Arrangements for Valentine Ball in Atlanta Social Set
Ladies met at Mrs Frank Ellis residence to plan a Valentine ball for the Free Kindergarten Association. Tickets and features described with single tickets for gentlemen and 5 for couples, supper included, proceeds to three affiliated schools. Highlights include candy fortune entertainment and lavish music with seating in gallery for dress-optional attendees.
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Frank Ellis
Atlanta
Avgsocilatic
Mel Frank Ellis
Mira Healey
Charles Healey
Frank Bilis
Davis and Freeman Invite Inspection of Silverware Collection
Davis and Freeman invite inspection of their silverware collection showcasing artistic pieces from this season. The display highlights new patterns in French gray appealing to cultured tastes. Successors to J. P. Stevens and Bro.
Lookout Inn in Chattanooga eyed for training school
A Chicago group led by Dr P Leland and Dr E B Ruby with Rev Hugh Calvin Smith of Jackson Tenn inspected the mammoth Lookout mountain inn with plans to buy or convert it into a training school. They valued the property at 6000 dollars, praised its fit, and said no funds were asked from Chattanooga, with a decision to come in a few days.
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Lookout Inn
Chattanooga Tenn
P Leland
E Bruby
Chicago
Hugh Calvin Smith
Jackson, Tenn
Mammoth Inn
Lookout Mountain
Teeland
Chattanooga
Grape Nuts praised for infant taste and health claims
A Brooklyn reader reports a two year old boy insisting on Grape-Nuts over cornmeal mush praising the cereal as well suited for infants. The letter extols Grape-Nuts as aiding bones and nerves and notes adults also benefit, with sales by grocers and Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
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V. Robinson
Brooklyn
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Dr Samuel Phelps Leland Lectures On World Making
The Atlanta Lecture Association presents Dr Samuel Phelps Leland tonight at the Grand in the seventh talk of the World Making course. Leland, a polished platform speaker, is praised for terse, eloquent delivery and clear articulation of ideas, promising one of the association’s greatest lectures.
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Samuel Phelps Leland
Atlanta Lecture Association
Leland
Alan
OSIO
Witherspoon and Burdette On Bond In Atlanta Case
In Justice Court yesterday Charles Witherspoon and George Burdette were bound over to the criminal court of Atlanta on misdemeanor charges after a hearing before Judge D. A. Cook. Each posted $100 bonds for the next term. Prosecution by Luther Rosser and defense by L. Austin and S. D. Johnson centered on a dismissal motion as the state argued Burdette sold hogs with value given for work. Witnesses included Henry Arnold John Bland and Inspector Straton, with testimony about cholera infected hogs from a slaughter pen and hogs missing from Witherspoon’s pen.
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Charles Witherspoon
George Burdette
Justless
D. A. Cook
Criminal Court of Atlanta
Luther Rosser
L. B. Austin
D. Johnson
Atete
Austin
Burdette
Rosser
Cook
Colonel Austin
Justice Cook
Resser
Jim Hilton
Otis Ogletree
John Bland
Henry Arnold
Net Anderson
Justice Cook's Court
Anderson
Witherspoon
Straton
Witherspoob
Johnson
Inspector Straton
Mr. Witherspoon
Bil Whalen
Shackelford Declines Run for Western Circuit Solicitor
In Jefferson Georgia on February 7 a special report notes Colonel T Shackelford will not seek the solicitor of the western circuit position this year. No candidate so far is expected to enter the race, ending speculation around Shackelford’s possible candidacy.
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Shackelford
Jefferson
Western Circuit
Joyner
Fragmentary notice yields unclear event details
The readable fragments show distorted wording about value or pricing but lack identifiable persons, places, or events to confirm a specific news item or outcome.
Stephens pledges half fee plan for Atlanta solicitor post
Alex W. Stephens declares his candidacy for solicitor of the criminal court of Atlanta to succeed E R Black. He proposes to take only half the legal fees for the office to help fund a juvenile reformatory, rejects pledges on bailiff appointments, and urges Fulton County to consider reducing emoluments and modernizing the office. Atlanta, Ga February 7 1900.
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Fulton County
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
E R Black
Rounders Arrested in Atlanta Night Prowling Sweep
Police nab seven habitual loafers dubbed rounders in Atlanta. Recorder Broyles warns repeat offenders will face severe fines as the city ends the era of the roaming night hawks. Each defendant offered varied excuses from army discharge to insomnia and a theater job.
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Atlanta
Alh
Gas Fixtures and Political Candidacies in Atlanta Adverts
An old newspaper fragment notes gas fixture placards from Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co boasting cheaper prices and a list of customers. It also contains several political candidate announcements for Atlanta offices including solicitor of the criminal court Eugene R Black Robt B Blackburn Hubert L Culberson for mayor D N McCulogue Mitchell F Price John R Wilkinson and Arnold Broyles among others.
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G. W. Parrott
W. J. Garrett
W. S. Byck
D. Woestman
J. D. Gloudman
W. J. Thomas
Hugh Richardson
E. T. Brown
A. W. Smith
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the Criminal Court of Atlanta
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Thia
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Mitchell
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Superior Court
Arnold Broyles
Georgia
Henry Co ‘Smith
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Sald
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Mra
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William C Glenn
W.H Hulsey
Thomas B Gay
Nannie G Blackford
Aulsey
Oran
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Lucy E Shields
Hussey
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John W Hurt
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W. J. Hulsey
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