Georgia Monument Fund Gathers Small Donations Nationwide
The Brumby bronze monument fund in Atlanta reports $1545 raised including yesterday’s $128.95, with many gifts from 10 cents to 25 dollars. A Newark New Jersey donor sent $25, other gifts came from Mayor R. Brown of Albany and H. E. W. Palmer among many Atlanta company employees. The effort, urged by an editorial, aims to honor Georgia’s Brumby with a prominent monument and expects rapid gains as unsolicited contributions continue.
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Brumby Monument Fund
Constitution
Georgia
Hhe Association
Atlanta
Joyner
Emelia EK. Schwartze
Summit
N. J
Brumby
Joyper
3. R. Brown
Albany, Ga
H. E. W. Palmer
Lst
Atlanta Gaslight Company
Atlanta Gas Light Company
L. Cosgrove
W. G. Able
C. E Renfree
M. Renfree
J. P. Ingle
W. E. Besser
S M. Marshal
A. d'Antignac
C A. Weber
E. D. Carter
A. L. Ward
F. G. El-ington
C. R. Phillips
Mr. G. L Craig
Miss 8. Alexander
Huse Adams
N Cochran
T. B. Phibbs
R W Wade
EB. EB. Snypes
B. Dunlop
Be, Key
T L Swords
T. M. Brinendine
T. G. Ivey
W. A. Roberts
D. F. Harwell
EB R. Guard
B. Bisaner
W. E Kimberly
G. M. Daniell
P. L Guest
L. Pilgrim
BR. M. Wallace
Bam Flynt
C. ©. Langston
Railroad Notes Show Tariff Pledge Amid Western Railways
Long Island Railroad President W H Baldwin Jr visits Atlanta then Tuskegee to inspect the Normal and Industrial School. Samuel M Felton reports Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas railway receivership results, while Western railways pledge to observe interstate tariff laws and publish rates. Erie railroad reshuffles appoints several division and transportation chiefs and Justice White hands down Behlmer case ruling against long and short haul discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Baldwin, Jr
Long Island Railroad
Atlanta
H. M Atkinson
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Henry W. Behlmer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Hehlmer
Summerville
D. C
Memphis
Charleston
S. C
Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alabama Midland
Local Cash Contributions List Readout
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals with small monetary contributions ranging from 0 to 50 cents and one dollar. Names include Miss Bessie Gallagher Miss Lula Hall Miss Florence Harrie and D. E. Gleeson among others, suggesting a local fundraising tally or ticket collection.
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Bessie Gallagher
W. J. Tucker
A. A. Mexwell
Mies Rose Kitterer
Misa Mamlo Jue Man
Mian
Julia Bellingrath
Mies Marie Bellingrath
Milas Ora Smith
Maggie ‘Walters
M. §. Jordan
Theo F. Gary
Lula Hall
Florence Harrie
Clara Kitterer
T H. Lindsey
Miss Stephens
Lillian Clark
Sarah Barnes
R. B. Richards
John T. Trimble
D. E. Gleeson
J. P. Flynn
W. G. Jones
H. G. Bass
M. W. Stubbard
Mary Brogan
Porter Bearden
Mies Brownie Harris
P. BE. Bewell
J. F. Armstead
J. B. Schultz
Mra. J. Gardner
Jaks Teltlebaum
Miss Alms
Summer
Eula Varnell
Jim Moon
Chamber Opposes Tax Increase for City Services
Atlanta chamber of commerce directors at city hall oppose tax increases, urging water mains sewer needs be funded from this year's income and others cut. They propose bonds for permanent improvements and press the mayor and council to act within the charter limits. Mayor Woodward says emergency judgment lies with the council, not the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
General Council
L. H. Beck
T. B. Neal
Jacob Haas
J. K. Orr
R. J. Lowry
Oscar Pappenheimer
Stewart F. Woodson
T. 8
Business Men’s League
Gererally
The Passing Throng at Grand Opera House Chicago
Augustin Thomas promotes a new play Oliver Goldsmith at the Grand Opera House in Chicago with Stuart Robson in the title role. Walter Hale, seen in Atlanta and once with Wilfred Clarke Stock, plays Edmund Burke and draws praise for his performance and artistry.
