London evangelist Varley speaks at Atlanta conference
Henry Varley arrived in Atlanta to address a large Tabernacle audience at 11 am his first appearance before an Atlanta audience. Rev G Campbell Morgan will speak to men at the Grand Opera House. A C Dixon and Dr Erdman also participate with singing led by D B Towner.
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Henry Vailey
London
City
Mr. Varley
Atlanta
Varley
Tabernacle
G. Campbell Morgan
Grand Opera House
D. B. Towner
Chicago
The
Miss Bird Stopp
Tennessee
Morgan
Moody
Northfield
Erdman
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Towner
Julien S. Rodgers
Actress Hypnosis Creates Overnight Star in Real Life
Dr John D Quackenbush of Columbia reports a young actress rose to fame in one night under hypnosis. The piece notes a new hypnotism book by the American College of Sciences offering methods to influence, persuade, and control others, with free copies advertised.
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John D. Quackenbas
Columbia University
New York
Medico-Legal Society
American College of Sciences of Philadelphia
American Colles
of Sciences
Dept
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
New Rector Will Preach at Church of the Encarnation
Rev. Mr. Ottman assigned to the Church of the Encarnation to preach during the morning service at the Episcopal church in West Ignd. Rev. Gilbert Almon officiates today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ottman
Church of the Encarnation
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
West Ignd
Gilbert, Almon
New Rector Ottman to Lead City Church Sermon
Ovtman newly appointed rector will deliver his Inabgurak sermon. Mr Ottman comes from St Louis by way of New York born and formerly led a thriving California church. His sermon this morning is deemed appropriate to the occasion and services are expected to draw a large attendance. He succeeds Rev H Baldwin Dean recently reassigned to other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovtman
Ottman
Nelson
St. Louis
California
H. Baldwin Dean
Park Avenue Hotel Fire Claims Atlantan Victim
An Associated Press dispatch dated March 1 reports E G Halse of Atlanta died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital from injuries in the Park Avenue hotel fire. No such name appears in city directories and no information could be found about an Atlantan with that name. The death raises the death toll to twenty one.
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BE. L. Hose
Park Avenue Hotel
Associated Preas
E.G. Halse
Atlanta
Bellevue Hospital
Alse
Dr Hunter P Cooper Appointed Division Surgeon
Dr Hunter P Cooper was named division surgeon of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad, taking effect yesterday. He will supervise the time of the Western and Atlantic from Atlanta to Chattanooga, succeeding Dr W Blaine CivasBn GRESee De.
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St. L
Hunter
P. Cooper
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis
Cooper
Aivision
Atlanta
Chattanooga
W. BiaLaa
CivasBn Gresee de
Technological School Gymnastic Exhibition Winners Named
The first annual gymnastic exhibition at the Grand Opera House showcased promising athletes from the Tech School. D. D. Towers won the all around trophy donated by the Atlanta Athletic Club. H. H. Lowndes earned honorable mention. Winners included Towers in multiple events with Cowan, Inglis, and Patterson among top finishers in horizontal bar, fence vault, and other contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Towers
Technological School
Grand Opera House
Arnold Broyles
Theo Toepel
J. van Holt Nash
Pacliverets
Shepard Bryan
Atlanta Athletic Club
BD. D. Towers
H. H. Lowndes
Towers
H. H. Crawford
J. C. Cook
Ww. L. Inglis
D. Towers
Eugene Patterson
R. H. Lowndes
Secons FP
Street Car Strike Ties Norfolk Service in Crisis
Norfolk Railway and Light Company street car service in Norfolk Virginia is effectively shut down by a long running strike by conductors and motormen. The dispute escalated after the company demanded 32 000 bonds from each worker as security against damages to cars. Beer Loss Very Heavy. Lord Kitchener reports Boer casualties at 800 killed or captured in recent operations. General De Wet's son is among the bysonere.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
London
Lord Kitchener
DeWet
Bylsonere
Croughon Draughon’s Business Colleges Endorsed Coast to Coast
Strong endorsements from business men across the nation praise Croughon Draughon’s Practical Business Colleges at the corner of Alshamp and Whitehall. President J. F. Draughon, author of four bookkeeping texts, runs eight campuses and offers a three month course equal to six months elsewhere. About 3,000 students last year and several hundred abroad study by correspondence. colleges claim high placement rates and salary prospects.
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Maine
California
Croughon
Cotner
Atlanta
Nashville
South
Thie
Sity
Sbama
Whitehall
Riot on Decatur trolley ends with fatal shooting by conductor
Four African American youths rioted aboard trolley No 87 after being asked to depart at Wadeland Kirkwood. Conductor Dupree fired to protect passengers striking Will Dabney who fell fatally wounded. Dabney transported to Grady hospital while three other suspects were arrested. Special Officer Albert reported to police.
