Premium list of State Fair outlined for Savannah
State Agricultural Society officials from Savannah and Augusta met to finalize the premium list for the forthcoming State Fair in Savannah. They anticipate broad statewide interest and note railroads must cooperate to ensure the event is a success with multiple counties planning exhibits across textiles, wood and iron industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
J Pope Brown
The
State Agricultural Society
James Barrett
Augusta
Martin Calvin
Connor
Cartersville
Seventh Congressional District
W. B. Burroughs
Brunswick
Eleventh
George W. Owens
Owens
Brown
Barrett
Brooks
Bartow
Carroll
Cobb
Camden
Burke County
Lowndes County
Bulloch
Tattnall
Liberty
Bryan
Effingham
Ware
Wayne
Pierce
Pulaski County
Worth
Berrien
Irwin
Telfair
Calvin
Florida Girl To Be Sent On Mission Work To Brazil
In Waycross Georgia on June 7 Specter v W Stewart of McDonald and his sister Miss Adsway Stewart of Hinerd Fla traveled to Setevile North Carolina. Miss Stewart will meet the Method Episcopal board of missions to be assigned as a missionary in foreign fields. She has trained at the Scarlet Bible rennel in Kansas City for two years and, having completed her course, is ready for overseas work, with Brazil as the anticipated destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Waycross
Scarlet: Bible Rennel
Kansas City
Brasil
Nineteen White and Six Colored Apply for Teacher Licenses
At the recent examination for teacher licenses in Ware County, Waycross Georgia, there were nineteen white applicants and six colored. Many failed to secure licenses as the examination was the most rigid ever. School Commissioner R. Bennett grades the papers for presentation to the board of education at the next Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
U Scenses
Wara County
R. Bennett
Board of Education
Waycross Air Line Changes Schedule for Frequent Trains
Waycross Georgia reveals a new daily timetable effective tomorrow at 6 00 a.m. with departures to Fitzgerald at 6 00 a.m. 10 00 a.m. and 2 00 p.m. Return arrivals from Fitzgerald are 9 48 a.m. 3 15 p.m. and 9 00 p.m. The Sunday train to Waycross operates 9 50 p.m. to Fitzgerald and 6 15 p.m. to Fitzgerald, aligning with Fant system connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross Air Line
Waycross
Waycross Ar Line
O'einek
Fitzgerald
Mt de Sales Academy Silver Jubilee Celebration
The Mt de Sales Academy in Macon will hold a silver jubilee celebration from June 18 to 20 to mark twenty five years of the well known girls’ Catholic institution. An alumna has prepared a commemorative volume titled Echoes from the Mount as part of the souvenir program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. de Sales Academy
Macon
Mt .de Sales Academy
Mt de ‘Saleg
He Refused To Register Negroes Charges in Election
Chief Glerie Moody of the state treasury travels to Chaletts to face federal court Monday over charges that he refused to register several black residents in the August state election. The case highlights alleged racial barriers in voter registration procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Glerie Moody
State Treasury
Chaletts
Fedrel Court
Hevtzy
Regidoar
Sovar Negroes
A farmer is now in jail by Pebruery Last Jepthan Walker
Jeptha Walker a Marion county citizen was shot on February 2 near a public road in Columbus Georgia. Joseph Scott a Marion county farmer is jailed at Puena Vista charged with his assassination after Pinkerton detective W Moore traced the case for two months following the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph Soott
Marion County
Puena Vista
Jeptha
Walker
W. 4
Moore
Pinkerton
Scott
Severe Storm Destroys Crops Around Eatonton Georgia
Rain hail and wind devastated crops in Eatonton and surrounding areas. June 7 report notes widespread damage to cotton, corn, oats and wheat with fruit blown from trees. Farmers faced washed fields and rebudding crops as prospects darken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonton
Coun
Wounakuross Intervention Record for Circuit Court Appeal
