Prominent figures praise Southern Shorthand and Business University
Ex governors Atkinson Colquitt Brown Northen and Hemphill join business leaders in lauding the Southern Shorthand and Business University of Atlanta. They commend graduates for excellence in stenography typing and practical business training, citing successful employment by banks, publishers, and corporations.
Bone boys pardoned after divided prison board report
Lem and Julius Bone, prison inmates for highway robbery in Fulton county, were pardoned by Governor Candler after the board of pardon split, the majority report favoring clemency. The governor’s order commutes their five years to present service, discharging them immediately, amid doubts raised about their guilt and identity.
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Bone Boys
Lem
Julius
Fulton Superior Court
Ven
Cardon Board
Candler
Turner
Chairan
Bone
Julius Bone
Coal City
Chickamaugs
Tinsley W. Rucker
Tin
Pepor
Board of Pardon
Bacganskyt
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Lem Hena
Julian Bone
Hershy
Noi A
Ca Yohn
Sarate
High Tribute Pass to S S B U by ex mayor of Atlanta
A high tribute pass to the Southern Shorthand and Business University by ex mayor Haourasse Porter Kini of Atlanta praises officers and teachers as respected citizens. The letter notes the school’s high standards, 500 annual attendees, two daily applications, and 250 current pupils. Catalogs available from A G Briscoe president or L W Arnold vice president in Atlanta Ga.
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Hoaurasse Porter Kini
Atlanta
Southern Shorthand and
Business Univer
Te Th
A. G. Briscoe
L- W. Arnold
Aniantay Ga
Charles M. & Iwhll
Athan Railway and Power Company
Allenna
Wade H. Wood
Harrison
Business University
Southern Shorthand and Business University Praise Letters
Letters from former students praise the Southern Shorthand and Business University for practical instruction and job placement. Bookkeepers, stenographers, and a civil service candidate credit improved skills, guaranteed positions, and recommendations, with several noting swift employment after graduation and ongoing success.
Dinner Toasts For Prince Henry Dinner in New York
The New York Staats Zeitung lists toasts prepared for a press dinner in honor of Prince Henry on February 26. Invitations exceed 1,400 for journalists nationwide, with speakers pledging unity between the press and monarchy. Notable toasts include Welcome to Our Distinguished Guests by Herman Ridder and The Press, the Tie That Binds. by St Clair McHlyway.
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New York
Prince Henry
New York Staats Zeitung
Herman Ridder
Germany
Great Lumber Mill Burned at Stamps Ark
Fire destroyed a large Bodcaw company mill at Stamps 30 miles north of Texarkana February 7 with insured loss about 55,000 and total damage around 100,000. Several workers injured, planers kilns and vast lumber stocks threatened but saved. fire caused by a dry ripe. mill to be rebuilt.
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Texarkana
Ark
Bodecan Company
Stamps
Bodcaw Company
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
Cafe Dining Car Service From Seaboard Ate Line
An updated dining car service offering a full menu with market delicacies. Meals are à la carte and available for order aboard the Seaboard Ate Line railway car.
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Seaboard
Supreme Court decisions close long pending issues
Court of Last Resort delivers Friday February 7 1902 rulings on motions for new trials across Fulton and surrounding counties. Highlights include chaos over continuances and jurisdiction in the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern Railway case Crummey Hamilton v Bentley and other rulings touching verdicts forgery intestate administration church property and public works. Voices discuss judgments reversed affirmed and writs of error dismissed with concurring opinions noted.
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Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway Company
Strickland
Gober
Pickens
Superior Court
Bimmons
C. J—l
Little
Hammond & Smith
Plattitt
Morris & Green
F. C. Tate
Crummey& Hamilton
Bentley Et al
Equitable
Roberts
Wilcox Superior Court
Lumpkin
P. J. Pleintiffs
Upan
Georgia
Cletis
Wish
H. Martin
J L. Bankston
E. D. Graham
B. Nicholson
C. Crummey
Blaridge Cutts
J. W. Haygood
D. A. R. Crum
Hull & Lawrence
Foy
J. H. Martin
O. M. Collert
A. P. Persons
Blackwell
Campton
Giles
Oftinak
Patterson
Collier
Holle
Carter
Jones
Morgan
Tess
SBE Bryan
Walton
Crummy & Hamiiton
Bentley Et
Quicksilver poisoning threat ends in tragedy at well
Pittsburg, February 7. John Zaginski of Homestead and his three children, aged 8 to 9, are gravely ill from drinking water believed poisoned with quicksilver. A neighbor woman allegedly demanded the key to a second well, threatened to poison the water, and the tested water revealed quicksilver. The physician says Zaginski may recover, but the children will die. Also noted is a bankruptcy sale in Barnesville, Ga., of J. R. Deavours’ store stock, inventory, and fixtures, to be auctioned January 10.
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Pittsburg
John Zaginski
Sthem
Aginuki
Zaginski
Barnesville
Brasgeer
Pike County
J. RB. Deavours
D. H. Riley
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Trave
Henry Revill
Coweta Ciron
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Z Mmpany
A. H. Colquitt
Southern Shorthand and Business University of Atlanta
J. B. “Brown
Theouthern
W. H. Black
W. A. Hemphill
Maror
Department of the Constitution Publishing Company
E. H. Thornton
Neal Loan and Banking Company
At- Tanta
Southern
Frank Hawkins
Third National Bank
J. K. Oftley
Fourth National Bank
W. J. Northen
Lem Bone
Candier
Lewsparen Ralhivf
A. G. Brigtoe
L. W. Arnold
Henry Humphries
Pentecost & Co
Cotton Factors
Columbus
Miss
Tam
W. A. Waters
Spear Furniture Co
Spear & Go
B. S. Brown
Blue Ridge Marble Co
Nelson
Blue Ridge Marble Company
Ramsey Williams
U.S
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All Miller's
Marietta Street
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Hrinson
Gresne
Creas
Lewis
Samuel H. Sthley
Abbott
Cés & Abbott
James Davison
Anderson
F Wootten
L. Gamble
Carruth Et al
Wanener
Fite
Bartow Superior Court
Manly Building Co
Newton
Lyon
J. FE. Hines
J. H. Wikie
A. &. Johnson
Bellis
Lamb
ASB
MM. B. Ruswell
Mohr-Well Lumber Co
Gale
Wicax Superior
Lumpkin, BP. J
Fldridge Cutts
Hal Lawson
Flaidgman
Davis, Turner & Jones
J. Whaberly
E.H
Ballcck & Co, Et al
Dunbar
Roberte
Lumpkin, BP, J.J
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Ami
Therzo
DeLacy & Bishop
Basen & McRae
Georgia and Alabams Railway Co
Cook
Telfair Superior Court
P J
Acton
Eason & McRae
E. D.graham
Savannah, Florian and Western Railway Co
Tyre
Bennet
Waste Superior Court
Smith
Savannah
Florida
Tester
Ladson
Clinch Superior Court
P. J
G. Dickerson
D. BH. Pope
W. Te.kay
Toomer & Reynolds
C. Townsend
Sur
Speens Johnson
D. W. Krouse
W. E. Kay
Williams
Courtland Symes
Hirsch Et al
Brenewick
Glynn
Brunswick
Juézment
Watt & Whitield
P. B. Twitty
W. G. Brantley
Atterta
John M. Miller Co
Marietta