Graduation Day at Emory College in Oxford Ga
Emory College held graduation ceremonies on June 13 with 33 graduates, Charles C Ellett of Covington receiving the senior oratorical medal. President Dickey delivered the baccalaureate address on introspection, conferring degrees on 23 graduates, including two magna cum laude. A unique moment featured Al Jen Eakes and his father receiving degrees, as trustees announced a $2000 fundraising boost for the faculty charter.
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Emory College Oxford
Charles C. Eliott
Covington
CA Howen
Winona
Mies
James A Eakes
Atlanta
Lora Bracenfield
RM Ghrardeau
McRae
Sanna Hinton
Macon
Charles Gordon
E McIntosh
Fasthom
Thomas D Seals
Powellton
Paul Fo White
Tlad
Dickey
Sweiner
Emory
Wes
Magna
CC Bidlett
Coveington Ga
FD Seals
James Hinton
White
RM. Chardeau
R McLendon
Muftton
FE McIntonh
Hawthorn
FL Benton
Mone
Martin
Augusta
King Drownmtte
Tenn
Alsige
Gai
Bowen
Wingo Mise
J. AM Brown
Hte
Barcomb Anthony
South Georgia
Agan Candler
Board of Trustees
Washington
St Josph's Academy
Beegan
Chaiif
Piiday
Sibterium
Building Food to Bring the Babba Around
A letter describes a severely ill infant improving after being fed Grape-Nuts and Postum, with claims that the product strengthened a fifteen month old boy after pneumonia and brain fever. The account credits Grape-Nuts for restoring appetite and vitality, urging continued use and linking health to the cereal’s nourishment.
Catholic Exercises Mark Washington Closing Week
Washington Ga closing exercises of the Catholic college group feature Bishop Kelley of Savannah officiating with Father Jackson McMahon Kennedy and other Georgia clergy. Musicals at St Joseph, late graduations and laurel crowns awarded to local girls and boys, with diplomas and medals presented by Honor B Irvin. Washington High School and Mount de Sales Academy also report end of term programs and honors at their respective auditoriums.
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Washington
Kelley
Savannah
Father Jackson
Atlanta
McMahon
Augusta
Kennedy
Bamnnah
MA. O'Tirien
Georgia
Joephe
Excrcices
B. J. Kelley
Laurel
Amd u'Blaima
Mises Marty Dakeman
Man Harker
Rome
Elsa Mee Sutton
Tignall
Mathilde K. Mitchell
Arcadia
Fla
Annie Fogan
Georgia Crouch
Russ Clapp
Martines
Lilly Brant
Washington High School
Washington, Ga
Washington Hgh School
Adoot
Honor B. Irvin
Tasteca
Cimillar
Montgomery Atokes III
Edward Wits
Goig
Misnes Elizabeth
Gertrude Barnett
Mary Darden
Catherine Heltama
Alleen Johnson
Elizate Simms
Messrs
Mell Burdett
J. Gordon Gunter
Montgomery HM
Langdon Hiogon
Peter J. Holliday
Ellington Oslin
Robert Pharr
Robert Smith
Pulpis
Mount de Sales
Macon
Father Merriweth
Mount de Sales Academy
Elosa
Mianca Wittame
Schroder
Mmirk
Mian Willams
BLUE AND GRAY TO MEET FRIDAY
The meeting of the blue and gray has been postponed under day night on account of bad weather. The committer appointed by the five veteran camps and the Grand Army of the Republic will meet Friday, June 16, at 8 o'clock at Hallin & Holland, 102 South Forsyth street, to perfect plans for the reunion of the blue and gray to be held July 4 in Washington, D. C., or another city. Names of the camps and committee members are listed, with Dr. Broughton to open with a prayer.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Quinp
Haillin & Holland
South
Forsyth Street
Waanington
D. C
Joseph L. Cole
John & Prather
W. L. Shropshire
BR. Rox
W. T. Marshall
William Scott
Carson
Fairbanks
S.C. Weston
B.T. Hogan
Tigo Anderson
U. C V.-Il
Faster
Faster, His Penny, 8. T Gann, C. D. King, R.A Onburn, 8 L. Drer
Monewall Jackson Camp
Iba
M. T. Mays
RG. Mancock
J. 1. Kelly
D. W Ligon
Dr. Broughton
Georgia Library Commission Formed To Boost Rural Libs
The Georgia Library Commission appointed by Governor Sean convenes its first meeting led by Miss Anne Wallace. The group aims to raise public library awareness, assist rural libraries, organize new branches, and support traveling librarians, with a report on state library needs to follow.
