Marriage of Mins Wille Mans I Meld Gentry and Milton Carlin
A detailed society notice describes the upcoming wedding of Miss Wille Gentry and Mr Milton French Carlin of Portsmouth Virginia. The ceremony at the bride's home on Pine Street features Dr Charles Jones officiating and a decor of white and green with a large arch. Afterward guests attend a reception, with Miss Nina Gentry as maid of honor and severalRibbon bearers. The article also lists other social events, dinners, dances, and numerous visits among Atlanta society figures, with notes on attendees and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Carlin
Mins Wille Mans- I Meld Gentry
Milton French Carlin
Portsmouth
Nina Gentry
Julia Meador
Elia B. Rushton
Bessie Pope
Norma Wright
Lois Crafty
Barria Stackdel
Uncertain Family Ties Highlight Atlanta Society Page
The clipped notice mentions Misa Bute Gordon likeness to father Walter Gordon and motherly charm, with references to Bill Donaldson and ae Thomson in the city after Christmas. It notes Miss Cornelia Green of Washington, Ga, and Dr. Doughty of Augusta present in attendance. Mrs J J Woods resides at the Majestic apartments. An ad extols Burnett's Vanilla Extract as purer and stronger than competitors, a pricier but economical choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph van Landingham
The
Majestic
W. G. Sargent
New York
John B. Donalson
Bainbridge
Walter Thomas
Bremen
Germany
Piedmont
Misa Bute Gordon
Walter Gordon
Bill, Donaldson
Ae. Thomson
Cornelia Green
Washington, Ga
Atlanta
Dr. Doughty
Augusta
Mrs Gardner Accused of Violating Duty Law
The Kensington or Boston case reports Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston imported sculpture paintings and other artworks tax exempt for public exhibition. Treasury investigators found limited public access and payment of duties. She later paid about $200000 in duties, with the department of justice prepared to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Gardner
Boston
Treasury Department
Department of Justs
Chinese Commercial Treaty Opens Ports and Privileges
Washington reports that the Chinese treaty will take effect in part within six weeks upon ratification. The opening of Mukden and Antung ports and general privileges for American shipping begin early, with other provisions like abolishing Illien taxes and higher duties postponed until parallel treaties with other signatories are concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mukden
Antung
Conger
United States
China
Pekin
February Delineator highlights fashion and science pieces
The February issue offers Mrs Osborn’s New York fashions letter and articles on materials trims and millinery. Dr Grace Peckham Murray writes on complexion care. Also features home life Calves home Ife, Jar of Living nature tales, antiques, weight stories, a serial chapter The Evolution of a Club Woman, stories and children’s pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
New York
Grace Peckham Murray
Calves Home Ife
Vydle Hamilton French
Delightful Trip to St Augustine by Named Rail Lines
The schedule describes a daylight trip to St Augustine via Southern Railway Chicago and Florida Special leaving Atlanta at 1 a.m with through service and dining car. A second route via the Florida Limited leaves Atlanta at 11:50 p.m. Both trains run solid to Jacksonville and St Augustine with dining car service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Southern Railway
Chicago and
Florida
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Short Time for Cotton Mills In Ashton District
London on January 1 reports mills reducing work to forty hours weekly from fifty six using American cotton as Cotton Spinners Association seeks to end cotton eculation. Georgia Supreme Court civil docket call moved to Friday in the southwestern circuit from Thursday per earlier notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ashton Undertine
Cotton Spinners’ Association
Supreme Court of Georgia
Southwestern Circuit
Insteva
Grand Tonight Promises Elite Atlanta Musical Event
A Brenau contingent of one hundred college girls travels from Gainesville by special coach to attend the Grand in Atlanta. Professors Fiefferkorn and Otto Pfefferkorn will perform in a two-part program featuring Beethoven, Wagner, MacDowell, Rubinstein, Chopin, Liszt, and DeRossette Harris. The event begins at 8:30 with strict seating. no intermission or orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Lecture Association
Clix
Brenau ‘College
Gainesville
Fiefferkorn
Brenau
Brenau College
Beethoven
Wagner-Brassin
Lov
MacDowell
Rubinstein
Chopin
Sesame
Iris
Otto Pfefferkorn
Rhapsodie Hongrosse
Liszt
Sole
Erl King
DeRossette Harris
Reading
the Trimbles
William Calvin Chilton
Annie DeRossette Harris
Annie
Kentucky
William C. Chilton
Rossette Marris
Rudyard Kripling
Annie de
Thatcher Medicine Co Launches Aggressive Southern Campaign
