Burbank Promoted to Superintendent of Agencies
M. Burbank, longtime general agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in the Atlanta area, has been promoted to superintendent of agencies. He will relocate to New York with headquarters there, overseeing 1,200 agents across Delaware to Alabama, including Georgia. The appointment honors meritorious service, with Burbank leaving Atlanta in two to three weeks to assume duties in March.
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M. Burbank
Metropolitan Life Insurmee Company
Ben
New York City
Burbank
Atlanta
Delaware
Alabama
Georgia
Great Northern
Change Could Send Burbank Family From City
The passage describes Mr. Burbank and his family likely leaving the city permanently. It notes he has many friends and associations here and would wish to maintain them, but the move seems to be a final departure.
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Mr. Burbank
Stanley Krebs to lecture in Atlanta on Marvels of Mind
Dr. Stanley Krebs of Pennsylvania is the sixth attraction for the Atlanta Lecture Association at the Grand Opera House Tuesday evening. His talk Marvels and Mysteries of Mind offers a new, instructive line of thought praised by scholars from Harvard to the University of Pennsylvania. Krebs is a member of the International Society of Psychical Research and has drawn praise for his logic, humor, and oratory.
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Stanley
Krebs
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
William James
Harvard
J. 11. Hyslop
Columbia University
New York
M. W. Easton
University of Pennsylvania
R. Hodgson
Boston
M. Petroyo Salavevo
Hussia
Young Men's Christian Association
Memphis
Tenn
Dr. Krebs
International Society of Psychical Research
Atlanta Lecture Association
Stanley L. Krebs
Notable Chicago School Psychology Figure Honored
A graduate of the Chicago School of Psychology joins the Gates Laboratory of Psychology and Psychorgy board in Washington, D C. He serves on the committee of one hundred and contributes to advanced literature. An original fearless investigator, he is one of the recognized leaders in the field.
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Chicago School
The Wells Dunne Harland Company at Bijou
The Wells Dunne Harland troupe returns to Atlanta with Hoyt's A Contented Woman headlining at the Bijou. Mary Marble plays Grace Tolmes, Otis Harlan directs, and Benton Holmes with John W. Dunne star in supporting roles. A strong cast, lively musical interludes, and a bold comedy promise capacity crowds all week.
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Ittle Chip
Otis Harlan
Mary Marble
John W. Dunne
Robert Harty
Maude Poole
Wells-Dunne-Harlan Company
Birmingham
Hoyt
Atlanta
Grace Tolmes
Miss Marble
Benton Holmes
Uncle Toady
Little Chip
Nat C. Goodwin En
Recant illustrated report on psychical research translated globe wide
Dr Krebs, a recognized author and lecturer, has presented a recant illustrated report on Some Phases of Psychical Research translated into three languages and published in London, St Petersburg, New York and Chicago. He traveled in Africa and Europe and is a member of the American Academy of Politics and Social Science. His entertainments use novel experiments and charts and invite five men and five women from the audience to participate on stage.
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London
St. Petersburg
New York
Chicago
Africa
Europe
American Academy of Politics
Krebs
Valentines All kinds at John M Miller Co
Valentines are offered in all kinds at John M Miller Co located at 39 Marletta Street with a broad selection for customers seeking gifts and cards.
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John M. Miller Co
Marletta Street
Whisky and Beer Seized at Lenox Cafe Raid
City detectives raided the Lenox cafe at Alburn avenue and Bell street, arresting Charlie Mosely on a blind tiger charge and seizing four cases of bottle beer and two jugs of whisky. Mosely was held for cash bail of 60.75 before release. Evidence will include seized liquor and the raid followed complaints to Chief John W. Ball.
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Lenox Cafe
Lenox ‘Cafe
Alburn Avenue
Bell Street
Kilpatrick, Ivey, Sanford and Campbell
Charlie Mosely
John W. Ball
Fire at Moulirie claims Blackburn home shop and smoke house
Fire destroyed the home of J. J. Blackburn, his shop house, and a smoke house in Moulirie, Georgia, last night. Loss estimated at 2900 dollars with no insurance. Origin of the blaze believed to be incendiary.
