Needlework Guild Did Noble Work in Atlanta Branch
The Atlanta Needlework Guild of America reports 4871 garments collected in 1909 for distribution to the needy. Donations came from numerous members and supporters, with totals across institutions and colored beneficiaries detailed, plus 1908 and prior years’ grand totals and praise for the group’s organized relief effort.
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Atlanta
Needlework Guild of America
W. R. Hammond
Edward T Brown
M. A. H Smith
Fred Stewart
Ammons
B Denman
John L’ Moore
Mire E B Watson
Biss Suale Wells
E A Matthews
Dr. Carson
Howard Matthews
Mitton
Smith
A ES Allen
EG. McCabe
Edgar Neely
Julius Alexander
A.C Daniels
Jennie English
Roo} Park
Arnold Froyles
W. H. Moore
Wo OM Wiges
Augustus C. McHan
T.C. Parking
Washington Seminary
George G. Beil
James Jackson
John A Miller
M. WU. Lively
T "A .Toveiice
Emmie Stewart
Associated Charities
Baptist Settlement Home
Christian Helpers’ League
Decatur Orphans’ Home
Florence Crittenean Home
Free Kindergarten Association
Grady Hospital
Hapeville Orleans
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Methodist’ Settlement Home
Presbyterian Hooapital
Arima
Tabernacle ‘Infirmary
Travelers’ Aid
Wesley House No. 2
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Carrie Stesla
Old Polk
Leonard “Street
WR Hammond
Carrig Steele
Carter Home
Leonard Street
Mrs W S Thomson Dies in Atlanta at 65
Mrs Thomson wife of Col William S Thomson died at her North Boulevard home shortly before noon Tuesday after a lengthy illness She was highly loved and leaves seven children all but one residing in Atlanta Funeral services set for 2 30 Thursday at the family residence and burial will be in Oakland Cemetery
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Mre
Thomson
Wm. S. Thomson
North Boulevard
Atlanta
Miles—Danner
Weambster County
W UD. Thomson
Albert D. Thomson
Jona D. Thomson
Logan BH Thorson
Adelaide D Thomson
Edith D. Thomason
Red D. Thomson
Frances BD Thomson
Mount Vernon
Mre Thomson
Col. Wm. & Thomsop
Titls Guarantee Company
North Boutevara
Qal- Jang Cepistery
Diamonds for Investments Boost Diamonds as strong asset option
Advertisement touts diamonds as a solid investment with rising prices. It promises top quality stones in nearly all sizes, available loose or mounted, appealing to buyers seeking security and prestige in precious gems.
Elaborate Stage Settings for Rutherford's Wife in Atlanta
The Players' Club of Atlanta scales up Rutherford's Wife at the Grand on February 2 with a professional decorator Walter Brown and assistants Mrs. Frank Ellis and Mrs. Ransom Wright. Four acts span Mrs Bellamy Iven's room, the Washington home bell room, Senator John Rutherford's library, and a June morning scene. Edward Warren says it will be the finest amateur southern production, with proceeds benefiting the Free Kindergarten Association.
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Players’ Club of
Atlanta
Rutherford
Grand
Walter Brown
Frank §. Ellis
Ransom Wright
Washington
John Rutherford
Hedds
Edward Warren
New York
South
Free Kindergarten Association
No Mayoralty Bid Denied by Mason in Atlanta
Carlos H. Mason, chair of the police commissioners, announced he has no current plan to run for mayor. He thanked supporters who urged him to enter the race, saying he remains grateful for the offers and honors the public has shown. Mason notes he supported Maddox in the 190? mayoral race and hopes the current mayor is re elected.
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Carlos H. Mason
Board of Police
Mr. Maalon
Robert’ ¥. Maddox
James G. Woodward
Aho
Atlanta
Mr. Mason
Rome Paper Hails Col Robert Harrison as Healthful Journalist
The Rome Tribune-Herald lauds Colonel Robert Bryan Harrison of Atlanta as a famed newspaper man and health reformer. It notes his role with the Southern Press Clipping Bureau, his past at The Atlanta Constitution, his friendship with the late Walter Cheney, and his claim of overcoming disease through psychology. Harrison describes a vegetarian, two meals daily, no tobacco, and a busy practice treating 10 to 20 patients daily with lectures at Carnegie Library on Sundays.
