Mrs Cosgrove Hosts Large Atlanta Soiree For Guests
Mrs Cosgrove entertained about forty guests at a buffet supper last night in Atlanta in honor of Mrs W E Brown of Chicago. The decor featured carnations and green laterals, and a questions game awarded prizes of cordial and cocktail glasses. Miss Porter’s party plans for Miss Turk of Washington DC to dance tonight, with elaborate gowns and tropical plants in Porter’s tower. Recitals and lectures to follow, including Miss Hoss’s Nashville guest, Mrs Crichton, and a lecture on music by August Gergeror.
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Cosgrove
Wol Sosgrove
W E Brown
Chicago
Coggrove
Miss Porter
Julia Porter
Miss Turk
Washington DC
Atlanta
Traclock 1
Debcrous Wester
August Gergeror
Et Blindworth Conservatory
Miss Hoss
Mary Hoss
Nashville
E C Crichton
Charles Giddings
South Pryor Street
E H Goodhard, Jr
William Hinds
Milledgeville
Robert Wool
Paul Goldsmith
Cyrus Strickler
Everett Ginn
George Walters
Edward van Winkle
Cotcacl Hosts Ellis and Dr Amns For on Washington Street
W oD Ellis and Dr Amns For were guests yesterday at the home of Mrs Cal Tourn on Washington street. Miss Susie May Dope plans to return to school in New York this week. A Burmetts Vanilla slogan notes value over mere price, highlighting quality and cost.
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the Grand
Pearl Peck
Lola Griffith
Irena Tush
Chicago
Griffth
Chase Horton
Ellerby
George Bonney
Madeline Lenney
New York
France
Julus Skinner
Carl M Osborne
South Carolina
Nan Near
Wilmington
Del
Kats
Erlen
WL Peel
Sarah Peel
Tampa
Nassau
Havana
Robert O Donnelly
J A Jones
Estelle Stewart
Od Ellis
Dr.Amns
Cotcacl
W . Cal Tourn
Washington Street
Susie May Dope
Life sentence after jury verdict in Stroup killing case
Andy Morgan and Henry Gaddy were found guilty of killing farmer Ben Stroup in northern Fulton County and were sentenced to life imprisonment. The incident began with a confrontation in a fodder field and ended with multiple gunshots as Stroup was struck near Cobb County line, with investigators tracing the path of the murder from the field to the forest.
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Andy Morgan
Henry Gaddy
Kuling
Ben Stroup
Fulton County
Roan
Iife
Stroup
Cobb County
Andy Worgan
W A
Wright
William
Scnns
Warfield Sworn In As Maryland Governor
Edwin Warfield succeeds John Walter Smith as governor of Maryland. He is inaugurated in Annapolis with a formal procession, escorted by a legislative committee, National Guard, and militia. Warfield urges constitutional amendments to raise qualifications for voters and appoints Colonel Gawald Tilghman as secretary of state.
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John Walter Smith
Maryland
Annepoli
Fawin Warfield
National Guard
State House
John Walter Shulth
Warfield
Warrell
Philippines considers gold standard plan by tax on contracts
A proposed plan discussed publicly on January 13 would impose a tax on all written contracts and on all coins and metallic monies not in gold. The plan would require a license tax by firms conducting commercial business in the islands and would enforce using gold or gold-backed currency in circulation.
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Philippines
Manila
Jean Spaish
Islands
Martin Institute Opens Jefferson Ga January 13
The Martin Institute spring session in Jefferson Georgia reports 275 attendees under Principal Professor Joseph D. Smith with a corps of skilled assistants. Officials expect enrollment to rise beyond last year's numbers as the term progresses.
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Martin Institute
Jefferson Ga
Joseph D Smith
Martin Institute Teicherts
Jefferson City Court Adjourns For Busy Criminal Session
The city court of Jefferson resumed on January 13 after a brief adjournment caused by prior mine issues. Over a hundred criminal cases are ready for trial as the docket opens this morning, signaling an unusually active session for disposition of crimes.
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Jefferson
Judge Store
City Court of
Cmy
Shooting near Averaville Georgia shocks locals
A shooting occurred near Averaville Georgia last week leaving two men wounded. Sheriff Grant reported arriving at the scene and taking charge as investigators search for the unknown shooter. Local residents described hearing a loud blast and seeing a blurred vehicle flee.
Furniture Factory Fire Destroys Dunn Plant
A fire early today in the finishing department of the South Dunn Furniture Manufacturing Company destroyed the plant. Loss is estimated at 350,000 dollars with insurance coverage noted as the only party covered. Fire officials investigated the blaze as crews battled the flames.
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Dunn
South Dunn Furniture Manufacturing
Clark Off for Cuba and Moody Gudger Contested Seat
Chief Tastics and Mrs Walter Clark with their daughters Susan and Dugenla left for Cuba. Moody Gudger contest case from North Carolina's tenth district was taken up by the House elections committee. though Moody is dead, Republicans argue ballots in Buncombe county were fraudulent and the seat should be declared vacant.
