Dr Landrum Sees Cuba Becoming American State
Dr W W Landrum preached at First Baptist on Cuba after his Havana trip. He warned most Cubans oppose annexation while predicting Cuba will eventually join the United States as an independent yet American state. He urged patience, pledged aid, and cited General Wood’s education role amid Cuban resentment toward Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
Cuba
Independence
Landrum
Havana
Gethsemane Baptist Church
A. J Diaz
Atlanta
America
Southern Baptista
Antilles
Mr. Kennan
Sol- Gilera
General Wood
Gay
Chey
Amerikan
Island
Wood
New
United States
Republic
Baby Skeleton Found in Closet of Vacant Grant Street House
A whitewasher uncovered the skeleton of an infant hidden between a wall and a shelf in a Grant Street closet. Coroner’s inquest suggested the child died long before placement and that foul play is possible, though unproven. The house had been vacant for about three weeks prior to discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 40
Grant Street
Himsel
Call Omcer Cornett
Lee
Gospel Temperance Meet At First Methodist Church
Last night at First Methodist Church Georgia church leaders launched a gospel temperance movement serving all denominations. A. A. DeLoach chaired the temperance committee as Kathleen Thomas and McCay recited passages and music filled the service. The plan calls for a third Sunday evening each month under the church committee’s auspices with Rev. L. L. Abbot leading prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Georgia
A. A. DeLoach
First Church
Kathleen Thomas
McCay
Sheridan
L.L. Abbot
Park Board to Outline Grant Park Improvements This Year
The park board meets at 3 p m in city hall to review the year's improvements for Grant Park. They visited the grounds to determine optimal changes, prepare spring flower beds near the pavilion, and plan additions to the zoological collection as funds allow. A possible staff change and a separate committee meeting on electric railways and the Atlanta Railway and Power Company ordinance are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
Committee On Electric
Ordnance
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Funeral for Miss Salle Coffin in Atlanta
The body of Miss Salle Coffin, who died Friday in Knoxville, arrived in Atlanta last night. The funeral will be at Barclay & Brandon’s parlors at 10 this morning, with interment at Oakland. Pallbearers named. Also, infant Roy Anderson died of pneumonia on Hampton Street. burial at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Knoxville
Miss Salle Coffin
Atlanta
Samuel McKinney
Barclay & Brandon's Undertaking Establishment
Oakland
Sallie Coffin
Ella Coffin
Iity
B. Scott
W. M. Nixon
E. V. Carter
Akers
James Bochman
Stephen Barnett
Roy Anderson
J. B. Anderson
Hampton Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Labor Unions to Meet Wednesday at Lyceum
The Atlanta Federation of Trades marks its ninth anniversary with a large Wednesday celebration at the Lyceum theater. Mayor Woodward Patrick Moore and C C Houston will speak. A regular federation meeting and officer election follow, with an eight o'clock program featuring solos, recitals, and instrumental pieces by city artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Federation of Trades
Lyceum Theater
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Mason and Dixon Line
M. Riley
Jerome Jones
Mayor Woodward
Patrick Moore
C. C. Houston
C . Houston
Cornet
Levy
Missa Armee Cohen
Jamea McWhirter
Dorothy Whitcombe
Geona Clarkson
William Strauss
Minnie Chambers
Della Tucker
A Winburn
Elafa J. Tucker
Joyce Wood
Mr McCardle
M. Bockheimer
J. W. Bridwell
J. F. Stevens
Lyceum
Fertilizer tagged before entering Georgia, says official
Commissioner C. B. Stevens rules that fertilizers must be tagged and bear guaranteed analysis before being shipped into Georgia. He states shipping in bags without tagging violates the spirit of the law and cannot be offered for sale in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
C. B. Stevens
Georgia
Stevens
Acres
New Orleans Entries for Today Race Card Note
New Orleans entries listed for today across six races at distances from three quarters to seven eighths of a mile. Notable horses include Bud Just Me Contessa Elderim Magic Light Alex Sidney Lucas Klondike Queen Granby Liew Anna Belle of Memphis San Durango Water Crest Chiers Strangest Laureate Jimp Wolhurst Belle of Memphis and Redus in the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bud
T Just Me
George
Phibias
Chancery
Tobe Paine
Cotton Plant
Face Lock
Lexington Plate
Comander Milter
Contessa
Elderim
Wrelinghuysen
Magic Light
Alex
Sidney Lucas
Granby
Liew Anna
Babeflelis
King Elkwood
Ciara Meader
Jon
Frank B McConsll
Admenua
Our Nellie
Water Crest
George B. Cox
Chiers
Tady Callahan
Strangest
Laureate
Jimp
Wolhurst
Belle of
Oration
Manliua
David
Island Prince
Jim Gorett
Human Bones Found in Wateree Swamp Near Wedgefield
The carcass of a white haired man was found in Wateree swamp near Wedgefield. An empty laudanum vial lay nearby. The coroner's jury ruled self destruction. Bones showed bird and animal gnawing. straw hat and thin clothing suggested summer death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Wateree Swamp
Wedgefield
Truth January issue promotes Mixing the Love Potion supplement
The January issue of Truth features a large supplement titled Mixing the Love Potion painted in warm mellow colors by Harry Rosedale. Available at Miller's, with the supplements kept in prime condition for tram jing, John M. Miller Co. 39 Marietta Street, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rosedale
Miller's
John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Social World highlights and society notes in town
A public ceremony and limited invitations opened the Social World section, with an address by Colonel H. Bennett, mayor, and a banquet featuring oyster stew and turkey with cranberries. Numerous tributes follow for residents and visitors, including weddings, visits, and entertainments across Quitman, Morven, and Waycross, with cake cutting at a birthday event and various matrons clubs hosting recitations and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Missey Neltie McCrul
Jeanette Wada
Leila Wade
Lita Thompson
Edth Hart
Ansley
Waycross
W. A. Davis
Ansiey
Morven
Whittington
Valdosta
Jd. du Avers
Maine
Joseph ‘Truman
Florida
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee
J. BE. McMullen
Selma
Quitman
Wy i Heatley
McMullen
J. T. Davis
Hugh [Eider
Hadie McCall
Bavis
Felder
J. R. Davis
Nonnie Metall
Townsend
S. Gaulden
W. Green
J. #, Townsend
E. J. Jeiks
L. W. Stranok
Harrison
S. 8. Rountree
O. J. Jelks
BE. J. Hoberon
C. T. Tillman
Local Notables and Social News From Sparta and Watkinsville
Sparta and Watkinsville communities feature social notes, visits, and club events. Ladies travel between Atlanta, Birmingham, and New York while local gatherings include the Sparta Fortnightly Literary Club, a Rome Gymnasium reception, and a Southern Conservatory matinee.
