Santa Cluas Cake Event Delights Atlanta Children
Fifteen hundred poor children will gather at the Fire Department Headquarters at 2 PM for a Christmas celebration. Santa Claus will rise from a four foot diameter cake on a stage, delivering gifts from fire department members as the crowd watches. A limited abundance of candy fruit and shoes fill sacks for the youngsters and city firefighters’ families join in the festivities.
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Santa Claua
Fire Department
Santa Claus
Atlanta
Santa Clara
C. P. Cracker
Steve Postel
Nunnaly Bros
M. M. Turner
Joyner
Macon Sharpe
Chief Joyner
Young Bride Burned to Death Near Rutherfordton NC
Mrs Mary Trull of Dunns-Tore Buncombe county was burned to death by a camp fire last night about 53 miles from her home on the Asheville road. She and her husband, married 23 days, were traveling from Gherryvilla to Dunnamore to establish a new home. They built a large fire, slept nearby, and Mrs Trull's clothing caught fire, leaving her burned to death.
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Rutherfordton
Mary Trull
Dunns- Tore
Buncombe County
Asheville Road
Gherryvilla
Dunnamore
Trull
Christmas Gifts For Girls High School Fifty Plus Attendees
Seventy children gathered in Browning hall for the annual Christmas tree exercises at Girls High School. Presents from all over the city filled gift-laden trees as seniors and teachers distributed items. the day featured a 40-voice chorus, an instrumental solo, and the Ruggles Family dialogue. The event, attended by over 500 students and many friends, concluded with the president Miss Susie Parks addressing attendees and distributing gifts.
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Browning Hall
Hoys’ High School
Mallon Barlety
Misa Susie Park
Ruggles
Waa
Highlands
Carolyn Westmoreland
Blue Bells of
Scotland
Viola Montsalvatge
Hatthe Hunter
Inez McKinney
Elsa Stahl
Lute Keeling
Elizabeth Burke
Willia Miler Leonard Wise Barnes Johnson
Harry Reed Osborne
Muslc
Katla Matthews
Susie Parks
West End School Cornerstone Layed in Grand Ceremony
Mayor Evan Howell spoke at the West End cornerstone event on People's Street near Gordon. Grand Master Max Meyerhardt and a large Mason contingent assisted as about six hundred West End children sang and the twelve room brick school was announced to be built in coming months to serve the neighborhood for years.
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West End
People's Street
Gordon
Howell
Max Meyerhardt
Rome
Evan Howell
Hamilton Douglas
Board of Education
Atlanta
West End School
Will Blaton
Grand Lodge
F Blaton
B. C Davis
Howill
D W. Winburn
L P Stephens
HB P Burne
Bc, Davis
Lake Shore Declares Dividend
Lake Shore rail line directors declare a four percent semi annual dividend. The prior rate was three and two thirds percent. The announcement comes from New York on December 23.
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Lake Shore
New York
Thunder Taken From Committee Over Juvenile Probation Measure
The city council quarrel centers on Councilman Key shifting the probation ordinance from the ordinance committee to council. The move spurs speculation about political shifts, possible delays until 1904, and impacts on Key, Winn, and the mayoral race.
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James I. Kay
Ordinance Committee
Key
Atlanta
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Winn
Councilman
Harwell
Key Ang City
Mayson
Council
Courtland § Winn
Koy
Ja Seld
Ordinance
J S Anderson Dies Here Prominent NC Politician and Farmer
J S Anderson a well known farmer stock dealer and former NC House member from Hayesville passed away in a private sanatorium after a three week illness. He served in the Confederate army as a captain and was a Mason and Methodist. He leaves a wife and three children. funeral and burial will be in North Carolina.
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Hayesville
N. C
J. 8
Anderson
North Carolina
Ifnycaville
Clayton County
House of Representatives of
Anderson Seaves
D L. Anderson
Methodiat Church
Thla Church
Tolstoi Resurrection at the Grand in Atlanta
The Grand presents Tolstoy’s Resurrection as an unflinching study of sin and redemption. The Atlanta production stars Blanche Welsh as Katusha and Alexander Von Mitze as the Prince, with strong company support.
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Tolstols
London
New York
Atlanta
Count Tolstoi
Mary Magdalena
Tolstof
Avery
Bas Pelef
Dimitri
Katusha
Masleva
Biberia
Maalova Igetill
Tolsto
Big Tims
Tolstoi
Georgia
Russia
T. Petersburg
Blanche Welsh
Katushi
Maslova
Alexander von Mitze
Wil- Naw Wadaworth
Charles Drovett
Jessie Halph
Tolato
Christmas Story Sparks Bookish Dilemma in Atlanta Store
A prominent Atlanta bachelor shares a Christmas tale of gifting books to women, revealing a pattern that led him to burn his mailing list after years of giving duplicates. He muses that the Carnegie Library should receive donations, noting the futility of gifting books to young ladies. The piece ends with a list of locals registered at Atlanta hotels.
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Atlanta
Santa Claus
de Luxe
Miles Blandish
Moore
Tennyson
Byron
Poe
Shakespeare Shelley Keats
Henaa
Milea Standish
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the Grand
Alan Rogers
Grand Xman
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Imperial Theater
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Ike the Wook
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Mary Marble
John W. Dunne
Marie Fonchanlette
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Thomas M. Bwift
Whew Ga
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Kimball House
EW Gloger
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Lula McMichael
Buent Ye
George A. Foote
Benjamin F Harris
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Chickamanel
F Berkin
Carrollton, Ga
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Birebypara
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