Reform school for juveniles gains Atlanta support
Women of Atlanta unite in city federation backing a juvenile reformatory and report over 2000 in subscriptions to date. Donations from Mrs Robert J Lowry Mrs Nellie Peters Black Recorder Broyles and others seed a drive long urged by local citizens and the constitutional press. A choral union is planned and a formal meeting set for Wednesday at the Woman's Club rooms to organize the fund and structure.
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Mra
Robert J. Lowry
Nellie Peters Black
Recorder Broyles
Georgia
Commonwealth
Nash Broyles
Julius L. Brown
Ety Federation of Women's Organizations
Broyles
City Federation
Atlanta
Woman's Club
Grand
Morris Brandon
Wilmer Moore
Hopkins-Howell
Charles Healey
Sandera McDaniel
Aquila Orme
James English
Julian Field
Wiliam Kiser
Eugene Black
Henry Ioman
Linton Hopkins
Preston Arkwright
Teackle Quinby
George Parrott
Walter Andrews
Oscar Davis
John
Social Items Bring Local News From Bremen to Atlanta
Mrs Loulie Gordon reports a Bremen welcome for Miss Thom son a guest in the Thomson household and a cheerful Atlanta colony addition. Miss Rosalie Howell to host Miss Mary Hack from Winchester Va next week. Miss Florence Warner hosted a card party with about sixty guests and six handed progressive euchre prizes unique and a late 11 o clock supper. Miss Werner’s guest Miss Lave noted. Miss Pansy Walker visits Tennille Ga. Mr and Mrs J W Thomas moved to a new Spring Street home. Mrs S C Venable and Migs Venable remain in the city a few weeks. Major and Mrs Otley guests of Mr and Mrs Norwood Mitchell. Mrs E J Ehney back from Lynchburg Va funeral of her father. Saturday Night Club to debate annexation of Canada to the US. Evening features include the eighth installment of the composite novel by Mr Lowngas Calhoun. Miss Lilian John a Philadelphia guest of Miss Calloway will attend the Calloway John wedding next Wed. Captain G W Wells and family quarter indefinitely in the Aragon. Wells has located in Atlanta for permanent stay.
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Loulie M. Gordon
Bremen
Miss Thomson
Walter Thomson
Miss Gordon
Atlanta
Rosalie Howell
Mary Hack
Winchester
Florence Warner
Werners
Lave
Pansy Walker
Tennille
Ehney
Lynchburg
Canada
United States
Lowngas Calhoun
Calhoun
Lilian John
Philadelphia
Miss Calloway
G. W.wells
L. A. Hendon
Aragon
Captain Wells
Lectures by Georgia Educators At Atlanta Club
Under the Atlanta Woman's Club auspices two noted Georgia educators will lecture next week. On Monday at 3 pm Professor Bradley of Emory will speak on bacteriology. Next Thursday at 3 pm Professor Gibson, Columbus public schools head, will discuss Industrial Training in Public Schools. Open invitations go to city officials and school leaders.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Georgia
Bradley
Emory College
Gibson
Public Schools of
Columbus
Board of Education
Col Hemphill Elected Director of International Trust Co
Colonel W A Hemphill was unanimously elected a director of the International Trust Company of Maryland at the stockholders meeting on January 26. The company is among the nation’s largest financial institutions with a board of prominent financiers. Douglas H Gordon serves as president and C D Fendiggen as secretary.
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International Trust Company of Maryland
W. A. Hemphill
International Trust Company
Douglas H. Gordon
C. D. Fendiggen
Newspapers and Food Ad Praise From Hull for Grape-Nuts
Arthur M. Hull, manager of the St. Paul Globe, says newspaper ads inform about food yet are not for journalists. He shares an unsolicited testimonial for Grape-Nuts, noting he started using Postum and then Grape-Nuts four weeks ago and now relies on it daily. He praises it as the finest food product he has tasted and wishes success to the advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hull
St. Paul Globe
Mr. Hull
Inman Named Vice President at Fourth National Bank
At yesterday’s directors meeting of the Fourth National Bank James W English was re-elected president Walker P Inman became vice president replacing James R Gray who declined re election Gray serves as director and legal counsel Ottley was re elected cashier Ryan assistant cashier The bank retained all other officers and directors noted for stability in financial circles
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James BR. Gray
Fourth National
James W. English
Ita
Walker F. 1 Hia
Kirkwood Case In Judge's Hands As Injunction Sits
Hearing before Judge John Candler in Fulton Superior Court addressed Kirkwood incorporation. Petitioners argue lack of city existence under the act and unconstitutional schools plan. opponents contend boundaries and council authority exist. Judge reserved ruling, likely in a few days, keeping tax levy halted by temporary injunction.
