Visiting Guests and Christmas Festivities in Atlanta
An Atlanta society column details a Christmas gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Warren English honoring Mrs. Louise Sindden Brown of Nashville and Miss Mabel Wrong of St Louis. Festivities featured a Budgs game, an elegant supper, and lush decorations in red and green with tropical florals, bay trees, and ornate mantels. Additional items note upcoming entertaining by the Doughty sisters, cotillion plans for Miss Louise Pope, and numerous tea, party, and social events among local families and visitors through early January 1908.
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James Warren English
Louise
Sindden Brown
Nashville
Mabel Wrong
St. Lois
Budgs
Bupper
Englis
Brown
Holiday Visits And Farewells In The City
Local social notes show Dr and Mrs J A Wis hosting a funeral in Rome. Miles O Connor and families plan Christmas in Atlanta while Horace Lanier travels from New York to West Point. Miles Sheehan returns from Europe, Frank Ridley Jr joins LaGrange holidays, Martha Heard visiting from Louisiana. Guests include Mrs Robert Lester, Mrs W M Gordon, Ruth Allen and Elizabeth Jemison. Edmund K Stella of New York and Cincinnati hosted by Col and Mrs Lowry. George Eben Russ and family in town. Maddoxs leaving for Nashville for holidays.
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Horace Lanier
New York
West Point
Miles Tsahel Sheehan
Europe
Frank Ridley, Jr
LaGrange
Robert E. Lester
Thomasville
W. M. Gordon
Columbus
Ruth, Allen
Elizabeth Jemison
Birmingham
Hugh M. “Willet
Prentiss Reed
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Hig
Robert J. Lowry
Capital City Club
Edmund K. Stella
Cincinnati
George Eben Russ
St. Mary’s Pa
City
Robert F. Maddox
Nashville
Handwritten Promotion for Gold Glasses and Custom Case
Jno L Moore and Sons offer a holiday sale at 42 N Broad St Pruden Har Building. Free with every purchase, a handsome Chetelaine Case printed with your name in gold leaf. Limited time offer during the holidays.
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Jno
L, Moore & Sons
Broad St
Pruden- Har
Mad Chase for Health Ends with New Life Pills
In a sensational plea the ad claims readers swing from faddism to health reform. It urges eating properly and keeping bowels regular with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles at 25e and guarantees a quick cure at any drug store.
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Dr. King
Quiet Christmas Promised by Atlanta Police Chief
Chief Jennings of the Atlanta police department promises a quiet Christmas for the city. He has read city code sections on disorder to watches and urged vigilance. Twenty-one extra officers are on duty, with shifts for morning, day, and evening watches to maintain order.
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Jennings
Death of Mrs Gus Castle in Atlanta
Mrs Gua Castle wife of bicycle dealer Gus Castle died at St Joseph Infirmary after a two month illness. She was 37 and survived by her husband and two daughters from a previous marriage. Funeral at 241 East Georgia Avenue Sunday at 2 pm with Rev J E Snow. interment Westview. Christy calendars advertised at John M Miller Co 39 Marietta Street.
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St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Ilness
Gua Castle
Atlanta
St. Joseph Infirmary
Scott to Run for Governor Mississippi Leader Plans Candidacy
Jackson Miss December 22 Special Hon Charles Scott a lawyer and foremost planter of Mississippi will probably enter the race for the governorship at the next election He says he has given serious thought to the matter and has received encouragement and unsolicited requests to use his name in connection with the office He would value the honor of governing his native state and would run for the office for the honor it represents
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Charles Scott
Scott
Mr. Scott
Firemen Present Chief with Diamond Wing Ring at Christmas
Children of the fire department enjoyed Santa Claus yesterday as Chief Joyner received a diamond wing ring from department members. Lowry Arnold delivered the presentation praising the chief, amid a festive Christmas tree event organized by the chief and Mrs. Joyner. Santa inspector Maton Sharpe played Santa, the tree glittered with bulbs, and youngsters received thoughtful gifts.
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Fire Department
Santa Claus
Joyner
Tisa
Lowry Arnold
Arnold
Nicholas
Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Cincinnati Resident
Prominent Cincinnati citizen WM Davis testifies the Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure greatly relieved his catarrh and asthma after trial in Chattanooga. Company asserts many similar cures and offers a prepaid one month treatment by mail for 1.00. Beverly Calendars and distribution details noted at Marietta Street store.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eclipse Medlee and Manufacture, Co
Atlanta
Chattanoog
Aion 1
Total’ Eclipse
Total Eclipse
WM. Davis
Davie
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co
Gz. P. O
Holiday reduced round trip fares by Western & Atlantic and N C St L Ry
Railroads announce low holiday rates for teachers students and general public. One and one third fares plus 25 cents apply for round trips during Christmas New Year period. Tickets valid Dec 16 24 for teachers and students with final limit Jan 8 1906. Public sale Dec 22 31 and Jan 1 with final limit Jan 4 1906. Chas E Harman, General Passenger Agent.
