Burbank Promoted To Superintendent Of Agencies
Wt Burbank general agent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is promoted to superintendent of agencies for the company with 1200 subordinates under him. His territory will extend from Delaware to Alabama including Georgia. The elevation is a recognition of his service and his record with the firm. He will assume the new post in March, remaining in Atlanta to finalize affairs.
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Burbank
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Delaware
Alabama
Lading
Georgia
Burbanks
Metro- Politan
Atlanta
Burbank Family Likely to Leave City Permanently
The text notes Mr. Burbank and his family have many friends and associations in the city and suggests a probable permanent departure soon.
Dr Stanley Krebs to Speak on Marvels and Mysteries of Mind
Dr Stanley Tl Krebs of Pennsylvania is the sixth attraction of the Atlanta Lecture Association, delivering a Tuesday evening talk at the grand opera house titled Marvels and Mysteries of Mind. His work draws praise from Harvard and Columbia scholars and from the Memphis YMCA secretary who calls his Auditorium lecture a gem of logic humor and oratory.
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Stanley Tl. Krebs
Pennsylvania
Atlanta Lecture Association
Grand Opera House
Krebs
William James
Harvard
J. 11. Hyslop
Columbia, University
New York
Th. w.Buslan
University of Pennsylvania
Bt. R. Hodgson
Boston
M. Petrovo Sulovuvu
Russia
Young Men's Christian, Association
Memphis
Tenn
Dr. Krebs
International Society of Psychical Research
Stanley L. Krebs
Notable Chicago psychologist and Gates Laboratory director
A graduate of the Chicago School of Psychology, a member of the Gates Laboratory of Psychology in Washington, D. C., and on the advisory committee of one hundred. The subject is a contributor to the advanced treatise on psychology and is described as an original and fearless English-language evaluator.
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Chicago School of Psychology
Gates Laboratory of Psychology and Psychology
Washington, D. C
One Hundred
Theatres Spotlight Contented Woman at Baton Tonight
The Wells Dunne Har on troupe arrives from Birmingham to present A Contented Woman at the Baton this week with Mary Marble as Grace Holmes and Otis Harlan as Uncle Toady. The show promises wit, fine dialogue, and strong cast, with Tittle Chip in a Hebrew politician role and frequent musical interruptions. A Grand engagement featuring Nat C. Goodwin opens today with high expectations and a lavish revival of A Gilded Fool on the horizon.
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Iitle Chip
Os Harlan
Mary Marble
John W. Dunne
Robert ‘Harty
Maude Poole
Wells-Dunne-Haron Company
Birmings i
Baton
Hoyt
Bijou
Gro
fToyt
Win
Otis Warlan
Atlanta
Grace Holmes
Miss Marble
Birmingham
Benton Holmes
Sterling
Otis Harlan
Uncle Toady
Tittle Chip
Nat C. Goodwin En
Notable American author and scientist entertainer
The article highlights a recognized author and scientist described as having translated a report on Some Phases of Psychical Research into three languages and published in major cities. It notes travels in Africa and Europe, memberships in academic societies, multiple published works on economics, and contributions to theology and literary circles. Krebs’ entertainments are illustrated with novel experiments and charts, provoking laughter and curiosity, and he invites five ladies and five gentlemen from the audience to assist on stage.
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London
St. Petersburg
New York
Chicago
Africa
Europe
American Academy of Politis3
Social Science
Whisky and Beer Seized in Lenox Cafe Raid
Lenox cafe at Auburn Avenue and Bail Street raided by City Detectives KuPatrick Iver Sanford and Campbell. Charlie Mosely arrested on blind tiger charge, released on $50.75 cash bond. four bottles and two jugs confiscated for evidence. Police report cites complaint to Chief John W. Ball. local opposition among some Black residents noted.
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Lenox Cafe
Auburn Avenus and
Bail Street
City
Kupatrick
Iver,Sanford and Campbell
Charlie Mosely
Mosely
Postes
John W. Ball
Lenox
Fire destroys Blackburn home in suspected arson incident
Moultrie Ga February 7 Special The home of J J Blackburn and his smoke house were burned last night with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars. The building was not insured and the origin of the fire is believed to be incendiary.
