Fashion Account Book Chronicle Sets Gowns In Time
An Atlanta society piece profiles a metropolitan woman who keeps an illustrated account book of her wardrobe. The lavish watercolors, gowns, muffs, and jewelry track fashion history, costs, and the owner’s artistry, while noting Southern heritage through the Daughters of the Confederacy and Julia Jackson chapter activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ugla
Jowr
Canada
Louis XIV
Veerans
Julia Jackson
Stallar Chapers
Snarles Hice
United Daughters of the Guntiderary
Thomas
Juia Jackaun
Stonewall
Juda Jackson
Iimortal Association
Lee
Iis
Athens
Konstant
Johnu
Ested Hay
Tefeasor J. Derry
M. B. Zettler
George Adair
Adair
Yattler
Fedal
Confeder- Capital
Interesting Extracts from an Old Scrap Book
The New Era summarizes Mrs Mary E Surratt execution for 1865, including a Washington telegram noting habeas writ issues and the formal hanging scene. It recounts guarded access, clergy prayers, the drop, and afterward remarks about Surratt’s innocence and a Pittsburg Commercial letter describing her trial composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era
Birmingham
George Q. Ball
Mary H Surratt
United States
Oqsceola Kyles
Washington
Mary J. Surratt
Messrs Alken and
Clampitt
Wylie
Supreme Court of
Arsenal
Beng
Harcock
Surratt
Harrold
Atzerott
Hancock
War Department
Alrady
Paynes
Payne
Hartauft
Hey
Heaven
Harteaurt
Atit
Ferewell
Goodby
Barratt
Saturday Night Club Programme Notes
The Saturday Night Club meets with a debate on whether Britain’s power is in decline, readings from a composite novel by Mr H Robin, and a piano performance by Mr Raymond Barth. The issue of guests, travel, and social visits across Memphis Dallas New York Montgomery and Florida is catalogued among attendees and pending arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
H Robin Adult
Raymond Barth
William Dickson
Memphis
Mra Porters
Frank Hawkins
New York
Alfred Prescott
Dallas
Texas
MRE Morrison's Paintings Offered At Nominal Prices
Mgr Hal Morrison the well known artist will move from The Woodmen building North Forsyth street soon. To avoid moving costs he offers his paintings to the public at nominal prices. He presents exquisite pieces that would enhance any collection in the city. It is a rare opportunity not to miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Hal Morrison
Woodmen Building
Forsyth Street
Burpee's Farm Annual 1900 promotion with illustrated guides
Burpee’s Farm Annual just issued with embossed color covers in green and gold. It includes gardening information on flowers vegetables and fruits plus planting timing tips. W Atlee Burpee & Co of Philadelphia, a trusted seed firm, backs the 1900 edition, richly illustrated with varieties and reliable varieties for spring gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpee S
Wideawake House
W Atlee Burpee & Co
Philadelphia
Burpee
Blackburn 15 A Candidate for Atlanta Solicitor Race
Robert B. Blackburn announces his bid for Atlanta city court solicitor, opposing Frank Black and Hubert Culberson. He pledges a fair, truth seeking administration, strict moral policing, and rejection of financial influence, aiming for a clean Fulton County legal system and a decisive prosecution of the guilty. He stresses independence from fee based incentives and opposition to the steel pigeon practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Blackburn
City Court of
Atlanta
FR. Black
Hubert Culberson
Mr. Blackburn
Fulton County
Criminal Court of Atlanta
Robert B Blackburn
Thoroughly Educated A Graduate At Agnes Scott
Agnes Scott Institute near Decatur, Ga, beyond Atlanta suburbs, stands as a premier southern school for girls and young women. The article extols its thorough training, high character courses, and asks parents to contact Dr FH Gaines in Decatur for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Scott
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatura
Atlante
Fta Terchera
FH. Gaines
De[eatur
Notable Confederate Surgeon Dr John T Read Dies
Chattanooga mourns as Dr John T Read founder of the Read House and famed Confederate Army surgeon passes away after a lingering illness contracted in service. Also noted are obituaries from Oglethorpe Georgia and nearby towns detailing deaths of Mrs T F Jones, Mrs J T Dickson, Mrs Jane Thornton, Mrs Sarah Manly Smith, and Mrs Mary Kennedy with brief biographical notes and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Read
Chattanooga
Tenn
John ‘S Read
Te Read Hovee
John H
Hunter's Creek Church
Jane Thornton
Cuthbert
W. R Thornton
Aingering Ilness
Methodist Church
J J. Mathews
Sarah Manly
Greenville
Sarah Manly Smith
Julius Co. Smith
Smith
Charleston
George Westmoreland
Atlanta
Huntsville
Ala
Mary Kennedy
Hb Kennedy
Hazle Green
Aia
Conductor Dunn Shot in Buckman’s Bar Fight
J D Griffin, an employee of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, shot J J Dunn, conductor of the Montgomery and Mobile division, in Buckman’s bar this afternoon following a billiards dispute. Dunn was wounded in the stomach. Griffin surrendered to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
