Prof Ossar Triggs Known Here At Atlanta Social
Long piece notes Prof Ossar Triggs of the University of Chicago is well known in Atlanta after his lectures and comments on literature. It highlights his wife Laura McAdoo Triggs of Tennessee and her Georgia roots, her writings, and views on women's independence and education. It mentions a salon of gossip, social events at the Piedmont Driving Club, and several society figures amid coverage of literary discussions and upcoming appearances.
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Oscar ,Triggs
University of Chicago
Het Rodox
Charles R. Foster
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Tennessee
Triggs
Knoxville
Laura Mc+Adoo
Tries
Triegs
Georgia
Milledgeville
Boston Transcript
Constitution
Robert Herrick
Mrs. Wharton
Howells
Hervey White
Charleston Exposition
William King
Georgia Woman's Press Club
Press Congress
King
Congress of the Press
Georgia Pride expands Technology School programs
The School of Technology in Atlanta enlarges its work adding medical engineering electrical engineering textile engineering and engineering chemistry. All departments are well equipped graduates and undergraduates from other colleges can receive credit and are in demand in industrial fields. An illustrated catalogue and application description will be sent on request from President Atlanta Ga.
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School of Technology
Atlanta
Avlanta
Vaudeville Night At Lyceum Delights Some Acrobats
A large amiable audience filled the Lyceum last night applauding the Couture brothers and the Fields and Werd act despite a weak opening. The main atrocity was a one act farce titled Hier Uneis's Niece, while the Vitagraph pictures, including a Georgia plantation scene and a bull fight, offered welcome relief. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as building blood strength and overall vitality.
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Suits Filed Against Seaboard in Atlanta Court
Two damage suits totaling 15600 were filed in Atlanta city court against Seaboard Air Line Railway. Edward Hankinson of Florida seeks 10000 for allegedNegligence causing serious internal injuries in Florida. William B Gray of this city sues for 5000 for a mangled left hand from a Jacksonville incident. Both cases claim injuries occurred while employees acted in course of duty and are represented by C T Ladson.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Edward Hankinson
Florida
William B. Gray
Cit
Hankinson
William B Gray
Jacksonville
Fla
Gray
Hankingon and
C. T. Ladson
John M. Miller Co Ad Promotes Sample Chapter
An old classified style notice advertises a sample chapter offer from John M. Miller Co located at 89 Marietta Street, urging readers to get the smoke up and upgrade to John Henry as the town’s only scute with no cost when asked or written for it.
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John M. Miller Co
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Augusta man accused of posing as detective to find a deserter
FP Culpy of Augusta was arrested by Patrolman Whitley for pretending to be a special detective seeking a man wanted for desertion. Culpy says he came to assist a wife desertion case and denied intent to impersonate an officer. Recorder to try Culpy this afternoon.
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Augusta
C Culpy
Whitley
Culpy
Theaterg
Georgia Railroad
NO KNIFE NO DRUGS USED The Natural Magnetic Healer
A testimonial from Mrs W Be Duffey of Macon Georgia reports deafness in the right ear from catarrh eight years. After February 5th treatment with Dr Butler the patient could hear a watch tick and whisper. The note claims cure of catarrh and promotion of women’s health without medicine or dangerous operations.
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Butler
Tam
Duffey
Trenta
Mra
Belpy
Saloon Keeper Overpays Negro With Check Mixup
Saloon keeper cashed a railroad check for seventy cents instead of seven dollars and seventeen cents. Saloon staff say the customer, Sim Williams, a railroad hand, received the money and later faced arrest. Williams admits receiving forty-seven cents and says he returned thirty-one cents, while officials plan prosecution.
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Mitchell and
Broad Streets
Williams
Spradlin
Dobbs
Dorsey
Arrest of Fred Keeler by City Detectives In Gainesville Case
City detectives Kilpatrick and Steint arrested Fred Keeler a 3 white male paper hanger yesterday on a Gainesville Florida warrant. Keeler claimed a sick chin and said his wife lives at 1244 Whitehall street while a Grady hospital patient. The Gainesville authorities were notified and will pursue the case.
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Grady Hospital
Kilpatrick
Steint
Gainesville
Fla
Keeler
Whitehall Street
Mitchell Elected Colonel Sixth Tennessee Militia
Knoxville Tenn January 2 Special Lieutenant Colonel B J Mitchell of Greeneville was elected colonel of the Sixth Regiment National Guard of Tennessee to succeed Colonel Andrew H Nave who resigned The election may be contested over a proxy not received Adjutant General W M Brandon of Nashville presided at the election The only opponent was J Perry Fyfe colonel of the Third Tennessee Volunteers in the Spanish American War PMID
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Tenn
Colinel B.J. Itchell
Greeneville
National Guard of Tennessee
Andrew H. Nave
Mitchell
J Perry Fyfe
Third
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W. M. Brandon
Nashville
Brakeman's Widow Sues Southern Railway in City Court
Mrs Celia Harris acting through attorney C Ladson filed a 710000 damage suit in city court alleging her husband Edward Harris a brakeman died when a defective handheld device pulled him from a box car as he performed his duties, throwing him under train wheels.
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C. '. Ladson
Southern Railway
Edward Harris
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