Hillyer Newell wedding joins Atlanta and New York
The Hillyer Newell wedding at Second Baptist linked Miss Etten Hillier and Mr Alfred Newell of New York. The ceremony featured a graceful bridal party, narcissus and palms, and a reception in a decorated home before the couple departed for New York. Mr Newell, a prominent young journalist, is the son of Captain T F Newell of Milledgeville.
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Etten Hillier
Alfred Newell
Second Baptist Church
Rambou
Messrs
Bhugepe Cha Hte
Julian Biehl
Ems Vassin
Marit
Bouten
Oat Henor
Bli McDowell Wolff
Sarah
George Philver
Walter Colquitt
Joy
Bec Ominghy Goward
Crese de Cme
Hillyer
Newell
Journaliaix
New York
Atlanta
T F. Newell
Mittedgeville
Georgia
Ms Bride
Quality to what makes price in Burnett extract ad collapsed
Chattanooga Tennessee February morning two boys played soldiers. Charles Metluskey white aged 12 aimed a rifle at Lawrence Brooks colored aged 12 during play. The rifle discharged and the ball passed through Brooks head, killing him instantly. The coroner's inquest found the act accidental as Mc Chiskey did not know the rifle was loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Chattanoga
Tenn
Charles Metluskey
Lawrence Brooks
Brook
McChiskey
Dr T C Cannon Adds Hawkes Glasses Line in Jonesboro
Jonesboro optician Dr. T C Cannon, longtime exclusive agent for Hawkes glasses, unveils an elegant new line this week with Hawkes expert optician assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
T. C. Cannon
Ambulance Speed Limited By Grady Hospital Trustees
Grady hospital trustees at the monthly meeting ordered the ambulance not to exceed the speed of horses, after a $25 damages claim from a wagon collision on Whitehall Street last Christmas. Superintendent Brewster reported 2,786 patients served in the year, 2,405 charity cases, expenses totaling 3,785.74, and noted a memorial for the late Colonel W. A. Hemphill will be added to the books. The hospital, though active, needs more ward space to accommodate applicants.
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Brewster
Grady Hospital
Whitehall Street
Grewsters
W. A. Hemphill
Major Wilson Ill With Pneumonia
Dalton Ga February 25 Special News received here that Major R E Wilson doorkeeper of the Georgia Senate is seriously ill at his Murray county home with pneumonia fever. Physicians say his condition is critical and hopes for recovery are doubtful.
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Hoorkeeper
Georgia Senate
Dalton
Major R. E. Wilson
Murray County
Major Wilson
Should the Cities Own All Public Utilities?
A three day convention on municipal ownership of franchises opened in New York with debates on private versus public control. Speakers, including Clinton Rogers Woodruff and Charles Yerkes, argued for and against municipal ownership, citing water works in Toronto, tramways in Glasgow, and the economic impacts on fares, service, and municipal finance.
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New York
John G. Agar
Ryldenves
United States
Charles Waldo Haskins
New York University School of Commerce
Joseph B. Johnson
Woodruff
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Jas
Porter
Robert P. Porter
John P. Martin
England
United Kingdom
Cormor
Donald
Robert Donald
Municipal Journal
Ieeee Ne Aemeer
Glasgow
Yerkes
Charles Yerkes
Europe
Getlemen
Building Bones From Grape Nuts Food Advice
A Calistoga mother shares how her niece recovered from curvature of the spine and softening of bones after doctors failed, crediting Grape-Nuts for strengthening bones and improving health. The Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Mich promotes the cereal as vital nutrition for growing children.
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Calistoga Calif
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Ulcer cured by Rucklings Arnica Salve. Foster shot by teacher
A Runaway started a severe leg ulcer on J B Orner of Franklin Grove which healed quickly with Rucklings Arnica Salve. In Inman S C Ed Foster, seventeen, was shot by his teacher Professor R H Pitts. the ball passed through the bladder and intestines, an operation was performed but recovery seemed unlikely. Professor Pitts, 19, is son of Rev J D Pitts of Laurens and Furman graduate.
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Wearly
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Foster
Inman
S. C. Spartanburg
S.C
Ed Foster
R. H. Pitts
Seveteen
G. C. Foster
Pitts
J. D Pitts
Laurens
Furman University
They Raid Distillery in Greenville County South Carolina
Revenue officers and state constables raided the Darg Corner area near Greenville, seizing 30 gallons of liquor buried near Hamp Turner’s house. A 1 gallon still and 400 gallons of beer were destroyed after the distillery was found in operation. two operators escaped.
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Greenville County
S. c
Greenville, & C
Darg Corner
T ] County
Hamp Turner
Skinner's Counsel Arrives in Raleigh for Haywood Case
Daniel arrived from Weldon this evening as one of counsel to prosecute Ernest Haywood for biting Lund Low Skinner. It is said this completes counsel for that side in Raleigh.
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Skinner
Daniel
Weldon
Ernest Haywood
Lundlow Skinner
Raliegh
I. Specialy
Wonderful Discovery Is Made by Dr Adolph Razelag
In Canton a report to the state department notes Dr Adolph Razelag has found a cure and extermination method for leprosy. Since June 1992 in a leper village near Canton three patients were cured and the fourth is recovering. The treatment extends to lepers in the Philippines and Hawaii using prolonged sanitation and antiseptic drugs.
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Adolph Razelag
Washington
United States
McWade
Canton
State Department
Philippines
Hawai
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Laura Caldwell
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Maryland
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Chicago
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Harris Street
Ensign Howell Woodward
USN
Park Woodward
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Legadio
Wil Montgomery
E. W W. Rames
New Orleans
Ethel Hillyer Harris
Rome
Hillyer-Newell
Belle Goodrum
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Organ Fund
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Liverpool
China
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North Pryor Street
Equitable Building
Mena
W. L. Douglas
Union
Ated Eiseman & Weil
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Schofield
Carolus Knowleton
Pond
Swenson
Albert
Cheney
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Broad St
Jen Dars
Dise
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Parmfoi Permda
Leurhoea
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Liagonte
Torme
Brannon Medical Company
Empire Building
F. Rosa Monnish
W. A Monnish
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Forrest Avenue
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Leatherman
Sam Heck
J. R. Leatherman
M. D
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Charles W. Frankshaw
Whitehall
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