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Kirkwood
John
Candler
Fulton
Charles Hopkins
Hopkins & Sons
Reuben Arnold
Arnold & Arnold
Feaures
City of
Candier
Judge Calhoun Cheered as He Presides City Bar Meeting
Judge Andrew C. Calhoun, presiding officer of the Atlanta city court second division, presided the first division bar gathering yesterday afternoon. He received cheers from a large Atlanta bar audience and handled the calendar session with veteran ease while Judge Reid was in Newnan.
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Andrew C. Calhoun
Calhoun
Atlanta
Andy
City Court of
H. M. Reid
Newnan
Alvin Freeman
Freeman S
Reid
Alabama Industry Growth Amid National Boom
The speaker from Anniston Alabama notes rapid industrial progress with factories running day and night, plant expansions, new industries, and ongoing resource development. He cites iron shipments worldwide, home manufacturing, and full utilization of coal and furnaces amid state economic vitality. The piece also recounts Tammany Hall politics and Van Wyck’s brief presidential boom, with mentions of Hogg, Bryan, and local dignitaries visiting New York.
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J. ‘J. Willett
Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Wilten
van Wyck
Hogs
Texas
Tammany Hall
New York
Whilete
Augustus van Wyck
Tammany
Hogg
Onte
Bryan
Willett
City
Daughters of the Confederacy Honor Robt. E. Lee at Grand
A Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy program honored Robert E. Lee with a six oclock ceremony at the Grand Woman's Club room featuring Hon. Albert Cox as orator. Major Otey of Virginia, a guest, read a veteran poem about Lee and mingled with attendees including officers like Mrs. Plane and Mrs. Raine.
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Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Albert Cox
Edward Peters
Lee
Confederacy
Helen Plane
Joseph Raine
Melone
Annie Randolph Howard
Berkely
Fannie Keith Fort
Lida Field
Eakes
Major Otey
Virginia
Virginia Society
E.G. McCabe
Plane
Jennie Cra~mer
Pauli
Max
Buchannan
Gladys Snook
Robert E
Iee
Robert
Cox
J. Lewis Brown
Paull
Clara Wimberly
Inglehurst
Henry 18 Still County Chairman At Republican Convention
The county Republican convention met at noon and adjourned near 8 PM electing six district delegates and twelve state delegates amid a long session. Jackson McHenry presided, H L Johnson named permanent chair, A A Blake as secretary, with twelve alternates. Delegates and alternates to district and state conventions were chosen, plus a resolution endorsing the McKinley administration.
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Jackayn McHenry da
Republican Party
A. A. Blake
Sesson ‘Unt
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Fulton County
Republians
Jackson McHenry
H. L. Johnson
W. C. Thomas
I. J. Jones
Blodgett
W. F. Henderson
A. Graves
C. C. Wimbish
R. L. Craddock
J. M. Reeves
IL. B. Lee
Il. J. Price
G. G. Glenn
Johns Cloud
Glenn Howell
B. H. Townsley
W. H. Smyth
E. A. Angier
O. T. Adams
H. A. Rucker
C. Wimbish
P C. Calhoun
W. B. Howard
A. Brown
W. J. Moore
L. L. Lee
R. Lb. Jones
O'Kelly
BH. L. Simon
Thomas Cox
R. Farley
R. H. Burson
A. Mattison
L. W. Wimby
McKinley
John Colvin Improves After Paralysis Illness
John Colvin rested quietly yesterday and seems rapidly to regain strength. His son Oscar Colvin said the condition had improved and that he would likely be out of the house soon. The news will be welcomed by friends who were pained by his sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colvin
Oscar Colvin
Georgia Tech opens spring term for engineering studies
The Georgia School of Engineering and Textiles invites students to enter from now to March 1 for the spring term starting February 12. It offers mechanical electrical civil and textile engineering degrees with thorough equipment. A full illustrated catalogue is available on application. President Lyman Hall, Atlanta, Ga.
