Noted speakers set for Atlanta Bible conference at Grand
Noted figures including Dr Erdman Dr Dixon Henry Barley Emma Booth Tucker Major Cole and G Campbell Morgan will headline a February end Atlanta Bible conference at the Tapernacle Baptist church with Sunday services rallies at the Grand and extensive Sunday school and personal work programs plus a strong sacred literature push railroads offering special rates and Dr Broughton predicting the best conference yet under the Tabernacle auspices
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Atlanta
Tapernacle Baptist Church
Erdman
Philadelphia
Dr. Dixon
Boston
Henry Barley
England
Emma Booth-Tucker
Major Cole
Michigan
G. Campbell Morgan
Henry Varley
Magor Cole
Dixon
Borton
Framon
Emma ® Booth-Tucker
Broughton
The
Tabernacle
Cigar Makers Strike At Tampa Ybor Factory
Dissatisfied with proposed changes in cigar size, the clear makers at the Ybor McMaurin branch of American Tobacco Company in Tampa Florida began a strike. A meeting and manager conference failed to reach a settlement and a broader strike is anticipated across all three local factories.
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Tampa
Fla
Ybor-McMaurin
American Tobacco Company
Nena
Elinemakers
Tobacco Trust
Satchel Lost and Found of Mansfield Company Member
A Mansfield Company member Miss Sydney Cowell reported the loss of two patches containing two diamond ear screws and small items from a cab on Pryor Street between the union depot and Aragon Hotel. A white carpenter found the satchel after it fell from the cab and later had it sent to Mobile, where Cowell was notified. Cowell portrays the Duchess of Greenbury in Beaucaire.
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Mansfield’s
Carpenter
Sydney Cowell
Richard Mansfield
Cowell
Mobile
Pryor Street
Union Depot
Aragon Hotel
Miss Cowell
Henry L. Roan
Atlanta
Scottish Tinian and
National Fire Insurance Company
Georgia Home Fire Insurance Company
Columbus
D. H. Harper
Atlanta Typographical Union
Patterson
Co. C. Houston
W D. Caraway
R. L. Whites
W. R. Kilburn
Wardlaw
W. J. Stoy
J. &. Holland
E. W. White
John Ll. Gitdish
J C. Hudson
Corput Street
Molders’ Union
Gate City
Order of
United American Mechanics
Palmetto
R A. Randall
Courtland Street
Lithonia
Mother Uses Postum Coffee To Boost Family Health
A Memphis girl recounts how her mother secretly switched her family to Postum Food Coffee. The son improved in health and studies while believing it was strong coffee, then learned the truth. another brother quit regular coffee and thrived on Postum.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. Dye
Carroll Avenue
Brother
Postum
Bond in 1854 Georgia inquiry by Governor Candler
Governor Candler investigates a $302 bond issued in February 1854 linked to gold pond bonds from the 1840s. The bond, same date and wording as stolen 6 percent ponds, may be among those raided when federal troops occupied Milledgeville. Candler suspends conclusion as he reviews evidence and historic thefts.
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Overnor Candler
Georgia
R. J. Lowry
Indiana
Lowry
Treasury Department
Candler
Central Bank
Treasury
Milledgeville
Governic
Herschel V. Johnson
Secretary of
M. W. Watkins
Sherman
West
Quad
Stockholders to Receive Further 10 Percent Payment
Judge Lumpkin signs order directing receivers to make a second 10 percent payment from funds in hand to Southern Metal Building and Loans Association stockholders. Receivers James A. Anderson of Atlanta and M. A. O Bryne of Savannah to allocate 10 percent of outstanding amounts, with priority rights preserved, starting February 23. Payments go to credit of indebtedness for borrowing stockholders, extra balance to stockholder if any.
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Judge Lumpkin
Southern Mes Building and Loans Association
Lumpiin
Ehoy Taventer
James A. Anderson
Atlanta
M. A. O'Bryne
Savannah
Hammond
Alec Nard
Legal Fight Over Possession of Lawrence Dennis
A custody dispute opens before Ordinary Wilkinson over possession of Lawrence Dennis an evangelist boy born Christmas day 1890. Latlie Montgomery mother accuses Cornelia Dennis of adoption. evidence shown includes court records. hearing resumes today at 3:30 PM with attorney W P Themen present.
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Lawrence Dennis
Wilkinson
Latlie Montgomery
Montgomery
Green Dennis
Cornelia Dennis
Dennis
W. PP Themen
Correte
Atlanta Charitable Association May Discontinue After Funds
The 91200 January apportionment for the Atlanta Charitable Association may remain unused as members plan to discontinue after current funds are disbursed. Mayor Mims vetoed a council resolution altering restrictions on the grant, signaling a possible counteraction. Officials spoke with Dr. Turner and Superintendent Smith as council debated money for the charity.
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Atlanta Charitable Association
Mims
Harwell
Turner
Atlanta Chartables Association
Mima
Smith
Association
Pioneers’ History of Atlanta Nears Publication Delay Explained
The Pioneers announce final printing of The Pioneers History of Atlanta is delayed as editors and committees finalize content. Louis L. Parham is praised for his long effort, with public support urged to cover costs to publish at bare production price.
