Salvation Army holds seven annual congress events in Atlanta
The seventh annual congress of Salvation Army officers in the southern Atlantic coast division meets in Atlanta with open air rallies at the Expire building and a major service at Central Congregational Church. Governor Hoke Smith presides over the afternoon maps meeting. Col R Holt and Mrs Brigadier Stanyon lead sessions. Appointments across cities including Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga and Jacksonville are announced for officers and staff.
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Salvation Army
Army Citadel
Whitehall Street
Central Congregational Church
Armart
Atlantic Coast Province
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
R & Holt
Philadelphia
Stanyon
New York
Teack
Colonel Holz
Expire
Ugsin
Sueqing
How Hoke Smith
Jésus
Mjor
Woiam Andrewa
Cincinnati
George Cook
Bras
BH Wola
Philadel Onte
Mt Berriman
Baltimore
Vagal
Harrieat
Washington
Mra
Hilgadier Stangoo
New
Power of
Jesus
Elizabeth Barter
Wwashington Hs Music
Western Union Tax Fight Moves to Higher Court
In chambers yesterday Judge Newman granted superseders to Western Union Telegraph Company over Georgia franchise tax collection. The restraining order against Comptroller General Wright was extended pending appeal to the Fifth Circuit. A bond of 35000 was required to cover potential loss to the state if the litigation favored the Union.
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Tucee Newman
United States Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ita
Newman
Board of Arbitrators
Western Union
Georgia
Act of Congress
Otter
Atate
Dr E G Griffin's Great Work in Dental Surgery
Dr E G Griffin proprietor of Gate City Dental Rooms and a leading southern dentist since nineteen years, noted for progressive up to date care. He excels in painless tooth extraction and comprehensive dental work from a central Whitehall Street office over Brown and Allen drug store.
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E G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
Messrs
Brown & Allen
Lela
EG Griffin
Cases Set in City Court Macon February 27
City court in Macon set hearings for March 8 marking the March term civil business to be regularly disposed of. MR AND MRS NAT KAISER LEAVE Alsata today for Washington and will stay after Taft's inauguration at the Ebbits From Washing Inn before proceeding to New York for a week in ten days at the Astor.
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Srantea
Columbus
Mia
Owens
Medfeo
Gulfport
Ena
Arthurs
Hattiesburg
Belcher
Jacksonville
Paul
Jackson
Miss
R Norris
Key West
Catlear
Montgomery
Odom
Macon
Coleman Mobile
Gallagher
New York
White
Leikman
Eiking
Chattanooge
Biringham
Bessemer
Selma
Moplie Pensacola
Nat Kaiser
Alsata
Washington
Taft
Ebbits
Washing’ Inn
Astor
Property transfers and warranty deeds listed with multiple parties
A OCR cleaned list shows transfers and deeds including Joseph W Wood to J EH Seugema for 80 dollars, M A Lambert to Edward C Lambert on Sella Avenue, Hapeville Land and Improvement Company parcels, Oak Street plot with 1000 dollars, Juniper Street parcel for 8000 dollars, Peachtree Road parcel for 78 dollars, College Park College Parcel 608 dollars, Lucky Avenue 1500 dollars, Central Avenue 1000 dollars, Fulton Street 8000 dollars, Piedmont Avenue 409 dollars, Glenn Street 31850 dollars, Lucile Avenue 1260 and 710 dollars, Harold Avenue 330 dollars, Butler Street 2000 dollars, Jonesboro Road 18 dollars, Forest Road 106 dollars, Pearhines Avenue 2705 dollars, and various mortgage or trust company transfers.
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Joseph W Wood
J EH Seugema
Lambert
Edward C Lambert
Sella
Hapeville Land and Improvement Company
Humphries
Georgia Avenue
Dotier
Seixas
Oak Street
Peters Land Company
John A Whitner
Juniper Street
M Brown
John C Ways
Peachtree Road
Perdue
Wilam Dunber
College Park
Robert 3
Logan
Dickinson
Hayden Street
Mary Fo Phillis
Dickinson Trust Company
Lucky Avenue
Sadie MocWhitner
Central Avenue
Warner K Neer
Josephine
Simmona
Fulton Treet
Redding
Ravings
Piedmont Avenue
Fred G Gurron
Mary
Stranshan
Glenn Street
Winecott
Lyon
Hayden Wher
Selcar
Misa Ff
Lucile Avenue
Union
Bante
Jordan
Mfe cManiel
Lean Cormnens
Harold Avenue
Mortage
George F Gasrett Et al
Auguais Avenue
Willam
Perrin
Foster
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Trugice
Butler Street
Henry Wildan
Charles Wilson
Jonesboro Road
Ile Montgomery
Callewas
Forest Road
Mary L Poole
Ida P Poole
Hayden
Neal
Antoine
Benor Slonene
Spring Street
Snowdrift and Taft Possum Banquet Tales
A tongue in cheek piece claims Snowdrift lard elevates possum dishes at a Taft era banquet. An Atlanta company catalogs Snowdrift as the sole manufacturer, recounting a cook’s ginger cake possum tale and a caterer’s mislabelled order from New York.
