Organ Recital and Social Amid City Notes
Organ recital by R J Fowler Richardson with St Anthonys choir in West End. Card party hosted by Cecil Love at North Avenue home features Rickety Ann, with Elizabeth Rawson and many others attending. City arrivals and returns include Will Patton from Kansas City, George Knott from hunting in Pike County, and Mrs Mitchell Horner bound for Palm Beach. Various society updates on visits, illnesses, and entertainment mark a bustling Atlanta social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R J Fowler Richardson
St Anthony'’s Church
West End
Cecil Love
North Avenues
Ann
Elizabeth Rawson
Violet Wrinpe
Margaret Dissoway
Frances Homaally
Maude Kirkpatrick
Anna Watpon Eliza Dancy
May Atkinson
Marie Love
Bessie High
Harrie Stockdell
Caroline DuBose
Josephine Stoney
Tizzabeth Schigsinger
Annie Griffin
Mirlam ‘Walker
Emmia Baker
Silver Speer
Aufella Speer
Harrist Calhoun
Ethelsa Emmons
Catherine Wakes
Ledrora Ragland
Clifford West
Sarah Lee Bran
Annie Caverly
Laura Wyatt
Marjorie Brown
Passle
May Ottley
Hattie May Holland
Antoinette Blackburn
Alice May Freeman
Wary Drew Candell
George E Knott
Ely
Pike County
Oscar Turner
Slaney Perry Cooper
Hendersonville
N.C
Charles Talmadge
Athens
Mitchell
Misgea Bertha
Marion Blackburn
Charleston
Dance at Segadio's Assembly Clubsocial
A Thursday evening dance at Segadio's hall hosted by the Assembly Club honored Mrs Margaret Turk of Washington in a refined social set. Guests included numerous young women and men from New York and local circles, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Berry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Campbell
Misa W . Witham
Athens
Tuckle Davis
Duncan F Hill
Memphis
Florida
Segadio’s
Assembly Club
Margaret Turk
Washington City
John Berry
George Honey
Madeline Honney
New York
Frances Carter
Mabel Powers
Annie Fit
Thatan Club
Thalien Club
Segadlo’s Hall
Carroll Paynsa
John Moore
Robert Wessells
Louis Gholston
James Dickey, Jr
James Nunnally
Thorbag D Meador
Thomas
Better Than Spanking in Child Training
Article argues spanking fails to cure bedwetting and urges humane motherly guidance. Mentions Mire Summers in box 404 Notre Dame and offers to send home treatment on request. Encourages mothers not to blame the child and suggests help for distressed families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wetting
Notre Dame
This Girl Would A Soldiering Go
May Bondell a 22 year old from Terre Haute Indiana dressed in her brother’s clothes and had her hair cut short to enlist at Fort Sheridan. She sought muster into company I to join the Twentieth regiment bound for the Philippines as soon as fully manned. She broke down when told of the medical exam and admitted her sex while lamenting separation from her sweetheart Carl Pilaum a private in the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May Bondell
Terre Haute
Ind
Fort Sheridan
Philippines
Carl Pilaum
New Liberian President Inaugurated Amid Trade Promises
Advices from Liberia state Barclay was inaugurated in Monrovia on January 24 promising commercial freedom and closer foreign trade and farming access. He urged alliances and freer facilities for foreigners while conciliating aboriginal populations. Former Mayor Ames Scores. 5: Pav January 29 The supreme court quashed the Minneapolis mayor case indictment for receiving funds from women.
