Georgia Tech Degrees Conferred at Commencement
Thirty two graduates of the Georgia School of Technology received diplomas at the Grand Opera House. President Dr K Matheson announced theses while Hon Richard H Edmonds delivered the address on progress and opportunity for technically trained youth. Chancellor Barrow offered a heart to heart talk stressing broader life goals. Valedictory by Charles Webster Reid praised faculty and Dr Matheson. Chairman N H Harris commended the faculty and graduates. A banquet followed in the M and M Club with speeches and decorated tables. Names listed include electrical and textile engineering graduates such as Lucilla Arrington Archie Crawford David Cronhatm and many others.
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Georgia School of Technology
Grand Opera House
W. W. Memminger
All Sainte’ Church
K. Matheson
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Edmonds
David ©. Barrow
Charles Webster Reid
Matheson
Georgia Tech
N. &. Harris
Pines
Harris
M. and
M Club
Tha Ted
Lucilla Arrington
Archie G. A. Crawford
David H. Cronhatm
Dedding Slime
Archibald Davis
Frank Fresman
Nichol Wylie Halliday
Hugh Asbury Warne
Frederick William Haustain
Tomlinson Fort Johnson, Jr
Clarence Eugene Jones
Harry Joseph Wood
Rudolgn
Joan Thiesen
William Stanhope Tutweiler
Robert Bolly Wiiby
Tvil
Wineering
Charles Oger Berry
Oliver Howard Lang
Albert Caneverse Rountree
Homer Wynna Hoebigelv
Willum Blount Maralall
Joseph Withers Ivy
John Henry Jappa
Thomas Lengir Lewis
Shelton
Oleman Simmons
Stiiton
Willams Howard, Jr
C. W. Enalyn
H. M Erwin
JV. Helams
Address to Tech Boys by Richard H Edmonds
Edmunds delivers a motivational address to Georgia Tech graduates praising hard work over inheritance. He cites success stories from early careers, urges relentless effort, and argues the South is rising as the nation’s development center, urging youths to seize opportunities on “Success avenue.”
Railroad rate revision sought by 98 hardware dealers
Petitioners led by Harry T. Moore asked the Capitol Revision Commission to schedule a hearing on lowering rates for shipments of iron articles to all points in the state. The move cites outdated classifications and changed conditions. The commission will set a hearing date. Also noted is visitor Dr. Allen of Columbus and news of Merritt Case to Clemency hearing at 10 this morning for Roger Merritt of Fulton County, charged with attempted assault, represented by Cari N. Guese.
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Railroad Commission
Harry T. Moore
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Allen
B. W. Allen
Columbus
Muscoges County Medical Association
State Capitol
Thia Cavern
W. C. Munday
Merritt
Olock
Prison Commission
Rogereritt
Hegra
Fulton County
Ceru
George Gordon Sees Appalachian Exposition Plans and Fireworks Contract
George Gordon, linked with Payne Fireworks, discussed the Appalachian Exposition. He noted a one cent railroad rate for the event and a $17,500 fireworks contract. Navy Department promised naval display models for the show.
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George Gordon
Payne Fireworks Company
Knoxville
Appalachian Exposition Company
Mr. Gordon
Navy Department
Naval
A Widow's Suffering and a Promised Remedy Cardus
Mrs. L R Lowe of Tabor Oklahoma writes of long illness with back pain and weakness. After trying doctors and medicines she began Cardus and quickly regained strength and ability to work. The Chattanooga Medicine Company advertises Cardus as a safe tonics for women with a free 64 page Home Treatment for Women book.
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Tabor
Okla
Mike
Cardus
WN. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cor
Typo Unowwo 4 Elects Officers and Stock Vote
Atlanta Typographical union No 45 elected officers for the coming year and approved transferring to one hundred shares of stock worth one thousand dollars in the Project Atlanta labor temple. Election occurred at chapels citywide and last night at the Austell building headquarters. RL Whites was named president unopposed. RS Dunnington won vice president 66 to 63. Other officers include Recorder N. B. Wardlaw, Secretary Treasurer Walter H. Grant, Sergeant at Arms W. M. Fudge, Arbitrator Dan W. Green, Finance and Auditing L. H. Still N. H. Kirkpatrick F. v. Terry. Delegates to Federation of Trades Jerome Jones E. E. Griggs I. E. Hollis Wade P. Harding N. F. Kirkpatrick. Delegates to Allied Printing Trades Council V. W. Grant &. Singleton R. E. McCracken.
