Oldest living Georgia grad visits campus reminiscences return
In Athens Sime 14 Special the oldest living UGA graduate, Archelais H Mitchell of Summerfield Alabama, age ninety four, arrives as guest of his nephew Albert L Mitchell. He graduated in 1828 and will roam campus with fellow alumni recalling youthful days while Dr T V Walker and Rev Emory F Anderson recount campus pastimes and professors.
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Athens
Sime
University of Georgia
Archelais H. Mitchell
Summerfeld
Ala
University
Albert L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Talltarrow
Dr. Mitchell
Toombs
Pierca
Stephena
Lewis G. Anderson
Salem
Qeonce
Georgia
Anderson
Benjamin of
Palmer
New Orleans
Bitten Eb, Bacon
William Hope Wall
John LeConte
William Rutherford
Shelton P Samford
T. V. Walker
Texas
Emory F. Anderson
Ananta
Walker
Mallard
James Jackson
Marx
Corner Stone Laying and Senior Class Oratory at Athens Campus
Senior and law classes provided the morning speakers at the university chapel with praise for their scholarly mastery. Corner stones of new campus buildings were laid by the Masonic fraternity in a formal ceremony led by Grand Master Max Meyerherdt, witnessed by many Masons and a large crowd.
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Athens
Law Clases
University
Temple
DeHart
A. B
Bristol
Noble Calhoun
Palatka
Rew
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Max Meyerherdt
Ronis
Georgia
W. F. Dorsey
Mt Vernon
J. P. Campbell
J. Hull
Alwani
Hed
Pandora
Clarke County
Mr. Strahan
Athens Banner
University Bulletin
Mt .Vernon
Grand Lodge
State of Georgia
R. W Sizer
BF. Crip
W. J. Wood
Clarke
City of
Louis Funkenstein
United States
Elf. Bond
Lewis Morris
Clarke Counts
James Hart
Michael Bros
Hood's Sarsaparilla Fights Dyspepsia and Related Ailments
A dated ad suggests indigestion causes discomfort after meals and nerves headaches. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia by addressing stomach stress and general malaise, urging early attention to digestion.
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Hood
Gainesville Forms Light and Power Company for Chattahoochee River
The Galesville Light and Power Company applies for a charter in Hall County to develop water power on the Chattahoochee River owned by Colonel S. C. Dunlap. Capitalized at 100000 with plans to supply Gainesville and attract manufacturers, potential street railway later. incorporators include B L Murray J J Spalding J J Dunlap Z V Castleberry H H Dean M M Ham EB Kimbrough and Howard Thompson. Ten percent of stock paid in before starting, with possible increase to 1000000.
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Galesville
Galesville Light and Power Company
Rennet
Chattahsachee
Dunlap
Gainesville
BL Murray
Chicago
J. J Spalding
Atlanta
J. J. Dunlap
Z VT Castleberry
H. H. Dean
M. M. Ham
EB. Kimbrough
Howard Thompson
Capitaliss
Walch
Man Bound Over for Attempted Murder in Macon Incident
In Macon Georgia on June fourteen special report Charley Williams was bound over to the superior court on three thousand five hundred ninety dollars bond to answer a charge of assault with intent to murder. He allegedly cut Julia Sparks multiple times with a knife as she lay ill. The case also involves Tom Rutherford who was bound over on three hundred dollar bond for harboring Williams. The article also covers a long, ceremonial Masonry program in Athens, including dedications and speeches about cornerstone symbolism and education in Georgia.
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Macon
Charley Williams
Addault
Julia Sparks
Tom Rutherford
Charley Wiliams
Confederate Veterans
Julius Cohen
Athens’ Volunteer Fire Department
Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Furlus Cohen
No. 6 Hose Company
Augusta
Cohen
Howell Cobb
William L .Mitchell
Mount Vernon Lodge
Walter B. Hubehanretlor
Georgia
Cornerstone
T .W. Reed
Dr. Magi
St. Pauls Church
Pean
E. A. Gould
T. W. Reed
T. W Reed
Athens Banner
Savannah
Sana
Brantley
Denmark
Free Masonry
America
Lave
Commonwealth of Georgia
Dagen
Aires
Visiting Committee Finds Deaf School Crowded in Cave Spring
The governor’s committee reports Georgia School for the Deaf overcrowding due to rising attendance. White and colored departments face bed and room shortages, urging 25 000 for new buildings and equipment after 70 000 request was denied. Committee lists Mayor John A. Smith Gainesville as chairman and includes J A Parsons J B S Davie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave Spring
Georgia School For the Deaf
Gany Factory
John A. Smith
Gainesville
J. A. Parsons
Warsaw
J. B.S Davie
Newnan
Turget L. Sweat
Waycross
W. B. Adams
Hiberton
C. P. Gordon
Dalton
Fudge J. M. Pade
Covington
T. BH. Gordon
Liberty County
B W. Wackins
Emijay
J. M Thomas
Griffin
Smallpox Controversy Prompts Impeachment Move in Savannah
Savannah officials face impeachment actions as Dr W A Brunner, city health officer, accuses Chatham county commissioners of neglecting smallpox suppression beyond the city limits and within a two mile buffer. Brunner contends the county shirks responsibility, plans to sue for $100 per case at the city pesthouse, and vows to press impeachment if delays persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
J. J. Dale
Board of County Commissioners
W A Brunner
Brunner
Tts
Branner
Atene
Chatham County
Address of Judge Speer in Athens Next Week
Hundreds of old friends in Athens and across the ninth district will hear Judge Emory Speer speak next Tuesday at the University of Georgia Alumni Society centennial celebration. The famed former congressman, noted for his independent stance and potent stump speeches, will receive a warm ovation from supporters and former rivals alike.
