Invitation to Miss Gould Leaves Atlanta for New York
Miss Helen Miller Gould remains in Atlanta through today and leaves by noon tomorrow in her private car for New York. A lunch invitation at Sheltering Arms is planned for her party. she may visit Morris Brown College on the Boulevard this morning. The party spent a quiet day in their car yesterday as several members attended church.
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Helen Miller Gould
Atlanta
Atalanta
New York
Miss Gould
Sheltering Arms
Morris Brown College
Chief Ball's Little Son Seeks Reform of Dwarf Friend
Ed Ball, chief of police, shows concern for Monroe Darnell a dwarf who frequents the barracks and drinks peach brandy. The boy questions and scolds him while pressing for sobriety and a job, hoping Monroe can reform with support and a chance at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Ed Ball
Monroe Darnell
Ed Balt
Monroe
Arogzy
Chief of Police
Ty Sen
Papa
Praise of General Cobb at Boys High School Address
January 31 program at Boys High School featured paintings of six Georgians and speeches by distinguished guests. Justice Samuel Lumpkin lauded Thomas R. R. Cobb as a superb intellect, fearless soldier, and devoted educator guiding the Lucy Cobb Institute, praising his legal genius, public service, and Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
Samuel Lumpkin
Thomas R. R Cobb
Thomas R. R. Cobb
Thich
Georgia
Cobb
Toombs
Alexander H
Lintor Stephens
Francis H. Cone
Benjamin H. Hill
Thomas R RR
Supreme Court
Mr. Cobb
Tom Cobbs
Confederacy
Fredericksburg
Eblestsin
Cobbs
Galilee
Whitehack Street
Novar
Social events and notes in Peachtree area gatherings
Mr Sammel M Inman hosts a dinner for President Samuel Spencer of Southern railway on Peachtree Street with plans for appearance Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Eugene Spalding hosts dinner Saturday with guests from New York City. Themas Egleston hosted Mr and Mrs George L Chase of Hartford at dinner. Grady Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary to meet at 16 00 at Aragon hotel. full attendance urged. Mrs Joseph Thompson hosted informal supper last night. Irene MacFadyen's work on child labor movement highlighted, praised for broad, sociological approach beyond political lines and labor groups. her lectures stress scientific methods to policy discussions.
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Sammel M Inman
Peachtree Street
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Eugene Spalding
Frank Bunning
William Reynolds
Milton Hrant
New York City
Themas Egleston
George L. Chase
Hartford
Conn
Grady Hospital
Robert J. Lowry
Aragon Hotel
Joseph Thompson
Mac Fadyen
MacFadyen
Irene Aghty
Georgia
Alabena
South
Sué
Tema Dooly
Leslie
Rome Hosts A Stream Of Visiting Notables And Guests
Rome Georgia February 15 Speedall Mrs Henry Carnal guest of Mrs M A Nevin returns to Newnan Miss Mary Johnston guest of Miss Spullock returns to Oos tanawla Miss Irene Chastain of Dalton guest of Mrs R H Wicker in Rome Hon Quinn O'Brien and wife Mr Martin F Isaacs and wives Mr R R Robertson and wives and Mr D H Craig and wives comprise visiting Chicago notables in Rome Miss Bessie Oehrng of Chattanooga guest of relatives in city Miss Helen Speigleberg in Atlanta for wedding Miss May Misa Taulina Harris guest from Carrollton to visit Mrs Ethel Hillyer Harris Miss Lula Kingaberg of Carrollton to visit as Mrs Harris guest Mr and Mrs Ike May in Atlanta for wedding Miss Melvina May Fowler Mrs Edward Shropshire of Atlanta guests of Captain and Mrs Joseph B Patton Mrs W cC Bunn Cedartown visitor to Mrs T FH Garlington Jessie Towers back from St Louis Miss Cora Young guest of Miss Lonie Weems Cedartown Mrs AA Gaillard to Washington for D A R national convention delegate for Rome chapter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Speedall
Henry Carnal
M A Nevin
Newnan
Mary Johnston
Spullock
Oostanawla
Irene Chastain
Dalton
R. H. Wicker
Sixth Avenue
Quinn O'Brien
Martin
Ethel Hillyer Harris
Lula Kingaberg
Carrollton
Harris
Ike May
Atlanta
Melvina May
Edward Shropshire
Joseph_B._ Patton
W cC Bunn
Cedartown
T FH Garlington
Jessie Towers
St. Louis
Cora
Young
Lonie Weems
AA. Gaillard
Washington
Three Thieves Arrested for Burglarizing Railroad Car Flour
Police followed a flour trail from a damaged sack to a Peasville cabin where three people John Sanders Ransom Holt and Rebecca Carter were arrested on burglary charges. A hole in a flour sack exposed the theft and led to the capture after a three block chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spradlin
Rosser
Crabtree
Georgia Road
Hutter Street
Hunter Street
Peasville
John Sanders
Ransom Holt
Rebecca Carter
Ambulance Fails To Reach Grady. Salvation Army Provides Aid
A man stopped at the Salvation Army hotel fell ill yesterday morning and a request was made to send an ambulance to Grady hospital. Captain Sayers reports the ambulance did not respond in time. The Salvation Army wagon was used to transport the patient, but Grady was full on arrival. He received temporary relief and rests at the Salvation Army hotel.
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Salvation Army
Grady Hospital
Sayers Saya
Sayers
Rev H H Proctor Preaches On Christian Heroism
Rev H H Proctor preached at the First Congregational church last night on Christian Heroism. He argued Christianity is heroic and cited Jesus as the greatest hero, who pursued a hard mission to overthrow sin. He named Paul Luther and other reformers as examples who faced opposition to uphold their convictions.
