Preacher Attacks Mrs. Eddy and Christian Science
At Jones Avenue Baptist Rev. W. J. Holtzclaw denounces Mrs. Eddy as an illiterate impostor and Christian Science as fraud. He cites Boston failures, fraud claims, and past marriages to accuse Eddy of deception, money-driven and harmful influence, detailing alleged scandals and financial gain from the movement.
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Jones Avenue Baptist Church
W. J. Holtzclaw
Eddy
Christian Science Faith
Teddy
Dr. Holtzclaw
E. H. Carmen
Carmen
Mrs. Eddy
Dr. Hodge
Jesus
Paul
Tom
North American Review
New York
Board of Health
Purinton
Bellevue Hospital
Hos
Ufe
Hife
Rirs
Bow
WN. H
Boston
Glover
Wilmington
N. C
Potter's Field
West
Primary contests shape up for county offices and legislative seats
Democratic primary plans stir Georgia politics as incumbents face little opposition while several hopefuls announce for representation and county boards. Named candidates include Slaton, Latham, Childress, Merriam, with Adair and Anderson facing terms on the board. coroner race also draws challengers. Primary date undecided, likely in spring.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Superior Court
Mesars
John M. Slaton
C. Houston
Thomas Ea@leston
Messrs
Edger Latham
B. F. Childress
J. Merriam
Latham
Childress
Merriam
Algo
Forrest Adair
Clifford L. Anderson
Walter R. Brown
Turman
Hubert. Culberson
E. Connally
J. R. Stamps
Charley Church
Willam Thompson
John W. Nelms
A. P Stewart
T. M. Armistead
Arnold Broyles
Robert
Getcher
A Perfect Diamond Ad With New Settings and Designs
A Perfect Diamond describes diamonds with flash of fire and dew like freshness. New settings and designs are in process including pendants and lockets. Wise and Derkele, Street.
Rural Districts vote on long term school law
The rural districts schedule a special election next Thursday to approve or disapprove a ten month school term. Ordinary Wilkinson named election managers and clerks. 717 voters registered from outside Atlanta Bast Point and Hapeville. Supporters say longer term benefits the county. opposition anticipates passage with a large majority. EB F Childress to speak at Bolton academy meeting.
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Wilkinson
Atlanta
Bast Point
Hapeville
Stewart
Bolton
F. Childress
Movement to save old Georgia State Bank Building in Wilkes County
Controversy swirls in Wilkes County over tearing down the old Georgia State Bank Building to place a new county courthouse there. The two story brick structure, once a bank and site of the Confederacy cabinet meeting, sits on the square in Washington. Daughters of the Confederacy lead the preservation effort, facing tax concerns and a county decision on site plans. If no alternative is found, a state-wide fund may seek to purchase the building for preservation as a historic relic.
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Wilkes County
New Court House
Georgia State Bank
Court House
Mt Davis
Tme
General B. O W.heard
General Heard
Public Square
Washington
Whic
Old Town
Vega
Bank
Daughters of the Confederacy
Board of County Commissioners
South
Tablets Commemorate Building Of Whitehall Viaduct
Bronze tablets placed at both ends of the Whitehall street viaduct tell how the bridge was built and who contributed, honoring Atlantans with inscriptions cast in bronze. Grant Wilkins funded the plates and the city later financed bronze replacements to include more names, ensuring lasting memory of the project.
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Whitehall Street
Bridgeway
Grant Wilkins
Peters
Samea G. Woodward
Livingston Mima
Wilkins
James G. Woodward
C. A. Barrett
M. M. Welch
J. H. Harwell
Livingston Mims
M. Welch
Chattareny
H.W. Grady
H. F Garrett
R. M. Clayton
Mrs Stewman Reappears After Mysterious Vanishing
Mrs Josie Stewman and her two children were reported missing en route from Marietta to Atlanta. She returned alone after taking a freight train to Atlanta to see her ailing sister Miss Susie Whiis. The husband and relatives had sought police help, fearing a disappearance.
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Josie Stewman
Marietta
Atlanta
Stowman
Cupid Visits Kimball Twice in One Week
The Kimball house saw two marriages within a week. In the early morning hour a groom from Jacksonville, Florida, wed a mysterious bride, later seen leaving with smiles as they departed for Atlanta. A second couple, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winn of Springfield, Tennessee, quietly tied the knot in the parlor at 8 am last Wednesday.
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Cupid
Kimball House
J. A. Rawls
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Rawls
Rotunda
Atlanta
Central
A. L. Winn
Springheld
Tenn
Qutelly
Supreme Court to rule on writs of error from Atlanta city court
Atlanta lawyers prepare briefs to defend the status of the city court under the 1877 constitution. The high court will decide if changes to criminal and civil divisions affect its jurisdiction over writs of error from Atlanta City Court and the Atlanta Criminal Court.
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Atlanta
Supreme Cour
Ate
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of
Ol' Court of
Lum
Supreme Art
P. H. Brewster
Alex C. King
Luther Z. Rosser
Reid
Supreme court split over city and criminal courts
The text argues the constitutionality of acts dividing the court and stripping its criminal jurisdiction. Doubt surrounds the second division of the city court and the criminal court. The supreme court decision on these courts affects title to about a million and a half in property and the liberty of several hundred defendants. If the court blocks these courts, original judgments would stand.
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Preme Court
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Jimmy Breele Defies Police Third Time Arrested
Jimmy Breele a seven year old boy who has repeatedly defied the police was arrested for the third time yesterday morning. His mother is in a city chain gang for drunkenness and his father is dead. He was sent to the Home for the Friendless and ran away twice more after promising reform. The recorder plans to decide this afternoon how to handle the persistent youth who has not yet committed a crime sufficient to commit him to reform school.
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Phig
Jesus Christ
Mr. Eddy
New York Sun
Simon
Mrs. Eddy
Earth
Millius
Jimmy Breele
Jimmy
Gald Nedat
Seaboard Air Line Hallway Advertises Mileage Rate
The notice states only line south of the Potomac charging two cents per mile is the Seaboard Air Line Hallway, serving Atlanta Richmond Portsmouth Wilmington and Charlotte. For more information contact Harry Browse in Atlanta or A Christian Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Richmond
Portsmouth
Wilmington
Charlotte
Harry Brouse
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