Virginia Society Banquet To Feature Pace And Fox
The Virginia Society annual banquet at the Piedmont hotel will honor guests Pace and Fox. Thomas Nelson Page and John Fox Jr. of Kentucky travel to Atlanta for speeches while Mr. Page speaks on stage with Sim and a few remarks from Mr. Fox are likely. Delegates and dignitaries including Bishop Keiley, Mayor Howell, and state leaders will attend, with Agnes Scott students in the balcony.
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The
Virgina Society
Plauen
Piedmont Hotel
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
San John Fox, Jr
Kentucky
Thaus i. Binia Sceiery
Opera House
Page
Mr. Fox
Arly
Wy Norwood Mitchel
Virginia Society
Pagea
Mr. WA
Robert E. Lee
Tonant
Les O
Crat
Sim
Fox
J. M. Tettell
Clark Howell
State Senate
Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta
Agnes Scott
Ex College
Washington
Thornbury
Virginie
Grand
Virginia Sacirty
B. J. Keiley
Savannah
Grand. Ton. Clark Howell
H.W. Cabnanis
Payne
William &.Christian
Ton
Montague
O'Farrell
Bittey
J. Lindsay Gordon
D Leigh Lee
John W. Daniel
Fifth Regiment Concert Delights Turn Verein Hall
A large audience enjoyed a Turn Verein hall concert by the Fifth Regiment band honoring the Atlanta Turn Verein. The program mixed popular and classical pieces including Nabucco overture, Two Grenadiers, William Tell ballet music, and Die Dreige der Triumphant selections. Performers included W. D. Halla, Frank Wheat, Jim Lynch, and Alfred Crand with various solo and instrumental numbers.
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Turn Verein Hall
Fifth Regiment
Arlanta Turn Verein
Laws
Orvertur Nabucco
Crardas
Tornet
W. D. Hallawell
Grenadiers
Schumann
Frank Wheat
Rosini
Jim Lynch
Wein
Wel
Gesang
Strauss
Ws Ns
Gerang-Sektionu
A. Grsan
Sektion
AL Crand
Taunhouser
Wadi Clarinet ‘Sala
Romantic Air
Car Thornton
Fred Wedemeyer
Intermezgo
Cavaliere
Rustheane
Miscagni
Cin Einem M
Caesirer
March
Breinieiven Wind
Ffammn
Miss Tinling Tonight at St John Church
Miss Tinling, a well known English temperance speaker, will address St John Methodist Church tonight on temperance work in England. The event, under the auspices of the Nineteenth Woman's Christian Temperance Union, includes entertainment by the Youn Taberniots quartet and is expected to draw a large audience.
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St John Methodist
Christina I
Youn Taberniots
Bettermentiof
Atlanta Opens Season At Home With Montgomery
The Southern League 1903 schedule was approved in New Orleans. Atlanta, under Abner Powell, lands Memorial Day and Fourth of July games at home. Montgomery gains a key franchise buyout. Memphis and Birmingham press schedule changes but back the plan. Umpires Keele, Mace, McDermott chosen. minor league representation preserved. monthly assessments set to fund league office.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Powell
Wastenlay
New Orleans
Alania
Lieseisen
Powells Pets
Nashville
Gemee
Birmingham
Piedmont Pack
Sostern Eluha
Oretuen
New Oriennd
Chibs
Southern Baseball League
Thrae
Tangle
Kavanaugh
Jamies Talmer
Newt Fisher
Mime Eightower
Mikus Finn
Aaron Prank
Abner Powell
Tirmingham
Charles Morgan
Coffer Jackson
Shreveport Crawford
Vo. Stevenson
Sam Kahn
Memphis
Caruthers Ming Farles Kint
Orleans
Barry Tiolt
Robert Gik
Sireverport
Riphael Semmes
Jily Weeehute
Aleehase
Birningham
Powell, Inn
Fisher
Finn Sall
Howell
Ger Powell
Lange
John P. Keele
Harry Mace
Sandy McDermott
Arould
W. A. Carpenter
Arlie Lathan
Reague
Victor Ball
Western Union
Shreveport
Etree
Little
Rock
Ain
Bs Ae
Iris
Jay
Mug
Daly
Plans for New Depot General Scheme and Access
Architectural brief outlines ground level and track level layouts for a new depot. Includes scales, perspective views from Mitchell and Madison streets, main concourse, tunnel and train shed relations, two track-level areas, mail and luggage handling spaces, and multiple stair and ramp access points. Also details gender and race segregated waiting rooms, retiring rooms, lunch areas, and ticket offices with dimensions and access to street level facilities.
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Mitchell
Madison Streets
Trentien
Madison Street
Antake
Vaudeville Returns to Bijou This Week
The Bijou opens a new vaudeville season with Looping to Loop as the main act a sensational aerial routine. Notable cast includes George Crawford and Molly Fuller in Election Bets and Iris in a dance act with Halioid hoop performers. Ben Hur engagement at the Grand draws advance seat sales and a nationwide box-office push.