A 142 page typewritten record prepared by Commissioner B A Erwin in Macon for appeal to the U S Court of Appeals. It covers the intervention of B T Adams claiming new or mortgage on assets of Adams and Harper bankrupts. Judge Speer sustained the mortgage vacancy. Armour Packing Company and others appealed Speer’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Macon
B. T. Adams
Adams & Harper
B. A. Erwin
United States Court At
United States Court of Appeals
St Omer Goes to Louisville for Great Conclave
St Omer Commandery of Macon has decided to attend the triennial Knights Templar conclave in Louisville. A committee including C. H. Damour C. M. Wiley R. A. Nisbet and W. H. Sloan was appointed to arrange travel. A large number of Macon Commanders plan to attend by Southern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
St. Omer
Mancon
Knights Templar
Louisville
C. H. Damour
C. M. Wiley
R. A. Nisbet
W. H. Sloan
Southern Railway
Duel on Pulasky Street Ends Without Hits
In Athens on Pulasky street Seymour Ray and Will Newsome, two Black youths, exchanged fire in a street duel. Newsome fled. Ray was not struck. The incident followed Newsome challenging Ray after a confrontation. Also noted: University of Georgia Board of Visitors to meet in Athens with Prof W M Slaton as chairman. banquet planned. senior class final exams reported. Dr J W Walden travels to Savannah for an installation sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Seymour Ray
Will Newsome
Darkies
Pulasky Street
Newsome
Ray
Rey
Pulanti Street
Board of Visitors
University Board of Visitors
W. M. Slaton
Atlanta
J. W. Hendricks
Hendricks
J. W. Walden
Savannah
W. HB. McCorkle
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Union Manufacturing Company Incorporation in Athens
Athens Ga June 7 Special The Union Manufacturing Company secured its charter yesterday Judge Russell presiding in short sessions of the superior court The company plans candy mixing refining roasting coffee bottling pickles soda and general merchandise manufacture The incorporators are wholesale grocers J E B Talmdge Ho Hulme J N Webb I S King W B Eppes and O H Arnold Jr The candy plant is near the Seaboard Air Line depot and other branches will be installed soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Union Manufacturing Company
Russell
Superior Court
J. EB. Talmadge
Ho Hulme
J. N. Webb
King
W. B. Eppes
O.H Arnold, Jr
Seaboard Air Line
Academy for the Blind Inspected in Macon Georgia
The state board of visitors led by Governor Candler completed a thorough inspection of the Georgia Academy for the Blind in Macon and evaluated both white and colored schools. They praised management, propose funding for a kitchen relocation, a gymnasium, and care facilities for blind adults at the colored academy, with recommendations to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Board of Visitors
Candler
Georgia Academy For the Blind
White Academy
Colored Academy
W. F. Dyke
Futon County
Board of
Viettors
T. B. Cathanls
Monroe
J. BP
Newell
Baldwin
W. B., Kent
Montgomery
Payment Made to Macon Lawyers by Savannah Fair Association
George W Owens, president of the Savannah Fair Association, paid 1009 to lawyers holding claims against the Georgia State Agricultural Society for premiums tied to the Dixie Interstate fair. The original unpaid premiums totaled about 1000, with reductions over time. The dispute concerns whether the debt belonged to the Dixie Interstate Fair Association of Macon rather than the Agricultural Society, now settled by the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
The
Agricultural Society
George W Owens
Savannah Fair Association
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Savannah
Aggocaation
State Agricultural Society
Dixie Interstate Fair Association
Angi
Machinists in Macon demand nine hour day
In Macon Georgia on June 7 special news reports that J S Schofield Sons & Co machinists helpers and apprentices have demanded a nine hour day. They set a June 1 deadline to decide and threaten a citywide strike with union backing if refused. If granted other Macon shops would follow with nine hour days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J. S. Scobfield Sons & Co
Wether
J. S. Schofield Sons & Co
Othear
Bohoflela Bona & Co
Gunshot Verdict in Macon Street Railway Case
