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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1904

Page

23

Lamar-Lanier engagement announced in Americus

Americus, Ga January 1 special Charles W Lamar announces engagement of daughter Marie to Mr George Huguly Lanier of Jackson Ga The marriage will be at Calvary Episcopal church in early February date to be announced Miss Lamar popular in Americus society and the engagement highly awaited by many friends

Spring Street Dr. Gunn Shepard Bryan Chifford Anderson Winnie Colliss Virginia Gregory Wilam G.collins New York Luther Conant Chica

Atlanta Whist Club's First Anniversary Celebration

The Whist Club entertained many friends at a festive anniversary gathering in Atlanta. The Atlanta Woman's Club members helped decorate with palms and roses. President Trudge Howard Van Epps and the club offered cordial hospitality, marking a memorable night in Atlanta whist history.

Niversary Atlanta Woman's Club Trudge Howard van Epps Atlanta

Mrs Oton Recital at Woman's Club Benefits Daughters of Rebecca

Mrs. Otons dramatic recital at the Woman's Club tonight draws Atlanta musical figures to assist. The event benefits the Daughters of Rebecca. Junior violinist Master David Love tops the lineup with an amber, followed by Mrs. Meisel and Miss Blatterman among others.

Oton Bessie Miller Oton Woman's Club Atlanta Daughters of Rebecca David Love Amber Meisel

Blank Folks and Office Supplies at Joe Miller Company

Readable fragments show a business named Joe M Miller Company located at 38 Marietta Street offering blank office supplies. The note reads as a terse listing or ad with no further context or events. The item contains a single location and business name without additional details.

Georgia to hire convicts for quarter ends Dec 31 1903

Georgia state officials report convict hire costs totaling 51 392.83 for the October to December quarter. James W English Jr heads largest debtor list at 12 194.30, with firms including George S Baxter Co and Parrott Lumber Co among others. An attorney general opinion orders annual reports filed after January 1, and other notes cover rewards for arrest cases, pardons hearings, and insurance filings.

Georgia Wright Goodloe Yancey Prison Commission J. W. English, Jr Office of the Prison Commission of Georgia Atlanta Comptroller General of Tajan James W. English, Jr Gap R ,R.mining Co Joel’ Hurt George S. Baxter & Co Jacksonville Fla Chickamauga Coal and Coke Company Chattanooga Dixon FE. Roy Manufacturing’ Company Egypt W. English, Jr Aianta Cruger & Pace Albany W. B. Mattox Elberton John W. McCalla Seadont Donalaon Lumber Company Donaldsonville Southern Living Company Joel ‘Trurt Atlanta, Ga Hart Terrell Ty Tinsley Treaserer Georgia Academy For the Sam Y. Maddox Cherokee Circuit Texas Jamey White White Bob Snipp Gatoosa County Apring Garden Ala Catooss Ufe Simmons Jones E. 0 Moon Catocea County

Fights Over Fair Street Right of Way Ends in Court

A dispute between Southern Railway and broker Stephen A. Ryan over land at Fair Street and the railroad led to a public struggle on the site. Ryan allegedly brandished a shotgun and struck roadmaster Lemond. both men faced police court after state court dismissal. Lemond and Ryan gave conflicting versions as Judge Lumpkin weighed the case.

Southern Railway Company Stephen A. Ryan Fair Street Ryan J. 8 Lemond Southern Southern Road Constitution East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Hallway Company J. di. Gamer Bradwell Mr. Hyan Mr. Ryan Wes Wir Giarman Tim Sai Peters Street Rebecca D. Lowe Lumpkin Rosser & Branson F. B. Blackburn Southern Railroad Tadce Tump Southern Railway RT. Toraey Dorsey Brewster & Hovwel US Southern Railway Company Georgia

Railroad dispute over property boundary dismissed

The Southern Railway Company sought to enjoin Mrs Ryan from interfering with possession of premises. Both cases were called for trial in Fulton superior court but were dismissed by agreement, leaving the occupancy and title situation unchanged and no action pending.

Southern Railway Company Hyan Southern Hallway Company Lumpkin Fulton Superior Cou Mire. Ryan Ryan

Pure Milk Stables sale offers tested cow herd at Atlanta

Families seeking pure milk may buy a tuberculosis tested cow from Hoyt's herd at the Hoyt herd sale. The auction is at the Inc. A. Miller Sale Stables in Atlanta, Georgia, starting at 10 a m Thursday January 7.

Hoyt Jnc. A. Miller Atlanta

The Passing Throng and the Woman Question in Rail Era Atlanta

A Southern railroad survey in Atlanta discusses women entering office roles once reserved for men. The piece notes four women stenographers, forecasts more in various departments, and reflects on social change. It also stories a boxing cat at Southern Engraving and lists visitors to the Kimball and Piedmont hotels in Atlanta with brief notes on their occupations and origins.

Tanta Southern Railroad Ihis City Woren Southern Engraving Company Corbett McCoy Wille Howell Justle Cat St. Loui

Presbyterians to Discuss Moving University to Atlanta

Twenty one commissioners from seven synods Georgia Alabama Tennessee Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana and Florida meet January 19 at Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta to discuss relocating Southwestern Presbyterian University from Clarksville Tennessee and Columbia Theological Seminary to Atlanta forming a single strong college with equal emphasis on church and theology courses. A public meeting may follow as the group weighs the transfer of both colleges and their funds.

Presbyterian Church Georgia Alabama Tennessee Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana Florida Central Presbyterian Church Great Presbyterian University Ausnie W. G. Neville Rey Micky W. S. Stevenson Georgie J. W. Walden Athens Theron Hi. Rice Atlanta Sam Inman J. T. Anderson J. T. Yerger Dene Mathewson Chisholm Ieddles- Ton W. Calvin Wells W. BS. Alexander Edwant Mack D. W. Pipes J. Ke. Lacy W. M. McUniie Southwestern Presbyterian University Clarksville Tenn Columbia Theological Seminary Columbia, & C South

Platt Consoles Roosevelt With New York Support

Senator Platt of New York met with the president after a cabinet session and assured him New York Republicans are united for his renomination. He said a two delegation would attend Chicago with enthusiasm for the president, while keeping details undisclosed.

Boas New York Washington Senator Platt Alth Senator Plate

Panic at Philadelphia textile mill ends in safety

Hundreds of girls flee to fire escapes as flames trap workers at William J. Smith Sons textile mill. About 525000 in losses to building and stock. prompt fire department response saved many lives.

Phildelphia William J. Smith & Son Fim

Notable Visitors At Atlanta Hotels From Georgia And Beyond

A string of travelers check in at Atlanta hotels with several Georgia towns represented. Max L Mette of McRae and Louis B Magid of Ledge promote agricultural shifts toward peseshes and melons while other visitors from Monticello Tifton Forsyth Allon Monroe Rome Rome Blakely Danville Athens Macon LaGrange and Washington register at the Kimball and Piedmont for business and brief stays.

Louis B. Magid Ledge Piedmont Magid Georgia Paul Fargood Forsyth Kimball H. Lamberton Allon 3. C Pleamont D. & Ginps Monroe J. H. Owell Rome AG Powell Blakely Cable Breckinidge Danville, Ky Atlanta H. Hardeman Washington, Ga

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