Shriners Prepare For Yaarab Temple Meeting in New Hall
Mystic Shriners of Atlanta gather Wednesday for Yaarab Temple regular meeting in Concordia building. Barrison Dingman of Washington DC will inspect and report to imperial council, a first such Atlanta gathering in the new Masonic hall with expanded space and delegations from Rome Macon Augusta. Banquet at Kimball House follows for over two hundred attendees with notable speeches expected.
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Mystic
Yakrab Temple
Imperial Council
Thia
Atlanta
City Hall
Rome
Macon
Augusta
Shriners
Kimball House
Merphers
Yoarab Temple
Beard
Passing Throng and Dancer Plans in Atlanta Visit
Brooklyn executives J P Fairchid and James Gill, secretary and cashier of Kings County Trust Company, are guests of Mr and Mrs J P Gill at 26 Ivy Street Atlanta. They embark on a long pleasure trip through Mexico and the western states, returning to Brooklyn via Chicago. Papinta the mirror dancer announces retirement to her Contra Costa California ranch after a storied vaudeville career. She will tend cattle and horses with husband in California. A German Kaiser envoy, Baron Van Hoen, will visit the United States to study American farming methods, planning tours nationwide.
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J. P. Fairchid
James Gill
Brooklyn
Kings County Trust Company
Atlanta
J. P. Gill
Ivy Street
Ore Janta
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
California
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
Papinta
Contracosta County
Empire Theater
Cleveland
Ohio
Papinia
Lyceum Theater
R. Coley Anderson
Papinti
Murop
State Capitol
Forsyth
Marietta
Venable
Bibly” Holpin
New York
Keith
E Rayd
Ceen
Papillani
More Policemen Greatly Needed in Atlanta Ward Report
Chief Ball presents to the police board a detailed briefing by Captains Jennings McCurdy and Thompson on staffing shortfalls. With 125 patrolmen for 200 miles of streets, large wards have as few as two or four men on night and residence duty, bicycles aiding patrols in some areas, highlighting risks of fires and slow alarms without more personnel. The captains’ figures show ward by ward assignments for morning, day, and evening watches and urge expanded force due to Atlanta’s growth and new facilities.
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Police’ Department
Ehites of Police
Atlanta
Board of Police Commissioners
Council Finance Committee
Polie
Pseydemien
Langest
Asme
Charice
Cetetery
Capitol Ave
Brcyéls
Ball
Jennings
Fifth Ward
Captain McCurdy
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Sixth Ward
Seventh Ward
Captain Thompson
Evening Watch
The
Constitution
Iim
Eight Fire Calls Stamp Sunday Across Narrow Wind
Eight fires occupied the fire department Sunday as strong winds spread sparks to homes at Woolward avenue Bell street Auburn avenue Courtland street and North avenue near the Southern railway. Flames damaged roofs fences and a two story dwelling while a restaurant on Marietta and Magnolia streets ignited from a basket too near the stove. Firemen extinguished each blaze with no alarms, one man joked about oyster stew while observations noted sparks from the wind as the day’s chief cause.
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Woolward Avenue
C. J. Mallard
Bell_street
Auburn Avenue
Baltimore
Courtland Street
Joyner
Clifford Street
Clfford Street
Courtland
Ahesto House
North Avenue
Southern Railway
Marietta
Magnolia
Offume
Pleasants Named Traffic Managerfor Seaboard Air Line
The Constitution reports the appointment of W H Pleasants as traffic manager of the Seaboard Air Line to succeed H W Glover, a move commented on by railway men in Atlanta and Georgia. Pleasants, well known in Savannah, has held key roles with Ocean Steam Ship Co and Florida Central and Peninsular RR, boosting business. The piece also notes railway-building figures from the Railway Gazette and Indianapolis Journal, tracing U S mileage growth from 1830 and discussing anti pass agreements within the Central Passenger Association as trunk lines reassess passes and territory rules.
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Richmond
Constitution
H. Pleasants
Seaboard Air Line
H. W.B. Glover
Atlanta
Pleasants
Savannah
Ocean Steam Ship Company
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad
New York
South
Florida
Florida Central and Peninsular
Indianapolis Journal
United States
Railway Gazette
Central Passenger Association
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Trunk Line
Bargains for Waele Sam in Samar War Stores
A garbled wartime caption referencing Cleveland dealer remarks about soldiers fighting insurgents in Samar and capturing large stores, with a note of department stores as a mistaken thought. The fragment hints at a sale or bargain context tied to wartime events and shopping locations.
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Cleveland Flamn
Samar
Southern's First Vice President Since 1835 Named
The article traces the career of a railway executive, detailing roles from purchasing agent and superintendent for the Blue Ridge contractor, through operating a Raleigh and Gaston railroad ferry, to senior posts with the Richmond and Danville line and finally to first vice president of The Southern, appointed October 1, 1835. It also touches on railroad scalping raids in Charleston and a divergent piece on agricultural prospects and light humor notes from various papers.
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Southern Railway
Blue Ridge
Raleigh and Gaston
Petersburg
Gaston
N. C
Southern la
Raleigh
Augusta
North Carolina
Richmond and
Danville
The
Southern
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