Walter Thomas wins 200 dollars in a Macon street railway suit against Macon Consolidated Street Railway Co. A passenger on a street car was shot when a gun on a Spanish-American War veteran on board discharged during an inspection. Jury deliberated from six yesterday until ten this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Walter Thomas
Ous Ced
Macon Consolidates Street Railway Company
Trust Deed Filed for Record in Carroll County Georgia
Special report notes J H Barron clerk fled with him as the trust deed of the Central of Georgia Railway Company to Tangary Trust Company of New England conveying the old Chattanooga line. Southern railroad matters referenced in Carrollton June 7 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
J. H. Barron
Superior Court
Carroll County
Oral of Georgia Railway Company
Tetangary Trust Company
New Eo
Chattanooga
Southern
Emory Trustees Elect New Head as Meeting Adjourns
The Emory college board of trustees met in Candler hall Oxford Ga and elected A P Williams Savannah as president and W P B Pattillo Atlanta as vice president with Hatty Stone Oxford as secretary treasurer after devotional exercises. They plan to consider a new dormitory for 100 students at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Oxford
Board of Trustees
Atlanta
Thomas F. Pierce
Greenville
W. F. Glenn
W. PB. Lovejoy
Athens
W. F. Quintan
Madison
J. W. Roberts
Macon
A. M. Wynn
Columbus
W. C. Lovett
A. Fulwood
Jacksonville
Pia
Lewis D Falmer
Nashville
Tenn
Hiram P. Bell
Cumming
James MI. Pace
Covington
James KK. Hines
J. T. Pearce
William A. Hemphil
R. 5. Park
J. P. Willams
Savannah
John L. Day
Lumber City
George Winship
John T. DeJarnette
Eatonton
A. G. Candler
A. P. Willaims
W. P B. Pattilio
Hatty Stone
Medals Awarded At Emory Commencement
Emory College Oxford Ga held a bright commencement with large crowds and social events. Speakers from Round Oak Covington Jacksonville and Atlanta delivered declamation on diverse topics. Medals went to H W Johnson for subfreshman oration, W A Herrington for a year’s free tuition scholarship, and W A Landrum for mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Oxford
Jane
Emory
Herd Hes
Georgia State Band
Card
George Albert Barton
Round Oak
Roberts
John A. Bedingfield
Covington
Arthur Brown
Jacksonville
Fla
Moale Joseph Dillard
Crawford
Delta Tau Delta
William A. Herrington
Hillis
University
Edward W. Johnson
Atlanta
William H. Pickett, Jr
Lovington
William A. Shepard
Fort Valley
Slama Nu
Philippines
Cufton F. Trimble
H. W. Johnson
W.A. Herrington
Hie
W. A. Landrum
Department of Physical Culture
Emory College Society Clubs Host Reception at Dowman Home
At Emory College Oxford Ga the Naughty Ones and Innocents senior and junior clubs held the first commencement social a reception tonight at President Dowman’s home. Officers include Lauren W. Toreman and Marmaduke H. Blackshear with treasurers J William Farmer and Verlyn B Moore. About twenty five visiting youths attended with many local ladies listed among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowman
Emory College
Oxford
Emory
Lauren W. Toreman
Charles E. Dowman, Jr
Monroe
Burdeens Bleenele
Canton
Annette Walker
Corenne Stutth
Elberton
Ro Une Clarke
Madison
Edna Arnold
Everton
Julia Emery
Atlanta
Pansy Pierce
Columbus
Lucile Sanders
Macon
Jeftla Bloodworth
Griffin
Mattie Hatchar
Marie Bullock
Americus
Pauline Datey
Wrightsville
Richardson to Washington with business men on river project
Congressman William Richardson will depart next week for Washington with a group of loyal business men to pursue river improvement matters on the Tennagersen river at Colbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richanizon
Washington
Huntaville
Ala
William Richardson
Shervld
Tenngrsen
Colbert Phous
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as cure for catarrh and scrofula
An old advertisement claims catarrh stems from scrofulous blood and calls Hood's Sarsaparilla a radical, permanent cure through blood purification and tonic action. It also touts Boen's Pills as the best cathartic, reflecting period medicine rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Boen
TV Favor of the Plaintiff in Head Versus Gunn Case
