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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1902

Page

12

Tragedy and Talent Highlight Atlanta Cultural Notices

A dense page review notes Prof Clark’s philosophical lecture on life’s purpose and the high praise for Mrs Hill and Senor Andonegui as concert artists. It lists upcoming social events including Zebredoze Club luncheon, Masters’ Club recital, and numerous teas and meetings, with extensive society cameo mentions across Atlanta venues and notable residents.

Mr Inmans Dinner Hosts A City Notable Gathering

Mr. Inman hosted a brilliant Capital City Club dinner to honor Mr. Samuel Spencer of New York City. Sixteen guests attended with toasts to the distinguished host and guest of honor among a setting of rose centerpieces, spring flowers, and decorative greenery. Guests included Governor Allen D. Candler Judge William T. Newman Mayor Livingston Mims Judge Henry J. Tompkins Colonel Robert J. Lowry and others.

Loth Allen D. Candler William T. Newman Livingston Mims Henry 3. Tompkins Robert J. Lowry Edward C. Peters Wills Ragan Barbour ‘Thompson

Miss Rankin Hosts Elegant Capitol Reception

Julia Rankin entertained seventy to eighty friends at Mrs Fannie Lamar Rankin’s Capitol avenue residence in compliment to her sister Augusta Rankin of New York. Guests enjoyed floral decorations, white and green color scheme, and cordial hospitality from a long receiving line and assisted hosts including Mrs Owen and Mrs Young. Augusta Rankin wore white crepe with Russian lace. other guests wore lace and chiffon outfits as the gathering reflected a refined society afternoon.

Julia Ranken Fannie Lamar Rankin Capitol Avenue Augusta Rankin New York Hankin Finie Lamar Barksborough Owen R. R F. B. Young Pauli Goldsmith Martha Goynten Margaret Newman

Professor Clark to Lecture at Girls High School

Professor S H Clark of the University of Chicaso will lecture before Atlanta Girls High on March 4 and 3 about The Mission and Purpose of Tragedy. The Athens press noted his recent course and agrees with other reports on his series.

S. H. Clark University of Chicaso Univers Atlanta Maren Los Athens Press Clark

Duncan Wife Charged With Murder Awaiting Transfer

Mrs. Duncan, charged with killing her husband, remains at the police barracks under guard with limited access to her attorney and son. Doctors report her condition improving, and she is expected to be moved to the Tower later in the week. The pistol used in the night’s incident is a new 38 Smith & Wesson hammerless revolver. Duncan’s funeral was held at Flowery Branch with many old friends attending. Seaboard Air Line offers 2000 mile tickets to Baltimore via Norfolk and the Gay Line. For details, contact Harry BE. Krouse in Atlanta.

Lucy Hines Jordan West Peachtree Mary Lou Camp Llouglasville Ninette Waitt J. C. Walker South Carolina Harry Nelson Baltimore Sarah Frazier "Haw Chattanooga Wes John William Grant Camille Robbins John Robbins Eufaula Atlanta Orme | Campbell Seaboard, Air Line Harry BE. Krouse C. Pl T. A

Stationery sizes and tints at Miller's Marietta

Miller's at 39 Marietta advertises latest stationery sizes and tints at prices designed to pleasantly surprise shoppers.

Miller's Marietta

Grand Theater Hosts Goodwin Elliott in An American Citizen

At the Grand theater Nat Goodwin and Miss Miles Elliott delighted a large audience with An American Citizen and When We Were Twenty-One. The Haverly minstrels, top act, plus new features and The Casino Girl tour, drew crowds at the Columbia and Grand with lively acts and fresh material.

Nat Goodwin Maxine Eliott Miss Elliott Atlanta Goodwin Miss Eliott Mr. Goodwin Miles Elliott

Atlanta Court Sessions and New Music Studio

Supreme Court of Georgia lists cases argued and submitted in Atlanta circuit, including Porter Woolson and Ben Jackson v State. Also noted is H. H. Mattingly opening a large studio in Lowndes Building offering mandolin, banjo, guitar instruction. praised as capable musician and gentleman, student of Newton A. Breston and Dr. B. E. Davis, with prior teaching in Columbus, Ohio.

