Atlanta Women Move to Reform Juvenile Justice
At a full meeting of the Atlanta city federation executive board held yesterday, a plan to establish a reformatory for juvenile criminals was launched with a subscription drive led by Recorder Broyles and Mrs. Lowry. The body endorsed a domestic training school and urged delegates to present the resolution to their clubs for action. The meeting included a list of prominent women backing the reform and a pledge of moral support from the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta City Federation
Julius Brown
Recorder Broyles
Robert J. Lowry
Frank Gale
Atlanta
City Federation of Woman's
Peeples
Pat
City Federation
Juliaa Rown
Lowe
General Federation
Patillo
Joseph Moody
Gale
Educational League
Burton-Smith
Woman’s Club
Julius Alexander
Council of Jewish Women
McD. Wilson
Florence Crittenton Lome
Avert’s
Grand Army of the Republic
Black
Lowry
Grady Hospital
Harris
Fulton County Loan Assocant
Chberg
Hebrew Benevolent Y
Logan
Sheltering Arms
Roughin
Young Ladies' Benevolent Society
Mothers' Meeting At The Adkins House In Atlanta
The Atlanta South Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union invites all women to a mothers meeting in the Adkins House parlor at Auburn Avenue on Thursday at 3 o'clock. Mrs W H Preston asks Atlanta Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union members to gather at Adkins House at 6 o'clock. The Home Mission Society of the First Methodist Church will sew for orphans Thursday morning at the church. all interested may join. President Mrs J S Raine welcomes participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Adkins House
Auburn Avenue
W. H. Preston
Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Temple Court
Home Mission Society of the
First Methodist Church
J. 5. Raine
Home Mission Society
Circuit Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
Virginia M. Hay
Tallulah Doolittle
Fulton County
Georgia
Pryor Street
Henry
Fulton
Mary F. Doolittle
Kendrick
South Boulevard
Tallulah Dollie
Vincinia M. Way
Ioan
Superior Court
Governor Staff Officers Donate to Georgia's Confederate Museum
Governor Candler's staff officers in Georgia present 105 to buy historical paintings for Georgia's room in the Confederate Memorial Museum at Richmond. Letters from Mrs Park and Colonel Silverman confirm the donation and appreciation for support from Georgia veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Byrd
Confederate Memorial Museum
A. D. Candler
H. Silverman
Aid-de-Camp
George M. Napier
Monroe
Morris. Wesiosky
Albany
I. FP. Cocke
Daniel B. Dyer
Augusta
James W. Dillon
Thomasville
J. F. DeLacy
Eugtman
7.L. Holton
Abbeville
D. G. Fogarty
W. B. Hollingsworth
Fayetteville
J. F. McGowan
W.S. Shepherd
Columbus
Frank M.stifford
Barnesville
C. 8.Webb
Gainesville
A. R. Willingham
Macon
Samuel Altmeyer
H. W. Wooding
Maysville
John W. Welch
Athens
M. @. Michael
Athena
George Brown
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
T. W. Webb
Jefferson, Ga
Georgia
Robert Emory Park
Confederaw Mluseum
Richmond
Candler
Confederate Museum
Confederate Veterans
Savannah
Park
Georgia Toom
Governor's State Volunteers
Karry Silverman
Obertinmury
York
Wsteenet
Tbe
Theyguvernors
Confederate Veterans’ of Georgia
Rica Tea N
H, Silverman
Ard-de-Camp
Silverman
HY. Silverman
Conteuvercie Memorial Museum
Eed
Biite
Robert Mory
Bliverman
Afternoon Reception Honors Mrs Jessup and Miss Jessup in Baltimore
Yesterday from 4 to 6 pm Mr. Jessup hosted a refined reception at St Luke's rectory for his mother Mrs Jessup and sister Miss Jessup of Baltimore. About 200 guests enjoyed luncheon, a refined display, and courteous company led by Mrs Walton and others. instructions describe candied fruit making and simple confections including opera caramel and orange rind sweets, with recipes and serving suggestions.
