Charity Day charity event in NE churches at Red Mons whwim
Charity day in NE indies of Catn Me churches plans a charity event at Red Mons whwim on tonteil iwenie Teginnus earthy tha morning 2 yor frail and 10 UbIS ex ning for the ben eft of St Josephs fortemirs. Gelichtett linner will re served from July 30 lock and ciaveters pp rina ty 1 f. th afr rtnen the ehitiven with the entertene at au. ivy the This chimty ler sa gen reais pal ronige oT tl lidis i Farge hive worked шулай ty m ke the day a Seessf il cae.
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Red Mons
Tonteil
Beneft
St Josephs Fortemirs
Gelichtett Linner
Lock and Ciaveters
Valentine Ball Seeks Future Plans and Prominent Guests
A Valentine Ball hosted at Walk re hall drew invitations from notable figures across the state. Guests included Mr and Mrs James HooWauk r and many others, with Mrs Rankins unmarrd friends in attendance. The evening featured a six handed progressive euchre and Valentine themed decor, aiming to celebrate St Valentine’s Day with community entertainment.
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Vrs
Vrs Lows Woachiey
Scofield
Lizzie Sloftelm
Micon
Bannie Lamar
Rankins
St Vaentines
Valentine Carus
Gordon Donaldson Wedding to Be Brilliant Affair
The Gordon Donaldson wedding, to be conducted by Dr White of Second Baptist, will occur this evening at 8 at Mrs William Dickson's residence with Mrs Gordon as the bride's near relative. Colonel John B Donaldson will serve as best man. twenty guests attend. a late train to Mexico follows a refined supper.
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John B Donaldson
Otlesk
Southern Society
White
Second Baptist Church
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Gordon
Louise . Gor
Yes
Byron Bower
Bainbridge
Colonel Donaldson
Ms Bride
Maextco
Qirl Gordon
Valentines and gown clad guests fill elegant gathering
A social event featured Goosa miniature valentines and a delicious dish at Le selale. Lace gowns and silk dresses graced the guests including Mrs Rankin, Mrs Manley, and Mrs Cowan of Knoxville. Many attendees listed with Miss Julia Bay, Miss Lena Swift, and Mrs H G Miner among them. The evening opened with entertainment and a luncheon, celebrated as one of the best of the week. Local residents and visitors from Conyers, Macon, and Savannah attended, with invitations issued for a card party to honor Miss Scofield of Macon.
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Wiss
North Carolina
Besde Shin
Besde Shin and the Deviation A Point Inve Hanckerchef
Frances Walter
Wliss Sconeld
Macon
Miss Randolph
Holins Randolph
Voss Marie Nishet
Savannah
Dres
Ben
Laura Goin
George Wonship
Goosa
Leselale
Valentine Tigures
Nowers
Funny
Brigy
Mrs Rankin
Mrs Manley
Mrs Cowan
Knoxville
Julia Bayi
Susan Calhoun
Sian
Pde
Wisy
Lena Swift
Mise
Tuli Henkin
Dans Boar
Lynn Werver
Mirman Cox
Db Williams
Mon Iurson Vwuimas
Harden
Deisey and
Me Willis Buran
Maron Bignon
Savannah Visx
Scofield
Lens MC Simmons
Knoxy
Margaret Gelgher Thas
Miss Kenan and Lizzie Scofield at Georgian social
Fragmentary notes describe a series of social entertainments and visits in Atlanta. Miss Kenan and Miss Lizzie Scofield are guests with numerous young ladies entertained at bowling and cards, and several dinners hosted by Mrs Ragin, Miss Glover, and Mrs Cimrenes Houston. The Day program and local civic meetings are listed, including a Georgia Day observance and a Baptist trustees gathering.
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Wiss Kenit
Walter Price
New Jor Se
Charles Godfrey
Piedmont
Lieutenant Carroll Drowned Off Panay Coast
A cable from General Davis reports First Lieutenant Thwin F Carroll, passenger on the transport Tbaden from Manila to Tetle, went missing at 5 am January 33 on the Panay coast and was drowned after falling overboard. He was the son of Colonel Henry Carrel U.S. Army retired of San Bernardino, California.
