City Council debates Edgewood debts and ward finances
Aldermen clash over using street improvement funds to cover Edgewood electric plant and Piedmont hotel repairs amid a $30,000 deficit claim. Debates touch on teachers' pay, ward tax overages, and proposed conventions. Council adopts recommendations on street work, Elks and drum corps funding, and charter amendments while awaiting clearer statements and next meetings.
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Ninth Ward
Huddleston
Piedmont
Wight
Johnston
Finance Committee
Coodier
Nng
Edgewood
Edgerwood
Council
Chosewood
Coveneilman Johnston
Elka
Candler
Foster
Aswo
Mespon
Elks
Vaughan
New York Tuberculogis Societe
Atlent Ta
Fremen
Drum Cofpe
Tagus
Maddox
Washington
Commission of Public Worke
Totton
Cau- Mer
Edgewood Electric
Hemphill
Rounchmah Amprous
Committee On Electric Hghta
Pittman
First
Theresa A. Erskine
Land Werd
Cora Brown
W. A. Grease
John DP. Pickett
Ofth
H. M Beutel
J. K Ottley
BE. Y. Carter
C. J. Simmons
Arminius Wright
Winn
Luckie Street
Chasewood
Obituary notices from early Atlanta area deaths
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Atlanta and nearby areas detail the deaths of Mrs. G F Flanders, infant son of Mr and Mrs B Johnson, Mrs Josephine Orgain, Ste sAllrosdean, Dr Johnstone of Savannah, J P Sain jewelry merchant, and others. The items note survivors, funeral times, and interment locations across Gretaberg Bond Blorstfield Oakland Clifton Clifton church Clifton cemetery and Savannah arrangements.
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Jack Johnson
Jack
Johnson
Dover
Aspirmum
Gretaberg
Bond & Blorstfield Tse
Weatstow
Josephine Orgain
Josephine Orgein
G. ¢. Grain
Delta Avenue
Inman Park
Euddenis
Clifton Church
Salubury
N.C
Helmet
N. C
Yencerdas
Avlantic
Elis Fleyt King
Butler Strest
Atlanta
Barclay & Brandon
Compans
J. P. Sait
Covington
J. P. Sain
Tornbcy
Baingama
Fragmented Scribbled Note Reflects Unclear Geography
Readable fragments describe a place likely near Wert or Oxford with unclear names and dates. The text mentions Rene and Mabtaan and hints at an old family or local event. The legible elements suggest a local notes page with scattered references to places and people.
The Rivals Score Hit at Grand Theater in Atlanta
The Rival presented by The Lor Man's Club drew a brilliant audience at the Grand Theater in Atlanta. Cast led by Colonel Samuel R. Jones and Walter Stearns delivered a polished three act comedy with Jeffersonian style, supported by Mrs Malaprop and Lydia Langhurst. The production combined precise staging and strong performances, closing with Brown's Bronchial Tracheas advertised as a simple remedy.
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Eac
Tan Grand
Piayors
Windemera
Atlanta
Joseph Jefferson
Bars Peem
Broadway
Samuel R. Jones
Anthony Absolute
Jefferson
Mi Saud
Jack Ateolute
Mr. Saad
Lady Windemere
Fao
Frank Butt
Faithland
St. 4
Walter -Stearns
Squire Acres
Walter Stearns
Ami
Ebe
Henry W. Bank
J. C. Holderness
David
Wiliam Lawson Peel
Malaprop
Millicent Evans to Star in Blue Mouse in Atlanta
Millicent Evans returns to stage as the Blue Mouse in the Giffin Stock Somneny show. Advance man Bred E. Wright confirms the Shuberts plan to present the play in Atlanta on February 24 and 25, with Evans in the titular role amid early positive reception.
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Millicent Evans
Ingerwe
Atlaniam
Bred E. Wright
Presbyterians Gather for Laymen's Missionary Conference
Delegates to the Laymen's Missionary Conference of the Presbyterian Church arrive by coach and train in Birmingham for sessions beginning tomorrow at the Hippodrome. Governor F R B Glenn of North Carolina presides, with J Campbell White and other clergy joining the event.