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Athens
Emory Spear
University of Georgia
Ninth
Speer
Georgia
Nindrars
Lke
Syveren
Class of 68 Reunion Held at Captain Thomas Home
Athens Ga special reports the University of Georgia Class of 1868 planning a reunion Monday evening at Milledge Avenue home of Captain W W Thomas. Many graduates will attend with speeches and a reception, honoring both the living and deceased members.
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Captain Thomas
Athens
University of Georgia
W. W. Thomas
Milledge Avenue
Georgia
Henry W. Grady
George Bancroft
Horace D Beens
E. B. Connell
W. L. Dennis
Charles W. Dubose
Walter &. Gondon
Hubert B. Hodgson
Benjemin P Hollis
Davenport Jackson
Louis F. “LeConte M. V. Meaibhen
F. Bow
Donaldsonville
C. M. Goodman
Atlanta
F.,w. Melhrim
Bavarian
W. H. Mims
Vienna
H. P. Myers
Marshallville
W. F. Parka
Augusta
Jeptha H. Rucker
R.A Russell
Hamilton
Thomas
Alabama
Robert Toombs
Washington
D. C
Henry A. Whitman
Woman's Missionary Society to Convene in Dubin Georgia
The annual session of the Woman's Missionary Society of the South Georgia conference of the Methodist church will convene in this city tomorrow, with W. Matthews of Americas presiding and about 100 delegates expected.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Dubin
Fuge
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Sourth Georgia
Songer-Ence
Webt
Biis
W. Matthews
Americas
Brunswick hosts banker Kuhn with brief harbor ride
A social reception for banker Robert Kuhn occurred at the Oxlethorpe in Brunswick followed by a harbor sail to view dock facilities and the Brunswick and Birmingham railroad. Notables including Frank D Aiken and Captain Charles Arnold joined the party. They rode a special train on the Brunswick and Birmingham line and returned to Brunswick that evening.
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Bronswick
Ft. Kuhn
Oxlethorpe
Mr Kuhn
Brunswick
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Frank D Aiken
EF. Caney
Albert Fendig
F D. M. Strachan
H S
McCray
GW. Coates
J. D Sparks
J. A Mc Dvnte
Edwin Brabston
Funerals in Central City Macon Ga June 14
Central City Macon Ga sees several obsequies as Mrs Dewitt McCrary infant Charley Woodrut and H I Katgier are laid to rest. Katgier dies of consumption at about forty. interment planned in Georgetown. Services held at East Macon Vineville Washington Ave. Riverside and other local sites.
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Ocmulgee
Macon
Dewitt McCrary
East
J. H. Mather
W. W. Ploeon
Riverside Cemetery
Charley
Charles Woodrut
Vineville
H. I. Katgier
Delock
Washington Avenue
Georgetown
Georgia Southern and
Florida
Spectat
St. Mer
Diacon
Bibi
Bam Westcott
Sheriff Westcott
Hilljay
Westcott
Wilijay
Marion Willingham
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Goomran
Union League of East Macon Methodist Church
Culpepper
Pinson
Will Gerdine
Yonah Rebekah Lodge of
Odd Felons
Aft
W. J. Dunwody
Union Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Straton Brick Company
Ockington
D'Ormond- Fuller Company
Cromp's Park
Younus Men's Christian “Association of
L. J. Kilburn
Kilburn
Liverck
Wia
Mra Marie Sanders
Abe Sherwood
Georgia, Southern and Florida Railroad
St. Louis
Baptist Young People's Union
A. S. Moore
Officials to Attend Georgia Sheriffs Convention in Columbus
A special number of Macon officials will travel to the seventh annual Georgia sheriffs clerks of superior and city courts chiefs of police solicitors general meeting in Columbus starting July 1 for two to three days. Columbus preparations include a Chattahoochee river steamer ride. At Savannah last year officials invited solicitors general to join the association and many plan to attend Columbus. Subjects of importance to officials will be considered.
