Republicans 10 Meet Wednesday In Georgia Convention
Georgia Republicans convene in Atlanta at noon Wednesday with about 350 delegates. They will select four delegates at large to the national convention and choose district delegates. Contests over seats will be settled by a state committee meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in the capitol.
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Republican Party
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State Committee
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Fifth Congressional District
I. B. Hindgett
UC. C. Wimbish
aAtlanta
House A Representatives
United States
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Deveaux
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Leah Wer
Ure Orsi
J. K
Doyle
BE. K
Love
Water main burst cuts city water supply for an hour
A sixteen inch water main on Gray Street burst yesterday morning at Gray and Bush, wasting about 10 000 gallons and cutting city supply for roughly one hour. Colonel Woodward and Superintendent Park Woodard directed repairs, placing a new joint as pumps drained the surface hole and restored full pressure. The faulty line is part of the old system and was slated for replacement per Woodward's last report.
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Countess Schimmelmann to Speak at Atlanta Bible Conference
Countess Adelina Schimmelmann will visit Atlanta for a Bible conference at Tabernacle Baptist Church. She spoke in the afternoon and is expected to arrive from New York soon with several invited evangelists. Apartments have been reserved for her at the Majestic.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Adelina Schimmelmann
Atlanta
New York
Speculation on Show Tickets Provokes Strict Enforcement
Police warn the public that speculation on theater tickets will be punished by heavy fines and imprisonment. Mayor can pardon offenders only in rare cases. Captain Ball confirms officers will enforce the law, targeting those caught selling or reselling tickets.
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Dravo Assigned Chief Commissary in Manila
Major Edward K. Dravo, formerly chief commissary of the Gulf Department, has been ordered to Manila to serve as chief commissary of the Department of the Pacific. He will relieve Major Oska loosa M. Smith, who has held the post for several months and is assigned to another station.
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Philippines
Edward K. Dravo
Department of the Gulf
Department of the East
Manila
Department of the Pacliw
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Oskaloosa M. Smith
Department
Drava
Countess to address Atlanta Bible conference at Tabernacle
In Atlanta the Countess Schimmelmann plans to address the Tabernacle Baptist church during a city Bible conference. Dr. Broughton praised her eight language fluency and charity work aboard his yacht Duen, while Drs. Dixon and Torrey head to join the event with local clergy. Public notices chase attendance from North and South Carolina, with daily three-service schedule beginning tomorrow.
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Germany
Augusta
New York
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Chicago
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Abbey C. Morrow
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Fred Benteen in Cuba as Army Officer
Second Lieutenant Fred W. Benteen of the Second Infantry, former Atlantian, is stationed at Paso Caballo Cuba. Reports indicate he served at a general court martial and is the son of the late General F W Benteen, famed for battles including the Little Bighorn. Locals recall both Benteens’ ties to the city.
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F. W. Benteen
Little Bix Horn River
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Ty Pographical Union Holds Large Meeting in Atlanta
The Atlanta Typographical Union held a well attended regular session yesterday afternoon in Federation Hall presided over by Dr. W. Green. 8. M. White will lecture on Political Economy on March 3, with many tickets sold. A dance for federation benefits is planned for March 2 to raise funds, and committees were named to organize it.
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Funeral of Geo W Bennett Heads to Elizabethtown Ky
Mrs Joan Keyes Murphy returns from Louisville after the sudden death of her father Mr George W Bennett. He died early Wednesday after several days illness. Interment was set for Friday February 23 in Elizabethtown Kentucky. Survived by daughter Mrs John Keyes Murphy. Mother and brother had died recently. Wish for sympathy from friends.
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Murphy
Elizabethtown
Joan Keyes Murphy
Louisvile
George W. ‘Bennett
Bennett
South
Atlanta
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John Keyes Murphy
Preachers Row Ends In Police Court Dispute
Two street preachers, Jack Mortimer and George Gerald, were arrested on disorderly conduct after a Sabbath street quarrel on Martella Street near Brow. Patrolman Cabins escorted them to the barracks, where they were charged and promised to appear in Recorder Broyles court at 2:30 this afternoon for a full investigation.
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Jack
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Recorder's Court
Grain-O Health Drink Ad Promises Nutritious Beverage
An old advertisement touts Grain-O as a delicious nourishing drink to replace coffee. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grain, aids digestion, strengthens nerves, and is safe for children and adults. It costs about 4 times coffee per package and is sold by grocers.
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Major Allen Leads Forty-Third in Manila Front
Major Henry T. Allen, acting adjutant general, now serves in the Philippine islands as commander of the third battalion of the Forty-third infantry, U S W. The regiment arrived December 31, 1899, at Manila and moved to the firing line near block house No 3 with the Twenty-ninth infantry. The Forty-third covers much of the defense from La Loma to San Juan del Monte, while Berlin had been expected for Allen.
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San Juan del Monte
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Fortythird
Berlin
Staton
Germany
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