A Progressive Concern. Thatcher Medicine Company of Chattanooga launches a bold advertising drive in Atlanta with managers Haymore and Phillips stating millions in Liver and Blood Syrup shipments across 22 states. They boost almanac distribution, newspaper ads, and in store samples, aiming to prove their products' merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Medicine Company
2 Medicine Concern
United States
Chattanooga
South
Nathan R Haymore
W. G. Phillins
Atlanta Constitution
Big Concern
Atlanta
World Moves to Florida by Southern Railway Trains
A brisk travel note invites readers to plan a Florida trip via the Southern Railway. It highlights three daily trains offering a convenient ride and urges readers to enjoy a delightful journey to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Southern Railway
Kratz Brought Back to St Louis in Bribery Case
Kratz former city council member was brought to St Louis today in custody of Chief of Detectives William Desmond and Sheriff Bernard Dickman. He fled after posting a 20000 bond in March 1902 and went to Mexico. Indicted in late 1901 for allegedly accepting a bribe while serving on the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kratz
St. Louis
Charles Kratz
Ja Aleted
Mexico
William Desmond
Bernard Dickman
Taft and Wright Confirmed by Senate in Executive Session
Washington January 11 The senate sustained nominations for W H Taft of Ohio as secretary of war Luke B Wight of Tennessee civil governor of the Philippines and Henry C Ide of Vermont vice governor of the Philippines The report notes the confirmations occurred in executive session Morley's Lemon Hot Drops are advertised at 25 cents in local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wright
Washington
Senate
W. H. Taft
Ohio
Luke
B. Wight
Tennessee
The
Philppines
Henry ¢. Ide
Vermont
Philippines
Morley
Church man bound over for involuntary manslaughter
Albert H Churen of 47 Oglethorpe avenue was bound over to the superior court on a charge of involuntary manslaughter after a Christmas day pistol discharge in his home injured Mrs L E Jackson, who died later at Grady hospital. Judge Broyles ruled the shooting unlawful but accidental, with a $500 bond posted and trial set for the next session before Judge J Roan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Churen
Oglethorpe Avenue
L. E Jackson
Nash Hroyles
Nollen Court
Church
Judga J
Roan
Criminal Superior Court
Yabor
Broyles
Imits
Jackson
First Pair Shoulder Straps Presented to General Chaffee
The note dated January 9, 1904 records Lieutenant General Young presenting the first pair of lieutenant general shoulder straps to General Chaffee. Private Young of Company K Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry sends compliments to Private Chaffee of troop I Sixth United States Cavalry and asks him to accept the insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Washington
Chaffee
Pennsylvania Voluteer Infantry
United States Cavalry
Lord Kitchener's Double Dead in New York Flats
The body of Nells Peter Hansen was found from accidental asphyxiation in a luxury apartment at 1 Hun dred ava Fifth street, where he lived for a year. He bore a striking resemblance to Lord Kitchener, and portraits of the British general hung in each room. A dressing table held diamonds and bank books suggesting a large fortune, while details about his brother in California remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nells Peter Hansen
Ava Fifth Street
Iloratke
Uving
Cai
Hiaasen
Tord Kitchener
India
MORPHINE FOUND BY BODY IN VALDOSTA SHOP
Charley A Westburry a shoemaker in Valdosta Ga was found dead in his shop this morning. A morphine bottle and whisky bottle lay beside the cot suggesting overdose but suicide is not believed. He had been depressed for two or three weeks. Coroner Soloman held an inquest. verdict in accordance with the above. Westburry was 29 years old and known in the city for wheeling a hand cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Westbury
Valdosta
Charley A. Weatburry
Soloman
Accomatce
Westburry
Counterfeit Money Flood Hits Louisville Transit
For ten days Louisville Railway conductors on the Second street line and other routes have borne the brunt of counterfeit currency, mostly dollars and half dollars. The matter is in the hands of United States Secret Service men as investigators pursue the source and stops are being taken to curb the scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
January
Louisville Railway Company
Second Street
United States Secret Service
Moise Slated For Manager At Central Railroad
Moise Molse is expected to become general manager of the Central railroad to succeed Theo D. Kline who died recently. Molse has served as division superintendent at Columbus and central superintendent of transportation with Savannah offices. His promotion would keep his offices in Savannah. J M M Culp and W A Turk were in Atlanta for a general inspection mission. The Southern will run its first Chicago to Florida train on January 12 in two sections, with notable passengers from Cleveland. Excursion and tourist rates are offered as Southeastern railroads anticipate heavy travel this season.
