United Daughters of the Confederacy hold Atlanta meeting
The Atlanta division met after noon with about a hundred members. Miss Alice Baxter became president, outlining committees for the Winnie Davis and Jefferson Davis memorial funds, Soldiers' Home, and other tasks. A musical program followed with a tea reception as flags and roses decorated the rooms.
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Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. McD. Wilson
Alice Baxter
Winnie Davis
Irene Mitchell
Children of the Confederacy
John Hurt
Yeates
Emory plans new science building with early start aims
Emory College's building committee considered multiple exterior designs for a new science and art building to cost between 20000 and 35000 dollars. Architect G L Norry’s plan was chosen with minor changes, aiming to begin by April 1 and complete by fall term. The project will place the building on the campus southeast corner for southern exposure.
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Board of Trustees
Emory College
Emory
Atlanta
Archites G LL Norry
Hids
Georgi Railroad
Allo
Possilel i
Georgia Collegé
P. Williams
Savannah
BE. Dowmean
Oxford
Wf, Pattillo
Asa G. ‘Cindler
George Winship
Guardi Ve
Garett Culver wedding ties Dublin to festal page
Miss Lela Culver married Mr. T. RAunders of Dublin in a formal church ceremony with vows under white arch. Musicians Miss Fall and De J. G. Barrigon accompanied, bridesmaids in white organza and violets, reception at the bride’s parents’ home, couple to reside in Dublin. Culver-Garrett social prominence noted.
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Andrew W. Garrett
Dublin
Mamye Culver
Sparta
Culver-Garrett
John P Culver
Sara Wat
Senola
Leila Culver
W. H Burwell Jr
Lawson Brown
Macon
Betrothal announced in Columbus as Feiler to Cohen
In Columbus Georgia on January 23 special news confirms the betrothal of Melvin J Feiler and Daisy Cohen from Savannah. Feiler, son of D J Feiler, formerly worked in wholesale business in Columbus and now represents an Atlanta firm traveling South Carolina. Cohen, daughter of Agron Cohen, is described as a prominent Savannah Hebraic family member.
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Columbus, Ga
Melvin J. Feiler
Daisy Cohen
Savannah
Feiler
D. J Feiler
Miss Cohen
Agron Cohen
Wholeraie
Columbus
Atlinta Firts
South Carolina
Social season notes and guest arrivals in Atlanta
Mrs Lewis Beckys entertains at dinner for Helen Clark next week guest of Janie Speer. Numerous visitors arrive and depart from New Jersey Georgia and Florida. Miss Le Massena, Miss Orfe Best, Miss Mary Briscoe, Miss Hatele O'Brien, Mr Harrison Johnson, Miss Sophia Geissler, and many others are mentioned with travels and visits across cities including Baltimore Mobile and Asheville. Social events include chafing dish party planned for Louise Day and informal card evenings, with hosts Mrs RL Walker Mrs Burwell Pope and Mrs Price J Hinton noted among hosts and guests.
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Lewis Beckys
Helen Clark
Janie Speer
Lala
Orfe Best
Claude Shewmake
Cartersville
Mary Briscoe
Edwth Thomson
Baltimore
William Mason
New Jersey
Hatele O'Brien
Washington
Harrison Johnson
New York
Sophia Geissler
Greenesboro
Milas Lilian Smith
Terci Cox
Ashevilles
N.C
Della King
Florida
H F_ Price
Chicago
Atlanta
Jokers
RL. Walker
Burwell Pope
Price J Hinton
Athens
Tally
Vadosta
A Coming Marriage in Rome Georgia Is Announced
Mr and Mrs J C Foster announce the betrothal of their daughter Micru to Oliver Green Cedbetter. The wedding is planned for February 5 at Beulah Ard mora near Rome. The groom is described as a handsome, worthy young man and the couple’s families are highlighted for local interest.
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Rome
J C. Foster
Pennie Foster Smith
Oliver Green Cedbetter
Beulah Ardmora
Fosters
Rum
Smith
Mars
Bewley
Ruling in Stock Yards vs Railroad Case in Louisville
In a United States court in Louisville Judge Evans ruled that under the interstate commerce act a party cannot sue in equity without a prior award from the interstate commerce commission. Without such an award the complainant must seek damages at law before a jury, so the suit for an injunction to force freight delivery was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Attorneys to appeal will travel to Cincinnati to pursue the case in the United States court of appeals.
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Stock Yards
Railroad
Louisville
Central Stock Yards Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
United States
Evans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Flo
Tousvile and
Nashville
Boutstern
Central Stock Yarda Company
Cincinnat, Tomorrw
United States Court of Appeals
McKnight May Be Released On Bail Appeal
Nashville Tenn January 78 Judge A H Richards of Louisville Ky attorney for J Mo McKnight former president of the German National Bank of Louisville sentenced to six years in the Nashville penitentiary for embezzlement today made application before United States Circuit Judge H H Lurton for bail pending disposition of the case in the United States circuit court of appeals Judge Walter Evans at Louisville refused to allow bail to McKnight hence the appeal to Judge Lurton Lurton announced he would not deliver his decision for some days yet but telegraphed to Judge Evans recommending that he release the prisoner on bail pend ing his decision McKnight was former receiver of the defunct Commercial national bank of this city.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. H. Richards
Louisville
J. Mo McKnight
German National Bank of Louisville
Federal Court
United States Circuit
HH. Lurton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter Evans
McKnight
Lurton
Evans
Commercial National Bank
Deadlock in Fourth Circuit Judicial Convention Persists
Chattanooga Tenn January 2. Up to midnight 630 ballots cast with four candidates sharing the vote evenly. Convention remains in session and may not adjourn tonight. Candidates Bates Garvin Latimore and Alfigon still in the race. Deadlock may continue for several days.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Democratic Judicial Convention
Fourth Circuit
Bates
Garvin
Garvin and Latimore, of Hamilton, and Alfigon
Marion
Charles W. Jackson Dies After Month’s Illness in Augusta
Augusta Ga January 23 Special Charles W Jackson died after a month of illness with appendicitis. He had been a noted athlete in Georgia, famed as the crack pitcher of the Augusta Browns and a skilled swimmer and marksman. He was 41 years old on Christmas day. He had been connected with Port Royal railroad Augusta Southern and at death with the Augusta and Aiken which is under construction. He was brother to James A Jackson and Virgil Dasher.
