Elegant Evening Entertains Guests at Cosgrove Home
Mrs W L Cosgrove hosted forty guests at a buffet supper last evening, with decorations and mingonne shades in green. A questions game followed, awarding cordial glasses to top male and female players, while other social notes cover DAR meetings and forthcoming card parties across Atlanta venues.
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Frown
Miss Porter's Party Delights Unmarried Set in Atlanta
Miss Julia Porter hosts a grand party for her guest Miss Turk of Washington DC with dancing on the tower floor and a sunset supper at 1 o'clock. Attire includes black lace gown, pale blue satin, and white point d esprit. Miss Turk is daughter of railroad official W A Turk. Several others assist in entertaining. Recital by J W Marshbank postponed in mourning. August Gerner lectures on Musical Notation at Klindworth conservatory tonight.
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Julia Porter
Miss Turk
Weehington
Atlanta
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Misa Porter
Turk
W A. Turk
Florence Jackson
Agnes Roulsare
August Gerner
Klindworth Conservatory
Informal entertainments and lectures featured in Nashville society
Mrs Charles Giddings hosts Tenn guest for Tuesday evening cards and dancing at Booth Pryor street. About thirty guests are invited. Dr C G Jones is advertised to lecture Friday January 5 at St Mark church on Lover and Husband with strong reviews from Louisville and Epworth Era. Mrs E B Woodard Jr entertained young married set at cards yesterday afternoon for guest Mrs William Hinds of Milledgeville. euchre and luncheon followed.
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Macon
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Martha Brown
City
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Hinds
Esterday
Residents and guests mingle at Washington street home
nv D Ellis and Dr Amos Fox visit Colonel and Mrs. Ellis yesterday. Miss May Pope plans to return to New York school this week. A customer notes value of extracts and burns, discounting price.
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Madeline Bonney
New York
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Northside
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South Carolina
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Wilmington
Del
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UL. Peel
Sarah Peel
Tampa
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J. A. Jones
Estelle Stewart
Robert Maddox
Nathaniel Baxter
Nashville
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Washington City
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Washington, Ga
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Woodbury
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Life Sentences For Two in Fulton County Killing
Andy Morgan and Henry Gaddy were found guilty of killing farmer Ben Stroup in northern Fulton County. Judge Roan sentenced them to life imprisonment as the jurors recommended mercy. The event began in a fodder field with a later pursuit and multiple gunshots.
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Ben Stroup
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Cobb County
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Edwin Warfield Inaugurated Governor of Maryland
Edwin Warfield was inaugurated as governor of Maryland in Annapolis on January 13. He was escorted to the executive mansion by a legislative committee and militia. At the state house he heard addresses by retiring governor John Walter Smith and Warfield on uniting the franchise to intelligent voters and urged a higher qualification standard. Warfield’s first act was appointing Colonel Oswald Tilghman as secretary of state.
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Only Gold Contracts Exempt Plan In Philippines
A supplementary act proposed in Manila on January 13 seeks a gold standard by taxing all contracts payable in Mexican, Brazilian, or Spanish currencies and other non gold monies in circulation. It would also require a license tax on firms conducting any part of business in those currencies.
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Martin Institute Opens in Jefferson with Record Enrollment
Jefferson Ga January 13 special report notes the Martin Institute spring session opening with 275 attendees. Principal Professor Joseph D Smith leads a skilled staff as enrollment is expected to rise beyond last year's high water mark and break previous records.
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Jefferson
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Ita
Hundreds of Criminal Cases in Jefferson Court
Jefferson Georgia January 13 Special report says Judge Starr adjourned the city court to this week. Civil docket finished and criminal docket taken up. Over a hundred cases now on docket ready for trial and an unusually busy session expected for disposition of criminal cases.
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Starr
Jeferson
Killing Near Earsville in Georgia Reported
Laudernick Ganett of near Aversville Ga was shot last week by an unknown party Sheriff Grant has just left the scene of the crime near Earsville Clarkesville area authorities investigate the shooting with few known details and no suspect identified.
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Clarkesville Ga
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Laudernick Ganett
Aversville
Grant
Furniture Factory Fire Destroys Plant in Dunn North Carolina
A blaze at the South Dunn Furniture Manufacturing Company started early in the finishing department and destroyed the entire facility. The loss is estimated at 50009 dollars with only partial insurance coverage.
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Clark Off for Cuba
Chief Justice and Mrs. Walter Clark and their daughters Susan and Eugenia left Raleigh for Cuba tonight. Moody-Gudger Contest in Washington involved House Elections Committee No. 1 considering the disputed North Carolina tenth district seat amid claims of fraudulent ballots in Buncombe County.
