Canvass Begins for Cordon Fund Memorial in Atlanta
In Atlanta and across Georgia, committees appointed by President W L Calhout ona mobilize for subscriptions for a memorial fund to General Jim B Gordon. Seven ward committees will split into subcommittees to canvass and report weekly to the central executive at the Piedmont hotel. Treasurer Thornton of Neal Loan and Banking Company accepts subscriptions. about $1000 already pledged.
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Atlanta
Jim B Gordon
W. L. Calhout Ona
Fta
Piedmont
Allanta
Georgia
Ward
Willam F Parkhurst
HK Maddox
John A Hynas
W OH Brotherton
James L. Mayson
John NM Harwell
W. R. Joyner
C Trott
Lutl
Frank BM. Myers
Durham
Landrum
H Hulsey
AC Bruce
Arnold Broyles
W. W Draper
Joseph Jacobs
J W Fogush, Sr
L. P Thomas
John
Prather
G S Prior
EB Orburn
A J West
Cheirmas
R. Maddox
WP. Ellis
Charles
Azmalt
L. Peel
Thornton
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Gordon Camp Resolves on Confederate General Gordon
Gordon Camp No 46 United Sons of Confederate Veterans adopts resolutions on General Gordon death. The misspelled text honors his war leadership from Gettysburg to Appomattox and praises his peace time wisdom and patriotism.
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Jonn B
Gorton
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Haa
Gordon
Potomac
Maryland
Gettysburg
Robert EB Lee
Appomattox
Good Prospect For New League In Savannah
The South Atlantic Ball League nears completion with clubs posting payments and managers signing players. Savannah works to finalize a complete team while plans for Sunday games widen attendance and revenue, as President Boyer prepares to base headquarters in February.
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Savannah
South Atlantic Ball League
Boyer
Hagerstown
Oth
Jacksonville
Macon
Bayer
Charleston
Ashenback
Aim Grim
Cincincati
Ina
LaRocque
Birmingham
Conrad Welsh
Chrkey Frink
New Orleans
Welsh
LaRocqus
Ashendack
Isle of Palma
Thunderbolt
Gata
Goode M Guerry
Savannah Morning News
Ted Sullivan
Old Hats Cleaned and Reshaped at 283 Whitehall Street
Bussey offers cleaning dyeing and reshaping of old hats and Panama hats into late styles. Prices vary by work done. Located at 283 Whitehall Street.
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Bussey
Panama
Whitehall Street
Big Reunion Planned by Captain Heard in St Louis
Captain W J Heard plans a large Heard and McGhee family reunion in St Louis during July at the St Louis Purchase Exposition. He reports years of work toward assembling possibly the world’s largest family gathering with 900 camps, barbecues, amusements, and publicity support from the exposition department.
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W. J Heard
Heard
MccGhee
W J Heard
McGhee
St Louis Purchase Exposition
St Lews
St Louis
Department of Publicity
St Louis Purchase
Excellent Week At The Grand And Bijou
The Grand presents The Earl of Pawtucket with Lord Cardington and Miss Harriet Fordyce in a comedy of disguises and love set in Europe and New York. Sadie Martignet leads the New York Lyceum troupe in Excellency the Governor at the Grand with praise from The Mall and Express. The Bijou showcases For Her Sake a Russian melodrama with John Drew in The Second in Command, noted for military uniforms and strong cast.
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Earl of
Pawtucket
Augustus Thomas
Lord Cardington
Europe
Loth
Engishmas
Hls
Montgomery Putnam
Miss Fordyce
Sadie Martinet
Grand
New York Lyceum
Empire
Higa
Lyceum
London
Alberta
Tfe
Russia
Si- Dera
Carpenter
John Drew
Kittingham
Tenth Dragoons
Mme Adelina Patti
Margaret Dale
Miss Marie Pette's Rise in The Earl of Pawtucket
Miss Marie Pette’s rising fame unfolds as she earns acclaim for portraying Har net Fordyce in The Earl of Pawtucket, a successful American comedy. The readable fragment notes her evident progress in the theatrical profession.
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Marse Pettes
Harnet Fordyce
the Earl of
Pawtucket
Sorene at the Grand for Two Nights and Matinee
Sorene arrives at the Grand for two nights and a Wednesday matinee starting Tuesday. Critics praise Miss Fettes for her leading role, noting her southern roots from Charleston and strong performances in New York and Boston.
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Sorene
Miss Fettes
Charleston SC
New York
Boston
Miss Pettes
Miss Fettes Captures Favor With Natural Stage Presence
Indy theatergoers recall Miss Fettes for her naturalness and beauty, aided by charm of manners. She has attracted admirers and secured a bright future after patiently awaiting opportunity. She previously supported farces of Broadhurst type, earning favorable recollection in Atlanta.
