Presbyterians Plan Open Sessions on Atlanta University Proposal
Southern Presbyterian commissioners to meet in Atlanta for three days to discuss merging Southern Presbyterian University in Clarksville Tennessee and Columbia Theological Seminary in Columbia DC into a centralized Atlanta campus. Twenty one commissioners eight ministers and seven laymen will attend with Alabama delegates arriving Tuesday morning for a public mass meeting at Central Presbyterian Church.
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South
Atlenta
Atlanta
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Alefame
Georgia
Central Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Colleges
Southern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Presbyteriansegan
Alabama
Widow seeks insurance claim on late politician husband
Julia A. Taylor wife of Charles H. J. Taylor once a noted Negro politician claims a life policy disappeared. She says the policy read and was seen by Bishop Turner and asks the public to help recover funds to erect a monument. Taylor died in Atlanta five years earlier and the family seeks settlement through his insurer.
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Julia A. Taylor
Charles H. J. Taylor
Atlanta
United States
Taylor
Bolivia
Cleveland
Senate
Bee
Julia ‘Taylor
Baltimore
Turner
African Methodist Church
dAnmet
Julia Taylor
Mosher Street
Fatally Stabbed at Party Injury Near Baston
At a party near J. N. Baston in Gh, Gh January 15, Toe N. Hadden and Ben Shelia were involved in a fight. Bhelton knocked Hadden down and, as Hadden rose, stabbed Bhelton near the heart. Doctors stated the wounded man may die.
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Giteon
J. N. Baston
Toe N. Hadden
Ben Shelia
Bhelton
Hadden
Memorial chapel urged for Gordon on soldiers' lot
Following General John Gordon's death there is talk of a memorial, with Sidney Herbert proposing a Gordon memorial chapel on Oakland cemetery's soldiers' lot. Captain Harrison supports it, noting it would provide a weatherproof meeting place and a repository for memorial tablets and heroic memorabilia. General Evans praises funeral honors and thanks many contributors to the ceremony.
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John &. Gordon
Sidney Gerbert
Maitland
Fla
Tip’ Harrison
Dolonel Herbert
Oakland Cemetery
Harrison
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Evans
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
Gordon
Allanta
Faor
Atlanta
Ihuethoua Gordon & Memorial
South
State House
Barry
Price
Clifford Anderson
W. L. Calhoun
John W. Tall
Tha m Fiepresy Company
W. W. Hurbbert
Prica
Ories
Funeral details for R. H. Hutchins of Ella Street
R H Hutchins aged 62 died Thursday night at his residence 26 Ella street He was a member of Tige Anderson camp Funeral services will be held this afternoon at his residence The camp commander issued orders for a detail to repair to the realhence today at o'clock No 6 Ella street Inside the old barracks The list includes L H Ansley W A Beck W H Cook Dyer G W Guthrie N T Gann J B Harmon T A Henry and C a Conway chaplain A called meeting of the camp is planned next Tuesday night regarding the Gordon monument
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Tige
Anderson Camp
Foster
R. H. Hutching
Ella Street
Anderson
Mge
R H. Hutchinas
Ella Treet
L. H. Ansley
W. A. Beck
W. H. Cook
Dyer
G. W. Guthrie
N. T. Gann
J. B. Harmon
T. A. Henry
C. A. Conway
Camip
Gordon Monument
H. P. Foster
Samuel Multon
The Great Sale Starts Today at Tires Department Store
The advertisement proclaims a grand midwinter sale opening this morning at Allenta Tires department store. It promises thousands of dollars in dry goods, clothing, and ready made goods at about three for one dollar, with extra clerks to serve a crowded, early-arrival crowd. The notice notes nearby transit to the store on Broad Street.
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Allenta
JS West
Better Than Spanking Bedwetting Treatment Offer
An advertisement argues spanking fails to cure bedwetting and promotes Mrs. Sum ers home treatment from Notre Dame Indiana. No fee is asked and mothers are urged to write today for guidance to help distressed children.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Courts Hear McIntire Suit For Agency Bond Refund
In a Georgia court McIntire sues F P Folger Ellsworth Folger Company to rescind the agency contract for the eastern half of Georgia and recover 750 dollars plus 1 500 bond indemnity. The case, with deposits and related actions, was set for January 25 before Judge Lumpkin as bank restraints remain on a 1 000 dollar deposit.