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Kiss of Child Causes Rabies In Iowa Case
A three year old child dies of rabies at the Pasteur Institute while three others are treated. Harold Latta died today after kissing the child whose illness spread to his father W V Latta and to Forest Birdsall a 12 year old who also kissed the child and was bitten. The parents mourn as the tragedy unfolds.
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Lodge Goat Used in Court Case Over Injuries
New Orleans January 13 description of a Woodmen of the World lodge initiation where a goat was used. M. F. Jumper sues the Sovereign Camp for 20000 dollars claiming a guard shoved the animal during a blindfolded ritual in Water Valley Mississippi causing a hip fracture.
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Co eds Lead Mali Students at Cornell University
Ithaca January 13 Cornell University data show men students in the arts and sciences work about one hour more per day than women. The statistics cover the largest college where most coeds are enrolled and indicate higher labor among male students.
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Colleges Flay In Luce
A January 13 decision by the United States general appraisers extends duty free entry to nearly all articles imported in good faith for educational institutions, excluding ordinary furniture. The ruling sustains eight protests by a Chicago firm challenging duty assessments on items imported for schools and colleges.
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United States General Appraisers
Strike Breakers Win Suits at Coal Creek Tenn
Sixteen damage cases against Coal Creek Coal Company and superintendent G M Camp over alleged misrepresentations to secure miners brought from St Louis on December 4 were ruled for the miners in a justice court. Each case awarded $250 and costs. the company plans an appeal. Fraterville mine remains guarded by detectives and deputies.
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G M. Camp
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Fireman killed as train halves uncouple near Johnson City
Knoxville Tenn January 3 W C Berry a city fireman was killed when a Southern railway freight train locomotive and tender separated and Berry fell between them. The tender and fifteen cars passed over him causing fatal injuries in a grisly accident near Johnson City.
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Tenn
W C Berry
Thil City
Southern Railway
Freiga
Johnson City
Perry
Daughter of John Brown Dying in Pasadena
Miss Ruth Brown Thowncon eldest daughter of John Brown of Harpers Ferry fame lies at the point of death at her Pasadena home.
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Grape-Nuts Said To Power Morning Workload
A testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as a powerful steadying food that fuels physical and mental effort without fatigue. The speaker credits four teaspoonfuls with cream for breakfast for sustained work and notes the product as condensed pre-digested wheat and barley. The ad promises the Little book in each package.
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Wellelle
Supreme Court of Georgia decision on old cases January 1904
The Georgia Supreme Court issues rulings on multiple cases dated January 13 1904. Decisions cover criminal and civil issues including fare evasion, eminent domain limits for out of state mining firms, evidence rulings in ejectment, railroad damages, and mandamus procedures with detailed explanations of when extraordinary motions for new trials may be entertained.
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Roan
Cox
Hillyer
Malone
Hopkins
Hayne
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Shadburn Banking Co. Declares Dividend at Annual Meeting
Buford Georgia January 13 at the third annual meeting of Shadburn Banking Company stockholders a dividend of 2130 per share was declared. Capital stock increased from 25000 to 40000 dollars. Officers elected W B Shadburn president Rona Allen vice president RH McCrary cashier EW Vance S J Bush L T Buddeth T C Shadburn H L Shadburn and Thomas J Pirkle as directors. The bank opened in February three years ago with 58000 dollars in deposits and now holds 72800 dollars.
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Shadburn
Capsea
W &B Shadburn
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RH McCrary
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L T Buddeth
T C Shadburn
Saved from Terrible Death by Dr King s New Discovery
Family in Bargerton Tennessee watched Mrs M L Bobbitt decline to consumption as doctors tried remedies. Dr King s New Discovery gave immediate relief and progressed to a complete cure, with bottles 50c and 1.00 offered by drug stores.
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Bargerton
Tenn
True Southern Route to California Advances Sleepers
Made of Lemons. Mogley's Lemon Elixir is the most pleasant laxative as well as the most effective, Sold by all druggists Reduction in the Time to California. The Iron Mountain Route shortened their time to California 12 hours now three days from Memphis to Los Angeles. Standard sleeping cars operated daily Tourist car every Thursday. For further information call on or address J. B. Rehlander T. P A Chattanooga Tenn Townsend G. P Rett Louis Bro.
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Memphis
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T. P A
Chattanooga
Tenn
Townsend
G. P. Rett
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