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Western & Atlantic E
Chas. E. Harman
Penas Served in Florida Land Sale Suit
Tallahassee Florida December 22 Subpenas were served on trustees of the internal improvement fund in an injunction suit brought by Tallahassee Southeastern railway to stop use of funds from the sale of about 110000 acres in Taylor and Lafayette counties now held in escrow at the First National Bank of Tallahassee. Defendants must show cause January 23 before Judge John Malone why the injunction should not be granted. Officer Wounds Antony Broughton in Pineville Kentucky December 2 Antony Broughton was shot and perhaps fatally wounded today by Assistant Chief of Police Joel Smith during an arrest attempt. Smith fired twice with one bullet hitting Broughton’s stomach and the other hitting the gate in the hand. Bradley Smith, son of the Snaps, was killed at the same spot on October 30. Joel Smith surrendered to authorities.
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Tallahassee
Antony Broughton
Pineville
Joel Smith
Smith
Broughton
Bradley Smith
Sna P
Savage Opera Company
Savage
German Students Elect New Leaders in New York
At the annual meeting of the society of former German university students held in New York yesterday Dr. Hugo Switzer was elected president and Dr. Carl Beck the retiring head was named honorary president. Prince Henry of Prussia was accepted as honorary member and Dr. George Wheeler Hinman of Chicago was elected to membership.
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New York
Hugo Switzer
Carl Beck
Prince Henry of
Prussia
George Wheeler Hinman
Chicago
Fire destroys Busch egg plant in Oklahoma City
A fire destroyed the Oklahoma Tea and Brewing Company cold storage plant in Oklahoma City, owned by Adolphus Busch of St Louis, housing 7 000 cases of eggs. Losses total 75 600. A meat wagon driver was arrested and charged with setting the blaze.
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Oklahoma
City
O. T
Oklahoma Tea and Brewing Company
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Olsen Issues Open Challenge Seeks World Wrestler
Charles Olsen, famed for defeating Onotfone and James Parr, declares an open challenge to any wrestler worldwide with no weight limit as he contends for the world middleweight title. A separate stock news note reports a New York seat on the exchange selling for 93 000 dollars.
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Olsen
Asheville
N. C
Charles Olsen
Onotfone
James Parr
New York
Stock Exchange
Classified Ads Inspire Business Connections in Everybody's
The advertisement text invites readers to buy or sell, join a venture, or pursue employment in Everybody's Magazine. It promotes a new idea to unite the right people and highlights that Everybody's serves as a universal platform.
Florence Roberts at Grand in Ann LaMont engagement
Florence Roberts headlines the Grand with Ann LaMont a new modern problem play by Paul Armstrong in her first south and east tour here. The cast includes Max Figman Lucius Henderson and Lucile Yorke with a strong supporting company as the audience awaits the Savage Opera Company next.
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the Grand
Florence Roberts
Ann LaMont
Paul Armstrong
Hudson Theater
New York
Bohemia
Armstrong
Miss Roberts
Max Figman
Lucius Henderson
Northrup
Hubert McWade
Clifor Leigh
David R. Young
Wilbur Haison
Lucile ‘Yorke
Norah Lamison
Florence Robinson
Mer
Bodies to be sent home from Diaz amid bandit killings
The state department has ordered telegram instructions to the U S consular agent at Diaz Mexico to obtain and return to Philadelphia the bodies of two Americans Rutherford and Mutrick slain near Diaz by bandits.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Agena
Diaz
Mexico
Philadelphia
Rutherford
Mutrick
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Printup
Whitehall Street
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West Point, Ga
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Mount Airy
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Forrest Avenue
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L. H. Ledsinger
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A J. Hinton
Greenville
Edward English
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Edward Fortson
Harry Phillips
Zoffel Quillenstein
John Chisholm
Charleston
W. L. Peel
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Gity
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Montgomery
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Savannah
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Carnegie Library
Frank E. Jenkins
D. D
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Qutiink
Alabama
J. A. Wis
Miles O'Conner
Jars. Long
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Louisiana
Piedmont
Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Jessica
Gus Castle
Christy
John .M. Miller Co.'s
Marietta Street
Ruw
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta St
Everybody's Magazine
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Eiseman & Weil
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LDS Hotel Hi
Terminal
Mitchell Street
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Charles E. Blaney
Pacific
South
Crankshaw’s
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century Building
Whitehall
Haynes & Mellichamp’s
Diamond Palace
North Broad Street
P. H. Snook Furn. Co
Barclay & Brandon's
H. C. Bagley
Bolling H. Jones
Joe Hurt
John 8
Candier
W. Plane
W. J. Peabody
R. EB. Park
B. L. Willingham
North Broad
Baptist Publication
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Robert
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Hide Sarmplec and
Enlimitenen
J. M. High CO
Carpect Retail
Stura
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