Mrs Wilson Reelected Regent of Atlanta DAR
At the Atlanta Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution annual meeting Mrs MeD Wilson was unanimously reelected regent. The chapter, the first in the country to organize and the largest in Georgia with 189 members, also elected officers and named new board members.
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Wilson
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Med Wilson
Georgia
Samuel Scott
Eula Griffin
Rresponding
Charles Rice
Thomas Morgan
Regstrar
E Mitchell
A J Smith
Blackman Dunn
Abrarian
Mary D Woodward
F H Orme
Hugh Bancker
Cora Brown
YE Roberts
Martha Brown
Miss Field
BH Barnes
McDowell Wolff
Mia
David Woodward
Passing throng at Kimball house honors General Gordon
In Atlanta a crowd gathers to honor General John B Gordon as his funeral rites unfold. Confederate veterans led by W. F. Gay recount battles and memories while visitors from New Orleans and Georgia participate, highlighting shared Civil War bonds and modern reverence across states.
Age rules spark debate over art prize loss
Kenyon Cox resigned as winner of the Hellgarten prize after learning the award limited entrants to under 135 years old, a condition Mrs Cox calls absurd. The New York World ponders whether age or personal factors should influence judging while the debate extends to women and merit in amateur and professional contests.
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Kenyon Cox
Hellgarten
Academy of Art
Philadelphia
Cors
Io Hung Chang
Germany
Atlanta
Social Notes On Local Travel And Visitors In Atlanta
Jacksonville Finn will visit Florida with Mr Beacon and Mrs J A Scott of Moreland Avenue Inman Park accompanying them They will visit several Florida places before returning in the spring The Junior Whim Club met yesterday with Miss Nicholson and Miss Ethel Peters of Philadelphia who remains ill but returns late February with her sister Miss Edith Peters to Atlanta after Easter to visit grandmother Mrs Richard Peters Miss Cornelia Green of Washington has been ill and is improving Joseph Thompson is recovering from illness Mrs Lucien Cocke of Roanoke Va plans a late month visit to Atlanta Mrs C W Kresg leaves next week for Florida winter home Mrs Joseph Spalding has returned from New York where her daughter Miss Susan Spalding studies at the Sacred Heart convent at Manhattanville Miss Alice Steele has returned to school in Virginia
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Helen Picard
Selma
Ala
Julia, Herzfeld
James Ferguson Jett
Virginia
Emmy Kupferman
R A Sonn
Hebrew Orphans” Home
Jerwood Hansell
Fortress Monroe
Ww A Wimbish
Joseph Gatins
Ailam Smathers
New York
New Orleans
Gordon
Southland
Constitution Office
Atlanta
Atlanta Cits
State House
Ébom
Jacksonville
Finn
Beacon
J. A Scott
Moreland Avenue
Inman Park
Florida
Ethel Peters
Philadelphia
Edith Peters
Exster
Richard Peters
C. W. Kresg
Joseph Spalding
Susan Spalding
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Manhattanville
Alice Steele
The February Delineator Winter Fiction Number Preview
The February Delineator showcases uncommon literary and art pieces including The Sliver of Bat by Alvert Bigelow Taine, The Wooing of Tin by Ednah Proctor Clarke, The Promise of Lucy Ellen by J. M. Montgomery, and Evolution of a Club Woman chapter. It also features Percy Mitchell on Castel de Carrieres, Dr Murray on complexion care, a piece on cultivating Ideals by Lillie Hamilton French, antique furniture articles, fashion exposés, a Mrs Osborn letter, over sixty Winter modes, and youth pages with home topics by experts.
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Alvert Bigelow Taine
Tin
Ednah Proctor Clarke
Lucy Ellen
J. M .Montgomery
Percy Mitchell
Colve
Castel de Carrieres
France
Dr Murray
Lillie Hamilton French
Frances Roberts
Osborn
Governor Terrell butts in with many Meriwether county appointments
Governor Terrell issued commissions for a large slate of county officials in Meriwether including W R Jones Aelleser No F Culherner and W Connally to fill an elected tax collector vacancy caused by death plus F W Blegers W F Gay and J L EB Fowler road commissioners Also named were Judge Samuel T Reid reelected in Jasper county and Doyle Campbell as solicitor for a four year and two year terms respectively Smallpox concerns rise with vaccine point requests across Heartscase Herrien and other counties as health officials move to contain and end the outbreak He paid a $150 reward to E M Tilton for the arrest of BI Grant and $1650 to W Groves for the capture of John Blasingame in murder cases.
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Terrell
Commie
Meriwether County
W R Jones
Aelleser
F Culherner
City Court of
Greenville
W Connally
W Blegers
W F Gay
J L EB Fowler
Thie Wee
Samuel T Reid
Jasper County
Doyle Campbell
Heartscase
Herrien
State Board of Health
Paia
E M Tilton
Barkers, Fla
BI Grant
Decatur County
W. Groves
Murray County
John Blasingame
Domestic Troubles Pills Ad
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles claiming relief and cure. Slogan highlights savings and availability at drug stores.
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Dr King
Men's and Boys Overcoats Great Values Ahead
A local store showcases good serviceable clothing for men women and children with a focus on overcoats. Displays stylish options priced from 10 to 35 for men and from 390 to 10 for boys with an emphasis on quality and affordable fashion inviting customers to shop inside for available sizes.
Married Women Barred from Teaching Debate Crashes in Georgia
State School Commissioner W B Merritt requested an official opinion from Attorney General John C Hart on whether county boards may prohibit married women from teaching in public schools. Hart ruled marriage is not a disqualifier and that boards cannot enact arbitrary rules excluding married women. final teacher selection rests with the county board, with eligibility based on moral and mental qualifications. The opinion supports home rule but rejects the idea that matrimony signals mental incapacity and urges to value married women as capable teachers.
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W B Merritt
John C Hart
Hart
Atlanta
Merritt State School
Stace Canirol
Sir Ipee
Board of Education
County Board of Education
Train Collision Damages Wagon Near Hoganville
Special passenger train No 35 on the Avanta and West Point railroad struck a wagon and team at the first crossing north of the depot in Hoganville Georgia this morning. The wagon and mules were demolished and the driver, a negro named So Brides, was badly injured. The wagon and mules belonged to Frank Word of the locality.
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Team
Hoganville
Avanta
West Point
Frank Word
Delightful Trip To Quaint St Augustine by Rail
A daylight trip from Atlanta to St Augustine via the Southern Railway includes the Chicano and Florida Special leaving Atlanta 11 40 pm and the Florida Limited leaving Atlanta 2 80 pm. Both trains offer dining car service en route to Jacksonville and St Augustine.
Pottery Plant to Be Organized in Anniston Alabama
A new industry to be formed in Anniston is the Tie and Pottery Company. FP Meltier will head the venture, with Terra cotta tiling and pottery produced for local and regional markets. Capital is stated as about four thousand dollars and the firm aims to push growth. Dr Henry T Tollman, a renowned microscopist, testified in the Molineux murder trial in New York.
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Anniston
Ala
Anniston Fe
Hrlek
FP Meltier
Atlanta
Mielineux
Chicago
Henry T. Tollman
Tellman
Molineux
New_York
Aenea Eh
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