Farewell Dinner Honoring Dr Landrum by The Ten
Dr W W Landrum pastor of Pint Baptist Church in this city, recently invited to pastor Broadway Baptist of Louisville Ky, was honored at an elaborate dinner by The Ten Club at the Piedmont Hotel Atlanta. Thirty intimate friends attended as Governor Terrell presided and toasted Landrum with tributes from judges, professors, and civic leaders. The event featured place cards with portraits, engraved signatures, and a closing cup toast, reflecting a strong sentiment of respect for the guest of honor.
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W W Landrum
Pint Baptist Church
Broadway Baptist Church
Loutavila Ky
Paget of
Nonor
Piedmont Hotel
Lanceum
Merritt
Poetum
Benquet
Taft
Wae
Minater
Reed
William Warren Landrum
Atlanta
Landim
Terrell
Weir
Dddae
Powell
Axeclate
Justica Coure of Appeals
O. Nfot
Grey
Whfon
of_ men
Baca
W Campin
I Berlipen Af Aesta
Tre Benen
Juage
Questa
Sheriff Seeks Mance De Loach in Habeas Corpus Case
Atlanta resident Mance De Loach is wanted by Balls County Sheriff for alleged shooting of two men over a decade ago. Habeas corpus proceedings were begun and a hearing before Judge Reid DeLoach was continued while requisition papers and Governor Barth’s investigation are awaited. DeLoach’s attorney plans to contest the papers as authorities move to transfer him to South Carolina, where he warns he would be killed if tried.
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Mance de Logeh
Atlanta
Reid DeLoach
Lauven
South Carolina
Besfore Jates Reid
Gouth Cars
Barth
DeLosch
Raya
Baby Burned Alive by Little Playmate in Georgia Farm Fire
News from Georgia reports a white woman Mrs Leander Saturday tied her child to a chair near a fireplace to keep warm and accidentally burned the child fatally. The fire damaged the house but the family narrowly escaped with all other belongings intact on the Williams farm.
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Ada
Bolle
of Georgia Railway
Leander
Tattnall
J W Williams
Repousse Silver Revival at Elegant Silver Show
A revival of repousse silver showcases attractive pieces with a rich appearance. The display highlights gracefully shaped items and a large selection of elegant new silver, much of it featuring repousse work.
Negro agent charged with robbing mails in Georgia
Archibald C Brown a negro mail agent on the Atlanta Augusta route is in Fulton county jail charged with robbing mails. Investigators traced two letters with money missing and a later envelope marked money found on a delivery table. Brown was arrested near Augusta after a failed attempt to flee aboard a train and was placed in jail in default of bond.
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Archibald C .Brown
Atlanta
Augusta
Georgia Wad
Fulton County
Archibald
Ron
Secret Service Ten
Maitry
Brown
Redan
Autelde
Bannerman
Barry
Aspun
Plans Under Way for Interurban Lines Promoter Says
J Manses of the Macon street Tailway Mues, promoter of an interurban railway, left yesterday for New York to complete financing for the enterprise. He said new electric lines from Atlanta to Macon and Albany would be built in time to supply power to Central Georgia Power Company’s big plant on the Ocumulges river, according to Lloyd Shoaim.
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Massec
Bison
J Manses
Macon Street
New York
Atlanta
Macon
Albany
Central Georgia Power Company
Lloyd Shoaim
Ocmiulges
Temperance lecture sparks local WCTU chapter in Florence Atkins honor
Mrs Florence Atkins of Nesbville Tennessee delivered an engaging temperance talk at the Methodist church in Wrightsville Georgia last night. An immediate afterword she organized the local chapter of the Woman Christian Temperance Union to be known as the Florence Atkins chapter in her honor.
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Wrightaville
Florence Atkins
Neshville
Tenn
Atzing
Womone Christian Temperance Union
Dam Project Aims to Power Meson and Nearby Cities
A large dam construction plan seeks to supply electricity to Meson and surrounding towns. The project is expected to take about three years to finish and will fund power for lights across the area.
Falls and Death at New Postoffice Building
Two iron workers fell from a derrick on the fifth floor during construction of the new post office in Atlanta. Thomas Wynn, 24, died after being found unconscious and transported to Grady Hospital. Wynn previously lived in Columbus and left a wife and two children. The accident halted work as a smaller derrick failed, causing the boom to drop and strike Wynn. He died within an hour at Atlanta Hospital. Wynn had worked on the project seven months and was active in the National Association of Bridge and Structural Workers.