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Moulirle
J. J. Blackburn
Roaring Wind Strikes Atlanta Causes Panic and Weather Surge
A roaring wind and storm hit Atlanta yesterday with lightning flashes and thunder heavy for minutes. Gusts rose from a breeze to a capful and forced people to seek shelter as heavy rain overwhelmed sewers. The heat inside buildings remained oppressive and a warm day persisted with little change expected. Dr. Elder at Indian Springs Macon Ga has recovered enough to return home until able to resume work.
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Atlanta
Ita
Elder
Indian Springs
Macon
Indian Spring
Work
ClarkeResidence on Peachtree Street Modern Home Highlighted
One of the street’s prettiest homes at 693 Peachtree Street, Clarke residence, noted for modern features throughout. Asks 5100.00 in price.
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Peachtree St .Clarke
Georgia Militia General Orders Issued By Adjutant General Harris
WwW Harris issues the first Georgia state troops general orders of 1904. Order No 1 covers armory rent allowances of 12.50 monthly and 100 yearly, with headquarters funds for field and admin costs. safari of payments tied to drill attendance and compliance. Order No 2 concerns state troop inspection by Colonel WW G Oscar and Major F H French. Order No 3 updates officer uniforms and regulations including belt provisions, collar and cap details, rank lace, and adjustments to officer counts and stamping.
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Harris
Georgia
WW. G
Oscar
F. H. French
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
mul@bry
Adjutant General's Office
Clillac
Sampson
State of Georgia
Atkinsa
United States Army
United States Navy
Cows Win Freedom in Moultrie Streets
Moultrie Georgia February 7 Special Cows have been allowed to graze freely again after the city council revoked a year old ordinance banning cows from running at large. The vote was 3 to 2 amid a petition by over two hundred residents. Also noted, Moultrie cotton mills issued stock to cover additions totaling 532 000 with about 30 000 more offered. Full plant value cited as 366 000, stock never exceeded 100 000 until recently. An incident near Vereen’s Sills left Henry Jackson dead, killed by Eugene Slater during a disturbance among hunting parties and those returning with guns.
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Moultrie
Counneil
Moultrie Cotton Millsrave
Henry Jackson
Vereen's Sills
Eugene Slater
Funeral notices for Wall Adams and O'Bryan families
Funeral notices from Atlanta outline services for Mrs Rosina C Wall Miss Augusta Wall and others at First Methodist Episcopal Church Westview Presbyterian Church and residence in Limaville. Pallbearers named with meeting times at Pallbearer offices Broad Peachtree and Barclay Brandon.
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H. M. Patter Son
Peachtree
W. E Perryman
Jacob Haas
Peter Clack
J. al Baldwin
J. A. McCord
A L. Ward
Limaville
Civer Une
Broad
Mariotta
Barclay & Brandon's
Colonel Park Woodward
W. C
John Bratten
Frank al Arnold
Rev B H Holt Installed As Georgia Avenue Pastor
Rev B O Hall was installed as pastor of the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday at 3 pm by a commission of the Atlanta Presbytery. Dr A R Tinderby presided, preached the installation sermon, and posed the constitutional questions. Dr T P Cleveland delivered the pastor's charge, and Dr H Allen delivered the congregation's charge. Ruling Elder George T Lewis gave the opening prayer, with Dr Cleveland offering the installation prayer. The service was described as impressive throughout.
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Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
B. O Hall
Atlanta
A.R. Tinderby
T. P. Cleveland
H. §. Allen
George T. Lewis
Cleveland
Judge's Illness Postpones Court to March
Spectal Greene, 62, reports the court scheduled for tomorrow morning is postponed to the second Monday in March due to Judge I y. Lewis illness. Judge Lewis contracted grippe at Baldwin superior court and remains unwell, delaying proceedings in the Gemuigee ciual court system.
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Greenestera
Spectal Greene Superar Court
I Y. Lewis
Gemuigee Ciual
Jude Lewis
Baldwin Superior Court
Mrs Thompson Ill in Covington Ga City Dignitary Dies at Home
Mrs Roe Thompson a prominent Covington woman lies near death at her Midway home with doubtful recovery. The special report from Covington dated February 7 notes her illness and precarious condition as the city mourns a notable resident.
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Thompson
Covington
Roe. Thompson
Midway
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M. M. Mauck
Southern States Portland Cement Company
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Wells - Dunne-Harlan Co
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