Miss Laura Haygood Ill in China Ends Faithful Mission Work
Longtime Georgia woman in charge of Miss Haygood’s China mission faces critical illness. Her devoted service to the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions has enabled schools and teaching across China, with substantial funds and native-led education expanding under her guidance.
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Laura A. Haygood
China
Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions
Methodist Church
Earth
Georgia
Miss Haygood
Hopeliss
South
Wai
Atlanta
Misg Haygaon
Woman's Mission Board
Shanghai
Diamonds as an investment and purchase guidance
An advertisement extols diamonds as an ideal investment, claiming they never deteriorate or lose value and can be realized immediately. It advises buying diamonds from the advertiser to ensure value and avoid overpaying, emphasizing dependable quality and fair prices.
Promoted G G Crawford Leads Nine Blast Furnaces
George G Crawford, one of the first School of Technology graduates, is promoted to superintendent of the nine blast furnaces at Edgar Thomson Steel Works Braddock Pa. He succeeds D G Kerr, now assistant to James Gayley. The change, effective New Year, is welcomed by about 2000 plant employees. Crawford, long noted for his service at Monongahela Blast Furnaces and McKeesport, enhances Carnegie interests and signals leadership reshaping amid labor and industry discussions.
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George G. Crawford
School of Technology
Carnegie
Braddock
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Baker
G. G. Crawford
Monon- Bahela
Mc+ Eeesport
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
D. G. Kerr
James Gayley
Pres
Carnegie Industries
Crawford
Graham
South Africa
Ladysmith
Buller
Gortie
Burns
Fredericksburg
Lee
Atlanta
W. P. Burt
Hla
Whitehall
Alabama
New York Journal
Jerome Jones
Jerome Jones, Jr
State Federation of Trades
Jones
Augusta
Esterday
Iscon
Thomas Morrison
Kerranth
Edgar Thomson
Charles H. Yale
Yale
Imperial Theater
Foster
Williams
Denicke
Heit
Enfranchisement in China and Atlanta Society Notes
Quotations laud reform and women’s work in China while detailing Atlanta society events. Reports cover Miss Haygond’s death, upcoming meetings of Sheltering Arms, the Georgia Educational League, and the Council of Jewish Women, plus social entertainments at Capital City Club and travels of local residents amid military news from the Philippines and a letter from Lieutenant Graham describing action near Passi Iloilo.
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Georgia Educational League
Council of Jewish Women
Concorilla
Morse
William M. Graham
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
San Antonio
Tex
San Francisco
Philippines
James Malcolm Graham
Nineteenth Infantry
Graham
Pass Panay
Republica Filipino
Federal de
Iloilo
Passi
Warwick
Guards elect officers for Gate City Guard
Captain George M L Hope succeeds Captain Dozier as commander after Dozier resigns to join the Fifth regiment as a major. Election last night names Captain Hope, first lieutenant A G Candler, and second lieutenant W T B Wilson. The guard reports an unusually large membership and good prospects.
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George ML Hope
Dozier
Gate City Guard
George 3. Hope
Leutenant
A. G. Candler
W. T. B. Wilson
Artistic stage set promises satisfy audience with Byron themed work
Graceful staging described as most artistic and satisfying. Aida Louisé Johnson spent three years gathering material for her historically correct play Lord Byron. The Peters Comedy Company drew a splendid Columbia theater audience with Wanted A Husband, delivering nonstop laughter led by Phil Peters in a German dialect role and clever specialties by the orient Cain Pets Sey.
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Atlanta Concert Association
Leonora Jackson
Katherine Bloodgood
Mrs. Bloodgood
Nevin
van der Stucken
Chadwick
Miss Jackson
Simonetti
Madrizal
G. W. Chadwick
Arlo Hates
Jingle Maraiaje
Mies Jackson
Shouggie
Jessie Gaynor
Mrs. Broodgood
Tachaikowsky
Brahms-Joachim
Brahms
Standchen
Strauss
Arla
Borowisi
Madrigal
Papillon
Hubay
Miss ‘Ackson
Henry K. S
Browning
Ernst
Lord Byron
Aida Louisé Johnson
Peters Comedy Company
Columbia Theater
A. Husband
Phil Peters
Orient Cain Pets Sey
Meiga
Mr. Rich
Stuart Robson
Augustus Thomas
Oliver Goldsmith
Robson
Mr.Thomas
Henry FE. Dixey
David Garrick
Walter Hale
Edmund Burke
Henry A. Weaver
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Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall, Corner
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Transvaal
Technical and Commercial Corporation
Berlin
Birmingham
England
Sieghelm & Frank
W. H. Tayloe
Louisville
Southern
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Tayloe
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Kimball. Y
Marton S. Acee
New York
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Kimball
Judge Hamilton McWhorter
Denny
Floyd
Ghis Morrow
JonédSiro
Young
Bord Byron
Misa Haygond
Marner
Sheltering Arms Association
Marietta Street
M. W. Manauan
Charles McGehee
Capital City
E. Co. McCune
Pittsburg
R. BE. O'Donnelly
Albert Thornton
James Swann
Janie
Palm Beach
Fla
Bessie Draper
South Carolina
Misa Sara Cobb
Athens
Maud Barker
Wilmer
Moore
Henry Hunter Smith
George Speer
L. H. Beck
C. D. Giddings
Carrie Wiliam
LaGrange
Andrew Calhoun
North Avenue
Georgia School of Technology
Monongahela Company
Michael Killen
Kern
Methodist Church South
James Young
Oy Ree
Constitution
Joyner
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Aida Louise Johnson
Stuart OO Numen
Henry E. Dixey
H. A. Weaver
Besxumont Smith
Florence Rockwell
Jeffreys Lewis
Ellen Mortimer
Bessie Scott
Phil W
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Mugg’s Landing
Miller’e
Imperial Theatre
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