Lady Windemere's Fan at the Grand earns major hit
The Players Club of Atlanta presented Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windemere’s Fan at the Grand last night under Mrs Thaddeus Horton. The near-capacity audience and strong cast performance ranked it among the season’s best. Mrs Palmer Phelan Clarke led a distinguished ensemble including Mrs J Barbour Thompson and Miss Marian Peel, with praised delivery and stage presence. The production reflected careful preparation, with no reliance on individual talents alone, and forecasts a large house for future shows.
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PR Oans
Windemere
Palmer Phelan Clark
Duchess of Berwick
William Perrin Mleoisan
Agatha Cerligie
Marian Per
Pymbala
Thornton Marzo
Cowper-Cowper
W Jamagan
Rosalie- Mise
Harry Fumada
Windermere Lisit
Robert Campbell
Darlington
Thornton Maryc
Augustue Lorton
Mile Saul
Cecil Graham
Barnes
James Royleston
Barbour Thompson
Lord Pairty
Samuel
Janea Colon
Rufford
Frank Filla
Dumby
Franklin
Hopner
Edward Avatin Parker
Mir Frank Sutt Toedy
Jedburg
John Maraham
Laton
Stufflel
Thaddeus Horton
Paisley
Wm Lawson Peel
Ergans
Graham
Sigs Horria Furrade
Aor
Burt
Wooc
Jarnagan
Players Club of Atlanta
Atlanta
J & Barbour Thompson
Smynne
William Perrin Nicolson
Duchess of
Herwick
Tama
Marian Peel
Agatha Carlisle
Edward Austin
Siopper
Berwick
Lorg Windemere
Thornton Marye
Lord Darlington
Lord Windemere
Marye
Milt Saul
Augustus Lorton
Franklin Mikell
Barker
Frank Butt
Lady Windemere
One Union Warehouse Plan Moves To Central Company
Georgia Farmers Union delegates in Atlanta consider unifying all state warehouses under a single central company. A seven member committee will study books of the old cotton company and draft plans to protect the union’s good name. The meeting, one of the largest in Georgia division history, also endorses uniform cotton cloth work attire and expands cotton use in bags and packaging. Local agents conclude a productive 1909 campaign in the Senate chamber.
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Georgia
Farmers Union
Atlanta
W W Webb
W C Wood
OD Wimberly
M l L. Jotingon
Charles Newcomer
H M Spinks
E Jones
Carter
New Orleans
Ji. Lee
Ofier
Charles Barrett
JP Campbell
United States Department of Agriculture
Knapp
Senate Chamber
Stats
J. G Hubanks
Wedding Gifts of Silver and China
An advertisement emphasizes wedding gifts of silver and china and stand by items like cut glass. It claims richer assortments, more extensive varieties, and newer designs than elsewhere, with close relations to centers of production and capability to supply the best goods.
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Silver
China
Taft Seeks Treasury Choice Aids In Augusta
President elect Taft weighs secretary of the treasury with a Chicago contact, consulting Mr Shaffer on Chicago candidates while Newberry’s position stalls. Taft also discusses navy, immigration, and railroad matters with officials and visits the Shiloh Industrial orphanage for a song recital by Negro orphans as Rockefeller plans to attend a Taft banquet.
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Denby
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New Terk Central Railroad
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Dunn
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Patt
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New York
Allenosts
Albert Warren Ferris
New York Commission of Timnacy
Walter S Tickin
Repetiican Atte
Wiescum
Taft Todd
Lubman High Artion
Hialnes Industrial Institute For Negroce
Shiloh
Nesro Orphins
John D Rockefeller Daday
Chamber of
Come Merce
Hampton Terrace
South Carolina
Savannah River
IR . Sturtman
Aiken
Joseph Harriman
Augusta
Jacob Haas Laid to Rest Amid Floral Donation Tribute
Funeral for Jacob Haas, a prominent Atlanta businessman, featured a humane shift from flowers to donations to the Orphans' Home, with receipts issued and admiration voiced for the act. Haas, 65, survived by a widow and seven children, was honored at his residence on Washington Street with services led by Rabbi David Marx. The Atlanta Baggage and Cars Company halted operations for Haas’s funeral as employees observed a minute of silence. two Confederate Veterans contingents attended and the city’s public depots closed briefly.
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Atviants
Washington
David Marx Officland
Oafland Cemetery
Haas Wass
Atlanta
Leopold J. B Arthur
Herbert J. Wisses Blanche
Clementing
Eisla
Heuta
United Confederate Veterans
Haws
Hunter Street
Grand Theatre Glen Club Benefit at Grand this week
Tech students rally support for a Glen Club production at the Grand theatre with about 600 seats sold at the box office hopes to draw funds for the Tech Athletic Association. Annie Hassel and Annie Russell star in the show supported by a strong company as preparations continue for two nights of performance.
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Coliese
Annie Hassel
Annie Russell
Walter's Theater
New York
Brand
Mica Rapaell
John Valentine
London
Yrar
Broadway
Say Attorney Has Their Money in Debt Recovery Case
Valley City Machine Works of Michigan obtained a show cause order from Judge Hills to compel Judson v Chapman and Atlanta attorneys to explain on the 25th why 4100 they say was collected six months earlier was not turned over. The Grand Rapids company filed a $180 claim January 27 1908 for machinery against Ware Hatcher Furniture. The attorney had agreed to a 1250 fee. No payment or accounting followed though Chapman allegedly collected 100 on the account July 22 1908. The company claims efforts to recover were blocked by the lawyers under dispute.
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Valley City
Gala Week Planned for Macon Firemen in April
A large meeting in Macon city auditorium outlined a gala week in April when Georgia firefighters will gather for a city celebration. Fire Chief Miller, former chief Tr. M Jones, and councilor Harry Robert chaired the planning, with old Macon volunteers invited to participate and gear from the line of duty likely displayed.
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Macon
Georgia Fire
Aeastan
Harry Robert
Miller
Tr. M Jones
Trial set for David Shane in involuntary manslaughter case
David Shane will face trial in the criminal division next Wednesday for involuntary manslaughter in the December 24 crash that killed Alfred Grandy. The incident occurred near Mitchell and Washington when Grandy, riding a bicycle, was struck by Shane’s automobile after a view obstruction reportedly caused the car to veer toward the curb and a telephone post. Grandy died at Grady Hospital. Shane was bound over by Recorder Broyles to the Superior Court.
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Alfred Smart Grandy
Mitched
Washington
Grandycie
Shane
Milell
Carta
Twit
Sam
Mitchel
Alfred Gandy
Grads Hospital
Cin Schane
Broyles
Seawell Nominated to Federal Bench by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sends to the Senate the nomination of Herbert Seawell to be judge, marking a significant step in appointing a new federal official. The record notes the formal submission from Washington on January 8, highlighting the effort to fill a vacancy in the judiciary.
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Seawell
Federal
Keith Carolina
Senate
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoogevelt
Tadas
Herbert T Srawe
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