Macon Ga June 7 Special It is said that in the Head versus Gunn case a mistrial was declared yesterday afternoon in city court with jurors seven for the plaintiff and one for the defendant The first vote was 7 to 5 and remained so for about thirty hours of deliberation It is probable the plaintiff will bring the case to trial for a fourth time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head
Gunn
Macon
Plait
Assist to the President Paul Hough Promoted in Macon
Paul Hough, longtime conductor on the Macon Dublin and Savannah railway and chief clerk to the general manager, has been named assistant to President James T Wright. He will relocate from Dublin to Macon and depart the Macon Dublin run, with Conductor Brown of the Southern replacing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hough
Macon
Macon, Dublin and Savannah
James T. Wright
Hough
Dublin
Lve
Brown
Southern
Caesar Lane Death Suit Against Lumber Co
In Macon Georgia on June 7 a city court hearing pursued damages from Felton Massee Lumber Company over the death of Caesar Lane a fourteen year old negro boy scarred by a December plant explosion His father claims five thousand dollars in damages as the loss of his sole support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Felton & Massee Lumber Company
Caesar Lane
Columbus High School graduates receive sixteen diplomas
Sixteen graduates at Columbus High School closing exercises were awarded diplomas and medals. Names include Alfaretto Bowe, Ciara Gunby, Hate Boykin Halstead, Laurie Knowles, Martha Carter Martin, Annis Renfree, Bytale Renfree, Annyman Behréy, Tuegan Lucke Smith, Mattie Waters, Joseph Williams, Halph Dudley, Max Fullmors Goldstein, Joseph Marshah Harrison, Morris Loeb, Willig Preston McCrary. Medals honored include I. I. Moses, Lt. Moses, E. J. Moses, William Slade, L. H. Chappell, M. Kinsel, L. F. Woodruff, and FT. Patr, with cash prizes for various achievements. First Honor went to Lucile Smith, with Kate Halstead and Laura Knowles earning higher honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
Columbus High School
Alfaretto Bowe
Ciara Gunby
Hate Boykin Halsteed
Laurie Kula Knowles
Martha Carter Martin
Annis May Renfree
Bytale Lou Renfree
Anna’ Yman Behréy
Tuegan Lucke
Sixteenth Street
FT. Patr
Morrie Loeb
Mert Baird
Lemuel Hill
John Melthenny Prizag
Chiea Lucie Smith
Reph Dudley
Kate Halstead
Marshall Bardson
Miga Leura Knowles
Morris Loeb
Lucile Smith
Laura Knowles
Central to Build New Line Between Cuthbert and Lumpkin
Savannah June 7 A Central railroad survey tests a prospective line between Cuthbert and Lumpkin on the Seaboard Air Line route. The extension, once built, would connect with the Central's line to Ft Gaines, and freight and passenger trains will begin on the Bruton and Pineora segment Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Lumpkin
Savannah
Centraralroad
Seaboard Air Line
Americus
Montgomery
Central
Seaboard
Macon
Dublin
Dubli
Savaennah
Vidalia
The
Ft. Gaines
Bruton and
Pineora
Teachers at Jackson Elected. Jackson Ga June 7
At a Jackson Institute trustees meeting, teachers elected to assist President C. H. Bruce include Misses Dally Smith Lizzie M. Cora Mabel Hodges Jenne Gardner Els Smith and Mrs Lois Tolly The school closed a prosperous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Boan of Trustees
Jackson Institute
C. H. Bruce
Misses Dally Smith
Lizzie M. Cora
Mabel Hodges
Jenne Gardner
Ells Smith
Mre
Lois Tolly
Delegates from Savannah Named for Southern Industrial Convention
Captain D. G. Purse head of the Savannah board of trade appoints John R. Young J F C Myers C W Howard and S Player as Savannah representatives to the Southern Industrial Convention in Philadelphia June 9 14 They will depart soon to advocate for congressional funding under the agricultural department to promote super manufacturing in Georgia and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Savannah
Philadelphia
D. G. Purse
Savannah Board of Trade
John R.young
Ellis-Young Company
Naval Stores Factors
J. F. C. Myers
S. P
Lucy Cobb Dramatic Club Presents Twelfth Night at Athens Commencement