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Georgia Library Commission
Sean
Anne Wallace
Carnegie Library of
Atlanta
John x. Ottley
Wo'imanta
W. W. Brooks
Rome
Beluxea Anith
Macan
Macon
C. T. Gibson
Co= hhunbrs
Misa Wallace
Free Ukraine
Wbrary Commission of
Winconsin
Georgia
Bathatatea
Walloon
General Assembly
Commission of Education
Quarantine Board Allows Havana to Mobile Steamers Entry
Mobile Alabama June 13 The executive committee of Mobile Bay quarantine board adopts a resolution permitting steamers between Havana and Mobile carrying four to enter after disinfection at the lower quarantine station. All crew except master and two engineers to stay aboard or at the station. Vessel holds to be disinfected after cargo discharge. Privilege expires with the pineapple season in four to five weeks.
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Mobile
Mobillle
Ala
Quarantine Board
Mobile Bay
Havana
Marshal Plucky Fight Ends in Double Shootout
In Morriston town, marshal Fant was stabbed to death by Gabe Priest. Yant fired twice at Priest, wounding him non fatally. The incident occurred yesterday with no stated cause of the trouble.
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Ocala
Fin
M Fant
Morriston
Gabe Priest
Yant
Priest
Young man sentenced to twenty years in Natchitoches
In Natchitoches Louisiana on June 13 a young Black man who admitted confronting a one year old white girl and tearing her clothing without harm was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. The offense occurred thirty six hours earlier and the father aided in capture with counsel for restraint.
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Natchitoches
Connelly
Agathet
Bhoga
Representative proposes probe into navy shoe contract
Washington June 13 representative wafeun of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution calling for an investigation of the navy department over awarding a contract for 30 000 pairs of calahors at 280 per pair when the lowest bid was 252 4 Philadelphia firm. A Boston firm received the award.
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Washington
Wafeun
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Boston
G C Matthews Critically Ill In Macon
Macon Ga June 3 Special Mathews managing editor of The Macon Telegraph critically ill at his home tonight. He was valued earlier in the day but no strong hopes for recovery are held. Physicians have not announced calls or his present condition. He is a well known newspaper man in Macon with many friends anxious tonight.
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Macon
Mathews
Macon Telegraph
Phyaicinna
Manon
Marcus Sentenced to Scaffold for Brutal Murder
Marcus a former coast artilleryman stationed at Sullivan's Island was convicted of murder in his arraignment today and sentenced to be hanged August 3 His crime, described as brutal, followed an April 14 interview with his deserted wife in which he led her to a beach spot and stabbed her forty times with an ice pick The motive involved his demand for her property and money. In a related case, James Smith a prominent planter from Stanton was arrested on charges of peonage for holding enslaved people on a plantation in New Madrid County Missouri A preliminary hearing is set for June 21.
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Artileryman
Charleston
William A. Marcus
Coast Artillery
Sullivan's Inland
Eoawloria
Marcus
Vlaattormeya
Peonagh
Mississippi
Omer
Washington
United States
Dorsey
Stanton
James Smith
Smith
New Madrid
Bideaton
Ohio and Virginia to Meet in Confederate Veterans Reunion
Invitations have been received from the A. P. HIM camp of Confederate Veterans of Culpeper Virginia inviting all Ohio cavalry veterans who fought in Virginia during the Civil War to a reunion at Brandy Station Virginia on August 2.
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Ohio
Virginia
Columbus
A. P. Him
Culpepper
Fenti
Brandy Staton
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Emory College
Charles C. Ellett
Titus
Sayng Colombio
Kansas City
Postume
Battle Creek
Orainert Wong
Goa
Mall
Choice
Oxfords
Patent
Vici Kid
Tan
Russia
Blue and Gray
State Library Board
North Geerla
Weda
Howe
Bam
Marshal
Ladies” Advisory’ Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Teap
G.C. Matthews
Telegraph At Death's Door
Carrie Hobbs
Benhams
POST
Ansley Park
O Forrest
George Adair
Charles. M. ‘Roberts
Ansley - Brothers
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