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McIntire
F. P. and
H. L. Folger
Ellsworth-Folger, Company
National Automatic Advertising Machine
Georgia
Edlsworth- Folger Company
Atlanta National Bank
Lumpkin
A. A. Etheridge
J. W. Williams
Roan
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
A. H. McAfee
W. Scott
N. BH. Knight
M. Scott
T. C. Telot
J. A
T. H. Pitt
F. E. Radensleben
Alex Ditler
The
Warrenty Deesch
Margaret C. Hunter
R. di Chriatina
Southern Banking Company
John F. Hunter
Courtland Avenues
Currier Straet
A. Liddell
Jamily, Todd
Main Street
Dash—Ji
M. Lea
John Amith
J. A. Morrell
Guarantes Motion Company of Georgia
W. H. Zachry
Beralh L. Zachry
Peachtree
Thomaan F. Farley
Mary A. Meador
Woodward Avenue
Grantslrest
Mollla McArdle Frye
Mary J. Meador
Hanmons
William A. Love
Wil- Mama Street
Corinne
Horton
J. Woolfson
Linden Avenue
Spring
Alice Michael
W. F. Walthall
Wartatty
James McWhirter
Georas
Adair
Queen Street
San Francisco Derby Day at the Races Features Multiple Handicaps
In San Francisco the program centers on six furlongs and mile events with Golden Money victorious at 2 to 1 in the opening handicap. The card lists winners and placements across six races including Futurity course and mile events, detailing entrants such as Nigrette and Mount McGregor, with times and betting odds noted for identically scaled race results.
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San Francisco
Claude
Golden Money
Nigrette
Coats Ing
Los Kunw
Crossthwaite
Pec
Hene_ Bud
Hildebrand
Fonaldo
le Alster
Wander
Bip Me
Batidor
Gaul
Tarsua
Teutan
Hievens
Mus
Cure
Larsen
von Lustig
Courne
Sto
Schereo
Bombardier
Targette
Kleinwogd
Dundreary
Yusef
Instrument
Cousin Carrie
King
Mount McGregor
Bell
Ruatk Girl
Quphant
Quibo
Hellas
J. Martin
Fossil
Rockaway
Bad Sam
Hagerdon
Travers
Boweman
Sty Te I
Angie
Kunz
Lapidus
Macgyle
Milas
Brissac
Bee Happy
el Pillar
Grand Sachem
Nigretti
Telephone
Greenfield
Avenger
Quidebrand
Floriana Bel
Kelly
Cougar
St. Winfreda
Bolanus
Golden Light
Hainault
Quiet
Portmart Wayne
Emma Reubold
Mimo
Boataman
Lady Bimbo
Golden Ol
Datee
Henry Ach
Pirela
Gloomy Gog
Edith Vice
Vera Lee
Liberty Star
Rosy Ely
Prince Brutus
Lily Golden
Golden
Star
Ag Rowell
Sia Furlonga Elephant
Bear Catcher
Dr. Rowell
H. L. Frank
Farmaster
Harry Thatcher
O’'Hagen
Kitty Kelly
Bay Wonder
Harry Beck
Gawaine
Antolee
Fisher Abbott
Ben Macd'hur
Joe Lesser
Major Tenny
Leader
Our Bessie
Rag Tag and Golden Rule Lead Ascot Winners in Clear Weather
At Ascot Los Angeles January 16 Rag Tag and Golden Rule were the winning favorites amid fast track and clear skies. First race saw Rag Tag pay even money with Thisbe and Mex Ileana following. second race El wood won at 6 to 1 with Elie runner-up and Fox Lake 30 to 1. fourth race Golden Rule led a trifecta over Americano and Golden Minerel. other races featured Labor Flourish and Evander among top finishers. Entries list for each race shows numerous horses and odds across the program.
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Los Angeles
Rag Tag
Golden Rule
Ascot
Slauson
Spencer
Elwood
Redfern
Elie
Anderson
Fox Lake
J. Lewis
Anirad
Tom Hawk
Carnival
Neko
Labor
Fitzpatrick
Flourish
Pickler
Farmer Jim
Robertson
Merwan
Rio Chico
Vim
Schwarzwald
Ping
Americano
Prior
Golden Minerel
W. Knap
Blissful
Little Margaret
Lewis
Montana Peeress
Buxton
Piquat
Flea
Olivero
Covenanter
Double O
Nanon
Evander
Britten
Glen Rice
Jingler
Rberto
Frank Pearce
Lady Rice
Legal Maxim
Wachunette
Capitol
Laocoon
Pat Hammon
Bie Ridge
Emir
Altrada
Heir Apparent
Buccleuth
Hersaine
Wood Claim
Brown Brady
Peggy Mine
Lady Lasca
Lil
Darnell
Elucate
Skirmish
Troy
Andrattus
Lordan
Geheimnis
Blue Miracle
B Campbell
Tag
Martin Brady
Major Hooker
Indian_ II
Loyal
Cambadres
Ceylon
Charawind
Cambaceres
Gilbert
Doty Hayman
Princesa Tulane
Glen Nevis
M. F. Tarpey
Dr Barnays
Dug Martin
Mr. Robinson
Sliver Fizz
Rio Shannon
Heffry Clay Rye
Platonius
New Orleans Race Day Upsets and Jockey Hennessy Wins
In New Orleans on January 15, Ethal Wheat and Burke Cochran were the only beaten favorites. Jockey Hennessy rode three winners while Lee King debuted for new owners McCulloch and Krenaick, who earned 82,600. The card featured six races with quick times and notable favorites, including Handicaps and selling races, and a mix of horses like Travers, Annie Max, and Invincible dominating various events. The day showcased fast tracks and clear weather, with multiple stakes and entrants listed in detail.
