Cunningham Bucknell wedding promises early August gala
Social pages report the Cunningham Bucknell wedding planned for early August with church ceremony conducted by Rev W W Landrum. Dr Hollister Judd of Philadelphia to stand as best man and a large turnout of relatives and friends expected for the reception at the Piedmont after the ceremony.
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Cunningham-Bucknell
W. W. Landrum
Hollister Judd
Philadelphia
Douglas Boyd
Guin
Elizabeth Ray
Maud
Ruby Scruggs
May
Waldo
Alfred Cunningh
Earle Donaldson
Bainbridge
George Cunningham
Henry Grady
Joseph Bod
Josph Mangham
Jack Mangham
Griffin
Cornelia Cunningham
Piedmont
Bucknell
Saratoga
Europe
Atlanta
Atlanta social notes and departures fill summer calendar
A parade of residents and visitors across Atlanta are noted with travels to Narragansett Pier Tate Springs Wrightsville Beach and trips to New York Baltimore and Birmingham. Common names include Mrs McPhail Mrs Barnes Miss Abel Miss Johnson Mrs Moon Miss Swift Miss Stephens and Mr Fortson with depatures and visits to friends, family and hotels.
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Hema
Baltimore
McPhail
Merritt
Atlanta
Lewis H. Beck
Janie Speer
T. B.neal
Nashville
Narragansett Pier
Naw
York
Mitchell Horner
The
Aragon
North Georgia
Broughton
Antoinette Broughton
Madison
Florine Richardson
Tate Springs
J. J. Earle
Darien
Caroline Anderson
South Carolina
K. L. Warren
Kentucky
Kathleen Jones
New York
James McHeldin
Will Hackney
Wrightsville Beach
Lucius Robson
James G. Rossman
Tally Graves
Jean Swift
Minnie Abel
Indianapolis
Ind
Lederle
Peachtree Street
Charles R Jones
Charlotte
George C. Ramsey
Glenn Street
J. L. Marbury
New Orleans
Katherine Stephens
Eugene Fortson
Washington, D. C
Willie Singer
Martha Merriam
Susie Jones
Waynesboro
Coffee
Capitol Avenue
Benjamin H Hill
Denis
Marie Holliday
Birmingham
Jessie Emery
Fort Mpherson
Patterson Secures Competent Assistant in Asheville
Mr Earl G Billet, formerly Patterson's assistant months ago in Asheville, sold his partial interest in a local firm and has returned as Patterson's assistant. Billet previously created trouble with several associates but is now expected to perform well with Patterson's ongoing commitment to competent help.
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Earl G. Billet
Asheville, N. C
Earl G Billet
Patterson
Alx
Asheville
Billet
Munsey Paper on the Block in New York Auction
The New York News plant and good will will be sold at auction in New York on August 21. The Daily News has been published by The New York News Publishing Company, with Frank A. Munsey as principal stockholder.
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New York
New York News
Daily News
New York News Publishing Company
Frank A. Munsey
Protest Over Honolulu Baggage Inspection By 35 Passengers
A communication to the Associated Press signed by thirty-five travelers from the orient aboard the Siberia protests the Honolulu custom house baggage examination. They allege rude treatment and considerable inconvenience and bodily discomfort.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Associated Press
Orient
Custom House
Thirteen Years at Throttle, Spartanburg, & C. Engineer Pettus
Engineer John Pettus of the Southern has served as the road’s longest continually at throttle. When No. 35, the present fast mail, was introduced thirteen years ago Pettus held the throttle, and has remained at his place in the cab ever since.
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Spartanburg, & C
John Pettus
Southern
Pettus
Cassini Not Expected To Resign In July Report
Washington reports from the Russian embassy say nothing definite about the published rumor that Cassini will resign. Officials indicate no plan to depart soon and expect a possible return in September.
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Cassini
Washington
Cain
Compromise Resolution on Alien Immersion Adopted by Stone Mountain Association
The Stone Mountain Baptist Association approves a compromise on alien immersion. The Tabernacle church may remain a member, but any church accepting alien baptism faces restrictions in fellowship with other member churches. The vote follows a year of controversy, with Dr. L. G. Broughton and Dr. Jameson leading the compromise against expelling churches.