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Jessup
Baltimore
St Luke's
Walton
Rede
Mia
Fred Scott
Charles Healey
Milton Dargan
W. D. Ellis
Miss Kendall
Social items at the Grand feature French opera audience
A praiseful Grand Theatre crowd attended a French opera last night with a stylish audience in demi-evening gowns. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thornton Colonel and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry Mr. James Swann Mrs. John W. Grant Mrs. Laurie Ray Parrott and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thornton
Robert J. Lowry
James Swann
G. W. Connors
Percy Adams
Hallman
GL. DeGive
French Opera Troupe Repeats Its Success
The French Opera Company presented a second grand opera night to an audience nearly as large as opening week, with new singers praised. Mme Clement and M. Gauthier shared top honors for Marguerite and Eleazer, while the ensemble, chorus, and orchestra under M. Friance received strong approval for refined, powerful performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Hallery
M. Friance
Mme. Clement
Marguerite
la Julve
M. Gauthier
Eleazer
Rossl
Ruggiera
Eudoxie
Mme. Berthel
Leopold
M. Bouxmann
Maphistopheles
M. Galvator
Gauthier
Pere
Miles de Consell
Missoctis
Barrioux
Giaca
Louish Dooly
Morgan's Canal Bill Reported for Early Action
Senate reports unanimous interoceanic canal bill favoring immediate Nicaragua route construction. President to acquire territory in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, guarantee canal use, and defend harbor and fortifications. San Juan River and Lake Nicaragua to be used where available, with terms for Costa Rica and Nicaragua on canal access. Tillman quarrel over lynching memorial highlighted tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ohl
Washington
Morgan
Senate
Senate Committee On
Greytown
Lake Nicaragua
Breto
San Juan River
San Juan
Caeta Rica
Nicaragua
Senate Committee
Alabama
Hepburn
House Committee
Tillman
Bacon
Cullom
Alinoia
Illinois
Chicago
Congress
South Carolina
South
Burns and Erwin Wed in Maysville Georgia
Miss Clio Beatrice Burns and Mr. William Stanhope Erwin married at the Presbyterian church in Maysville Ga. The ceremony featured Palm decor, Mendelssohn's march, and the bridal party including Miss Lily Alexander and Colonel L L Lyons. They depart for Clarksville to begin married life with well wishes from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grovdy
Clio Beatrice Burns
William Stanhope Erwin
Presbyterian Church
Maysville
Charley Carr
Walter Everhart
Charley McCurdy
Howard Wooding
Flora Meadows Jones
Mendelssohn
Lily Alexander
L. L. Lyons
Clarksville
James A. Erwin
Robert E. Telford
Crawford Burns
Banks County
W. 8
Erwin
Northwestern
Tallulah
Social notes from Jacksonville and nearby towns
Movements and visits of local residents include Eugene Spalding in Jacksonville on business, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H Beck sailing to New York and on to oriental waters, Thomas J Carter expected in the city, Mrs W D Palmer leaving for New York and Europa, Mrs 8 S Venable and Miss Venable with Mrs James N Ells, Mrs Don Pardee departing for New Orleans, Judge Pardee to follow, Walter D Robinson from New York visiting next week, Mrs C W Adler recovering from an eight week illness, Mr and Mrs Henry Hunter Smith moving to their Peach Tree Street home, Mrs W D Ellis Jr back from Athens, Mrs Thompson French visiting Mrs Richard Hobbs in Albany, Mrs Philip Dodd sailing for Europe January 2 for a lengthy tour, Salem Female Academy alumni meeting at 11:30 Wednesday at Mrs C O Tyner’s residence, and friends of Mrs Paul Robson mourning her illness in Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Beck
New York
Oriental Waters
Thomas J. Carter
Havana
Atlanta
Walter D. Robinson
C. W. Adler
Thompson French and Son
Richard Hobbs
Albany
Philip Dodd
Europe
Salem Female Academy
C. O. ‘Tyner
Piedmont Avenue
Paul Robson
Mnasa Ather
Kirkwood
Brick lodging house burns in Montgomery fire
A handsome brick lodging house on Perry Street in Montgomery owned by Mrs. Mary Blue, occupied by families of Mo for C. A. Flagler, Messrs D Allen and A W Lebron, burned before daybreak. Most furniture saved. The structure was insured and will be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Perry
Mary Blue
C. A. Flagler
Mine Foreman Killed in Mine Street Shooting Near Birmingham