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Moulirie
J. J. Blackburn
Fie
Roaring Wind Strikes Atlanta With Heavy Rain
A violent wind and heavy rain swept Atlanta yesterday afternoon causing darkness and tense moments. Lightning flashed and thunder roared as streets flooded and sewers strained, with crowds seeking shelter and temperatures remaining unseasonably high. The storm peaked at 2:47 pm, before tapering as conditions lingered with no immediate local change anticipated.
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Atlanta
Enna
Georgia Militia General Orders Issued In 1904
W W Harris releases several general orders to Georgia state troops. Orders cover armory rent per unit, inspection by Col Obear and Major French, uniforms, and officer regulations. Details set monthly and yearly allowances, drill attendance conditions, probation rules, and administrative changes for naval battalion and land forces.
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Harris
Georgia
W. G. Obear
F. Wi. French
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Adjutant Generals Office
Durathon
Sampson
State of Georgia
Adjutant General's Office
Atlanta
United States Army
United States Navy
Alil
Adjutant General
Se W. Harris
Cows Regain Streets In Moultrie After Vote
Cows in Moultrie Ga win freedom as city council revokes the previous ordinance banning cattle on streets after petitions from over two hundred residents. The vote to remove the ban was 3 to 2 amid ongoing debate on the cow question. Also noted: Moultrie cotton mill issues stock totaling 32 000 dollars to fund plant additions with about 30 000 more offered publicly and full plant value at 66 000 dollars. A fatal shooting near Vereen’s mill involved Henry Jackson killed by Eugene Slater amid a post hunting disturbance with armed locals.
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Moultrie
Moultrie Cotton Mill
Henry Jackson
Vereen's Atll
Eugene Slater
Adams and OBryan Funeral Notices Today
Friends of R E Adams and Colanet F M OBryan are asked to attend funerals this Monday afternoon. Service times at Westminster Presbyterian Church and residence details are given, with pallbearers listed and meeting points at Barclay and Brandon's.
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Rosina C. Wall
Augusta Wall
G. R. Wall
Atlanta
T. G. Wall
Greenville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Peachtree Street
Wearview
H. M. Patterson
Peachtree
W. E. Perryman
Jacob Haas
Peter Clark
J. A. Baldwin
J. A. McCord
A. L. Waldo
Jw, Stephens
C QZ Vaughan
BL Carter
G H Crusselle
A LB. Sharp
L. Rhorer
Wil
Barclay & Brandon‘s
O'Bryan
Colanet
F. M O'Bryan
Simsville
Rver
Broad and
Marietta Streets
Barclay & Brandon
W. Martin
J. Stark
R. R. Arnold
J. F Beck
R J. Jordon
Park Woodward
W. C
John Gratton
Frank A. Arnold
Rev B H Holt Installed as Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Pastor
Rev B H Holt was installed yesterday at 3 o'clock as pastor of the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church. The Atlanta Presbytery Commission conducted the service with Dr A R Holderby preaching the installation sermon and asking the constitutional questions. Dr T P Cleveland and Dr Ii S Allen delivered the pastor and congregation charges. Ruling Elder George T Lewix gave the opening prayer and Dr Velani delivered the installation prayer. The ceremony was described as interesting and impressive.
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Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
B. H. Holt
Atlanta
A.R Holderby
T. P Cleveland
II S. Allen
George T. Lewix
Velani
Judge’s Titness Postpones Court in Greene County
Greene superior court postponed from tomorrow to the second Monday in March due to the continued illness of Judge H. Lewis, presiding judge of the Ocmulgee circuit. Judge Lewis has been ill for about three weeks after attending Baldwin hor court and has not recovered enough to convene his courts.
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Greenesboro
Greene Superior Court
H. ¥. Lewis
Ocmulgee Circuit
Lewis
Jaguppe
Baldwin Hor Court
Mrs Thompson in Covington Critically Ill at Midway Home
Mrs R E Thompson a prominent woman of big city is critically ill at her Midway home with recovery greatly in doubt. The notice appears in Covington Georgia on February 7 as a special report.
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Thompson
Covington
R. E. Thompson
Bhig City
Midway
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