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Moody Gudger
Washington
North Carolina
Moody
Republicr
Buncombe County
Kiss of Child Triggers Rabies Deaths in Chicago
In Chicago a 3 year old child’s kiss is linked to three rabies cases at the Pasteur Institute. Harold Latta died today after kissing the child. His father Wow Latta and 12 year old Forest Birds were infected by the same kiss and seek treatment.
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Chicago
Pasteur Institute
Parenta
Towa
Harold Latta
Wow Latta
Goat blamed in court over brutal lodge ceremony
New Orleans January 18 lawyers argued the case of M F Jumper v Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World at the U S court of appeals. Jumper alleges a goat head struck him in the hip during an initiatory ceremony in Water Valley Mississippi causing a pelvic fracture and seeks 820000 in damages. The matter arose from lodge room rites conducted by guards at L Q C Tyimar's lodge.
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New Orleans
United States Court of Appeals
Sovereien
Circuit Court
Mississipa
L Q C Tyimar
Water Valley
Coeds Lead Mall Students at Cornell University
In Ithaca New York during the week of tabulation the Cornell arts and sciences college shows men students work an hour more per day than women. The report highlights coeds as the majority of registrants and notes men are slightly more diligent in daily study.
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Ithaca NY
Cornell University
COLLEGES FLAY IN LUCK ON DUTY FREE IMPORTS
New York January 13 United States general approves duty free entry for articles imported in good faith for educational institutions excluding ordinary furniture. The ruling sustains eight protests by an American firm challenging assessed duties on school and college imports. The firm argued free entry under a disputed tariff provision.
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New York
United States General
Cierica
Strike Breakers Win Suits at Coal Creek Tenn
Sixteen charge cases against the Coal Creek Coal Company and GM Camp superintendent for alleged misrepresentations to recruit miners brought from St Louis on December 4 were decided in favor of the miners in a justice court yesterday. A judgment of 250 and costs was rendered in each case. The company will appeal. The Fraterville mine is now under guard with detectives and deputy sheriffs on duty.
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Coal Creek Tenn
Coal Creek Coal Company
Coal Creek
St Louis
Iast
Fratersille
Coal Creek Cost Company
Two Firemen Killed as Train Snags Body Near Johnson City
A Southern Railway freight train near Johnson City mangled a fireman and another crew member who were struck while the locomotive and tender became uncoupled. The men, named in dispatches as Ferry and a second fireman, were killed in the early morning accident.
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Noc Berry
Clit
Southern Railway
Johnson City
Ferry
Daughters of John Brown Near Death in Harpers Ferry
Ruth Brown Thornton eldest daughter of John Brown of Harpers Ferry lies at death’s door at her home in this city Pasiena Cal January 4 is noted as the date in the fragmentary report detailing the family’s grief and the anticipated bereavement amid ongoing historical interest in the Brown family.
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John Brown
Pasiena Cal
Ruth Brown Thornton
Harpers Ferry
Nune
City
Grape Nuts Fueling Morning Workload Says A Lady
A woman extols Grape-Nuts as a steady daily food that supplies sustained energy without fatigue. She reports starting each day with four teaspoonfuls moistened with cream, calling it a powerful strengthener and non stimulant, claiming enhanced work capacity and long experience backing the claim. She notes Grape-Nuts is condensed pre digested and contains rebuilding parts for brain and nerve centers, urging readers to look for the Atlas book in each package.
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Postumo
Battle Creek
Atils
Wellville
Supreme Court of Georgia Ends Local Case Deliberations
Supreme Court of Georgia closes several local cases. decisions issued January 1. Cases include Crum & Jones representing plaintiff in error on misdeclaration of fare avoidance and stealing a ride. Christoe Pyrites Co v Creek Gold Mining Co on eminent domain. Hendrick et al v Daniel on evidence rules. Columbus Raiload Co v Dorsey on negligent transportation of live stock. and Louisville & Nashville Rwy Co v Cady on damages for cattle loss. The opinions discuss demurrers, witness competency, and extraordinary motions for a new trial across multiple jurisdictions.
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Hendrick Et al x
Daniel
Sartis
Superior Court
Candler
Grif'ny Henderson
Serdict Fundament
RW Freeman W
Wright
DB Whitaker
Holderness
Loftin
Columbus Raiload Company
Dorsey
Willis City ‘Court of Columbus Turner J
Uneman
Youle F
Dreak Garrard
Martin
Cedi Neill
Hammond
John D Little
Louisville
Ara
Nashville Railroad Company
Cady Damigen
Butt
Wusengee Superior Court
Turner
Ilaing
Jon Ita
Goethius & Chappell
Shadburn Banking Company Declares Dividend and StockIncrease
On January 13 specials report the third annual meeting of Shadburn Banking Company stockholders declared a dividend of 2130 dollars per share. Capital stock increased from 25000 to 840000. Officers elected include Shadburn president Ben Allen as vice president R HW Metrary cashier E W Vance S J Burn L J Buddeth T C Shaidburn H UL Shadburn and Thomas J Pirkle as directors. Bank opened in Tebrar three years ago with 8000 deposit and now has 72600 on deposit.