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Macon
Georgia Sheriffs
Columbus
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Trials In City Court Hear Criminal Docket In Macon
In Macon Ga on June 1 the city court heard the criminal docket and will be engaged for days on these cases. Andrew Jackson was found guilty of profane language in front of ladies and fined 40 dollars or four months on the chaingang. Annie Hooks was convicted on the game charge and sentenced to the chaingang for twelve months without option to pay a fine. George and John Booker were found not guilty of assault and battery.
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Macon
Andrew Jackson
Annie Hooks
George
John Booker
Brunswick Official Suspended Over City Feed Theft Charge
Brunswick Georgia city council suspended Superintendent of Public Works David Davis for thirty days pending investigation of charges that he stole the city feed. Employee Hoyt filed the accusation. Davis denies the charge after an extended adjourned session that followed an all night meeting.
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Brunswick
David Davis
Hoyt
Davis
Fire destroys Halcyondale store and post office
At Halcyondale Georgia four miles west of town the store house of D J Woods and the Halcyondale postoffice were burned between 6 and 8 40 pm destroying stock goods books and all. The fire is believed incendiary. Woods has gone to Egypt for bloodhounds to locate the culprit.
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D. J. Woods
Oliver, Ga
Halcyondale
D. J. Wools
Woends
Veteran Patton recalls Camp Charleston injury and cure
The veteran Thomas J. Patton of the Eighth Ohio Cavalry recalls a 1890s fall at Camp Charleston that caused a fractured rib and nerve trouble. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health, improving memory, appetite, and strength, and states affidavits support their efficacy.
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Eighth Ohio Cavalry
Thomas J Patton
Trbana
Ohio
Camp Chrrington
Patton
Champion Democrast
Urleans
Camp Charleston
Willums
Mr Petton
Anl
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Georgia Sawmill Association Holds Tifton Meeting
The Georgia Sawmill Association representing Georgia Alabama and Louisiana yellow pine producers met in Tifton Tuesday afternoon with officers H H Porter presiding W L Sullweil treasurer and F R Waymer secretary. Attendance exceeded half the state output as mills report strong orders and rising prices. A three month free membership offer and a 10 000 daily cut limit were set plus travel expenses for attendees. An official lumber inspector was approved to travel among mills and resolve disputes between manufacturers and dealers. Next meeting set for July 5 at Hotel Sadie, Tifton.
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Georgia
Tifton
Georgia Sawmill Associatim
Reading
Yellow Pine Lumber Manufaccturers of
Labama
Iciwi
Ddoicl Sudie
du Gglock
H. Ho
K. Cowan
Southern Lumberman
Nashville
W Whitehead
Southern Musing and Lumber Journal
Wimington
J L Tmillips
Northern Lumberman
Chicago
New Lodge of Odd Fellows Founded in Dalton
Dalton Ga June 14 Special Odd Fellows lodge organized in Dalton last night with thirty five members. J G Maitland deputy grand master of Rome and G T Taylor Sam Pyle T B Goodson and F G Hamilton of Rome lodge presided. Officers were installed and meeting nights chosen. A banquet was held for visitors from Rome.
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Dalton
Odd Felows Lodge
J. G. Maitland
Rome
G T. Taylor
Sam Pyle
T B. Goodson
F G Hamilton
Masonic Lodge
Essig Bros Promotion Highlights Bargains and Hats
Follow the Man Who Never Misses a Good Thing and you will find him making tracks for Essig Bros. The store touts comfort in stock with flannel suits from 6.00 to 12.50, serge coats and vests from 0.00 to 58.59, odd serge coats 3.00 to 6.00, siciliana vests 5.00 to 10.00, cenas 2.56 to 8.50, and all styles summer underwear from 0.50 to 1.50. The best straw hat in Atlanta is available. ask to see it.
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Fay Esial
Olson
Cass
J. Newton Hathaway
M.D
Imran
South Broad Street
Atlanta
Essig Bros
Sec
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Cole Ferrell
Thomas Cooper
Sean Eno
PAP Inott
C. Thompson
Davis Eee B
BH. A. Duke
BIG Light and Power Plant
Inesville
Chattahoochee River
Hall County
Capitalista
Bible Superior Court
School For Deaf
Chatham
Judge Speer
Kuhn
Centeral City
Convention OF Officials
Halcyondale, GA
Eighth
Ohio Cavalry
Wae
Narrowis Feenpeda Fotel Boding
IHE Lumber Manufacturers
NEW Lodge OF Odd Fellows
Popular Outfitters
Whitehall
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