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Angel for serious incident in St Lewsebruary rail yard
Charles Gourles the Black slayer of Rogie Higgins died in a related incident in the rail yard. The event drew several hundred persons to witness the proceedings and the fallout from the confrontation.
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St Lewsebruary
Charles Gourles
Rogie Higgins
Coffee's Place Man Tells Of Pure Food Coffee Benefits
A physician from Hendersons Cross Roads recounts his severe health decline from coffee and his recovery after switching to Postum. He describes headaches, gut distress, weight loss, vertigo, hair graying, and nervous exhaustion, then notes rapid improvement, appetite return, weight gain to 188 pounds, and relief from rheumatism. He urges Postum as a safer stimulant, alongside calls to replace coffee in medical practice.
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Namie
Pastum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Coca Cola Case Goes to Trial in Tax Dispute
The Coca Cola Company sues internal revenue over war revenue taxes of more than 2900 tied to a beverage preparation. The trial before Judge Newman centers on res adjudicata with the government arguing two suits differ. Four medical experts testify Coca Cola is a medicinal preparation while the company contests that claim.
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Arnold & Arnold
Five Left Five Percent Sale of Foulards At Grand
Five remaining foulards are described as part of a sale at The Grand store. The brief note mentions patterns and a 5 percent figure connected to the promotion, with references to Mick J Morrison. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Officer Covington Dies After Brain Fever Attack
Officer Covington of the City Police dies at his residence on 201 East Georgia Avenue after a two week illness. A 33 year old, he joined the force in 1897 and served as call officer for many years. He leaves a wife and child, was active in Knights of Pythias and other orders, and was highly esteemed by the police board. The funeral, under Knights of Pythias, will be held tomorrow at 7 o clock from the Georgia Avenue Baptist church with Dr Landrum and Dr Kelty officiating.
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Georgia Avenue
Covington
Capital
Odd Yellows
Atlanta
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Paliea
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W W Landrum
Kelty
William Redmond released from jail in Ireland
William Redmond McP was freed after serving half his term for refusing bail linked to an incendiary speech at Wexford. He said he did not know why he was released and criticized the government for three months’ detention, asserting his support for the speech and calling for Dublin Castle to be cleared out.
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William Redmond McP
Wexford
Redmond
Ireland
Bublin Castle
Bank Robbery Hits Cambridge in Snowbound Capture
Four men robbed the First National Bank at Cambridge about 1:90 this morning and, with little time to hide it, were tracked by a posse through deep snow to a barn two miles east. They were found under straw and jailed. identities pending examination. no money recovered yet.
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First National Bank
LOCKED ON COMMERCE BILL NO AGREEMENT REACHED
Washington February 3 the senate and house conferees on the bill creating the department of commerce held their first conference but adjourned without agreement The house insisting on placing the Interstate commerce commission under the new department and the senate seeking its elimination dominated the session The conferees will meet again tomorrow and aims to resolve differences on the trust control provision and other points
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Senate
Washington
Department of Commerce
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Supreme Court Reverses Itself in Black Sheriff Case
In Geneva County Alabama on February 3 the Alabama Supreme Court reversed its prior ruling in George F Black v B F Pate. Black the Democratic sheriff contends the decision should restore him to office. The court grants Black the office after rehearing and overturns its own previous decree.
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Montromers Ala
George F Black
B F Pate Black Ie
Geneva County
Pate
Black
Supreme Court
Steel Trust directors report large unfilled orders and stock subscriptions
A meeting of United States Steel Corporation directors announced record unfilled bookings totaling about 1,520,000 tons. Stock subscriptions under the profit sharing plan closed January 31 with 27,633 subscribers for 5,112 Class T shares and varied support across Class C F D G A. The board allotted 90 percent to Class T and portions to other classes per subscription.
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United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Board of Directors
Era of Progress and Prosperity in Atlanta Described
A New York Sunday piece from January 1993 touts Atlanta's development in industry and resources. It highlights growth in the city’s economy and mentions the John McMiller Company on New Marietta Street as part of Atlanta’s commercial expansion.
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