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French
Georgia
School of Technology
Lyman Hall
Pres
Atlanta, Ga
Funeral of Mrs McDonell at Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa M. McDonell were held at 10 oclock yesterday in the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev Walher Gunn officiated, with Dr William Owens singing and Miss Claire Sheehan performing. Pallbearers included Captain J F Burke and Dr B D Spalding. Interment followed at Galland cemetery. Her death from heart failure on Powers Street drew wide sorrow in Atlanta.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Louisa M. McDonell
Powers Street
Walher Gunn
D.D
William Owens
Claire Sheehan
R. J. Raines
J. F. Burke
W. B. Perryman
John M. Graham
B. D. Spalding
Roby Robinson
Oalland
McDowell
Atlanta
Crawford et al v Crayw No 7825 Atlanta and West Point Railroad ad
Atlanta and Fulton superior Court Spring Term 1600 grants a divorce and approves an application to remove disabilities filed by J Crawford against Ella H Crayw. The case notes deadlines and court location at the courthouse for a hearing in January. The text also references the Atlanta and West Point Railroad line as the direct quick route to Texas, Mexico and California with schedules effective January.
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J. Crawford
Ella H. Crayw
Fulton Superior Court
Ur Senllat
Ayiene
Aai Id County
Crawford
Central
Jonesbora
Savannah
Hapevinle
Hapeville
Bavannah
Jonesboro
Marietta
Bia
Nashville
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Meryil
Selma
Monte
College
Collegs
LaGrange
College Pk
Palmetto
College Pr
Hia i Gallege
Ore M College
Pki
TaGrange
Fs College
College Te
Aim $ College
Whitehall Street
Union
Sta. sUady
West Point Railroad CO
Montgomery
Texas
Mexico
California
Atlanta
Gainesville
Toccoa
Charlotte
Greensboro
Norfolk
Danville
Richmond
Washito
Baltimore
Phila
New York
Boston
U.S
Jesup
Bruna
Nville
Tampa
Eno
Chat'nooga
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Memphis
Ifom
Loulaville
St. Louis
Cincinnai
Louieville
Atlants
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Columbus
Isan Atanta
Binatoghe
Memphie
Ar Hansas
Ar Meridien
New Orleans
Fort Wall
Mts
Atleate
Bir
Cme Sunteg
Kimball Boube
CGM
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures eruptions and skin woes
Volcanic eruptions eds grand yet skin eruptions steal joy. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims to cure eruptions and skin afflictions including ulcers boils felons corns warts cuts bruises burns chilblains and piles with advertised low price and guaranteed effectiveness through druggists in Atlanta and beyond.
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Bucklen
Arnica
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Joyner
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Cheney
Reformatory For Juvenile the Criminals of Atlanta
Standard Telephone Company
Weat Cain Street
Dr. Terry
Mra. Terry
D. P. Chandler
Decatur
Wees
J. W. Thomas
Spring Street
8. C. Venable
Migs Venable
James W. Bills
Major
Mrs. Otéy
Norwood Mitchell
West End
Maxey-Manley
Griffin
W. C. Manley
James Arthur Maxey
Mary Lucy Manley
J. G. Gross
First Baptist Church
Miss Manley
W. C. Maney
Mr. Maxey
Felix Gouraud
Elml
A. Bayra Ao
Goursud
Canadas
Europe
Dreat Jones
Bayt
Col. Hemphill
Inman
Superior Court
Hon. & R. George
DeKalb
Judge Hamilton MowWnorter
Senator Blalock
T. M. Pleraon
St. Louie
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Kimbaly
Charles Daniel
Brillant
Daughters of Confederacy
Hell
Peter J. Otey
Castporita
Bearatha
HENRY
Still County
Republican
Augustin Daly
James T. Powers
Ida Beafey
Les Miserables
Miss Beafey
Victor Hugo
Atlanta Lectora Association
Opan
Southern Boys
Ety Ieee
Lynn Welcher
Miller's
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Rosa Frendenthal Monnish
Church
Peachtree
Allanta
Btanchard
W. A. Monnish
Chamberlin-Tohnson Building
Taka
Union Depot
Georg
Ta Hapeville
Em Hapevills
Jonesbars
Beaboard
Rts
Northern
A. R.R
Martette
Brave Atlanta
Knot
Southern Railway
Chat
Ado
Belma
Pensacola
Mobile
Troy
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West Point
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