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Rome
Robert Bryan Harrison
Atlanta
Tribune-Herald
RB. Harrison
Southern Preas
Hartlapp
Atlanta Constitution
Walter T Cheney
Alto
Harrison
Carnegie Mbrary
Georgia Poultry Show Best Shown in South
The Georgia Poultry Association opened its annual exhibition in Athinta with one of the largest feathered displays. Exhibits include White Wyandotte, White Orpington, Plymouth Rocks, Black Minorca, and trophies from London. Judge Markin lauds the show as among the best with about 100 exhibitors and entries from Georgia and several states.
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Georgia
South
Georgia Poultry Association
Auditorium Armory
Athinta
Atlanta
New York
New Jersey
Joby A. Markin
Southern Central Branch
The
American Association
Alabama
Missionto- 9
Lousafane
Texas
Florida
Mr. Markin
Indianapolis
Chicago
Courtland Street
London
Mir. Markin
Plymouth
Mrs M A E Thompson Dies at Home in East Point
Mrs Mary A E Thompson aged 81 and widow of the late Dr E Thompson died yesterday at her East Point home. She was sister of the late Dr James Watkins of South Carolina and mother of three. Funeral from Nellie Chapel East Point at 2 pm with pallbearers Allen Bowen J J Al Latrone Wilbey G H Ware J C Ati and J W Ashlee to report at church at 1 pm.
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Mary A. E. Thompon
4. E. Thompson
Hast Point
Mary Watkins
James Watkins
South Caroling
Nelle Chapel
Haat Point
A. Bowen
J. J. Al‘Latrome Wilbey
G. H. Ware
J. Cati
J. W. Ashlee
Lee Smith Favored for Stockade Superintendent
City hall rumors name B Lee Smith former fourth ward council member as likely winner of the new stockade superintendent post. The job carries 1300 dollars per year and replaces the former occupancy held by D M Vining after grand jury charges. Captain John W Eat is temporary stockade chief.
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Lee Smith
Fourth Ward
General Council
Smith
D. M. Vining
Commissioner of Public Works
Grand Jury
John W. Eat
Stockads
Mrs Mary J Zimmer Called To Final Rest
Mrs Mary J Zimmer mother of Will V Zimmer of the Kimball died yesterday in her Kimball apartment after long illness. She was nearly seventy, Georgia born, a social favorite in youth, and lived in Atlanta with her son since her husband’s death. Survived by three daughters Mrs H B Gwinn Nashville, Mrs T Chancellor Birmingham, Mrs Augusta Manning Birmingham, and son Will V Zimmer Atlanta and George C Zimmer. Funeral at Patterson’s chapel this afternoon with ministers Dr Belk and Dr Bernard Smith. Interment West View.
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Mary J. Zimmer
Will V. Zimmer
The
Kimball
Mia Zimmer
Ife
Zimmer
Georgia
Lawrenceville
la Grange
Miss Holmes
George C. Zimmer
Texas
Belk
Bernard Smith
Tmd Payne
Clitt Lockridge
Marshall Lockridge
James Williams
Hn, Dutton
Lee Barnes
Fred Houser
Tom Anderson
West View
Macon Grocery Case Discussed by Wimbish
The U S Supreme Court ruling in Macon Grocery Co versus several railroads focused on whether circuits could enjoin unjust freight-rate advances or if such power was curtailed by the Interstate Commerce Act. The court held lack of jurisdiction over railroads incorporated in other states and avoided ruling on whether courts may grant injunctions in such cases.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Macon Grocery Co
Enya
W. A. Whinbieh
Winhieh
Supreme Court
Macon
United, Btstes
Audh Eones
New-York Life Insurance Co Annual Report Preface Note
The brief of the Sixty-fifth Annual Report opens with a prefatory statement presented to the Board of Trustees. The preface accompanies the full report and references the thrust of the document as provided to the board.
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New-York Life Insurance Co
Board of Trustees
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