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St Mary Guild
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Walter Smith
Lee Street
Atlante
Ching
Tnland Mission
Young Men's Christian Association
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlanta Woman's Club
T. B Moize
Central Unbhead
Theo D. Kline
Ose
Kilne Shell
Molse
Bir Qmolse
Columbus
Cntral
Savannah
Molsa
J. MM. Culp
W. A. Turk
Southern
Atlanta
Raway
Chicago
Florida
Cleveland
Onio
Cincinnati
Thenca
Queen and Crescent
Dj& Oliver
Big Four
S. Augustine
St. Augustine
Detroit
Hamilton
Dayton
Louisville
Chicago-Atlanta
Homosassa
Fla
Potomac
Ohio Rivers
Missisippi River
Georgis
A Very Close Call with Electric Bitters Work
Burlington Iowa fireman C W Bellamy recalls enduring pain and fatigue while at work then regaining health after using Electric Bitters. The ad touts the tonic as a life restoring remedy for weak sickly and run down people with a 60 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
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W. E. Brown R
William Cose
Welter Elliott Brown
W. L. Cosgrove
Iss Laura Picard
Hebrew Orphans' Home
Miss Gerst
Kupferman
Regent
Peachtree Street
General Gordon
United Daughters of Confederacy
Alice Baxter
Miss Hunt
Collins-Conant
Georgia Collins
Frances
William-Cole Conant
Spring Street
Ewing
Memphis
Eng
Malcolm Ewing
Chicego
Camille Coffee
Miss Coffee
John B. Gordon
Preston Arkwright
Robert H. Jones
Jacksonville, Fla
Henry Hunter Smith Hias
Jones County
George Bonney
Cirds
Madeline Bonney
George Lowndes
Harry Willams
A. K Sema
Esther
Marjorie
Opi
T. B. Malsby
Nashville
Sow
Claude Kress
Nella Lou Walton
Newnan
Sarah J. Crane
North Carolina
Leola Massengale
Morwood
Wilma Gaines
Nell Deveney
Hartmore
Frank Pearson
Chickamauga Park
A Farnum
Sidney Perry Cooper
Hendersonville
N. C
Howell Jackson
Elizabeth Milton
South Georgia
Arthur
Hubert Keely
Margaret Bell
Hollins Institute
Ethel Willams
South Carolina
Fon
Clark Howell
Yeatenday
W. E. Chapin
Ee Misa Toble Davis
Janie Speer
Morris B. Arnold
B. Arnald
Washington Street
Richard Ellis
Mitchell Horner
Palm Beach
Alberta Rankin
Lucy Cobb Institute
B. J. Wylie
Billings
Montgomery
Ala
Charlotte Peck
Harry Jackson
Florence Jackson
Rugene R. Black
Wilmer Moore
Fam Ny
M. A. Lipscomb
Athens
3. D. Venable
Elizabeth Venable
City
James W
Charles Healey
J. D. Beale
Sidney Phelan
Beale
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Harry Fumade
John A. Donaldson
Lof Bainbridge
Ang
Walter Thomson
Mra. Thomson
Pell
Donnelly
Peachtree St
J. J. Woods
the Majestic
Lottie
Burnett
Cyrus W. Sthickler
Sixth Ward
City Board of ‘Health
Grand
M. Ryan & CO
Millinery Goons
Whitehall
Robert W. Freeman
Coweta County
Coweta Judicial Circuit
Rthraps
General Chaffee
Lord Kitchener
Jno
M. Miller Co
Moise
Kline
Central
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Southeastern Passenger Association
Knuights Templars
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hlomeseekers
Ceencsxesbverenen
Mence
Eiseman & Weil
Outfitters
Whitehall St
Wolfsheimer & EO
S. R. Dull
E.ellis St
Bell
Callor
John H. Woodbury
D. 1
Dard Street
New
Gearnyla
Haynes & Mellichamp Jewelers and Importers
Whitehall Street
Cliff
W. Ansley
Glenn Faver
Century Building
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant Century Building
E. G. Griffin
Gate City Dental Booys
Austall
Whithall Street
Allen's
K-nasemass
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