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Henry Duikes
Decatur Blue Line
Will Dabney
Nekroes
Bugy
Wadeland
South
Kirkwood
Decatur
Denen
O Electe
John Henry
iSeals
Wil Beale
Willi Dabney
Glk
Olf Mor Decato
Uad
Dupree
Dabney
Grady Hospital
W. M. Albert
Attair
Halice
Guests of the Ivory Harbor Visit by Admiral Schley
Charleston D C March 1 Admiral and Mrs Schley Captain Hobson and Mrs Fairbanks Mrs Burrows and Mrs Manning guests of local Sons of the Revolution enjoyed a harbor excursion aboard the revenue cutter Forward. They visited Fort Sumter and the navy yard site on Cooper River. Speeches were made with strong applause for Scaley and Hobson. Admiral and Mrs Schley expected to return to Washington tomorrow.
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Charleston
Schley
Hobson
D. C
Fairbanks
Burrows
Mra
Man
Daughters of the Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Fort Sumter
Navy Yard
Gooper ‘River
Schleg
Washington
Queen Wilhelmina Clears Health Rumors in Public Statement
The Hague March 1 Queen Wilhelmina has asked premier Dr Kuyper to announce publicly that rumors about her health are absolutely unfounded.
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Wilhelmina
the Hague
Queen Wilhelmina
Dr. Kuyper
Professor Clark lectures on The Tragic Ideal at Grist High
Prof H Clark of the University of Chicago spoke at Browning Hall on The Tragic Ideal. He traced tragedy to the soul's struggle against eternal laws and the sacrifice of trivial life for eternity. His critique of modern novel reading drew keen, humorous response from the audience. Louise Dooly.
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Clark
H. Clark
University of Chicago
Atlanta
Atlanta Lecture Association
Louise Dooly
Song Writer Marries Miss of Sweet Sixteen
Cupid united two celebrated young people in a swift marriage. Miss Pearl Oliver, 16, of Atlanta, wed Mr George A Norton, 21, of New York, after a brief courtship. the couple kept the union secret for about a week. Oliver is a contractor’s daughter. Norton is son of a Havana paymaster and a noted songwriter.
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Miss Pearl Oliver
Atlanta
George A. Norton
New York
Cupid
W. M. Oliver
Oliver
Unis. City
Detroit
Norton
Chorles H. Norton
Havana
Cuba
Excessive freight rates push Pittsburg Plate Glass to Savannah
The Pittsburg Plate Glass Company moved its Atlanta headquarters and warehouse to Savannah to secure better freight rates on plate and window glass. Eight to ten Atlanta staff remain as a branch, with about 125 Savannah employees. Railroads allegedly refused concessions, shifting most business from Atlanta to Savannah and costing Atlanta a major industry and tonnage.
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Pittsburg Plate Glass Co
Ts Mac
Sarah
Ohio River
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Bavannah
Atlanta
RT. Conley
Plate Glass Company
Savannah
Conley
Bavahyati
Tramic
Pittsburg
Pittabure
Plate ‘Glass
Gemipany
Southern Classification Committee
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Henry Varley
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Christ
Gabriel
L. G. Broughton
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Odr, Gel A., Ottmann
Episcopal
Church of the Incarnation
West End
LH. P. Cooper
Ritter
Miss OF
Younh
Lovers’ Lane
Ragion
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Stower’ & Johnstop
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M. Conrngily & Sen
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J. Mi. Crawford
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C. H. Donnelly
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E.M. Elliott
A. E. Alten
Fain
Tue Fincher & Fincher
Hawes & Heéuie
Henderson
Herrin & Little
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H. B Hicks
R. S. Hildebrand
JR. Holmes
Huff
J. B. Jackson
R. S. Johnson
T. B. Johnson
E. Si Johnson
Karwisch
GF. Kendrick
Kellys
W. Kilpatrick
T.ww. Kirkpatrick
A.C. Lampkin
R. Landagravea
C. Lewis
P. McAdams
T. L McAndrews
T. F.mcgahee
C. RH. NeHenn
J. We
A. G. Minhinnett
Lane “Mitchell
A. Moore
Moyer
E. G. Murphy
W. Murphy & Son
M.o’tysom
Passalwait
Piedmont Grocery Co
W. M
Reese
R. J. Rice
M. P. Roane
R. Roseberry
W.H. Rowland
R. Sawtell
Wa. Sewelle
F. J. Sharp
Sharp Bros. J
Sharps J. R. Slater
J. P. Smith
S. & Smith
H. Starnes
Jas
P. Sturgeon & Co
R. J. Suber
A. d. Thomason
H.C. Thompson
Paul Toland & Co
A. A. Trader
M. &. Treadwell
S. M. Truitt & Son
C. R. Walker
L. Walle
H. F. Ware
G. T. Warren & Sonv
A. Watts, Weiss & Willis
T. J. West
W. BD. White & Bro
M. E. Wilson
Waycross
Randall Brown
Lal
Wm. Rogers
Mawe
Uime Persoia
Rogers
A.A
Rogers’ Cromwell
Japan
Anderson Hardware
Peacisee St
Eggeweud
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