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Birmingham
Ars
The
Presbyterian Church
FR. B. Glenn
Raleigh
N. C
J. Campbell White
New York
Lestere
Clay Linley
Nicholeaville
A. G. Philting
Rich- Than
Hippodrome
B H. Camer
Glenn
Money Raised for the DeBray Fund Progress Report
The DeBray home fund shows encouraging progress after Sundays Constitution appeal. Donations include 6 from an unnamed source, 2 from Mrs J Ham ar, 2 from Samuel Harris and Co of Chicago, and 1 cash with painters and a paper hanger pledging work. O N Taylor and Charles Denham promise labor, others plan future contributions. Total subscriptions reach 57 with materials donated. estimated cost is 90.
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DeBray
Waet Eng
Samuel Harris
Samuuel Harris & Co
Chicago
N. Taylor
Charles Denham
Daniel
Cooleige Brow
Joseph Hirsch
Southern Paint and Varnish Works
Monnishes Reconciled and Leaving Atlanta
Mrs. Monnish announced yesterday that she and her husband have reconciled and will drop the divorce suit. She will dispose of all her property and leave Atlanta as soon as possible.
The Cases Against Cloud Seals and Others Charged
White youths Aitkct and Tonea Nash Charten King and Tom Pittman were tried in police court for firing platers in city limits Saturday night. Cloud Scale got four months in the stockade. Britt Nemh fifty days. Jonah Nach and Charles King had separate cases with fines. King $26.72. Wesley Memorial church and Epworth League held services. new Philath ea room opening at armory on Houston Street with crowd and conversions.
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Cloud Seals
Aitkct
Tonea Nash
Charten King
Tom Pittman
Britt Nemh
Jonah Nach
Atacstaeed
Charles King
Wesley
Siler
Armory Building
Houston Street
Epworth League
Emmittes
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Black players clash with officers during late night crap game
County officers struggled to arrest four Black individuals near the Palmer Brick Company at Marietta and Howell Mill roads last night. A dozen or more Black players engaged in a craps game realized the officers. Jobo Hil Thomas McFarl and aunt Sorawall, aperches, were captured and sent to the Tower on gaming charges. Officers A. T. Brown Swords and Wal tans, led by Lieutenant Dunbar, exchanged shots as some escaped.
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Palmer Brick_Company
Marietta Street
Howell Mil Road
Jobo Hil
Thomas
McFarl
Sorawall
A. T. Brown
Swords
Waltans
Eleutenant Dunbar
Nervous Collapse and Dr Miles Nervine Testimonial
A Wells Maine resident details long term nervous collapse and prostration after years of worry and travel, saying Dr Miles Restorative Nervine restored balance. The ad urges purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles
A. G. C. Libby
Wells
Beneft
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Bodily Defense
An old health ad suggests the body's immune system is protected by millions of tiny cells and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla will keep you well or cure eczema rheumatism catarrh anemia fatigue and similar ailments by feeding this internal army.
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Thia
Hood
Couttoy
Selene
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Buck's
Byck’s
E. W. Ghove
Dr. Hatheway & Co
DR. Hathaway'& Co
G. F. Flanders
GF. Planders
Atlace
Mian Xnanole Fanders
J. F. Staugh
Johnstone
Savannah
Savannah Ga
Jean McArden Johnstone
Savanish
Johnnstone
Jaknatona
Chatham Artillery
Port Putna
Guyton
Macon
Augusta
J. B. JoNhalona
Charles Courtesy
Savanneh
Ehurop
Ateak
Parntz
Mat Bleck
Sen
Mra Thornton Marye
Lydia Langukh
Wilam C. Jarnigap
Lucy
Blue Mouse
Giffin Stock Company
Gorn
Debray Fund
Monnishes
City
Salvation Army
Condi- Cana
Geordian School of Technology
Nigver
Donnell
Iassimant
Maconthie Arate
Crownpency
Montane
Waanington
United States Court
J. C. Patham
Brooks
Fayette County
Saweul Nan
Olege
Robert StRaGtheitts
Thorne
Sirteken
Dersrat
Eronne
Ant
West Panchtree Pireat
the Health Dept
Srooder
Bell
Hicks’ Capuchine
Te Dorsey
P. & Brawster
Albert Howell
Hugh M. Doresy
Pickerron
Hoffman
Bouth
Potliziman
Firine
Hoffman Incubator and
Mfg. Co
Rome
South
Atna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Tgorgan G
Bilkeley
Presidene
Inateanee
Jn Dankey
Isi
Tal
Assorg
Palleyhokiera Mince Organization
Wessesslate Ilpscomeb & CO
Exter
THORN
Maakabie
Hi Tiele
Eae
Eieloy Meticwes
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