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Augustin Thomas
Oliver Goldsmith
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Stuart Robson
Walter Hale
Edmund Burke
Hale
Atlanta
Wilfred Clarke
Lyceum Theater
Tme
Wigforte
Jo Perinell
Church Ground
Amusements highlights in Atlanta theater bills
The Marshall Comedy Company presents two more performances with The Little Beyption matinee and a double bill Verus and Adonis plus A Family Affair to close the week. Mabel Paige remains a strong local favorite. After the final act, a $25 prize drawing will be held. The French Grand Opera Company will tour from New Orleans with Faust La Julve and Romeo and Juliet, featuring grand ballet, an Angers orchestra, and a preview for Atlanta patrons. The only authentic Jeffries Shirkey fight pictures will screen at the Grand midweek. Lincoln J. Carter’s The Heart of Chicago opens three nights plus a matinee at the Columbia, promising a long road run with lavish scenery and notable stage effects. A matinee is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.
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Waldorf-Astonia
New York
New England
George H. Heafford
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Heafford
Western Lines
Boston
Marshall Comedy Company
Marshall
Atlanta
Mabel Paige
French Grand Opera Company
Simiar
New Orleans
Cltes
Angers
William A. Brady
Thomas O'Roake
Bernard Shaw
George Cashel
Dr. Conan Doyle
Lincoln J. Carter
Chicago
Columbia
Smallpox on the Decrease in Alabama Towns
Special reports from Attalla Gadsden and Alabama City Alabama indicate improving smallpox conditions with few new cases. Eight deaths have occurred in Alabama City since the outbreak began. The illness remains mild and officials believe the worst is over.
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Chattanooga
Renn
Attalla
Gadsden
Alabama City
Ala
Jarnigan Succeeds Miller as City Health President
The Atlanta Board of Health elected Dr W C Jarnigan president and Dr C F Benson secretary at the first regular meeting of the year. A committee was formed to draft a contract with the crematory for garbage destruction. A Atlanta Society of Medicine communication urged stronger contagion controls and a bacteriologist was proposed. The meeting adjourned to Friday night with important business anticipated.
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Board of Health
W. C. Jarnigan
C. F. Benson
Miller
Woodward
Burton Smith
Dr Jarnigan
Benson
Longino Rose
Jarnigan
Lowry
John Jensen
Atlanta Society of Medicine
Miler
Atlanta
Charles F Benson
Physicians of Atlanta
Claude A. Smith, MD
Arch Avary
J. B. Baird
Alex W. Stirling
W. S. Goldsmith
C. D. Hurt
H. F P. Cooper
J. C. Olmsted
T. W. Hubbard
Bizzell
Smith
L. A. Dean
Bengon
Inspector Straton
W . Gill
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New Jersey
Southern Belting Company
The
J. F. Dickinson
George B. Rowbotham
George W. Rowbotham
D. B. McGaw
de. Sargent
J. B. Allen
C. R. Merrett
C Atkinson
C E W. Daw
JF. Kelley
E. W. Whitley
John Blake
W. C. Smith
W. T. Johnson
Jay Merritt
Tom Singleton
P. G Black
T. F. Singleton
T. F Chewning
J. A. Jordan
Glenn G. Strickland
J. 0. Haynes
J. W. Beauchamp
M. Rich
M. Rich & Bros
Nich Bros
L. W. York
Miss Marie Redding
B. R. Mexor
Mra Maug White
J. M. Walker
J. R. Fallatte
R. B. Boyle
J. H. Latimer, Jr
James Duffy
Clit Garner
Harry Solomon
Railroad Notes
Samuel M. Felton
Chicago and Alton Railway
Cincinnati,New Orleans and Texas Railway
Southern
E. T. Jeffrey
Denver and
Rio Grande
Roswell Miller
Stuyvesant Figh
Illinois Central
Ripley
Morton
Atchison
8. M. Felton
Chicago and Alton
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
United States
Western Railway
Erie Railroad
R. Fitch
Erie
New York, Susquehanna and Western
J. C. Moorhead
Ohio
C. A. Coe
A. M. Mozler
George van Beuren
W. H
Wickes
Pullman Company
C. R. Wagner
Wagner Company
Pullman Nine
Wagner
Charles Lincoln
Wagner, Service
A. W. Giltgow
M. &. DuBois
Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
Whitehall Street
Sir Henry Irving
England
Ben Hur
New York City
Joha Arthur
Henry Miller
Sidney
Carton
Becky Sharp
Mra. Fisky
Thackeray
Barbara Frietchle
Julia Marlowe
C. E. Caverly
Kimball House
Corporation
Boar OF Health
Nimes Officers
Dr. Jarnigan
Captal Miller
California
Lala
W. P. Baker
Los Angeles
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
Morgan
Huntaville
Shelby
Fletcher
John T Morgan
Johnston
Rter Co
Newport News
Thomas Fagan
Caracas
Whitehall
Baltimore
German St
Washington, D. C
Whitehall ST
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