Monument to Father Ryan by Daughters of Confederacy planned
Norfolk chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will erect a memorial to Father Abraham Ryan, poet priest and Confederate chaplain born in Norfolk. He endured hardships as a Fortress Monroe prisoner and wrote The Sword of Lee and The Conquered Banner. The article also notes publishing moves, club leadership, and social visits in Georgia Alabama and Virginia society.
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Daughters of Confederacy
Father Ryan
Norfolk
of Daughters of the Confederacy
Abraham Ryan
Fortress Monroe
Lee
South
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alabama
Georgia
Dr Morse to Lecture on Dietary Blunders at Women’s Club
At the Atlanta Woman's Club a regular meeting will host Dr Morse who will lecture on Popular Dietary Blunders and Why Americans Are Dyspeptic Nervous Frustration and Toothless Baldheaded. The talk promises instruction and interest with a large attendance expected Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Morse
Davis and Freeman Succession to Stevens Company
Davis and Freeman succeed J B Stevens and Company as the new firm continuing the business. The transition preserves existing operations, staff, and supplier relationships, with Davis and Freeman assuming all assets and liabilities of the former firm.
Who Must Pay for Burst Water Pipes?
A tall citizen asked Recorder Broyles who pays for repairs when pipes burst in a freeze. The recorders says the lessee pays if at fault, otherwise the owner. if the renter protected pipes, the owner should pay, but he admits he does not know the law.
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Recorder Broyles
AJS Will Meet Tonight For Travelers Protection
Members of Posts B and of the Travelers Protection Association will meet at the Kimball house tonight for a grand rally and the annual election of Post B officers. E I Morgan, reelected president, urges new leadership and fair rotation. Candidates include W D Tidwell B O Miles G A Greshon J E Maddox and C J Branan. The state convention planning begins for Macon in April with expectations of a grand hosting in Georgia division. The national convention meets May 23 in New Orleans.
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Travelers Protection Association
Kimball House
E. I. Morgan
Hoags
Macon
Association
New Orleans
Cop Dodgers and Street Vagabonds Gang in City
A small group of about sixty to seventy five young black thieves, called cop dodgers, roam the streets stealing anything they can and flee from police. Only three have been caught so far, two under a house asleep and one cornered in an alley. Police fear capturing more without a new tactic. A Philadelphia man recounts Electric Bitters saving his life after months of illness, noting rapid improvement after one bottle and urging others to try them. 50 cents at druggists. Also advertisement for Valentine goods by John M. Miller Co. at 39 Marietta Street.
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Philadelphia
Monroe Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Hrgan
Cincinnati
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Dwight L. Moody
Hia Son
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Ira D. Sankey
Piven
Euler & Co
Alladelphia
Moody
B. F. Johnson Publishing Company
East Main Street
Richmond
Teachers To Meet For Southern Music Conference
A meeting is set this afternoon at 3:90 o'clock in the Young Men's Christian Association parlor to plan arrangements for the Southern Music Teachers Association convention slated for June 22 in this city. Delegates from across the south are expected, with plans for elaborate entertainment and reception. Notables Joseph MacIan Alfredo Barbi and BR G Davis of Atlanta issued the call for Atlanta teachers to gather.
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Free Kindergarten
Council of Jewish Women
Concordia Hall
Juling Alexander
Joseph Hirsch
Sommerfeld
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
South
Joseph
Maciain
Alfredo Barbi
BR. G. Davis
Atlanta
Music Teachers of
Young Men's Kristian Association
Miss Ware Showered With Heartfelt Congratulations
Miss L P Ware, praised for defending women stenographers against disparaging remarks by Rev Len G Broughton, drew congratulations from clergymen, stenographers, and many others in Atlanta. She said she was glad to voice workers' sentiments and stood by her statement printed in The Constitution.
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L. P. Ware
Len G. Broughton
Miss Ware
Constitution
Atlanta
Perazon
County Police Force in Fulton County Begins Duty Today
Chief A. Q. Turner and nine newly elected road and bridge inspectors take oath of office before notary public Thomas H. Jeffries and Ordinary W. H. Hulsey. Bonds posted at 3000 dollars. nine sworn yesterday, three more to be sworn today. Headquarters not yet chosen. uniformed inspectors to use horses with county paid feed. Equipment may be supplied by county soon. No gains without pains Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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A. Q. Turner
Fulton County
Thomas H. Jeffries
W. H. Hulsey
John W. Nelms
EB. W. Cook
W. J. Poole
J. L. Heard
George Mathieson
W. HH. Chambers
Frank Golden
W. A. Wright
George Hamilton
C. H. Heftin
Charles Connally
J. C. Oliver
W. H. Cheshire
Turner
Marleeta Street
Bellwood Avenue
Forrest Adair
Board of County Commissioners
One-Legged Tramps Admit Similar Offenses in Coincidence
Two white one legged tramps Tom Jackson and Charley McCarthy appeared in the police court sharing a night of drunkenness and glass-window damage. Each smashed a grocery store window while riding crutches. Both claimed to be heading to see kinfolks and they were fined ten dollars and seventy five cents and sent to the stockade for three weeks in the same wagon.
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Tom Jackson
Charley McCarthy
Jackson
McCarthy
Barwick Escapes Two Years Service on Governor Commutation
Nathan R. Barwick of Emanuel county, serving three years for three misdemeanor convictions, had his sentence commuted by Governor Candler to a $500 fine. He has served about twelve months. the prison commission had recommended the commutation and Barwick’s friends believe he can raise the amount to gain liberty.
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Nathan R. Barwick
Emanuel County
Candler
Barwick
Harriet cotton mill chartered at Henderson
Raleigh February 9 announces the Harriet cotton mill is chartered in Henderson with capital of 150000 dollars. It is the seventh mill chartered this year. The Staboard Air-Ling movement plans to purchase locomotives for through trains. In two weeks the road will operate trains on its new short cut between Richmond and Ridgeway, saving one hour.
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Raleigh
N.C
Harriet Cotton Mill
Henderson
Richmond
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