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Augusta
Charles W. Jackson
Appea&citis
Dasher
Corinth Church
T A Dasher
Valdosta
W. J. Crawford
Brocks Station
Grifin
W. J Crawford
Brooks Station
Griffin
Irs
E. B. Parks
Cuthbert
Elizabeth &. Parks
E & Parks
Parks
Presbyterian Church
John G Rowland
New Orleans
H. Powell
R. B. Parks
Cedartown
Mary Colcork
Washington, D. C
Fannie Parks
Marriage in Columbus Ga A January wedding at First Presbyterian
In Columbus Georgia on January 2 special report notes a ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. The charming daughter of Mr and Mrs T is described in a brief society blurb with details of the event and participants.
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Columbus
First Presbytérian
Zerer- Qa
Aftarnast
Woodcot
Charmine Jaughter
Mre
Fue
Te Bowie, Mo
Bob White the Attraction at Grand Theater Review
A lively Atlanta audience greeted Marguerita Sylva in Bob White at the Grand. Frank Deshon led the cast with dash and animation, while Miss Sylva, Alice Campbell, Richard F. Carroll, and Deshon drew praise for performances. Sag Harbor and Gog Harbor by Herne headlined next, with Georgia minstrels and Columbia offerings filling the bill and promising further attractions including Mabel Paige and Southern Stock Company.
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Q@rana
Marguerita Sylva
Bob White
Atlanta
Frank Deshon
Weo
Columbia Theater
Tramp
Deshon
Bob White Wias
Sylva Ocame
Goldenrod
Alice Campbell
Richard F. Carroll
Columbia
Mabel Paige
Compan
Savoy
Clothing Styles Highlighted in Male and Youth Departments
The article notes matching marks across boys and men sections with Sailor blouses, double breasted short trousers suits, yoke coats and cutaway coats. It emphasizes a full range from plain everyday wear to extreme styles and invites shoppers to find items here that aren’t available elsewhere.
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Cayfederstes Museum
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Jefferson Hotel
Emily Mason
Maryland
Richard Corbin
Europe
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Gilmer
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Hera
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Kell
Laird Brothers
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Tropics
Alabama
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Irvine
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Ozsia Room
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Spemal
Nea Onan
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P. M. Hell
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Miller
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Eames
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Oakland City
Hiad
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John Wise
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Eugenia Oglesby
Sasan Calhoun
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Clark
Percy Adams
Patterson
Taylor
Newman
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Raoul
Edwards
Briorley
A. 5. Rey
Warren
Shurley
Norwood
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Telentia
Wérida
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Froyidla
Migs Zada Dozier
Benjamin F. Walker
W. B. Dozier
J . Ware
First Methodist Church
Caroline Smith
Indian Spring
Pride
Robert A. Douglas
Joula Dozier
Aucitlo Hilder
Mesers
Alexander
Coater
Walker
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Jacksonville
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M. Burros
Augusté
Thomas K. Peabody
Burros
Peatory
Annie Bell Bostwell
Myrtile Scott
Eas
Grace Johnson
South Georgia
Mise
Minnie M Chalries
Baltigore
Elisa Tula Crawford
Bize Cartér
Charles Herbert
Ailes Cotinne
Mra
Rachel Keith
Charleston
David Wylie
Professor Segadito
Mra Hamilton Douglas
Burns
Tench
Charles Vox Fap
Asheville
Henry Ady
A W. Calhoun
Homosassa
Tov Bridewell
Charles Barrett
Miss Barrett
Bishop Keiley
Robinson
Wesleyan Female Jesy College
Hugh Hagan
George Emit
W. T. Crenshaw
W. B.lowe
Hheir Country Home
Cave Springs
JH. Beckhag
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Edward Peters
Mays Ball
Gina
Arizona
Jennie English
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Letitia
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Meta. Leinkaut
Afobile
W. B. Lowe
Vre A. J Spencer
Mobile
Daisy White
Bessie Sanders
Josie Stockdell
C. Venable
Elizabeth Pengele
Thames Blaine
Louise
Iselene Campbell
Tolling Randolph
Frances Cole
Spring Street
Sarah Adams
Helle Wilton
L. M. Burrus
William J. Peabody
Wiliam Perrin Micoleon
Robert J. Lowry
Miss Crags
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Ur-Grocer
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Beuchler
Albo
Heughlen’s Dairy
Boston
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James A. Heine
Herne
Hearts of Oaks
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Long Island
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Tynes
Columbia, Richards & Pringles
Bill Kersands
Clarence Powell
Dick Thomas
James Moore
Wil Cooper
Charley Friday
Thomaz
Bailey and
Spiller
Telefio
Weiler
Tio Ritchie
Caulfibrist Cooper
Craig
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Trinity Avenue
Liebler & CO
Jaml
A. Heene
Fivnlarivs & Pringle
Georgia Minstrels
BIG
Hilarity
EBONY
Ces
Marines
Ft &Fear
LF. Het
Osteopathic Physicians
Earlington
Breet
Boardway
New York City
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Parior
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Earfe
Betel Et
Chagos
Cincinnati
Giana
Ghavtaquuga
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Beb
Gryovenads
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