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Liberia
London
Barclay
Monrovia
Ames
Supreme Court
Minneapolis
District Court
Hennepin County
The Passing Throng
Marcus Mayer a prominent theatrical manager traveled through Atlanta en route east. His past tours with Patti and plans to bring Calve Bernhardt to America are noted as part of his Broadway negotiations. Receipts for the February Atlanta concert are expected to exceed nine thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Mayer
Atlante
Mr Mayer
Madame Patt
Atates
Mr. Mayer
Patti
United States
Atlanta
New York
Calve and Bernhardt
America
Maurice Grau
Bernhardt
Robert Grau
Mayer
Patti and Mayer on Patti tour and Atlanta visit notes
Mr Mayer defends Patti amid press doubt saying she remains in top voice and busy in a major U S tour with sixty concerts. He praises her regimen and stage presence, cites varied selections, and notes critics’ attacks as unfounded while Atlanta and its art scene are praised as a strong ally. Stephen Bonsal discusses peonage and whitecapping stories in Alabama and Mississippi, predicting a forthcoming New York Herald piece.
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Madama Patti
Mayer
Patti
The
Presa
Angela
Faust
Robin Adair
Patt
America
Mme Patti
New York
Mme Path
Mme Patt
Atlanta
Wilford Virgo
Melende F. ‘Cunningham
Mile Roza Zammels
Mlle Vera Margoiles
Senor Roumaldo Sapio
McMayer
Stephen Bonsal
Alabama
Mississippi
Bonsaj
New York Herald
Georgia
Bonsat
Hansul
Far
Jagan
Notable Visitors Check In At Atlanta Hotels
A flurry of notable guests arrive in Atlanta staying at the Kimball and Piedmont hotel listings. Among them are J. Smythe and J. Jones of Associated Press in Chicago, plus Dr L O McCalla and W H Nunnally from various cities. Several prominent Georgians, business leaders, and out-of-town visitors register at the two hotels, with plans to remain several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J HH Smythe
Associated Press
Louisville
Atlanta
Joseph J Jones
Chicago
J.2 Phillips
Tifton
Kimball
LO McCalla
Haton
Nunnally
Monroe
Kimh
JL Nexbitt
Birmingham
Hela
Kimball FA
Winchell
Cincinnati
Piedmont
Nt Bradley
Cartersville
Earl LaPlace
Memphis
L Barnes
Racine
Wis
Flefmont
Banquet Noted as Southern Salvation Army Conference Ends
The Salvation Army southern officers conference led by Colonel R. H. Holt will close today with a 9 30 am prayer and addresses at the army hall on Peachtree street and a 4 pm mass meeting on Marietta street. A banquet last night, presided by Colonel Holt, honored Ensign Widgery promoted from Captain to ensign.
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Salvation Army
R. H. Holz
Hall of the Army
Peachtres Street
Marietta Street
Wesley Tabernacle
Army
Hola
Majer ‘W. ©. Hunter
Cleveland
Ohio
Miso Phillips
Bessemer
J M Berriman
BC. Widgery
Atlanta
Holt
Ensign Widgery
Hunter
New Orleans
Tampa
New Decatur
Charlotte
Charleston
New York
Panama treaty resolution defeat noted in Senate
In Frankfort Kentucky January 29 the Kentucky Senate voted 23 to 9 against Senator Cutron's resolution endorsing President Roosevelt's Panama treaty action. Democrats Phelps Booles and Gillen Waters joined Republicans in supporting the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Frankfort
Senate
Cutron
Phelps
Booles
Gillen Waters
Americus Union Meetings Open Year With Generous Giving
In Americus Georgia on January 29 1904 union meetings across Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches fostered goodwill. The Methodist church raised about 12000 for its brick building. At First Baptist a 3600 balance was reduced with over 2800 pledged on January 24 signaling likely debt cancellation.
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Americus Ga
Americua
Methodist
First Baptist
Castleberry bound over on arson charge in Mathis store blaze
Dick Castleberry, a Negro, was committed for trial on arson after confessing he burned J M Mathis store for insurance money. Mathis awaits commitment trial upon return of his attorney from North Wayerwas, Ga. Cuban bonds offering of 35 million dollars halts due to Russo Japanese tension.