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Atlanta
Typographical Union No
Propos
Ion
Project Atlanta Labor Temple
Austell
N. 8
Wardlaw
Walter H.grant
W. M. Fudge
Dan W. Green
L. H. Still
N. H. Kirkpatrick
F. v. Terry
Federation of Trades
Jerome Jones
E. E. Griggs
I. E. Hollis
Wade P. Harding
N. F. Kirkpatrick
Alled Printing Trades Council
V. W. Grant
Singleton
R. E. McCracken
Col W W Barker Dies In Atlanta At 42
Lieutenant Colonel W W Barker a renowned Georgia military figure died at his Lakewood Heights home from pulmonary trouble. Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, he served as captain in the Spanish American War, rose to major, then lieutenant colonel, and later managed Foote and Davies Company. Survived by his wife and mother, funeral set for Friday with interment at Want View Cemetery.
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W. W. Barker
Georgia
Lakewood Heights
Mr. Barker
Shreveport
Louisiana
Fifth
Georgia Volunteers
Fifth Georgia
National Guards
Barker
Foote & Davies Company
Shrevaoport
Atlanta
Want View Cemetery
Virginia Theaters Join Independent Circuit
It was announced yesterday by Inke J Wells that the Lesbhefreult composed of theaters called The Academy of Music located in Richmond Roanoke Petersburg Newport News and Lynchburg will play independent attractions next season Relieves Headache Rorsfard's Acid Phosphate relieves headache and nervousness caused by impaired digestion wakefulness or overwork.
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Inke J . Wells
Lesbhefreult
the Academy of Music
Richmond
Roanoke
Petersburg
Newport News
Lynchburg
Rorsfard
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Atlanta area
Multiple memorial notices list deaths of Annie C Nelson widow of M C Nelson at Wesley Memorial hospital in Atlanta, Sarah Ann Payne age 69 at her son's residence, Will Burckel formerly Augusta Garrett of Atlanta, J F Jackson Jr, B C Ward, Mary Fagan and M C Nelson with funeral details across Greenberg Bond Bloomfield and West View Cemetery. Interments in Decatur and West View. services held at Greenberg Bond Bloomfield chapel and St James Church. Names include W L Payne Atlanta police officer and Ida Payne family relatives.
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Annie C. Nelson
Annia G. Nelson
M. C Nelson
Western Union
Noba
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Agrvien
Barclay & Brandon's
W.C Hall L. M. Walk L
Johnaan
W. A. Reynolds
W. Jones
Floyd Blanks
Decatur
Sarah Ann Payne
W. L. Payne
Central Avenue
Daniel H. Payne
ME. Smith
Albany
Atlanta
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Wm. Burckel
Willam Burckel
Chattanooga
Wood Street
Mia
Augusta Garrett
Atelanta
William J. Garrett
Sue
Mra. Warren Boyd
Estelle Garrett Baker
Washington Street
Weat Vi Cemetery
F. Jackson, Jr
J. F. Jackson, Jr
Patterson
Mary Fagan
W. N. Sheriden
St. James’ Church
Ubie
Weat View Cemetery
J. H. Burks
East Atlanta Baptists Church
West View Cemetery
B.C. Ward
Boring Street
Weat View
Annie Stephens
Lake Geneva
Tor
John Stephens
Jackson Street
Mize Stephens
Eugene Mitchell
David Crockett
Mra Morgan
Gress
Jacksonville
Fla
Mra
Concert Tonight At Auditorium With Clarence Eddy Program
The Georgia Railway and Electric Company will run good service to the Auditorium tonight for a grand concert featuring organ pieces by Clarence Eddy and performances by Misa Margaret Kayes. The program includes Bach and Wagner selections, with Eddy pieces dedicated to him and a large chorus contribution by the Atlanta festival chorus.