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Oupy Indy
Atlanta
Miss Fettes
Brosd- Hurst
Wendling to Speak on Mirabeau at the Grand
Hon George Ro Wendling arrived in Avanta aboard the Georgia Railroad and will deliver tonight a historical lecture on Mirabeau and the French Revolution at the Grand for the Atlanta Lecture Association. The manager praises the Columbia reception as the finest lecture heard.
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Wendling
Grand
George Ro Wendling
Avanta
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Columbia
Mancoger Vere
Gublis
Orators Ingersoll Cook Wendling The Musical Programme
A historical note praises Ingersoll Cook and Wendling as powerful orators who embody the era’s moral and religious focus. Wendling is highlighted for his clear style and polished delivery. The evening features Lilly’s orchestra performing a musical program starting promptly at 8 o’clock.
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Ingersoll
Cook
Wendling
Everett and Channing
Bofolock
Lilly
Fisher Water Colors Auction Closes Today at Thurmonds Gallery
The Fisher collection of water colors and drawings continues this morning at Thurmonds Gallery on Whitehall Street after a final day sale began Saturday. Mr Fisher oversees the sale and describes each piece as it is placed on the easel, with plans to dispose of remaining works. A large crowd is expected as this last auction day proceeds.
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Fisher
Ioelock
Thurmonds Gallery
Whitehall Street
Esse
TRY TO RESUME OPERATIONS GUARDS AROUND MILLS AT ETNA PA
Fires at three mills in Etna Pa sparked a strike that has lasted weeks. Authorities plan to start operations tomorrow under guard. About 200 striking workers oppose Negro labor and threaten job action. Moorhead Bros bar mill in Sharpsburg may see workers return with a 20 percent pay cut.
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Ttna
Pittsburg
Spang Challant Company
Etna
Stike
Coal and Iron
Moorhead Bros Mills
Sharpsburg
Hogan Heard Couple Wed in Canton Forsyth County
Paul Hogan and Miss Alice Heard married this morning at the vintry home of Mrs M P Heard in Forsyth county Canton. The groom, son of Dr T W W Hogan, holds a responsible position with the Canton cotton mill. The bride is a leading Forsyth county young woman, sister of H A Heard. The couple will be in Canton after tomorrow to receive friends. More marriages are booked in Canton in the near future.
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Canton
Fuure
Weather forecast for multiple states with cold overtones
The forecast covers Georgia North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Alabama Western Florida Miscassapi and Louisiana. Monday shows fair to chilly conditions with colder northwest regions, Tuesday turns generally fair with fresh northwest winds. Eastern Florida is somewhat colder Monday and Tuesday with northwest winds.
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Washington
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Miscassapi
Louisiana
Porida
Baxter & Co Failure Sparks National Speculation
The Baxter Company failure prompts questions about cotton speculation and regional resilience. Southern farmers are urged to reinvest cautiously as executives in multiple cities pledge prompt handling of deals despite the closing of the principal New York office. Legal actions in Atlanta seek a receiver while southern representatives discuss settlements, with Athens reporting only small losses.
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America
New York
Maurice Strakosch
Amelia
Strakosch
Brigno
Americe
Carlotta
Carlo
Gottschalk Brignolt
Marlo
Vieuxtemps
Clara Tousse Kellogg
Anna Loulae Carey
Mme Parepa
Campanini
Patti
Grand
Baxter Company
Prandh
Eouth
Cantor Adams & McIntyre
Eays
A. Baxter & Co
W T Newman
Athens
Baxter & Co
Dunn
Cotton stock means wealth in Columbus cotton mills
Columbus Ga January 31 Special mill managers say raw cotton on hand could yield higher profits than yearly earnings. Most mills hold cotton to last until fall, bought early at 9 to 10 cents. One roll with $500000 capitalization could net about $76000 profit if sold. Mills unlikely to sell stock despite high prices.
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Columbus
Big Cotton Sale At West Point For One Lot
West Point on January 31 reports one of the largest cotton sales of 900 bales to RL Freeman for Lanette mills at 15 12 cents per pound totaling 57500. Merchants sold cotton at high prices with little left in warehouses as street market posted 15 cents. Farmers with cotton in storage rejected that price despite strong demand.
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Athens
West Point
RL Freeman
Lanette
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Cordon Fund
Gordon Monument Association
South
Southland
Angels of God
Shepard Bryan
Charrrono
Hollins
Randolph
Walter T Colquitt
Narvey Phillies
Broyles
Gordon Camp
Aroundtab Aero, Beane Cluett, Peabody A CO
Clistt
Monarch Bbirts
Aarphive
ST. Louis
Marie Pettes
Marie Pattes
Earl of Pawtucket Company
Wending
George R. Wendling
Baxter
Columbus Mills
Aone
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall ST
Haynes & Mellichamp Diamond Palace
Haynes & Mellichamp
Ats
Peachtree ST
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century
Columbus mi
Milla
EC Griffin
Gate City
Austell
Brown & Allen
Ars
E. CG
Willincham & CO
Sci Fiore
Niewspapre Hrchiv
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