Critical Scorn
The Grand stage last night presented The Cavalier with a war drama set in Dixie that faltered. Performers in gray uniforms and the Confederacy theme failed to impress, while Belasco’s reputation and star turns by Warfield and Blanche Walah drew attention for potential excellence in other bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cable
Lttle Tin Goldiers
South
Confederary
Dixie
Audi
Maasachusetta
Mfe
Vermont
Georgia
Alan Rogers
Evicted duo praise neighbors, condemn bailiff actions
Mies Minnis Blacker and her father, evicted from 419 Whitehall street by Bailiff Marin, write to The Constitution praising neighbors and Mr J. B. Starrath for aid while criticizing the bailiff as cruel and inhuman, comparing treatment to that of Filipinos or barbarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Blacker
Mies Minnis Blacker
Whitehall Street
Marin
Constitution
Myself
Faher
Turnell
Marshman
J. B. Starrath
Ballif
Martin
State Library Robbery Suspect Bound Over on Larceny Charge
Hunter a negro porter at the state capitol library was bound over by Recorder Nash Broyles on larceny charges. He is accused of stealing valuable books from the state library and the supreme court library. Bond set at $200. if not posted he goes to the Tower. Judge Welborn testified that many books were taken, with one set valued at $45. total value unknown.
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Hunter
Broyles
W. A Hunter
Capitol
Nash Broyles
Supreme Court
Welborn
Nbtarian
Annual banquet honors undertakers in Atlanta dinner
Barclay and Brandon hosted the fifth annual dinner of undertakers grave diggers and cemetery men at Folsom's restaurant in Atlanta. A jolly party of friends gathered to honor the hosts and celebrate the event with good cheer and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay & Brandon
Folsom’s
Barclay & Brendon
Atlanta
Evening of Hospitality Brings City Folk Together
A lively gathering contrasted with grim news as residents, officials, and vendors convened for a night of merriment. Prominent guests, including Barclay, Brandon, Chief Ball, Chief Jansen, and Steve Johnson, mingled with toasts from Sid Holland and others from the cemetery and press circles amid a jovial, fear-free atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Barclay & Brandon
Ball
Jansen
Sanitary Department
Steve Johnson
Sid Holland
Slttes
Newspapera
Georgia Officials Attend Baton Rouge Meeting on S I A A Rules
Athens Ga December 7 special professor A H Patterson athletic director of the University of Georgia travels to Baton Rouge to attend the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association directors meeting. Discussions include prohibiting more than one park hire in a city for baseball or football on the same day and possible changes to coaching eligibility and selection.Georgia plans to oppose the proposed amendments while awaiting word on a football coach for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. H. Patterson
University of Georgia
Baton Rouge
Southern Intercolegiata Athletic Association
Au~burn
Thos
Technological School
Techs
Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Haton Rouge
Athletic Association of the
Glenn Warner
Bia
Seatons
Athletic Association
Virginia
Georgia coaching plan debated for next season
Discussion centers on hiring a single coach or a team of three coaches from distant schools with Dickinson to provide continuity. Advocates argue Georgia alumni could coach part time while outsiders cover the rest for the upcoming season. Also noted are holiday rail fare promotions and a Philadelphia Ledger reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dmg
Dickinson
Dresden Police Practice Fines and Bribery Mentioned
A reader describes Dresden police handling minor offenses with immediate small fines in marks and notes that while higher officers are incorrupt, individual officers may be bribed. The account cites routine checks for papers and appeals to avoid arrest, with penalties escalating from 4 to 8 marks for violations and court summons upon appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Cariel
Ata Gon
Guardian of Law and Order
Germany
Lost Interest in Hin from The Chicago Tribal
In a distant surf scene a clerk at the end hotel sits with a wary gaze as locals discuss a man who has fallen behind. The conversation centers on a fellow named fit forle who has been staying a month and settled his bill this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fit
Brisk Correspondence From 2001 Farewell Visit
A fragmentary 2001 letter shows Mrs Lamson tearfully bidding farewell and planning another visit to her old home. Mr Lamee replies in a pleasant firm tone promising not to press for money, while she agrees to try not to intrude. The exchange hints at ongoing, affectionate family dynamics.
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Dolge
Rlmantine
Sewbell
Mit
Ila Baldwin
Charney Baldwin
Alker Street
T. C Hampton
Hampton & Anderson
Atlanta and Birmingham
Elkin-Cooper Sanitarium
Southern
James H Pittman
James White
Catooga County
White
B. EL Tatum
Jasper
Lenn
Wo H Gdell
Dalton
Terracoll
Arthur McGinnis
Dudley Fitzpatrick
Jewel Chandler
Madison County
Jane
Sissy Smith
Wis Eady
Ware County
Grover Atchison
Paulding County
Railroad Commission
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Wo Irvin
Gould Building
Ollie Marston
Frazier Street
Young Woman's Christian Association
Misa Martha
Brown
Miss O'Nell
E L& Connally
Brovies
Connally
Cooglet
Whitehall and
Alabama Streets
W H McGlauflin
Albany
Atarta
Universalist Church
Jim Hill
Dorsey and Jackson
Decatur Street
Wesley McGinnis
Hamll
Sewell Devney Black
George Robert Black
Cap Itat Avenue
Columbus
Lynnwood Cemetery
TECH
H. L Strickland
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Lima
Peru
Striekland
Gwinnett County
Laredo
Mexico
Mexican National Railway
Babeck & Wilcox Company
South America
J H Bruct
Petal
Panama
San Francisco
Petrel
Mare Jnland Navy Yard
David Warheld
the Grand
Warfield
Bijou
New York
Critica
Simon Levi
David Belasco
Belasco
Tta
Marie Bates
Marla Davis
Dugene Canfield
Willam Boas
Stokes Gullivan
Charles Chappelle
Eva Randolph
Maud Beckwith
Marion Kilby
Louise Parker
Edward Racey
Blancha Walah
Blanche Waleh
Muslova Wagenhals & Kemper
Grand
Harry Clay Blaney
Pacific
Stx Times
Ing Black Hougs No
Manila
Waltham
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
State Library
Orphine
Europe
Chariien Thompson
China
India
St. Jams Boolety
Brouejous
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Broad Street
Ann
Col. Lar Ag
Patterson
Auburn
Sqboard Air Line
South Carolina
Willophia Ledger
Ware ‘Co
Toledo
Hari
Auto Toys
Te National Safe
Leider Safe
Globe Safe
Avalon
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