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Mr. Wells
Bimingha
Lettie
Maka Rood
Fred Thillan
Cljan
Molly Fuller
Georgie Cohan
Iris
Haloid Lances
Shorty
Tallum DeWitt
Garland Wilson
Miss Wilson
Atlanta Terminal Company invites architecture bids for station and office complex
The Atlanta Terminal Company outlines a fireproof 66 000 square foot office and station building with 3 000 daily passengers, separate office entrance, two elevators, two baggage lifts, telegraph and telephone facilities, and a baggage transfer room. Bids due by April 11 1903. drawings due for review by March 10 1903. project total not to exceed 500 400 dollars. competition open to architects submitting intent to compete.
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Pullman
Avise
Transfe
Adidimg
Atlanta
Atlanta Terminal Company
Desperate Fight at Church Door Sparks Police Arrests
A crowd of negro youths clashed near Shiloh church at Hayes and Mangum streets last night. Four arrests were made, ten more sought, after Henry Payne led a pistol attack on boys entering the church for a Valentine party. Arthur Jones was shot in the thigh, and the weapon was found with Payne. The incident will be investigated by authorities this afternoon.
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Shiloh Church
Hayes and
Mangum Streets
Valentines
Henry Payne
Tibbs and
Dorsey
Treary Payne
Willis Swannigen
John Maddox
Charlie Tyler
Arthur Jones
Payne
Roe Career Unis
Chief Joyner Returns From New York Purchases
Chief WR Joyner of the dire department returns from New York where he bought supplies not found in Atlanta and arranged overhaul for a locomotive. He secured estimates for a water tower and will present them to the finance committee with the June apportionment sheet. Mrs Herbert Davis daughter of Dr A R Hotherby has recovered enough to go home from Presbyterian hospital after a surgical operation.
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New York
WR. Joyner
Atlanta
Joyner
Council
Herbert Davis
A.R. Hotherby
Presbyterian Hospital
Moore Memorial Manse
Luckie Street
Policeman Describes Stolen Fowls in Detail
A police officer who lost fowls explains how precise descriptions help recover them. He notes a black rooster and a red hen with a large comb, plus three dark brown hens with golden capes, all tails removed, feathers scattered, and spurs cut off. His long service and hard line against thieves are emphasized.
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Qin Hakine
Talden
Fine Church to Be Erected by Central Congregational
The Central Congregational church plans a new edifice costing 335000 on its Ellis street corner property. Members have subscribed 10000. 15000 more is sought with a 1000 loan and mortgage. Pastor Dr Jenkins notes 20000 already in treasury toward the 3000 goal and expects the church to rise as its membership grows. The project aims for a larger, better equipped, picturesque place of worship.
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Central Congregational Church
Ellis Street
Carnegie Pice
F. Eden
Congregational Church
United States
Jt Ss
Tolbert escape leads to city officials ousted
Left prisoner Alf Tolbert escaped after deputies guarding him left to buy a lock. Tolbert and his son Oscar were recaptured. deputies relieved of duties and to be tried. Indictments issued for father and son on murder charges with judge Bartlett listing April trial.
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Oscar Tolbert
Jeff Mordy
Tolbert
J. Jones
al. H. New
Bartlett Gaz
Two More Typhoid Deaths Reported in Ithaca
Ithaca reports two typhoid fatalities including Cornell senior F. E. Swartz of Marlboro and city resident MA Wo Taber. The deaths bring the tally of local victims as health officials note no other typhoid deaths today and emphasize ongoing campus illness at Cornell College of Law.
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Cornell
Citie
Ithaca
Ithaca, N
F. E. Swartz
Marlborm
Cornell College
MA WO. Taber
ARES Tender Feet Walking Aid Promises Easy Use
The advertisement claims a product called Ares Tender Feet makes walking easier. It promises to remove offensive odors with one application and highlights a price and prepaid express service through Eaton Drug Co. in a vintage drugstore ad style.
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Express Prepaid
Eaton Drug CO
Ailzair
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Atlanta Turn Verein
Miss Tinling
Mims Trightower
Chattanooga
Hageland and
Semmes
Bijou
Florador
Isadore Rush
Laity Palyrook
Caerinne
Dolores
James Kiernan
Ocala
Twerdlepun
Charles Hox
Cilfain
Willard ‘Curliss
Arthur Dwiega Mharies Hf
Abereded
Valleda
Grace
Culill
Gertrude Coghlan
Old Vincennes
Alice
Garden Theater
Klaw Wrlanger
Ben
Ie Ben-Hur
Chief Joyner
Georgia
R. L. Foreman
Equitable Building
Sweetwater Park
Lithia Springs
Southern Railway
Bowden Lithia Water
Central Congregational
Tallapoosa City
Royal Foot Wash
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