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New Orleans
Ethal Wheat
Burke Cochran
Hennessy
Lee King
McCulloch
Krenaick
Travers
W. Henry
Amorous
Pieratt
John Coulter
H. Philips
Star and Garter
Fperonia
Prince Idler
Rach
Gelling
Ralle
Custus
Ramanelli
Mauser
Aubuchon
Lampoon
Fuller
Lad
Mintake
Klawasa
Reckoner
Lady Matchleas
Heavcake
Shogun
Louise
Elston
Ley Dorsey
W. Hennessy
Invincible
W. Fisher
Booster
Varda
Annie Max
Ethel Wheat
Livingston
Mynheer
Jost
Odawaha
Ymettus
Captain Gaines
Compass
Aubuchoy
H. Phillpa
Khall
Belling
Frank M
Fabther
Inspector Shes
Stradera
Lattle Trim
Albany Giri
John Owen
Araminte
News Today
Affeette
The
Brown Monarch
Seagraves
St. Merry Lega
Short Cake
Preakness
Lord French
John Doyle
Bua Heldern
Chantry
Knowledge
Isabella
Viperine
Lythellat
Clegna
Stella Allen
Pearl
Pinkie
Basewood
Calypso
Fair Una
Kinge Palace
Dancing Nun
Captain Arnold
Dr Stephens
Ascension
Port Royal
Dutch Carter
Sidney Habath
Ginspray
Little Elkin
Larry Witt
the Massenger
Stonewall
Colonel Tyler
Major Manair
Mary Moore
Baronet
Henry of
Franstamar
Reckless
H. L. Coleman
Georgia Bardner
Blue Victor
Handspinner
Hayward Hunter
Blank Books and Office Supplies at 39 Marietta Street
Scarcity of Oysters in Baltimore dated January 15 reports the Chesapeake Bay oyster beds heavily depleted by immense floods. Tongers and dredgers cannot work and markets face price rises as only stock from beds remains available.
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Juo. M. Miller Co.'s
Marietta St
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Whitehead Leads Race In Thirtieth District Primary
The senatorial race in the thirtieth district tightens after Hon. E W Whitehead of Carlton withdraws citing business reasons. Only other announced candidate is Colonel Tesh Bord of Damelsville as the district prepares a rotating primary to name the senator amid county competition.
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Bitberton
E. W. Whitehead
Carlton
Tesh Bord
Damelsville
Attorney J. G. Oglesby Will Move to Birmingham
J G Oglesby, a prominent young attorney of Faberton Georgia, will travel to Birmingham to establish his future home. He is bright and promising and is expected to make a name for himself in the Alabama city.
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Birmingham
Faberton
J. G Oglesby
Alabama
Lee Birthday Celebration Planned in Biberton Ga
Lee's birthday will be celebrated in Wiberton with a principal address by Professor J. C. Langston, superintendent of the public schools. Elders who have not received crosses of honor will receive them on the occasion.
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Lee
Biberton
Wiberton
Ladia
J. C. Langston
Publica Schoola
Eld
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Presbyterian Commissioners
R. H. Hutchins
Dacs
Mai
Edgarton
Bow
Stidlay
Dias
Pry Goode
Emma A. Beach
Agron Beech
General Supply Company
C. Q. Adamson
Adamson
McClure Ten Cent Company
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Dillingham
Wilkinson
Fulton County
Rose Borochof
Borochoff
Rabbi Mayerovitch
Morris Machs
Fourth National Bankc
Jgeo.a.dickel & CO. Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Whitehead
Life Is
IFE
New York City
North Avenue
Trofessional Carda
Outhern Express
Canada
Havana
Cuba
Southern Express Company
Slx
Exprean
Thos. A. Morgan
John R. Dillor
Morgan & Dillon
Enecassery
Bruce & Morgan
Pantential Building
Atlanta, GA
Bragstets
Michester
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