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Rev. H . Proctor
First Congregational Church
Jesus
Jes
Israel
Rome
Paul
Luther
Priy
Pope
Postoffice Clerks Call for Shorter Work Day
In Chico on February 1 the Chicago Federation of Labor adopted resolutions from the Chicago Post Office Clerks Union urging Congress to pass legislation for a shorter work day for postal workers. Four delegates presented the measure to the federation. The move follows Roosevelt’s order limiting leave for postal employees to go to Washington. Officials say no official presidential order exists, only a Postmaster General notice prohibiting such leaves.
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Chico
Chicago Federation of Labor Today
Chicago Postoffice
Unioen
Congress
Postal Service
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Washington
Noble Georgian remembered as dutiful son and civic exemplar
A eulogistic tribute extols a late Georgian figure as a model husband, neighbor, and lawyer. It lauds his public achievements, scholarly writings, military service, and devout faith, noting his virtuous life and premature death before age forty. It urges young men to emulate his exemplary character and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hall of Statuary
Jesus Christ
Southern Branch Dental Association Meets in Atlanta Ballroom
The fifth annual meeting of the southern branch of the National Dental Association opens tomorrow at the Kimball House ballroom in Atlanta. The four day program features a dense schedule of committee meetings, papers on chemistry pathology and therapeutics, and numerous officers and standing committees announced. Attendees include prominent dentists from southern states with Atlanta members hosting and entertaining delegates.
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The
National Dental Association
Kimball House
Atlanta
Livingston Mims
J. A. Chapple
P. Maenene
Southern Branch
H. H. Johnson
Macon
I. G. Noel
Nashville
Tenn
George S. Vann
Gadsden
Ala
W G. Magon
Tampa
Fla
B.D Brabson
Knoxville Tenn
CL. Alexander
Charlotte
N.C
W Foster
VE Turner
Raleigh, NC
E G Quattlebaum
Columbia
L Simpson
Rock Hill
PB Meléndy
Knoxvile
Fenn
JG Dallas
Tex
W. & Slater
Knoxville
Charire
Frank Holland
Atlanta, Ga., J. A. Chapple
C. L. Alexander
L. G. Noel
R. K. Luckie
Holly Springs
Miss
J. BP. Corley
Greensboro
Stiff
Richmond
WB. Finney
Baltimore
HE. P. Beadles
Danville
John R. Beach
Clarksville
Joseph Baur
New Orleans
Gordon White
J. J. Sarrazin
New _ Orléans
H. Buckley
Little Rock
Ark
S Eligabeth City
N. C
EB. Chase
Ocala
Bai
M. Slack
Memphis
P Gray
R. Wright
Jackson
Miag
J. B Pressey
Hampton
E. F .Comeg
Boozer
Birmingham
Y Cockerille
Washington T. C
Chattanooga
B. Holsemith
Mad
Covineton Eye
C_ Everet
Raleigh
Katte
Foster
Schwab Returns From Trip To Europe Before Stockholders Meeting
New York February 16 Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel Corp returns from nearly two months in Europe where he met finance and industry leaders. He attended the Jersey City stockholders meeting and spoke of broader ideas for the steel industry and U.S. trade relations.
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New York
Europe
Charles M Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
St. Paul
Jersey City
Schwab
England
France
Germany
Austria
Associated Press
Great Corporation
United States
Steel Corporation
Chicago
America
Americans
China
Orient
Congress
Return of Freed Negroes to Their Old Master in Missouri
A New York Sun account describes a Missouri planter in Platte County who, at emancipation, offered his enslaved people a choice to stay and share profits or move to Kansas. The scene centers on John Brasfield, his wife Kate, and the plantation’s enslaved community, with references to Aunt Kate and the local “banker” among the enslaved.
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Missouri
New York
Johns. Brasfield
Platte County
Ate’ Bra
Missouri River
Kansas
Brasfield
Asis
John
Kate
Missus
Pure Wines and Liquors at 95 Whitehall Street
At 95 Whitehall Street Pure Wines and Liquors advertises sale of wine and tobacco items for medicinal purposes. Peter Lynch operates a nearby West Miten variety store with jars, bottles, and seed goods, plus flour beans, cornfield beans, seed rye, and turnip seed. Cash terms offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Street
Peter Lynch
West Miten
Wodebury
Millvius
Just
Kentucky Wonder
Legacy of Freedom and Labor on a Kansas Farm
The narrative recalls former slaves who returned from freedom seeking to resume slavery on a Kansas farm. They were offered wages and shares, accepted reluctantly, and stayed until Mrs. Kates’s death, a turning point that dissolved the old place. It notes this as the lone known case of emancipation’s return to slavery in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aéew
Mrss Kates
Kansas
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Cobe
Justice Lumpkin
Bawa Beryauna Abe Duerdiuy
Rome, Ga
H. H. Proctor
Murray
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National Code Association
Stanen
Adam Shack
New Lisbon
NeWitt
Tolstei
St Petersbure
Une
Europa
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Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
W.L. Douglas State
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Harold
Lauiela
Ass'n
Oakland
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Gavista
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Little Margaret
Marcato
Wyoming
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Clearfield
Goldaga
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Tragedy
Miss Svak
Lillian Reed
Blocker
Dutch Carter
Benator Sullivan
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Musica Slipper Maverick
Lady Winkie Merry Sister
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King Hammon
Boots
Ceylon
Harvey
Mr_ Rose
Maclaren
Miss Rancom
Dagmar
Amstel
Johnnie McCartey
Tom Kingsley
Ander
Scarlet Lilly
Sir Florian
Carl Babbler
Haldee
Little Daisy
Deloraine
Eugenia
Menace
Meccs
Prince Real
Joe Doughty
Ree
Frank McConnell
Bigher Slath
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Devoran
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Owensboro
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London
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