January 16. Ben Street, foreman at McCormick's mine seventeen miles east of Birmingham, was shot and fatally wounded by Jim Benshall who formerly held the foreman post. Five shots were fired two by Street missed, three by Benshall hit one fatally. Street fired before he drew his pistol. He died at 10:30 tonight in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Benshall
Birmingham
Ben Street
McCormick’s
Jim Benshall
Henshall
Fred
Murdered Black man found hanging near Henning Tennessee
Memphis Tenn January 16 A Black man named Anderson Gause was found hanging near Henning Tennessee this morning. Authorities believe he was killed by a mob for aiding in the escape of the Gingerly brothers who recently fatally wounded two officers near Ripley Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henning
Tenn
Memphis
Anderson’ Gause
Ree
Gingerly Brothers
Ripley
Mortuary notices from Huntsville and Macon area
Mortuary notices report deaths in Huntsville Alabama and nearby Georgia towns. Mrs L T Taylor aged 67 dies after protracted illness widow of former Madison County probate judge Thomas J Taylor. Mrs W R Hooper of Pittman Georgia dies suddenly, funeral at local cemetery. Rev Hooper to conduct service. Mrs W G Fleetwood of Macon Georgia dies at city hospital after illness. funeral planned the next day with service at 8 PM. Survivors include children and relatives across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Taylor
Huntsville
Ala
Thomas J.taylor
Madisonounty
W. B. Hooper
Pittman
Lawrenceville
W. R. Hooper
Mr. Hooper
L. M. Brand
Dantforth
Atlanta
Wantic
W. M Flestwood
Macon
W. G. Fleetwood
City Hospital
Fleetwood
Bleotwood
Soldier killed in Phoebus brawl near Newport News
Private Joseph M. New of Battery IN Fourth Artillery was shot and killed during a fight between soldiers and saloon men at the Indiana House in Phoebus near Newport News Virginia. Saloon proprietor William Curley was arrested and jailed on murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Fourth Artillery
Newport News
Phoebus
Geome
Indiana House
Joseph M. New
Wiliam Curley
Assault Report in Rome as John Dean Attacks Reed with Ax
In Rome Georgia on January 16 a special report states John Dean assaulted George Reed with the blunt side of an ax while Reed slept. The assailant fled after a pistol discharge by Reed’s uncle Tol Reed. Reed suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
John Reed
Rome
George Reed
Reed
Sean
Tol Reed
Dean
Georgia Supreme Court Session Notice
The Supreme Court of Georgia schedule notes a Tuesday January 5 session. Ashley et al versus Wed Be emad appears among case listings with references to era and Com of Geor State of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Ashley Et al
Beemad
Eraat
Geor
oGorpin
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Reformatory Movement
City Federation of Clubs
Dr. Morse
Lucius Morse
Mothers’ Meeting
Nav
W. Bageby
Hammerville
Opera Caramels
George
Ball
Constitution
Joyner
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Alabamian
Hamy Club Movement
Eugene Spalding
Jacksonville, Flo
W. D. Palmer
Europa
Paria
8. C. Venable
Misa Venable
James N. Ells
Don Pardee
New Orleans
Judge Pardee
Henry Hunter Smith
Peachtree Street
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Ally
Mortuary
Eiseman & Weil
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
F. Charley
Grand Ballet
Boxea
Salit Grand
A. Brady
Thos
O'Rouke
Re Railwatest
Lincoln J Carter
Heart
Spectal
Lynn Welcher
Miller's
Rosa Frendenthal Mennish
Church
Peachtree
Standard
W. AL Monnibh
Chamberlin-Johnson Building
Taka
Trackle Quinby
Equitable
H. Sheffield & CO
Austell
R. T. Dorm P. Brewster
T*zibert Howsil
Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Law Balding Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Atinats Ga
Wilitara
Durham
William V. Robertson
Durham & Robertson
Peachtree St
Sisto
Ses
Driver
Trewe Sieger
Bucksford
Paintrack
Sieger
Garley
George B. Graves
Chattanooga
Graves
Stéger
R. B. Swift & CO
John A Grant
GEGA
Truster
Fulton Superior Court
L. F. Grant
George W. Logan
Himself
Lettie H. Logan
Joseph Clayton Logan
George William Logan
Lauree Logan
Joan Grant Logan
Loomis Logan
Nan‘nle
P. Logan
Robert H. Logan
Myra N. Logan
John A. Grant
Lemurl P. Grant
J. H. Lumpkin
G. H. Tanner
G. C. L. Pettigrew
Plaintif
Moncrief-Dowman Co
Dowman Mfg. CO
Trinity Ave
Sllib & Evllib
Janio
Phladelphia
Boston
Provinence
VLA
Merchants and Miners Trans, Co Steamship Lines
Batt Trav
W. P. Turner, & General Offices
Pegitimare
Clemmons & Bellingrath
S. Broad St
Standart
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