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Aldes
Win
New York
Southern Cotton 01
Atlanta
New Orleans
Savannah
Beach Hargis Arrested After Jackson County Outburst
Beach Hargis, charged with murder, surrendered to Breathitt County officers and was jailed in Irvine Kentucky for a second trial in April. The first trial ended with a hung jury after a dance incident where he attempted to kill his cousin Arch Crawford. He later demanded $25 from the Jackson Deposit Bank cashier claiming his mother would pay, then became intoxicated and led a party to the town outskirts, where officers disarmed him with pistols drawn.
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Jackson Ky Tebruars
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Jalet Irvine Ky
Wargs
Arch Crawford Hargis
Jackson Dapostt Bank
Hargie
Hargis
Money for Waterways Passed by Senate
The river and harbors bill with about 9 709 000 dollars in appropriation was approved by the Senate today The act retains water power rights for states and requires Michigan consent for St Marys river development. Senators Latimer Powers Wiley Meyer Brick Granger received tributes as the session adjourned at 27 o clock.
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Washington
CID
St Mary‘s
Eulogica
Latimer
South
Caroline
Representatives Powers
Maine
Wiley
Alabama
Meyer
Louisiana
Brick
Indiane
Granger
Rhode Teland
Senate
Chautauqua Planned for Barnesville This July
Barnesville Ga February 27 It has been decided another chautauqua will be held this year probably the first week in July At a meeting of those interested this step was taken Among the big speakers one will be Governor Robert B Glenn of North Carolina Dr Sante M Patent Hubert Cope Wanendon De Alexander Barr Reno Wetborn De Thomas Bellany Rev OS Copeland
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Barnesvill
Specelal Y
Robert B Glenn
North Carolina
Sante M Patent
Hubert Cope
Wanendon
de Alexander Barr
Reno Wetborn
de. Thomas
Bellany
OS. Copeland
Promotions for Prominent Atlanteans in Auditor Posts
In Atlanta two long-serving Southern Bell staff, C J Holditch and How Ladd, were promoted to chief auditor and assistant auditor respectively. Both have over thirteen years in auditing and broader telecom experience. Holditch joined in 1885, rose through roles from traveling auditor to chief clerk and assistant auditor before election as auditor last week. Ladd’s advancement mirrors Holditch’s steady rise in the auditing department.
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C J Holditch
Ladd
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Holditch
Lada
Eagland
Southern Bell Company
New York
Uolditch
Early 1900s Southern Bell official named chief clerk
The article notes a New York native, long service with Southern Bell, start in 1896, assistant chief clerk in 1903, chief clerk later, and last week elected to a higher role. Colleagues praise his capacity and lively personality, predicting a brilliant future.
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Ins Étant
New York
Souther Bell Company
May
Tve
Ure
Southern Bell Company
A McPhail Piano Endorsement By The Western Music Co
A lengthy testimonial praises the A. McPhail piano as among the best made. The endorsement, signed by The Western Music Co of Peachtrea at Atlanta Ga, highlights build quality, reputation since 1877, and criticizes salesmanship while urging local buyers to seek a superior instrument. The writer cites a city tuner with twenty years’ experience and urges colorfully that one may get real value for a dollar.
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Wash Deers
Atlanta
Puange
A. M. McPhail Piance
Wester Music Company
Ted
Aseec
Dickerson
Agreement on Naval Bill Reaches Senate Compact
In Washington on February 27 lawmakers edged toward a compromise on a naval appropriation. The Senate resisted calls to expand the president’s mission while approving the amended bill. The administration remains poised to press for the evolving policy amid lingering questions about naval funding.
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Washington
Senate Oarfarcen
Pacific
Alread
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L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
MR. Taft
McClure
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