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Thoma J. S Wynn
Derrick
Scott Street
Columbus
E ‘Twynn
Rodlyi
WM Patterson & Son
Wynn Wesl
Wynn
Howae
Deneath
Grady Hospital
Wysa
Atlanta
Wospstal
National Association of Bridge and Structural Workers
Anton Hoe
Red Man
Odd
Georgia Association of Life Maggers
George MM. Hope
Hugh M Wiliet
J May
Alfred Newett
WE Hawkins
FE Siadsen
C. C Moses
Foreman
George ML Hope
Atlante
Willet
Ees
Schloner
Prudential
Hia
Nowell
Netloweal
Boston
Mass
Georgia
Ben Williams
United States
Canada
Hugh M Wilet
H .Bagley
Bagley
Souther n Railway Announces March Fourth Inauguration Tickets
The Southern Railway sets sale dates February 28 and 29 and March 2 and 3 for inauguration travel from all points. Round trips priced 26 or more travelers at 2.90 per person, individuals 18.00. Tickets valid to March 4, depart Washington by midnight. James Freeman, District Sales Agent, Atlanta, Ga, available for details.
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Southern Railway
Inalmit
Wash- Irgioh
Atlanta
James Freeman
Attante Ga
Ministers Attend Missionary Institute in Titton
About forty ministers from the Valdosta district gathered in Titton to attend the Bible and Mission Institute. Rev Grong Alexander and others delivered expository lectures and sermons amid morning, afternoon, and evening exercises. District plans include evangelistic campaigns in unoccupied territory for the year.
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Titton
Bible and Mission Institute of
Valdosta District
Grong Alexander DD
Valdosta
Hava Smith
Reece
Colson Glenn
Wri van Elliott Fain
Ryder
Griner
Michael Chatfield
Aforgan JA Harmon
Afp Fatn
Sparks
Aistrict
Texas House Defeats Prohibition Measure in Vote
Auntin Texas February 6 the house defeated by 86 to 44 a resolution to subvert statewide prohibition by a popular vote. The prohibition measure failed by two votes short of a required two-thirds majority.
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Auntin
Texas
Fall accident claims life of McLendon aged 24
Herschell McLendon a hostler for Southern Rosa at Terminal Station died after a week of spinal injuries from a fall on January 28. He resided at 163 Marietta Street, survived by his widow and nine month old son. Funeral and interment set for Elberton, Georgia. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
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Herschell & Mccendon
Southern Rosa
Terminal
McLendon
Marietta | Street
Tie
Herachella Jr
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hms Patterson & Son
Elberton
Cornerstone laid by Bryan at Tampa
In Tampa Florida February ceremonies William J Bryan laid the cornerstone of a Young Men's Christian Association building. He told the audience the work of the association was to train young men mentally spiritually and physically and urged the students of the Southern college at Batherlapathia to pursue higher learning as he prepared to depart north.
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Tampa
Fla
William J Bryan
Young Mans Christian Association
India
Moon Afen
Christian Association
Southern College
Batherlapathia
Ana
North
Tantebt
Evangelist J J Wicker To Lead Two Week Campaign
Evangelist John J Wicker of North Massachusetts arrives to conduct a two week revival at Baptist Tabernacle. He will preach Sunday morning at 11 and Sunday night, with daily services at 3 pm and 7 30 pm. Music directed by Mr Boatman and Mrs Boatman.
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John J Wicker
Northfia Mass
Baptist Tabernacle
Wil
Mr Wicker
Inga
Tabernacle
Bec
CG Boatman
Rome men indicted for cruelty to animals in Romeo
February indictment names George Ward and Alonzo Adams, two white men of East Rome, accused of torturing a hop and tearing its legs from its body to win a wager. A similar attempt with a rooster failed. Also advertises Pep-To-Lac as a refreshing non stimulant drink for five cents.
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Rome
George Ward
Alonzo Adams
Ward
Adams
Raiaing Bic
Missionaries in Trouble in Congo Case
Secretary of State Hasan and Rev H Gheater of Nesnyllie, representing the Southern Presbyterian Missionary department, seek an investigation by General Handley at Boma into the trial of American missionaries charged with Mbel. They report on native labor tax operations and Bakuba famine caused by limited time for crop cultivation amid the Congo Free State tensions.
