Fifty Two Girls Graduate Tonight at Girls High School
Graduating exercises at the Grand feature 52 graduates with diplomas. Literary and commercial courses are represented. President Hoke Smith will deliver diplomas as the program includes choruses essays and marches. A list of graduates from both courses is provided.
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Hoke Smith
Board of Education
Alberta Malone
Annie Laurie Fuller
Wurm
Thomas Jefferson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sam Small
Willie Wiggins
Edward Epstein
Virgil Kime
Ray Werner
Arthur Manning
Edward Styron
Isaac Fleischman
Edward Fitzgerald
George Eaves
Day In Apte
Wiliam Whittmore
J. B. Zachryar
J. J. Jordan
Joe Thorne Jackson
Edwin C Jones
Farber N. Burt
Aurelian Cooledge
John Morris
Marshall H. Lane, Jr
Hirschel Herrington
Robert Bostrom
Fred Hart
Charles Pratt
Robert 3. Parker
Frank Tidwell
Neal McGuire
Clarence McCalla
Fred Probst
Bradley
Thorns
Swannee River
Meal McGuire
Furber N. Burt
Robert S. Parker
Salling
Ringgold Confederate veterans hold reunion in court yard
In Ringgold Georgia on June 4 the Ringgold camp held its annual Confederate veterans reunion in the courthouse yard. The United Daughters of the Confederacy joined the gathering and Dalton chapter representatives arrived by noon train to present crosses of honor to several elderly veterans through Miss May McAfee.
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Ringgold
Ringgold Camp
Court House Yard
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dalton
May McAfee
Widow Honors Atlanta Veterans in Tige Anderson Camp
The newly formed Tige Anderson Camp of United Confederate Veterans in Atlanta received a heartfelt letter from Mrs. G. T. Anderson of Anniston Alabama. She expresses gratitude for the tribute to her late husband Jefferson Davis and recalls his devotion to comrades. The camp later adopted a resolution praising Davis as a patriot and hero, affirming commemoration of his memory.
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Tige Anderson
Longstreet
G. T. Anderson
Jefferson Davis
H. Landrum
Indira
Africa
Confederacy
Pige’ Anderson
United Confederate Veterans
Prisoner Uses Teeth To Twist Water Bucket Handles Into Skeleton Keys
Wi Render, an escaped city prisoner, nearly escaped again after using two bent water-bucket wires as skeleton keys. A fellow inmate betrayed him, wires found on Render, and guards proved the keys fit locks. Render previously escaped a year earlier with another inmate, blamed the other fugitive for opening doors. He will be kept under tight guard. The article also touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with claims of quick relief and guaranteed bottles.
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Wi Render
Render
Thia
Southern railway sale to Boston at one fare plus $1
Southern railway announces ticket sales to Boston Massachusetts from June 1 12 and 13 at a round trip rate of one fare plus $1 good for return until June 27. For details contact Kimball House ticket office or call 142 with inquiries.
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Southern
Southern Railway
Boston
Mass
Kimball House
Adi Bo
C. F
Railway Notes Then Memphis Pooling Case
A June 4 conference in Washington involved W W Finlay of Southern Railway and executives from six indicted railroads over pooling charges tied to Memphis cotton business. Seaboard Air Line and others with incidental interests joined discussions urging a speedy test case to avoid late fall delays. Officials met Interstate Commerce Commission, seeking to demonstrate good faith and resolve issues promptly. The commission will study the proposals. The day also covered Egan’s resignation as Ocean Steamship Company president and Major J F Hanson’s planned succession, viewed as a continuation of separate management of Central of Georgia and Ocean Steamship. Prior to the changes, Savannah traffic differed among railways, prompting the split. Egan’s role likely shifts to growing Central’s business, with continued influence sought in practical management.
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Memphis
Washington
W. W. Finlay
Southern Railway Company
Federal Grand Jury
Seaboard Air Line
Finlay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ocean Steamship
W. H. Pleasants
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Egan
Ocean Steamship lines appoints new passenger agents
The Cotton Belt route announces June 1 appointments with L Schaefer named traveling passenger agent in Cincinnati Ohio and P T McAlister as city passenger and ticket agent at Memphis replacing resignations. N C Woolringes becomes assistant city agent in Memphis, while Garrett A Dobbin, longtime Santa Fe freight and passenger official, is recovering from surgery in San Francisco. Chairman Joseph Richardson cites a Georgia Bar Association convention fare deal. Colorado special schedule changes set westbound and eastbound timings. Macon and Montgomery officials visit while Georgia railroad officials are noted in town.
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L. Schaefer
East Fourth
Cincinnati
Ohio
F. R Wyatt
P. T. McAlister
Memphis
Enn
H J Bailey
N. C. Woolringes
Tenn
C. V. Link
Garrett A. Dobbin
Southeastern
The
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Dobpin
Joseph Richardson
Southeastern Passenger Association
Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association
One Fare Round Trip Via Southern Railway for Y M C A
Mountain Lake Park Maryland announces a one fare round trip via Southern Railway for Y M C A secretaries. Tickets on sale June 9 and 10 with return validity to June 17 1902. Southern Railway trains leave Atlanta at 22 noon 1 pm and 11 50 pm. For details contact the city office at Kimball House or J C Beam Jr D P A Atlanta.
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Cumberland Island
Atlanta
City
Southern Railway
Kimball House
Southern Hailway
Main
J. C. Beam, Jr
Atlante
Masonic Lodge to Meet in Hall for Degrees
A regular communication of Fulton Lodge No 236 F and A M will be held in Masonic hall at Forsyth and Mitchell streets at 8 pm Work in the degrees All duly qualified Master Masons are invited to meet By order P M Hubbard W M W M Mayo Secretary
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Fulton Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Forsyth and
Mitchell Streets
P. M. Hubbard
W. M. W. M. Mayo
Weather forecast by region and dates
Washington and Virginia forecasts show east to southeast winds with showers possible. Tennessee and Kentucky regions expect thunder storms and cooler air, with varied cloudiness through Friday. Eastern and Western Texas, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina anticipate a mix of partly cloudy skies, showers or thunderstorms, and moderate winds.
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Georgia
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pan Hendle
South Carolina
Kentucky
Arkansas
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