Barrow 10 Acts as Chancellor as Trustes Consider Next Steps
Trustees in Atlanta plan careful deliberation on selecting a new chancellor to replace the late Water B. Hill. Professor David C. Barrow will continue as acting chancellor during Hill’s illness, with a June meeting expected to name a faculty member to sign diplomas and choose two new chancellors. The piece recounts how Walter B. Hull’s rise to the post began after Emory College leadership changes and Park, Dessau, and others urged his candidacy.
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Emory
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Macon
State University
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Georgia Bar Association
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Iran
Georgia
Furious Fighting Resolves Chronic Ailments with Elec tric Therapy
George W. Hoffman of Harper Washington recounts seven year battle with stomach and chronic ailments. He credits Electric Itera with curing his diseases, praising the treatment and recommending it to others. The product is sold by druggists at 50 cents per bottle under a guarantee.
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George W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
Bettie
Woman fatally shot dies after accident on street
Mrs. Margaret Rainwater, shot in the thigh on Marleta street near Wallon, died yesterday morning at 10 oclock in a private sanitarium. She lived at Blandtown ten miles from the city on Seabound Air Lane railroad. Initial suspicion fell on Henry Clarke, a negro, but he was released for lack of evidence. Funeral arrangements not announced. body at Barclay & Brandon's undertaking establishment.
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Margaret Rainwater
Rainwater
Blandtown
Air Lane
Marleta Street
Wallon Street
Henry Clarke
Barclay & Brandon
Telephones in Boston and Glasgow Highlight Public Revenue
In Boston annual phone access costs 162 dollars, while Glasgow city owned phones net 108000 dollars yearly for the public purse. The text hints at lessons from old world and Russian influences in an interwoven feature in Everybody's, mentioning January Sweeyoodyys Bingerine and coats.
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Glasgow
Russell
Bond Expert Locates Here In Atlanta Hire
4 J Spencer of Cincinnati Ohio a renowned bond expert has been named manager of the bonding department at the Robinson Humphrey Company and will arrive in Atlanta January 1 to head the unit He brings extensive experience from Sensongood Mayer and Denison Prior Co and predicts a decade of rapid growth for southern bond business.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Business College
General Electric Company
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Washington
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South
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Friendless in Death Funeral Paid For by Public Subscription
Margaret Rainwater died after a Christmas Eve assault by a drunken man. With no family, Barclay mission members raise funds for a pauper’s funeral, seeking a dignified burial away from a nameless grave. Contributions requested through John F Barclay.
Funeral for Chancellor Walter B in Athens
The interment in Athens was conducted by F N Besue and Isaac Hopkins with many educators and friends in attendance. Flowers from university organizations and alumni groups filled the chapel as the casket rested on the stage. The service included hymns Lead Kindly Light and Rise My Soul and a prayer by Dr Isaac S Hopkins before a large, simple burial in the cemetery.
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Macoh Bar Association
M Snelling
Misa May Walden
T. Mech
Telegrams of sympathy for Chancellor Hill stream in from states
A lengthy list from Atlanta to New York and Savannah dated December 28 29 1905 expresses deep condolences for the death of Chancellor Hill. Messages from Georgia Augusta Macon Savannah Atlanta and New York praise his leadership and impact on education with personal and state level grief.
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Hill
Atanta
J M. Terrell
Atlanta
Logan E. Bleckley
New York
Edwin A Alderman
South
Edgar Gardner Murphy
Charles J. Phabody
Augusta Ga
H. Calloway
Chancellor Hill
Athens
Wallach Buttrick
McDaniel
University
Henry D. McDaniel
Qheraw
Mathewson
James M. Edwards
Georgia
John
Lyman Habl
Savannah
T. N
Denmark
Hil
Margus’w. Beck
Macon
Weoh Kilpatrick
Danville
Dudley M
Hughis
Ain Shouked
Lou Hive
WR Uammond
Augusta
Hasbana Tet
Ang
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Bavannay
Thos
Meageville
Joel T Daves
Georgia Str ¢ Industrial College
R R Wright
Julia
Oswald Villard
M J Verdeby
S Valdosta
HL J
Covington
Porayth
Monton College
Mts
CG HS Jackson
Tuskegee, Ala
Edward VM. Shepard
Richmond
R J Willingham
Valdosta
Donmark
Boykin Wright
Greansboro
Georga
Charles Deciver
P. W. Meldrim
Walter B Hill Memorial Hall proposed at University of Georgia
The Athens Banner editorial urges naming the new Young Men's Christian Association gymnasium on the UGA campus as Walter B Hill Memorial Hall. It notes Hill’s leadership in education and Christian youth work, and recounts widespread condolences from Georgia educators and friends. The plan followed a suggested alumni fund of forty thousand dollars for the building, to honor a beloved chancellor who passed before its completion.
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Young Men's
Christan Association
Alaroni
Alumni Young Men's Christian Association
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Young Mens Christian Association
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Walter B Hl
Young Men's ‘Christian Association
Hill
Funeral Honors for Confederate Hero Captain William Fuller
Captain William A. Fuller died Thursday at his Washington Street home. Rev Dr John B. White led simple services at his residence with a large turnout of friends. Flowers from Atlanta Confederate Veterans and the Saturday Night Club adorned the casket. He was escorted to Oakland cemetery by Atlanta camp No 159 veterans. A vast crowd attended the burial as the community mourns the loss of a revered Confederate veteran and Christian gentleman.
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Washington Street
John BD. White
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
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Saturday Night Club
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Lilien Todd
First Baptist Church
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Jesus
Edmund W Martin
Clair Howell Jr
A J McBridae
Stewart Arnold Broyles
G Wn Stewart
T C Irwin
C P Goree
Atlanta Camp No 159
Oakland Cemetery
Henry Hillyer
Anthony Morphy
W L Hardin
William A Hansell
Mark A Hardin
Thompson H Jones R
Mw Clayton Charles D'Alvigny
Benjamin Fabboit
On Hawkes
Amos Fox
A. J Haygood
Death Penalty for Two Negroes in Gadsden Alabama
In Gadsden Alabama on December 23 Jack Hunter and Vanee Garner both colored were hanged in the county jail for the murder of Mrs Jane Smith, a white woman. Will Johnson, also colored, was reprieved by the governor to February 9. Hunter confessed on the scaffold, Garner denied involvement, and Hunter claimed Mrs Smith was strangled with his act. Hunter thanked white people for sparing him from greater violence.
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Murmer
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Jane Smith
Will Johnson
Vi Dence
Garner
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Smith
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