Georgia Normal Visitors Meet in Annual Commencement Plan
The Georgia Normal visitors conference outlines a fourteenth commencement program with a June 3 start. highlights include junior promenade, Sunday morning sermon by Rev O G Jones, D D, and Monday exhibits of physical training domestic science and college work.
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O. QO. Jones
Tanta
Attovelock
Methodist
Hard of Directors
Cauge
College Chapel
Ofstock
Milledge
Negro Breaks Kite Nose in Store Clash
In Columbus Georgia on July 2, Simon Williams, an old negro porter at Scarbraigh's grocery, allegedly struck Emmit Kite, drummer for the City Mills Company, with a five pound lard can during a playful incident. Kite suffered a broken nose, described as serious pain and injury.
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Columbus
Simon, Williams
TL. A. Scarbraigh
Stor Myeasey
Emmit Kite
City Milla Company
Hamlet Presented at Lucy Cobb in Athens Georgia
Athens Ga June 2 The Lucy Cobb commencement opened with a performance of Hamlet directed by Silss Minale Praéford. Miss Carlyn Cobb played Hamlet and Miss Lucy Leab West Ophelia with a large cultured audience and an extensive cast of students in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pecall
Lucy Cobb
Seney-Stovallehanel
Oratory
Silss Minale Praéford
Hamlet
Carlyn Cobb
Hamel
Lucy Leab West
Opbtia
Claud
Suite Warne
Marcelles
Kathleen Jones
Bernado
Mary Ian Berkeley
King
Helen Bagley
Norma Wrightshira
Lucianus Edith Hodgson
Cailieuk
May Harbint
Gertrude
Denmark
Linda Felker
Opus Ua
Polonius
Lucy Lea West
Norma Wright
Henry Lucas
Stelle Yyunz
Wille Scott Sorrell
Vertna Palman
Kate Hodsyon
Sadie Noland
Lala Johnson
Edith Hodgson
Renee Lustrut
Isabel Chartees
Virginy
Sally Danes
Elizabeth Epps
Bessie Allen
Marie Price Lens Bylehtweil
Helen Barksdale
Summer Session at Frenau College Gainesville Ga
Brenan offers servants and students a summer session starting June 14, 1905. Describes strong music instruction, teachers' normal course, superior oratory training, and courses in party music, mathematics. Delights include pleasant home surroundings. Catalogue available by request to Frenau Gainesville Ga.
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Brenan Vonservants
Nens Sune
Normal Rourke
Hatin
Mathematica
Frenau
Gainesville
Local births and school notes in Atlanta headlines
Short items report a birth announcement for a child in SD linked to E Ss. D. Bucker, and praise for Peacock's School for Boys with a large recent attendance. It describes Atlanta real estate activity on a corner property sold to T. A. Porrs, plus a brief weather note, a dramatic depot scene with deaf mutes arriving, and obituaries for Helen Zurlin and Mrs. B. S. S. with funeral details.
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Gonesheris
Soul
Nora Lawier
Ormewnod
T. A. Porrs
Covington
Kewin Cowmy Bank
Favers & Black
Atlanta
Sixteen Lives Reported Lost After Louisiana Steamer Wreck
The steamship H. M. Carter struck the Louisiana Railway bridge at Alexandria, wrecked and reportedly broke in two. Early reports said sixteen lives were lost, but others said no deaths. a local operator claimed all passengers and crew escaped.
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New Orleans
H. M. Carter
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Alexandria
Russia and Japan Peace Terms Discussed by Cassini
Count Cassini told the president that Russia should continue the war, arguing no land loss and possible victory. He noted China bears blame for Port Arthur and that Japan’s terms remain unclear, with the ambassador predicting Russia could prolong the conflict rather than seek immediate peace.
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Japan
Petersburg
Cassini
Rojestvensky
Countcassini
Russia
China
Port Arthur
Mortality notes from Culloden and nearby towns
Mrs M A Costlen of Culloden Georgia died this morning after marriage to William H Costlen she was formerly Mary Woodward she leaves four sons no daughters Funeral plans not announced Montgomer y Sears a wealthy New England figure died at his summer home in Southboro Massachusetts Mrs Dorothy Mathis aged 76 died at her brother in law’s home in Moultrie after several weeks illness notices include locations and dates for Culloden Southboro Lanier and Moultrie
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M. A. Costlen
Culloden
Gao
Mary A. Costlen
Costlen
Wiliam H.costlen
Miss Woodward
M. Sears
Southboro
Mass
Montgomery Sears
New England
Dorothy Mathis
Moultrie
Mation Ir
Lanier
Mathis
How Is Your Heart Improvement Claim From Dr Miles Heart Cure
An 1903 testimonial ad asserts Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts and cures heart disease. It recounts a patient with swelling, dropsy, and heart trouble who improved after using the remedy and credits doctors and neighbors. The pitch promises money back if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Hanlon defeats Young Corbett in close decision
In San Francisco on June 2, Middle Hanlon outlasted Young Corbett over twenty rounds, earning a popular decision from referee Homan. Hanlon gained momentum in late rounds, finishing strong after a late surge by Corbett, with the crowd cheering the result.