Early Week Socials and a West Point Wedding
Teas and dinners mark a social week with Miss Roberta Heard Miss Celeste Bounds and Mrs Will Moore hosting gatherings in Washington. The highlight is the elegant wed ding of Oliver M Smith to Evie Palmer Reese at the Methodist church with a large local turnout and a refined reception at John T Johnsons West Point home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
N. M. Gomez
Mary Noble
Anniston
H. A. Smith
Katie Lausurion
E. R. Davis
John Bryant
W. W. Brinsfield
Toccoa
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Davis
E.R. Davis & Co
Rome
Gammon
Ocestra
Lucaie McGhee
Mass Austin
Monague Gammon
8.T. Club
Walter Langford
Armstrong
George Goethius
Rowell
Fred Govan
Misaes Lavender
Austin
Hoss Gammon
Mra
Ww. A
Lilie Dozier
W. D. Ellington
Washington
Oliver M Smith
Evie Palmer Reese
Methodist Church
John B. Robin
Athens
A T King
Norma Guerry
Mary Chapman
Susie Smith
Sarah Jowe
Bertha Adams
Mattie Maude Jackson
Mattie Hill
Vole Benson
Harry Smith
Mendelssohn
Silver Smith
Latimer
Mobile
Sallie Reesa
Joseph McWhorter
Stephens
George Cook
West Point
John T. Johnson
Annie Bass
West Side
Carrie Dell Whitaker
LaFayette
Dollie Chambers
Chipley
E. J. Colins
Atlanta
Alice Askew
S. T. Whitaker
Annabel Hudmon
Florida
Tampa
Key West
St. Augustine
Hugh McCullough
Lottie Shealy
C. A. Shealy
H. M. Quililan
de. McCullough
Onde
CA Shealy
Misso
Turner
Miss Valley Askew
Newnan
Faimet
T Harris
Miss Charlie
LaGrange
W. S Duncan
R. Sharpe
Mattie Cooper
Shealy
Glass
Ala
Linne Shank
Simon Mark
Agnes Bradford
Tuskeegee
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First Baptist
Gospel Temperance Meet
Park Board
Miss Coffin
Cees
Atlanta Federation
Lycaum
Federation
TRUTH
Ney
Ater Hted
Detroit Free Pr
Wilhelmina Nagel
Rittenhansa St Cineinne Et Mere
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Crutcher Furniture
Sparta
Spirta
Giet
William Stevens
Rabun Street
Mgnl
Longfellow
Harry Middlebrooks
Lily Vardeman
Susie Lamar
Harley Pierce
Kattle Laney
Flournoy Middlebrooks
Laney
Middlebrooks
Wit
Sparta Orchestra
Messrs
Harry and Flourney Middlebrooks
James Herrison
Charles Bowen
Mises Minnie
Hattie Bowen
Susie D. Powell
Ed Culver
Mamie Singleton
College Hall
Lilian Middlebrooks
Tennille
Thomaston, GA
W. Ccllightower
Talbotton
Skies Julia Bether
Barnesville
Miss Williams
Columbus
Beanie Thompson
Myrtha
Maud Crawford
Woodbury
Nettle McDowell
Molena
Mary Tigner
Toccoa, GA
Rome, GA
Watkinsville
Vera Veal
Annie White
Daisy Harris
Bogart
Jessie Jackson
George P. Young
W. Z. Brightwell
Maxeys
R. M. Jackson
Dora Burgess
Our City
Nicholson
Mary Deadwyler
Etherton
W. A. Brooks
R. R. Billups
Lanier
Washington, GA
Roversaiscerd
Hiberton
M. A. Pharr
8. Palmer
Henry ‘B. Tompkins
Reba Segin
Talbott & Palmer
Atlanta, GA
Prudential
Macon, GA
Jaque
Gould Building
da National Bank
Exchange Bank
Xaoos
Jet National Bank
Actual
Benefit Life Insurance Co
Newark
N. J
Polly
Epseimen
Clarence Angler
State Ag’t
Thomas B. Paine & CO
Paine, Murphy & Co
Broadway
Atlanta Central
Jacob Haas
G. M. Wells
Prudential Bldg
Southern Representative
Green's Fuel Economizer CO
Matterwan
N. Y
John W. Dickey
Augusta
W. H. Patterson & CO
Murphy & CO
Nee Yar
South Pryor
Jackson Building
Lowry Banking Compact
Capital City Bank
Mercantile Agencies
Southern Exchanges
Capital City
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