Supreme Court of Georgia Porter Woolson Cutford Young Oe J. M. Reevery City of Atlanta Savannah Newton J.J. Pain Willie Bryant Ben Jackson Soverelan Camp Woodmen of the World Thornton L. Bishop Vy. Exchange Bank Cotcorad-Willams Lumber Company Warren Grain Company Dodson Prigters’ Bipgly Company W. Ro Uarke Yoof Atlanta Milam & Miller H. H. Mattingly Columbus Ohio Lowndes Mattingly Newton A. Breston Notre Dame University BE. BE. Davis Baylor College Texas Jerk Supreme Court of State of Georgia Western Circuit Clark Franklin Jeckeon Athens Northeastman Dawson Habersham Hall Clarkesville Seatp County Cherokee Cobb Forsyth Plekens Lavy Bartow Gordon Whitfeld Rome Floyd Gilmer

Jay Cooke's Profits During the Civil War Loans

Alfred Matthews details Jay Cooke & Co. profits from negotiating over 2.0 billion in government loans. He earned small percentages after expenses, noting 3⅜% on initial sums and 4% after 1865 cuts, denying rumors of immense profits and political charges.

Alfred Matthews Jay Cooke Mr. Cooke Jay Cooke & Co Europe Dike Rothschilds Uci Congress Chase

Major Smyth Funeral Held At St Philip's Cathedral

The funeral of Major William H. Smyth, late postmaster of Atlanta, was held at 3:30 p.m. at St Philip's Cathedral with Bishop Kinloch Nelson and Rev. Albion W. Knight officiating. Interment followed in Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers included Forrest Adair and J. J. Spalding, with escort lines from O. M. Mitchel Post and Confederate Veterans. The United States Court announced the death officially, and a memorial plan was discussed by custom house officials.

William H. Smyth Atlanta St. Philips Cathedral Kinloch Nelson Albion W. Knight Major Smyth Oakland Cemetery Forrest Adair J. J. Spalding E. F. Blodgett C. T. Watson James P. Averill W. M. Scott R. P. Beecher L. B. Nelson W. B. Miles J. A. Burns L. M.o'terrell Robert Dohme P. Breitenbacher A. Mattison J. B. Harding W. H. D. Patterson F. R. Barford C. R. Haskins W. W. Husken L. P. Thomas Amos Fox W. L. Calhoun A. J. West Custom Hovse W. H. Smyth John H. Bev John T. Lynch Wina United States Court BE. A. Angier Custom House Newman H. F. Blodgett Washington

How We Reward Heroes in Santiago War

The piece questions naval prize payouts after the Santiago battle, noting Admiral Sampson and Captain Chadwick received large sums while others who fought, like Captain Cook and Captain Clark, got smaller or no pay. It contrasts who did the work with who benefited, calling the scheme unjust. It also notes Admiral Schley’s limited share and public gratitude. It ends with a banana and coconut consumption aside from Leslie's Weekly.

Chicago Tribune Sampson Santiago Chadwick New York Cook Brooklyn Clark Oregon Navy Department Walthwright Gloucester Admiral Schley Admiral Schrey Leslie's Weekly United Fruit Company United States Canada

Mississippi Legislature Backs Gallon Limit on Alcohol

Private John Allen recalls Arkansas and Mississippi acts on alcohol. Mississippi Governor McNutt signs a law restricting sales to not less than one gallon, praising the act as sensible and beneficial to the thirsty public. The governor's remarks celebrate the measure and its intended civic effect.

John’s Arkansas John Allen Mississippi McNutt

Southern Railway Train Schedules and Services

The notice lists numerous Southern Railway trains with routes to Cincinnati Chicago Birmingham Memphis Kansas City Birmingham, Jacksonville St Augustine Washington New York and more. It notes through sleeping cars dining cars and limited service, including local stops to Brunswick Charlotte Chattanooga Atlanta Macon Columbus Tallapoosa and Louisville with arrivals and departure times and service details.

Atlanta Lake Mano Pullman Cincinnati Chicago Brunswick Columbus Birmingham Memphis Kansas City Charlotte Danville Richmond Chattanooga Chattanoozap Florida Augustine Jacksonville St. Augustine Aouthwestern Limited Washington New York Macon Atlanta New York Express Hichmond Norfolk Richman POE Dey Lo Mm. J Chattansaga Louisville Pak Exeter Sundat Tallapoosa Geateman Cleveland Pittsburg Pianeville Detroit Temase Fiorida Limited Bronewick Artives the . OP U. 5 Boston Kali Hoos Faton Dept Marin Depat Bali

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