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Atlanta
Louis L. Parham
Jong
Pioneer Society
Wats Rugessary
Weather Forecast Promises Rain and Cold in Georgia
North Georgia faces a rain day with variable winds and lower temperatures. Forecaster J B Marbury notes clashes of oceanic cold damp and Gulf warm currents caused fog and misty rain this week. Predictions include more rain and colder weather in the east, with lingering unsettled conditions and traffic disruption. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised amid the weather narrative.
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North Georgia
Georgia
J. B. Marbury
Empire Building
Gulf
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
North Pole
J. Pluvius
Sol
Earl Hollis Arrested in Indianapolis on Larceny Charge
Earl Hollis, a young man wanted in Atlanta for larceny after trust, was arrested in Indianapolis, his home, and will be returned to Georgia to face the charge.
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Indidita
Earl
Hollis
Atlanta
Trust
Indianapolis
Orr City
Candler
Polie
McCurdy
Schaul & May
Decatur Street Jewelers
Earl Hollis
Tae ‘Aianapolia
Ind
Prison Commission Visits Milledgeville Prison Farm
Short items note the Prison Commission led by Chaimeh Turner General Clement Byars and Thomas Eman will visit Milledgeville to inspect the state prison farm. Convicts are preparing spring crops while little activity is reported otherwise.
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Chaimeh J
Turner
Clement A. Byars
Thomas Eman
Miltedgevilla
Commission
Hess the Primitive Baptist preacher to speak in Macon
An Ohio based famed Primitive Baptist preacher Hess, noted as a millionaire, will visit Macon on the second Sunday in February to conduct services at Bethlehem Church, the sole Primitive Baptist church in the city. The event brings a notable arrival to Macon, Georgia.
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Tabernacia Baptist Church
Wir
Marshall
Chieaso
Chriet
Amous
Macon
Her Hess
Ohio
Maccon
Bethlehem
Lineman W B Gallagher Injured by Car on Milledge Ave
W B Gallagher a lineman of 149 Woodward avenue was seriously hurt on Milledge avenue near Cherokes when struck by car No 104 of the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg a left ankle dislocation and possible brain concussion. He was taken to Grady Hospital. Ambulance delay drew crowd ire.
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W. B. Gallagher
Milledge Avenue
W. H. Gallagher
Woodward Avenue
Grant Park
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Gallagher
Thomas Gallagher
Cherokes
Milledge Avenues
Grady Hospital
Chernkea Avenue
Penehtree Street
Edgewood Avenue
Peachtree Street
St Louis Fair Delegation to Visit Columbia South Carolina
A St Louis exposition delegation will leave next Sunday to represent South Carolina. Members include Seth W. Cobb Norman J. Coleman and Cherries M Heeves. The group aims for liberal state representation in the 1903 fall exposition.
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St. Louis
Columbia
St.Louis
South Caroline
Tion
Seth W. Cobb
Norman J. Coleman
Interior
Cherries M. Heeves
South Carolina
Shine 4 attracts attention with 25 percent puwaduns
A brief note highlights Shine 4 drawing notice due to a 25 percent puwadun metric, inviting readers to consider its appeal. The item emphasizes curiosity and engagement without details on context or outcomes.
The Robinson, Humphrey Company Incorporation Petition
State of Georgia Fulton County The petitioners Roby Robinson William G Humphrey and James H Albert seek incorporation of The Robinson Humphrey Company for twenty years with renewals. Primary business bonds stocks notes mortgages and other securities plus agency work. capital stock 28000 split into 240 shares of 100 each with 5000 cash paid at start. Atlanta is principal place with branches contemplated. authorized to increase stock to 260000 and issue cumulative preferred stock up to 260000. Dated January 21 1902 Atlanta. Attorney James H Gilbert Clerk Arnold Broules.
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State OF Georgia-Fulton County
Said
Roby Robinson
Wiliam G. Humphrey
James H. Albert
Fas
Shem
Hobinson, Humphrey Company
Mansel
Atlanta
Georgia
James H. Gilbert
Patitioners
Flea
Arnold Broyles
Wfulton
Arrold Brayles
Euperior
Aald County
She Robinson, Humphry Company
Mecca of brains and beauty Washington social prestige
Colliers Weekly praises Washington as a cosmopolitan center fast becoming a permanent winter capital for wealth and refinement. Embassies and legations from 35 nations line the capital, with notable homes and clubs fueling seasonally lavish life. The city attracts leading scientists, military and naval figures, and premier clubs, making Washington a hub of culture and social display.
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Colliers Weekly
Acos
Nationa
Globe
United States
Clubs
Cosmos
Ste Largs
Army
Naevy
Metropolitan
Albi
Chey Chase
Albbis
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Democratic Encoutive Committee
Phil Cook
Lewis Banking Company
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Coley J. Lewis
O. C. Cheeves
W. H. McKenzie
Brailroad
W. A. Wright
Georgia Society of the Song of the Revolution
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Tennille
Central of Georgia Railway
Washington County
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Augusta Southern
the Central
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Phill Byrd
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Southern Mutual
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John HH. Peavy
Dooly County
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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James W.W. English
Fourth National Bank
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Tabernacle Bible Institute
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George Hammond
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Athens
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Waycross Ga
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Atlanta, Ga
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