Palai er Heads County Board and Elects Officers
The annual reorganization of the county commissioners occurred at yesterday's meeting. Judge H. E. W. Palmer was chosen chairman with Colonel John B Goodwin as vice chairman. All county officials were re elected without opposition and salaries were raised for several posts. Standing committees were announced and district road commissioners elected, with staff reductions and insurance adjustments yielding annual county savings.
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Board of County Commissioners
Yegular
H. E W. Palmer
John B Goodwin
Judge Palmer
E .B Rosser
T A E Mean
Mre Means
L. Z Rosser
Court House
P Marbot
A.D Howerd
A. Q. Turner
Clock Winder
W L Bryan
A P. Mitchell
Starling Mayfield
C. H. Carter
Board of Examiners of Stationary Engineers
C. H. Dennigan
Donaldson
Turner
Howard
Palmer
Rosser
Culberson
Anderson
Goodwin Public Buildings
Anderson, Culberson Printing and Court House Supplies
Goodwin
Anderson Quarantine and
Juéze Falmer
Death of Miss Emma G Buck of Bridgeton New Jersey
Miss Emma G Buck, a longtime art teacher at Peace Institute and later Agnes Scott Institute, died in Pueblo Colorado on December 11 after a fall illness. She had left for Colorado in fall for health reasons and improved briefly before altitude affected her heart. A refined woman of deep Christian character, she will be mourned by many pupils and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma G. Buck
Emma Buck
Hridgeton
Peace Institute
Agnes Scott
Institute
Pueblo
Colorado
Misa Bucle
A Very Close Call and a Loco Fireman’s Cure Story
Burlington Iowa loco fireman C W Bellamy recalls a near disaster as his engine faltered and weakened. A bottle of Electric Bitters restored his strength, a panacea marketed by druggists at 60 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
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C W Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Brooch Beauty Diamonds and Crowns on Display
A bejeweled brooch shines with diamond pave in heart and sunburst motifs. Diana Crescents and Sunbursts adorn scrolls and pendants, with finest stones used in these high end pieces.
Atlanta Prosperity Foretold In Maddox Interview
A lengthy extract from The Annual Financial and Commercial Review features R F Maddox, president of the Atlanta chamber of commerce, praising regional prosperity. He cites high cotton prices, strong crops, rising bank clearings, and new manufacturing, along with cautious optimism for the South amid national politics and debt relief for farmers. The piece also notes a Chicago fire aftermath letter to Mrs Lollie Bell Wylie about Frances Owen and Amy Owen, plus stories on theater fire safety ideas and travel habits of Americans, with local society notes and arrivals in Atlanta hotels.
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Financial and Commercial Review
New York Herald
R. F. Maddox
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Maddox
Im Maddox
Rabor
Watisfled
South
Georgia
New England
New York Stock Exchange
Lollie Bell Wylie
Benjamin Levering
Chicaguy
Frances Owen
Iroquois Theater
Amy Owen
Durning
Owen
Miss Owen
International Convention of Press Clubs
Leverings
Sirs Folty
Mrs Folty
Helen
Alice
New Brunswick Aldermen Sworn In For 1904
Reanswick Ga Tanwiry Sredial Bronewick elects Downing Fo TD Aiken TW Wood and Turner Captain T Newmin elected council chairman TV Aiken chairman pro tem 1904 personnel listed with mayor and aldermen. year reports show excellent finances and condition.
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Reanswick
Tanwiry
Bronewick
Downing
Aiken
Wood
Ow Turner
T Newmin
TV Aiken
Brunswick Council
Maivor
J Crovatt
T Newman
Robinson
Tupper
Downins
Missing Girl Jewel Weaver Found Safe at Doctor Fox Home
Jewel Weaver eight years old vanished Tuesday afternoon after leaving Fraser street school. She wandered Georgia Avenue toward Washington Heights, was found by Myra Fox and returned to her home near Grant park. Mrs Fox notified police. earlier fears included kidnapping but the child was cold and frightened, later reunited with her mother.
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Jewel Weaver
A. B. Weaver
Amos Fox
Washington Heights
Myra, Fox
Georgia Avenue
Gil
Fraser Street
Glenn Street
Grant Park
Sehool
Park
Washington Street
Mrs Fox
Police Board
Ryan Fined For Using Gun In Land Dispute Case
In the recorder's court Stephen A Ryan was fined 1075 dollars for using a shotgun during a land dispute near Fair Street crossing with Southern rebroadcast railroad workers, while J L Lemond and Garrer testified. the case against Lemond was dismissed and the ownership was tied to a vanished title.