Lucy Cobb institute commencement opened with the Senior Dramatic Club presenting Twelfth Night. A large Athens audience attended with alumnae reunion crowds upcoming. Miss Minnie B Bradford from Boston directed. cast featured Addle Brand as Orsino and Louise Bullard as Sir Toby Belch among others. tomorrow students perform Alice in Wonderland. Sunday sermon by Rev C B Wilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Lucy Cobb
Institute
Closen Oratory
Department of Oratory
Minnie B. Bradford
Boston
Oratory
Orsino
Ilyrie
Addle Brand Sebastian
Viola
Helen Potts Antonio
Retian
Pattie Hillsman
Iaabella Fleming Valentine Cuke Stelin McGee
Merle Stevens
Toby Beich
Olvia
Louise Bullard
Andrew Aguecheek
Minnis Benton Motvolio
Olivia
Edith Hodgson Fabian
Mae McDonald Festa
Mary Cartthera
Davie Pope
Olivia Iyde
Raney Visle
Nanette Hodgson
Mary Brown
Berta McGarity
Grace Benson
Isabelle Fleming
Sacha Hunt
Nathalie Brown
Fancis Meldrim
Mamie Coffee
Gertrude Joseph
Alison ‘Sadger
May “Woodberry
Nina Jones
Maris Lamar
Somorrow
Alice In Wonderland
Mary Niabel Hall
Cambridge And Oxford Rivalry On Scholarship And Fame
The piece weighs Cambridge against Oxford in scholarship and influence. It notes cross enrollment and exchange of ideas, Cambridge producing many famed scholars and plate related anecdotes about Charles I and Oxford. It lists notable Cambridge alumni who outshine Oxford in famous lists, with Birrell humorously weighing the rivalry.
Right Dress and Right Style at 37 Whitehell Street
An ad promotes a store at 37 Whitehell Street offering fashion with the slogan Right Dress and Right style. It promises premier fabric and merit pricing, urging customers to shop where quality and value meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehell Street
Doctor Williams Pink Pills Help Epilepsy Victim in Lynn
Miss Annie R Herbert of 110 Western avenue Lynn Massachusetts says years of doctoring for epilepsy and nerve spasms failed until she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Beginning October 1900 three weeks brought relief and within six months she was cured with no relapse since The pills are sold by dealers or sent postpaid at 60 cents a box six boxes 250 by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Anne R. Hervert
Western Avenue
Lymm
Miss
Lynn Hospital
Whittama
Annie R. Herbert
Thomas F Porter
Sealy Notary Public
Miss Herbert
Peace Sholler
Willems
Dr Willems Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr Robert I Hampton Dead in Athens after brief illness
Dr Robert T Hampton of Athens died at 3 a m after a short illness. A dentist who came to the city twenty years ago from Rome, he later embraced magnetic healing and led an extensive practice. He directed the Southern Mutual Insurance Company and leaves a widow, two children, and a niece. Funeral set for tomorrow at 11 at his residence. interment at Oconee Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Robert T Hampton
Athena
Hampton
Rome
Yni
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Revelle 'T. Comer
Robert Hampton
Oconee
A. D. Lansden
Huntsville
Ala
New Market
Madison County
RLB
Lansden
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad
Mary Townsend
New Orleans
Mary Anhlay Townsend
Xariffa
Galveston
Texa
King
Reater
H. P. King
James S
A. L. King
Tillman's Story in The New York Press Humor
The item recounts a tale about Aguinaldo and war strategy with a harshly satirical twist. Lenaor Tillman narrates a Southern railway scene where a dog chases a passing train and returns, prompting mused questions about handling excess zeal and wartime decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
New York
Aguinaldo
Lenaor Tillman
Emall
Southern
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Agr
Cultural Society
Brazil
Worki Ug
Pebruery
Jepthan Walker
Louisvilln
Athens News Notes
NEW Company Incorporated
George M. Smith
Bisak
H Newton Fathaway
Suit
Inman
S. Bread Street
BR. Hathaw
Bandas
Recep-T
Teria Sles
Academy For the Blind
Grove
B. Williams
Society AT
Lane
Columbus High School Over
Eeniot Dramatic Club
Chovels Taderess Hut
Cambridge London News
Cambridge
Charles I
Cromwell
Milton
Spencer
Bacon
Newton
Pitt
Wordsworth
Macaulay
Thackeray
Tennyson
Ranfitdright
Birrell
Essig Bros
Whitehall
Now & Lynn Esper
Bown
Robert I. Hampton
Bhelley
Shakespeare
Birre
Alfred
Garbridge
Exbert
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