Tech Baseball Schedule Announced for Coming Season
Manager Warren Mays of the Tech baseball team released a long schedule featuring games against Mercer Florida State Alabama Wofford Davidson Clemson Auburn Georgia Vanderbilt Sewanee Cumberland and others. Home games run in Atlanta Athens Macon and Sewanee with practice games versus the Atlanta Athletic Club to start the season.
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Warren Mays
Tech
South
Mercer
Atlanta
Florida State
Alabame
Alabama
Wofford
Leanon
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Sewanee
Wilabta Athletic. Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta Baseball Team
Ordinance committee acts on measures in Atlanta session
Four ordinances were acted on adversely and one favorably in the Atlanta ordinance committee meeting chaired by Councilman Hynds. Favorable action found on the firemen payroll continuation after death, while probation court, chaplain salary, license timing extension, saloon election-day, and livery-stable repeal measures faced adverse results. The probation court ordinance aims for March first meeting preparation.
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Hynds
Howell
City
Atlanta
Qty
Alderman Inman
Terrell
Good
Consolidation Plan Aims at City Shops Merge and Save
Mayor Howell urged consolidating all city department shops into two large facilities and unifying blacksmith and horse shoeing shops to cut costs. Finance committee showed interest but took no action during yesterday’s session at City Hall. Departments now run separate shops and stables. fire department stock cannot be merged due to firefighting needs.
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Howell Ars
Howell
Jong Mun
Water Works Department Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Police Department
Department of Public Works
Yor Howell
Council Tax Committee Delays Gas Franchise Tax Decision
The Atlanta Gas Light Company franchise tax dispute was debated by the city council’s tax committee. After hear- ing from P S Arkwright of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company and city officials, the committee paused its ruling and agreed to withhold the tax lien until a future hearing and potential agreement on other charges.
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W A Wright
Atlanta
Quillan
P S Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Cosgrove
Hammond
Agslatant
P Ail
Baptists Raise 360000 for New Atlanta Church
At First Baptist Church Atlanta a total of 360000 was raised for a new building at Cain and Peachtree. Donors include J J Maddox 3000 S Dougherty 3000 Dr J R Hopkins 3000 H C Bagley 2500 D L Willingham 2000 C A Davis 1500 W H Kiser 1500 among others. Construction begins April with a 1000000 cost goal and plans for a 100 foot spire and a $10000 organ through the Sorosis Society.
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Atlanta Baptista
First Baptist Church
Cain and
Peachtree Streets
J J Maddox
S © Dougherty
J R. Hopkins
H C Bagley
D L Willingham
C A Davis
W. H Kiser
Sorosia Society
Worl
Iate
Atlanta
Funeral of Paul Romare at St Philip Church
Funeral services for Paul Romare prominent banker were held yesterday afternoon at St Philip Church conducted by Rev Albion Knight and Bishop Nelson. The church was crowded with family and friends. interment followed at Westview. Pallbearers and honorary escorts listed. floral offerings from across the city.
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St. Philip Church
Westview
Paul Romare
St Philip Church
Albion Knight
Nelson
Romare
D B DeSavasute
Tr Lerner
Cunningham
Cc Barnes
Kennedy
Floyd
E Thornton
H T Inman
Block
MM Inman
R Bloodworth
F Abbott
L Peel
Hawkins
W English
R. J Lowry
FH Thornton
W L Calhoun
Amos Fox
C Kantz
J J Spalding
Whing
Dr A
W_Calhoun
T E. Walker
M Rose
P H Snook
G L. Norman
Morris Hirsch
J F Burke
R. C de Saussure
J M Alexander
Decatur Doctor Seeks Death By Self Inflicted Wound
Dr George M Posey a 60 year old Decatur physician cut his throat with a pocket knife at his Oak street and Railroad avenue home between 6 and 7 am yesterday and was in serious condition. He remained unconscious most of the day but was reported resting easy at 6 30 pm. The act appears linked to an estate dispute involving a deceased sister. Posey has lived in Decatur about a year and had retired from practice. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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Decatur
George M Posey
Oak Street
Railroad Avenue
Posey
J H Goss
Mage
Well Told: Grape-Nuts as Link Between Disease and Health
A Maine physician cites diet as a major cause of indigestion and other ailments. He narrates a case of chronic gastritis where switching to Grape-Nuts with hot water improved symptoms, reduced gas eructations, and boosted mood, allowing progression to a varied diet. The patient credits Grape-Nuts as a stabilizing staple.
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Maine
Dr .Abernathy
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Esch Pice
Thornton Marye sails for St Louis to seal Atlanta expo contract
Thornton Marye architect for Atlanta building departs for St Louis to close the contract with the expo company. Will Strickland a county negro sentenced to be hanged at Madison tomorrow for murder of Dilsey Hudson. Governor Terrell grants a respite to March 11 after prison commission review. Tom Watking released after life sentence for murder in 1867 commuted to present service. David T Greene of Floyd County restored to full citizenship following larceny sentence. Epworth League hosts Charles A Jones D D for a lecture at St Paul church to benefit the organ fund. First Baptist women plan Valentine dinner February 13. Weather forecast fair and colder with recent rain and snow. Republicans of the Fifth District hold convention in Atlanta to nominate a candidate against L F Livingston. Funeral notices, local court actions, and community notices populate the page.
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Will Strickland
Worgan County
Madison
Dilsey Hudson
Terrell
Tom Watking
Appling County
Wasesterday
David T Greene
Floyd County
Epworth League of
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Thornton Marye
St Louis
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Taras
Mississippi
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Fiith J
Yoan
Colored Odd Fellows Hall
Piedmont Avenue
P Goren
L F Livington
Central of
Alreae Weinteid
Alot Stevens
West Point
Trail
Ormond
Albert Cox
Slaton
JHE
Homosassa Fishing Clib
Durand S Restauran
Alabama Street
Haley
Homogassa
I Cox
Louis Schoen
Ted Tia
Pryor
Oakland
Steimhelmer
Meyer
Mife
Carlerusher
Weil
J Gershon
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Hana
Church of the Immac
John Gatinger
Zack Smith
Willam Ragan
John N Malone
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Martin Nally
Escoven
Hattie Ogle Denson
Travers Street
Marietta
T F Dickey
Hampton Street
Mr Dickey
Forest Station
Laura Fort Clarke
John T Clarke
Lumpkin
Americus
Oakland Cemetery
Hus Hoss
Thomas D Bell
Jones Street
Atlantic Road
Mr Bell
R Parkch
Atlaata Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nash Broyles
W W Reynolds
Grant Street
Board of Park Commissioners
Phil Cook
Sonderaville Banking Company
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