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Recorder’s Court
Stephen A Ryan
Southern
Ryan
J L. Lemond
Fair Street
Lemond
Lemonda
Ran
Garrer
Broyles
Loud exchange in Anhui hall ends with Li Ding Chang befriending rival
In a London audience Li Ding Chang argued with a junior British consulate member in an Anhui accent. The viceroy shouted, Li answered back loudly. The scene shocked onlookers until Li cooled, invited the young man to sit beside him, and the two soon became friends.
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London
Li Ding Chang
Longlushman
Rice Appoints His Committees
The annual meeting of the board of water commissioners reelected Frank P Rice as president and M M Welch as vice president. They announced standing committees including Finance Pipes Awea and Minutes, with ex officio member President Rice. A finance committee will meet today to decide the department’s requested appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Rice
Board of Water Commissioners
M. M. Walch
Board of Water Commisioners
Wea
Frank P Rice
M .M. Welch
Rice
Welch
Notten
Water Board
Finance
Star Finance Committee
We S Duncan
J W Kilpatrick
Pope
E C Peters
W Kilpatrick
A Q Adams
A L Cureus
Awea
J Wylie Pope
A @ Adame
W S Duncan
ME M Welch
Wyhe Pone
M M Welch
Q Adams
Duncan
Frank Price
Dr Kings New Life Pills Relief for Stomach and Liver
A vintage ad style claim promises relief and cure from stomach and liver troubles. It promotes the pills as a great aid, available at all drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramus
Georgia Gold Field Back in Spotlight Says Yale Dean
Dr Herbert B Smith dean of Yale College medical school visited Gainesville and examined the Georgia gold region. He toured the Josephine mine near Auraria operated by Etowah Gold Mining Co. impressed by saprolite ore and field potential he predicted Georgia would again lead American gold production with proper development. He planned to return to New Haven to resume duties.
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Gainesville
Herbert B Smith
Medical School
Yale College
Arlington Hotel
Constitution
Smith
Georgia
Mosut
Josephine
Auraria
Etowah Gold Mining and Mining Company
Candler I
Profits of the Dispensary in Athens Reach New High
Athens Georgia reports the city dispensary for 1902 earned about 27,000 dollars in profit, over 4,000 more than the previous year. City and Clarke County share proceeds, city receiving most for government and county funding rural schools. Chairman Reaves term expired. William Dootson elected as new chairman. all dispensary staff reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clarke
Geta
Georgia Soldiers Home Board Reelects Officers After Annual Session
The Georgia Soldiers Home board of trustees met in annual session and reelected all officers. Judge EF H Poli of Jefferson was named president, with L B H Thornton, Dr Amos Fox, and WH Uarrison reelected to top roles. matron Su C Slide and Mrs John Maddox were chosen, while Dr Fox received praise for salary adjustments and frugal expenditures. The board urged hospital funding and city water improvements as they prepared for June legislative needs.
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Georgia Soldiers Home
Bord of Trustees
Wia
EF H Poli
Jefferson
L BH Thonton
Atlanta
Amos Fox
Treasuer
Vital
Uarrison
L C Slide
John H King
Ilso
Su C Slide
John
Maddox
Dr Fox
Fteisaker
Watson
Pesident Bell
King Tn
Det
Ina
Bell
Jon W Tiplatt
J Thomasville
John HH. Mirth
Hiwkinsville
R Oa S&s
Dix
McIntosh Kell
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Palaier
John B. Goodwin
Maier & Berkele
Whiteball Street
Modjeski'e Theater
New York
Play House
Wooh Labbd
Chicago
Labb
Ponce de Leon
Amétricana
W. H. Welsiger
Pittsburg
Europe
Porter Fleming
Augusta
NF Culpepper
Greenville
JI D Dean
Griffin
C F Hammond
Piedmont
A J Little
Columbus
City
Kimball
J H Ellis
Knoxville
Edster John Triplett
Thomasvill
J R Terrell
Capitol
Miss Weleh
Pans France
Hooper
Americus
Kimball Woodford Clay
Kentucky
Dec Campbell
Monticello
H H Laughbor
Washington, D C
J D Hendrix
Montgomery
Phi
Hickey
Madison
R A Hooton
Danville
Jaceryh Johnson
Porder
Peoria Tis
Plem Nont TV
Wicker
Moultrie
Shaw Bronewick
House
Washington
Hawaii
Oahu
Hawa
Committee On Territories
Clarke Superior Court
Russell
Wash Scott Jim Scott
Kenry Scott
Cont
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
Murray Street
Citt ‘Yur
Dr. Smith
Yale
Ise
Murray Hill Club
Smarreee
Jos
A. Magnus & CO
Eighth St
Cincinnati
Trustees of Soldiers
Hme
Efiseman Bros
Whitehall St
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Dr. Deimels’ Linen
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