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Hanlon
Corbett
San Francisco
Mddle Hanlon
Young Corbett
Refores Homan
Hanson
Denver
Hanton
Worbett
She‘ Ting
Little Rock Team Heads to Atlanta For Piedmont Park Series
Little Rock eyes a strong four game set with Atlanta at Piedmont Park this afternoon. Expect large crowds as Little Rock, now in form, seeks decisive wins on the road. Pitching details hint Watt for Little Rock and Moren may start for Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Fiedmont Park
Little Rock
Piedmont Park
Bofors
Dale Gear
Derdan
New Gear
Montgomery
Watt
Moren
Prep League Meeting awards Stone Mountain title
Last night the Prep League standings were settled with University School of Stone Mountain crowned champions. Gordon Institute of Burnedville took second after three postponed games against Georgia Military Academy, the Marists, and Donald Fraser were awarded to them. The 1906 season standings list University School 12 wins, Gordon Institute 7, GMA 5, Peacocks 5, Murra ts 5, Donald Fraser 4, Nelson and Sullivan draw in the six round Baltimore ferry ended in a draw with Sullivan slight favorite early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Institute
Peacocks
Donald Fraser
Nelson and Sullivan
Baltimore
Nelson
Chicago
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Parry Succeeded by Fost in Industrial Association
New president of the Citizens' Industrial Association, Chicago, June 2, D M Parry resigned and C W Post of Battle Creek Mich was elected to the presidency of the National Citizens' Industrial Association of America. Post named J A Emry as secretary, with headquarters in New York City. The group aims to organize miners' and business associations to protect business interests and personal liberty against labor unions and to keep industries running.
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Citizens’ Industrial Association
Chicago
D. M. Pary
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
National Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Parry
New York Cty
Post
Dieht
America
Tocal pTanches
Directors Ask Hyde to Resign Amid Equitable Debates
Extended address defends Equitable management as directors press for changes after Frick committee report. Hyde faces call to resign while Frick reforms and board resignations unfold. discussions link to broader railroad power struggles and leadership overhaul.
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Hyde
Equitable Society
Dulta
Insurance
Theatra
Prealant Alexander
Mr. Hyde
E. H. Haszi
Prick Committee
Cone Wal
Air. Hartiman
Wall Street
Frick Committee
Frick
Rick
Veport
The
Voor
Biles
Harrison
Harriman
Biss
Agis
Alexander
Tarbell
Ambessador Cambon
M. Cambon
France
Mr. Alexander
Equitable
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gould
Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
Frick and Ingalls
Society
TAY
Fis
Ingulis
Fries
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement warns of a possible bowel and stomach scare and promises relief from pain with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims cures for headaches biliousness costiveness and other ailments and notes availability in drug stores for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Forty Accessions to Church in Sparta Revival
Revival services at the Methodist church led by Rev. F. R. Lagland concluded with forty accessions to the church. Next week protestant services will be held at the Saprisy church starting Wednesday evening with Rev. W. Arnold assisted by Rev. Reamy of Fort Valley.
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Sparta
Methodist Church
R. Lagland
Saprisy
W. Arnold
Reamy
Fort Valley
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Harris Lithia
Harris Lithia Springs Co
Harris Springs
D. C
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Georgia
Georgia College
Betlate
Taterest
Ne Ya
Heuid
Massey
Rome
Flizabeth
Madison
Murthy C. Base
Nitta Wornady
Cleveland
Griffin
Jen Altees
Dlateles
Iman
Mre
Loyd
Clevelant Rixth
Newpie Hunt
Normat
J. x. Grima
Distriat
Bessie Tutler
Martha Bass
Nih
Tadustrisi
Beulah
Moseley
Ssf
Mies Ninn
Heth Wistrigt
Abinaoa
Domextin
Martha ‘Bass
C. N. Griffin
Loyd Clévelana
Negro
Kite
Cluett
Mat Poli
Fitseen
Coton Sinning Systems van Winkle Gin
Wis
Stlanta
Collegze
E. Ss. D. Bucker
SD. Rucker
Peacock's School For
J. Wyle Pope, Jr
Joe Winship
James Prince
Charles Montgomery
Philip Dodd
Julian Thomas
Ein Clair Jacons
Bart Waisen
Fonne Tarty McLeoard
Eugene Wilhgham
Marbury
Southéra
Deaf and Dumb
Chaal
Helen Zurline
GH. Zurline
Richardson Street
Vila Rica
Oelock
Edgewood
S ¥Vester
Columbus 13
Maneles Cial
Mortuary
University School
Stone Mountain
Fost
Raleigh
Woods
United States Army
Depx
Tan
Stamgat
Winston
Heaufpat
Third National Bank, of
Atlanta, Ga
Frank Hawkins
Pecsufert
HM. Atkinson
Joseph
Mecoft
Bawin
Asst Gashiter Directops
Frank Hawk
Carroll Payne
EB. Roster
David Woodward
Jos. A. McCord
Third National Bank
Chase of Business
U. S
Schit
Alvin W. Kreech
Hydey
Zide
Wwe Buy
Southern Guarantee Loan
H. Q. Foreman
Kaser Building
Anata
W. M. Greenlef
Erved
Scho~ of Technology
Bernard
Ansted
W. HM. Greenlee
Sells Avenue
City
Farlinger’s
Alexander Street
Spring
Batavia
Ross
A. W. Farlinger
Malna
Narh
Vecangeior St
BR. Hathaway
DR. Hathaway
J Newton Hathaway
Inemen Huilding
South Broad Street
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