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Auditorium Armory
Clarence Eddy
Misa Margaret Kayes
Dinah
Berenadgs
Schubert
Govotta
Padre Martini
William Faulks
Clarence Eady
Joseph Bonnet
Brakins
Whdtoung
Franz
Wohin
Misa
Margaret Keyen
Pilgrim's Chorus
Tannhauser
Richard Wagner
Charles M Wider
Jenee Eddy
Jelujah
Handel
Atlanta Festival Chorus
Albert Gerard Thiers
Kurt Mueller
Charles A. Sheldon
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Changes in Tech Faculty at Georgia Tech
ACA meeting of the board of trustees reported ten changes in the faculty for the 1910 1911 term. Mathematics promoted A B Morton to junior professor, George Rutledge to adjunct, T L Kally resigning, J P McCormack to succeed I S Nowlan as adjunct, Beas became additional adjunct. Chemistry W K Van Haagen promoted to junior professor, Chariss G Wood added adjunct. English Albert Bloom succeeds R W McGulloch who resigned. Physics C J Payne promoted to adjunct. Drawing E T McCarthy promoted to adjunct, Architecture H F Osgood added instructor in free hand drawing. An additional instructor in the machine shops to be elected soon.
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ACA
Board of Trustees of
Georgia Tech
A. B. Morton
George Rutledge
Aucageding
T. L. Kally
J. P. McCormack
Nowlan
J. W. Beas
W. K. van Haagen
Chariss G Wood
Albert Bloom
R.W. McGulloch
C. J. Payne
E. T. McCarthy
H. F. Osgood
County primaries yield mixed results in Ware Lee counties
In LaGrange Georgia special reports show Ware, Troup and Lee counties holding primaries. Cleveland and Covin were elected clerk and county surveyor respectively without opposition. Florence won sheriff by a narrow margin. Timmons secured a large majority. Lee County elected Morgan sheriff and other officials by small margins amid a generally close race. several funeral notices and local obituaries follow, including Lawrence Pool Jr and J H Burks.
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LaGrange
W. L. Cleveland
Isheritz
O. H. Florencs
C. B. Johnson
W. H. Timmons
FR. Hendon
J. H. Covin
T. H. Caudle
C. H. Griffin
J. W. T. Glass
W. Smith
W. E. Wallis
D. B. Freeman
J. L Lovelace
Florence
H. Griffin
Lee County
Leesburg
James Morgan
B. Smith
W. ¥. McAfea
F. T. King
H. R. Stavall
J. B Hoyle
W. H. Baldy
W. Z Young
Widow of Gen Bartow Remembered by U D C
The Atlanta Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy pensioned for life Mrs Seabrook, widow of General Francis Bartow, honored for her role in Confederate history. Seabrook, 85, is described with calm dignity. the chapter funds an educational memorial at Rabun Gap Industrial School. She was invited to a recent convention to receive full public honor.
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Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Helen Plane
Seabrook
Shu
John McPhernyn Ber Tlen
Francis Bartow
Colonel Seabrook
Charleston
Hamilton
Rabun Gap
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Margaretta Drexel Weds Viscount Maidstone
A London church wedding for Miss Margaretta Armatrong Drexel and Viscount Maidstone highlighted by mourning for the king. The ceremony at St. Margaret’s Westminster featured a large bridal party and Denton procession, with ten bridesmaids wearing white satin and marguerite accents.
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Margaretta Drexel
Maidstone
London
Viscount Maidstone
Vider
Mr. Drexel
Grosvenor Square
Canon Wennan
Westminster Abbey
Bt. Margarets
Convention of Bankers Closes With a Banquet
The Georgia Bankers Association closed with a banquet at the New Kimball. Governor Joseph M. Brown spoke on inviting capital and protection, stressing trust and human nature in banking. Other speakers covered civic improvements, country banking, private citizens, and government banking, with humorous toasts and a gift of clocks to delegates.
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Georgia Bankers’ Annociation
New Kimball
Robert J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank of
Avanta
Fiest
Joseph M. Brown
Governor Brown
Rev
J. Ashrey Jones
Augusta
Georgia
Maddox
Oscar EB. Dooly
Macon
Eugena Black
Atlanta
Roland
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