J. J. Dunn
Montgomery and Mobile
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Buckman'a
J.D Griffin
Message From King Oscar To Scandinavian Americans
King Oscar, in a private audience, dictated a message to Scandinavians in the United States. He expresses affection for Swedes and Norwegians abroad and pride in their American status, hoping prosperity continues and noting interest in U S issues including the Philippines and South Africa. The king declines to comment on Sweden and Norway troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweeden
Btockholm
Oscar
Associated Preas
United States
America
Philippines
South Africa
Sweden
Rome charcoal iron furnace returns to old method
In Rome Georgia on January 12 the local furnace resumes producing charcoal iron after a brief switch to coke. Once famous for charcoal iron and praised by car wheel makers for quality, the plant revisited traditional processes. Twenty new ovens were built two years ago and will burn wood coal on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ga Fulton County Auction of Cloud Property Over Mortgage Default
Germania Loan and Banking Company will sell at the Fulton county courthouse on the first Tuesday in February to satisfy a debt of seventy five notes at 15.16 each secured by a mortgage on land lot 169 in the Mth district of Originally Henry, now Fulton county. Two parcels are described: Hayden subdivision lots 13 and 19 on Vine street and a parcel on Parsons street. Sale proceeds to pay the debt and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fulton County
Mark Sherrit
Original
Henry
John Cloud
Germania Loan and Banking Company
Sald Germany Loan and Banking Company
Mth
J J Cook
Vine Street
Parsons and
West Fair Streets
Healy & Hayden
Elm and
Parsons Streets
Parsons Street
Janual Germania Loan & Banking Co
Jacob Haas
PF Claree
Atlanta
J Barnard
City Court of
Lowry Banking Company
T J Barnard
Walraven
Hos
T C Williams
Ruth B Wright
Fulcron County
Sylvania Avenue
Haygood Avenue
John B Gorman
Sutton
Chapel Street
Greensferry Avenue
Larkin H Davis
James M Latham
Fanny Latham
M Regenstein
John W Nblms
E P Gleason
Pwyer
Fulton Superior Court
M P Wyer
Sald
County of
Fulton
State of Georgia
City of
James Gordon Howard
Ridge Road
Ridroad
Pryor Street
M. P. Wyer
P Gleason
E. P. Gleason
M FL Wyer
M. FP. Wyer
Atlanta Constitution
M. P Wryer
Lampkin
Attys. Dudge
Eard Court
HL Tanner
Lamin
Southern Banking and Trust Company Seeks Name Change to Title Guarantee and Trust
The petition to the Secretary of State of Georgia requests amending the charter of Southern Banking and Trust Company to change its corporate name to Title Guarantee and Trust Company. It lists original charter date December 26, 1888 and amendments through December 21 1898, signed by President H M Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Southern Banking and‘Trust Company
Southern Banking and Trust
Ian C
Southern Banking and Trust Company
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
H M Atkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman and Ooo Society
Chidren
Confederacy
Derry
Children of the Confederacy
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Young Men’s Christian Association Auxiliary
Mra I. Mitchell
Auxiliary
Mitchell
W . Clarke
Luther
Zettler
George Hinman
Lterature and Art
Atlanta Woman's Club
Major
Mra. Ottley
Lynchburg, Va
Norwood Mitchell
Eliza Carter
Alice Barker
Byron Bower
Eugene Spalding
Berry
Rosalia Howell
Aeare J Frank Meador
A O Mitchell
E P Chamberlin
New York City
Miss Mitchell
Misa Chamberlin
Wilmer Moore
Florida
Augusta Wylie
Macon
Joseph A Genshon
Mra. J. Liebman
Walehadl Street
Mra
M C Adler
Issantoinette Hayes
Id Montgomery
Lucia Abbott
Florence Jackson
Emmie McDougald
Emme Belle Lowndes
Bessie Draper
Josie Stockdell
Adelaide Howell
Martha Glover
Annie Fitten
Bessie Fitten
Mary Connally
Anita Phinizy
Lela Morris
Miss Massey
Joe Connally
James Dunlap
Benton Neal Thornton
Ha Austin
John Spalding
Ed Richmond
Laurence Brown
William Smith
Arthur Keeley
Eugene Ottley
Staford Nash
Morris McCarthy
Mr . Callaway
Signor
Nicollini
Ed Chamberlain
Mre
Morrison
Blackburn
Pont Oka
Mortuary
Dunn
Felix Gouraud
Constitution
Ati
Joyner
Atlanta Gas Light Co
FAUST
LA Juive
Price Gme
Bok
Coley Anderson Agt
Ana Ty
Mabel
Paige Marshall
Omedy Usigalompary
Tuest
Lincoln
Carter
Jaenery Eat Mechanica
Rider’s Imperial
Bunesque
Rosa Froudeanthal Mennish
Church
Peachtree
Monnish
Chamberlin Johnson
Ennyroval Pitis
Dragglata
Send de
Amd
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Southern Engraving Co Auméinn
Rorich
Sullivan Crichton
Lycelt
Budest Tchnol
Speraipment
Briscor
Gulf Coast
Paul Boellert
Crystal River
Fla
Baltimore
Boston
Providence
Merchants and Miners Trans
CO Steamship Lines
J W Smith
Kimball House
Whitney
Turner
FOOTE
Alabama ST. Sty
Vailses
Satchela
Vailse
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