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Washington
Hasan
H Gheater
Nesnyllie
Southern Presbyterian Church
Handley
Boma
Congo Free State
Tno
Mbel
Scoville Café Opens at Noon with French Chef Atendance
The Scoville Café opens today at noon featuring excellent music and a French chef in attendance. Located at 55 West Mitchell, the city’s finest restaurant in a refined dining scene.
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Scoville Cafe
W. Mitchell
Orphans Die In Blaze At Hawker Memorial Home
A fire destroyed the Hawker Memorial orphanage on the western edge of Battle Creek. Thirty seven children were housed in cottages. three were missing, including Zena McForney and Cealt Quitent both 14, and George Goodenow 13. Heroic efforts saved others as occupants fled. four injured and the six week old baby carried to safety. Property loss estimated at about $50,000. The home, once controlled by Seventh Day Adventists, has been under private subscription.
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Battle Creek
Hawker
Zena McForney
Cealt Quitent
George Goodenow
Roth Kot
James Armstrong
Mm R & Owen
Waa
Joh Keallose
New Treaties Approved. Caprun and Norway Join Pact
The article reports that new treaties have been approved involving Caprun and Norway, expanding international agreements and aligning policies with the United States. Details on the exact terms and implications remain limited in the readable text available.
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Caprun
Eebriary
Ark
United States
Norway
Edmundson to Deliver Sermon in Temple Bapt Church
Rev J T Edmundson of Barboursville Kentucky accepted a call to Temple Baptist Church and will preach the new sermon there tomorrow morning Edmundson arrives in Atlanta for the assignment leading to the Sunday service in the local church community.
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T Edmundson
Barboursiile
Temple Bapual Church
Nessermon
Edmundson
Atlanta
Devotee Preached in Fourteen States Welcomed by New Congregation
A religious figure who preached in fourteen states is described as devoted to the time religion and is believed to be warmly welcomed by his new congregation. The report notes his extensive travels and anticipated reception by local worshippers.
ATKINSON HOME FROM EAST TRIP WITH RECEIVER POLICIES
AW M Atkinson returned to Atlanta after visiting Boston and New York with P B Ark, where they met with security holders of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. Receivers held a conference with department heads to discuss policy and management, with authority to run the system as they deem fit.
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WM Atkinson
Arkweight
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Boston
New York
Atkinson
Circuit Court of Appanishes
Revelvers
Opera House Condemned in Fitzgerald Georgia
A city council meeting reports a resolution condemning the opera house as unsafe and unfit for use until properly repaired. The three story wood frame building is a landmark of the colony, erected by the combined Grand Army of the Republic, and includes two large halls and multiple storerooms.
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Fitzgerald
Committee On
Grand Army of the Republic
New Mine Inspector Appointed by Governor Comer
Governor B B Comer announced the appointment of Robert Nell of Weylemaa as mine inspector and commissioned Edward Flynn as chief mine inspector. The action formalizes leadership changes at the mine safety office amid ongoing oversight.
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Montsy
Sue
Sais
Comer Han
Robert Nell
Wylem Aa
Edward Flynn
Turman Talks of Sale of the Old Mason Place
The Constitution reports the sale of the old Mason place at the Southern by the Stalward Ahrline to Nebon Morris Company, handled by 5 B Turman & Co. The deal involved W oR Respas and corrections state Kimbrough had no role, with Ferris of Chicago noted for a prior tract sale and a plan for extensive immediate improvements.
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Turman
Mason Place
Nebon Morris Company
5 B
Turman & Co
Do & B
Kimtreigh
Respas
Judge Rufus T. Dorsey Laid to Rest in Atlanta
Funeral services for Judge Rufus T. Dorsey were held at Trinity Methodist Church with DeW Lee officiating. The interment followed in Westview Cemetery as a large crowd, including the Atlanta bar, paid final respects to the distinguished attorney. Pallbearers named were Col. P H Brewster, Dr F P Smith, Albert Howell, Arthur Heyman, R O A Bemptil, Howell Irwin, W S D Bunghan, and C D Montgomery.
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Rufus T Dorsey
Atlante
Caprio
F P Smith
Albert Howell Arthur Heyman
RO A Bemptil
Howell Frwin
Bun¢an
C D Montgomery
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Senna Remedy Ad
An old advertising note extols a healthy home through a trusted laxative product. It praises the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, as an ethical remedy approved by physicians and Well-Informed of the World, available from leading druggists.
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Senna
Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
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Wow Lantrum
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Bryan
Florida
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J. J. Wicker
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