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Mathis
North Wayerwas
Dick Castleberry
Castleberry
J M Mathis
North
Russell Named to Lead Panama Legation Amid Buchanan Sails
Washington January 28 Russell, then secretary of legation at Caracas, Venezuela, is appointed charge of the American legation at Panama. He will oversee the mission after Minister Buchanan sails for the United States next Tuesday and resigns on reaching Washington under prior understanding. Russell likely to succeed Buchanan.
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Russell
Washington
W W Russell
Caracash
Venezuela
Panama
Buchanan
Calon
United States
Rusgell
Fancy stone set rings in many rich combinations
Jewelry note celebrates rings featuring pearls emeralds diamonds rubies and opals in varied styles and finishes offering a selection of semi precious stones for admirers.
Wilmington to press river work funding in February visit
Semi official word from Washington that Congress will not fund Yivers and herbers prompts the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce to invite Chairman Burton to visit early February. Local Senators and congressmen will be asked to back an appropriation to continue work on the Cape Fear River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Washington
Congress
Yivers and Herbers
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Julia Porter
Miss Turk
Uealiam Markham
Mr. Tomendat
J. H. James
Ballard Hotel
Will Patton
Kansan City
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Myrtlee Scott
Milwaukee
Richard Hatria
Misa
Florine Richardson
James I. Riley
Frank Billa
Palm Beach
Fla
Ahe
Irs James Sprunt
Warvey Johnson
Lee Jordan
Macon
Palm ‘Beach
Joseph Gains
Iit
the Kimball
Mitchell Horner
Palm Beach, Fla
Isaac Emerson
Russell Hopkins
Henry Mcalpin
Savannah
Frank Hillis
Henry Tanner
Tanner
Holme Clark
Mr. Phelan
Janie Speer
North Side
Charles Selple
Silas Amanda Baker
Edward Inman
Evelyn Harris
Fred Lewis
Mary Lester
Mra W H. Walker
Cave Spring
Charles H. Highley
Philadelphia
Joseph Richardson Lea
Hessig Tompkins
Reynold Kibby-Smith
Fort Barrancas
Carlton Hillyer
Augusta
van Epps
Alica C. Shumate
Claude Shumate
St. Charles Avenue
Wellville
Sweetheart
Marcus Mater
Todsr
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall ST
Mpathy
Japan
Mr. Bonsai
Russia
Rusela
M Lynch
Columbus
City
J Hnnessy
Americus
Claude Eubanks
Eastman
Kimball Gan
FR. I. McKenney
Kimballl
Elbridge Cutts
Abbeville
JD Smit
Dubin
Beck
J Fitzpatrick
Lakewood, Ga
Tames
Ti Geyle
Hawkinsville
Pledmont
J_G Kurtz
Baltimore
Sinderstille
Gata
Fiedmont
Amont
Georgina
G W Felker
Jefferson de Angelis
CM Gay
Chattanooga
GO Haskell
IC Newcom
Washington Ga
Woc Smith
Virginia
Kimball RS Wetmore
Pleamont
Blas Corinne Tabault
JC. Finch
William R Weaken
Charles A Weber
D Rotley
I. A Ashley
Holz
Conference of Salvationists
Bussey
Whitehall Street
Castleeberny
Hugo A. Fisher
Thurmond’s
Busy Bee
Dave
Morning Glory
Smithfeld
Ferris
Bell
Peachtree St
Oriental Rugs
Peachtree Street
Leo Fresh
Fragner
Albert M Fragner
Brooklyn
Emil
Edith Kainer
Otto Keiner
Kainer
Ashinal
Blank Books
M. Miller
Charles W. Crankshaw
Inc. M. Miller Co
Ed Gruff
Gate City
Austell
Brown &Allens
Mellichamp
Diamond Palace
Cain
Burkhart
Trip
Old Dominion Line
Norfolk
Richmond
Qld
Point Comfort
Ocean View
Virgins Beach
Texet
B Growell
Genk
East Main
H. B. Walker
Morgan
Torn R. Dillon
Morgan & Dillon
Buereasora
Race & Morgan
Prodentia Billiding
Atlanta, GA
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