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BR. W. Lillard
Conyers
Stone Mountain Baptist Association
L. G. Broughton
Atlanta Baptist Tabernacle Church
Broughton
Boston
Tabernacle Church
Allen
Stone Mountain Association
Y. Jameson
Atlanta
Waq
Jameson
Howard
Uley
F. G Walker
Lithonia
Rockdale Church
Paul
Walker
J. L. D. Hillyer
Association
H. Hatcher
Decatur Baptist Church
George Hillyer
J. B. Taylor
Hapeville
Metoolist
Christian Church
Atlanta Rail Tax Conference Set With Comptroller General
Municipal officers will meet Comptroller General Wright at 11 tomorrow to press for a fairer state tax share from railroads. City officials include City Attorney Mayson and Council members Key and Harrison, aiming to show railroad properties valued in the millions yield less tax than deserved.
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Atlanta
W. A. Wright
James L. Mayson
Asaospora
Harrison
C. D. Meador
J. H. Ewing
James L. Key
General Wright
Wright
Mayson
Port Receipts Show Massive Atlanta Growth
Surveyor Marcus C. Markham reports Atlanta port receipts for July surged over 476 percent compared with the same month since 1881, the first month of the new fiscal year. He notes the previous June also set records, reflecting widespread prosperity as residents spend on imported goods. Easley and the surveyor’s chief assist remain busy tracking Atlanta’s rising port revenue.
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Atlanta Custom House
Surveyor of Customs
Marcus C. Markham
Atlanta
Surveyor Markham
Markham
Smith Easley
Yellow Fever Death Reported in New York
Almon Smith, a sailor from Havana, died of yellow fever at Kings County Hospital. Authorities quarantined his home area and searched for additional cases after he arrived from Vera Cruz on the Havana a few days earlier. The steamship had sailed again before the Board of Health was notified, with other cases on board.
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Havana
New York
Almon Smith
Kings County Hospital
Smith
Vera Crus
Board of Health
Big Rise in Tax Returns From Digests and Franchises
Comptroller General Wright estimates show a total tax base increase of about 35,000,000 from digest returns and a potential 30,000,000 to 30,000,000 from franchise arbitrations. Sixty counties reported a 6,063,250 rise, with Warren county a lone exception showing a loss. Arbitrators sustained most assessments, including 374,000 for Savannah Union Station and 125,000 to 157,000 for the Georgia and Alabama Terminal franchise. Governor Terrell seeks tax details as legislature handles appropriations.
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Wrights
Comptroller
Terrell
General Assembly
Wright
Warren
Union 2
Franklin
Miller
Calhoun Whkes
Douglas Murray Habersham Monroe
Chattahoochee Pulaski
Paulding ‘Avlern Oe
Comptroller General
Georgia and Alabama Terminal Company
Savannah Union Station Company
Savannah
Railroad Commission Yesteray
J. Pope Brown
Barrow
Roger Gamble
J. Randolph Anderson
Brenau Conservatory Music Facilities in Gainesville
The Brenau Conservatory in Gainesville Georgia boasts forty top pianos recently repaired by a renowned piano expert. A grand organ from John Brown's factory was built especially for Brenau. The auditorium is described as the south’s most beautiful and the faculty highly capable. The pedagogy course is said to be unique in the south. catalogue requests are invited.
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Brenau Conservatory
Gainesville
John Brown
Brenay
Brenau
Galneasville, Ga
Powder Explosion Kills Two In Baltimore County Plant
A flywheel burst at the Rockdale Powder Company plant in Hoffmanville, Baltimore county, killing Elmer Tracey and Benjamin Kalb. The blast, heard for miles, partially destroyed the facility last night.
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Ewo
Baltimore
Rockdale Powder Company
Hoffmanville
Baltimore County
Elmer Tracey
Benjamin Kalb
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