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Shadburn Banking Company
Shadburn
Ben Allen Wee
J Burn L
J Buddeth
T C
Shaidburn
Thomas J Pirkle
Saved from Terrible Death in Bargerton Tenn
The family of Mrs Mel Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee could not save her as consumption claimed her life. Dr Eligs New Discovery for Consumption offered hope but failed. The ad touts a guaranteed cure with bottles sold at drug stores. Also notes reduced travel time to California via Iron Mountain Route with daily through cars and a tourist car weekly. Contact E Remlander in Chattanooga or Townsend Ay St Louis for details.
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Joan Grant
St Louis
Alpert Col Mer
Baker
Sadie Morris
Josephine Slaw
Macon
Mel Bobbitt
Bargerton ‘Tenn
Eligs New
Jos
California
Iron Mountain
Memphis
Los Angeles
Remlander
Chattanooga
Tenne Townsend
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J W Marsh
GC O Jones
St Mark Church
Louisville Courier Journal
Epworth
Mrs. Hinds
Thomas Peeples
Nagh Broyles
George Horney
Thomas Blaine
Edward Inman
Juntua Oglesby Tr
Robert Hemphill
James Ryan
Vaughn Nixon
Robert Devis
Doughty Manley
Frank Lake
Lamar Jones
Daughters of the American Revolution
Craigie House
Coliseum
Joseph Fladersham
Rch
Womans Club
Grand
Max Dobbs
George Calhoun Walters
Inman Park
Willam Hings
Illedgeville
Julius Brown
Martha Brown
Aaron J Burr
Griffin
Mart Plage
Mis
Martha Tramg
Glyde Gothard
Knoxville
Frank O Spain
Emma McCoyle
Louis Anderson
Walter Cothren
Wiliam Jennings
Forrest Adair
Luther Reed
J Houston Adams
Mr Adams
Ocala House
Olalla
Northside Golf and Bowling Club
Mabel Powers
Sidney Thompson Walton
Sonny Donaldson
Walter Thomson
Piedmont
Asiss
Nannie Nicholson
David Laird
Richmond
Robert Maddox
Nathaniel Batter
Dorida Coronel
Oscar J Brown
Washington City
Stephen Palmer
Deleon
Ivabelle Thomas
Miss Holsey
Virginia
Richard Harris
Grip
Ethel Mobley
Stephen D Lee
C Evans
A J West
Edwin Clapp
Men’s Shoes
R. C. Black
Whitehall St
Tom Harris
RT Hulsey
M . Paulo
Hoke Snth
Henry Peeples
John Clay Smith
Georgian Railway and Electric Company
Theson
Baker 7
Peachtree Streets
Edwin Warfield
T.kes Cath
Earsville
Clarkesville
Goocil Laudernick Ganett
Averaville
Gans
Sherif Grant
Chicago Pasteur Institute
Supreme Court OF Georgia
Heo
Dersor City Court of
Vienna
Lamar, J
Crum & Jones
Strozler
Whipple & McKenzie
Christ¢’e Pyrites Company
Carsendera Creek Gold Mining Company
Kinsey Lumpkin Superior Court
Simmons Co
Tala
Dean J
WH Underwood
Roh Baker
Talbotton
Exchange
Butt Talbot
Cobh J
Supreme Court
Tra
Tutrmert
Persons
Coxwell Marshal
Gadaart
Butt Tevtor
Tamir
Erant
Fox
Alaintiff
Gom Colbert
HP Wallace
Smith
Cabb J
Jesse J Ball
McGehee
Courier Journal
Howard
Sheffield Arly Superior
Wendrick
Sheffield
Wilson G D Omer
Ana J D Kilpatrick
Harris Vy Roan
Tre
Iit
Cox Hill
Grindamus
Milano
Heras
Cox
Hillver
Haynes Coindier
White
Rute
Perry
Taylor
Reese
Apd
Sears
Anlalon
S C Crane
Morley
Whitehall Street
Tabilus
Fiseman & Weil
Men's and Boys? Outfitters
John B. Gordan
Haynes & Mellichamp, Jewelers
Peachtree ST
Caloforica
John H. Woodbury
B.L
West 23Rd Street
S. R. Dull
Ellis St
Bell
Dent A
Adler
Fentlemens
Drees Goode Co
Chatelaine
Charles W. Crankshaw
Gate City
Whitewall Street
Sunda
Bonnelly’s
Peachteeo St
Brannen & Anthony’s Drug Store
John GB. Gordon
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