Plans Formed by Atlanta Women for Easter Hostess Season
Miss Phelan presided as 16S M. A. Bhielan was elected chair at Capital City Club meeting where Atlanta’s noted young women shaped plans for Easter hosting and social events. Committees to arrange venue, supper, and favors were named. next session set for Wednesday at Miss M. A. Phelan’s Peach Tree Street home.
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Miss Phelan
M. A. Bhielan
Ne Capital City
Atlanta
Angi
M. A. Phelan
Peachtree Street
Franccis Carter
Hattie Orr
Emma Belle du- Bois
Nan du Bignon
May du Bignon
Jeanette Swift
Florence Jackson
Lara Witham
M. A. Phekin
Byfie Beale Phelan
Janie Speer
Nellie Howell
Horte
Edith’ Russell
Elzabeth Adair
Ethel Gay
Mary Thomas
Ethel Kell
Estelle Stewart
Eloise Stewart
Min van Eppd
Halle Wals
William 1
Willam Montgomery
Raymond Pianos Exhibit At Bank Place Atlanta
The I. L. Raymond Piano Co of Cleveland Ohio conducts a public exhibit at the old Banka place on Peachtree street between the Grand Opera House and Peachtree Auditorium. The display features the Raymond Langdon and Euclid pianos, models dating since 1866, in twelve to fifteen fine designs in croton walnut blister and birdseye maple interiors. Mr H Ferguson and Mr E B Rogers lead traveling representatives in showcasing the instruments to southern buyers.
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I. L. Raymond Piano, Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Banka Place
Peachtree Street
Grand Opera House
Peachtree Auditorium
South
Sin Dontingy
Croton
Ow. H. Ferguson
E. 3B. Rogers
Gale
Woman shoots herself in New York flat death ruled suicide
Ruth Rogers a 25 year old elegant woman was found dead with a bullet wound in her head at her West 84th Street flat. Police say evidence suggests self inflicted death after a quarrel with a man she loved. John S Williams living nearby found the body and was held as a witness.
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New York
Ruth Rogers
Igh West Highty
Fourth Street
John S. Williams
Rogers
How Nature Restores Hair Color
The piece explains nature can recover hair’s true color after fading or graying. It notes sun exposure and other factors may dull shade and suggests natural processes or remedies can restore original color over time.
Will filed for Wesley Collier estate at Peachtree Road
The late Wesley G. Collier's will was filed by Andrews and Sheen for executors George Washington Collier and John Wesley Collier. The estate valued between 2007290 and 900000 will be divided among widow Eliza Collier and children after debts, with a $300 legacy to Lucile Walker. Executors may sell property as deemed wise. property includes valuable land on Peachtree road in north Atlanta.
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Wesley G. Collier
John R. Wilkinson
Ir Upiller
George Washington
Collier
John Wesley Collier
Lucile Walker
Eliza Collier
George Washington Collier
James Robert Collier
Wiliam Jackson Collier
Francis Marion Collier
Charien F. Collier
Sanford G. Comer
Nepple Collier
H D Spinks Buried Today Funeral services set
Henry D. Spinks veteran locomotive engineer killed near Greenville, S.C. on Sunday will be buried today at St. Pauls Methodist Church. Reverend Cleveland Norcross and Edmonson will officiate. Chauffeurs from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will act as pallbearers. Spinks died when a projecting bowlder struck him as he leaned from his cab. He was among Athents oldest engineers, starting with the Georgia railroad after the Civil War.
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Henry D. Spinks
Greenville
3. C
Sanday
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Messrs
Cleveland
Norcross
Edmonson
Brotherheod of Locomotive Engineers
Mr. Spinke
H. G. Jennings
TI. Mardaman
T. H. Hammon
C. C. Blackman
W. Barrick
G. F. Mooney
Spinks
Georgia
Athints
Runnis Railroad
Georgia Rail Amoad
Civil War veteran dies at railway post with long service
Born August 11 1844 in Butts County Georgia he served Confederate army. He later spent twenty three years with the Southern railway without intermission as an engineer. He died Sunday at his post. He never suffered injury in service. Survived by daughters Mrs W H Morgan Mrs DM Schonk Miss Katherine Spinks and Mrs Cora Denour Mrs Daisy Epps and Mr Harry Spinks. Fourth relative to die in a railroad wreck. He was widowed twice.
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Butts County
Georgia
Spinks Bean
Southern Railway
Flo
Southern Bell Officers Visit Atlanta On Inspection Tour
Officials of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company are in Atlanta for their annual inspection tour and will stay several days. President Ronard J. Hall, head of American Telephone and Telegraph Co, presides over meetings with Southern Bell executives. Also in Atlanta are H Wilson and H S Brooks of AT and T, visiting with Colonel W T Gentry and receiving cordial welcomes from local officials and friends.
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Southern Bell ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Ronard J. Hall
Southern Rel Afferals
Hall
Telec
Edward J. Hall
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wilson
American ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
W. T. Gentry
Carlist Movement Report Emerges in Catalonia
Madrid March 2 authorities report an incipient Carlist movement breaking out in Catalonia and measures are being taken to suppress the outbreak.
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Spain
Madrid
Catalonia
Still after Lum Wo's skin in New Orleans case
In 1895 Lum Wa by Adama Chinaman stands accused of murder. A requisition hearing looms as Governor Terrell may summon Louisiana officials to Atlanta to present the case. Detective Stubbs claims conclusive proof and plans to bring eyewitnesses, while Louisiana authorities await the hearing and potential prosecution.
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New Orleans
Lum Wa
Adama Chinaman
Terrell Daily
Louisiapa
Stubbs
Atlanta
Lumbo
Executive Department
Louisiana
Stubby
Lum Wo
Aventa
Say
Society of
Bi Binders
Bush
Terrell
Govnor Blanchard
Lousiana
Blanchard
Lucumbens
Wheatley Opens Campaign Speech in Crisp County Ga
Hon. Crawford Wheatley, candidate for Congress from the third district, delivered his opening address today to voters in Crisp and Cordele during the Crisp superior court noon hour with emphasis on his campaign platform and local support.
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Wheatley
Congress
Crisp
Cordele
Crawford Wheatley
Third
Crisp Superior Court
Baker Seeks Aid From Mutual Lite Company
Baltimore March 12 Bernard Baker president of the Baltimore and Guarantee Company announces a proposed merger with Mutual Life Company. He mentions Stuyvesant Fler of New York and seeks financial support to advance the deal and stabilize operations.
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Baker
Fishis
Baltimore
Bernard Baker
The
Baltimore and Guarantee Company
Todey
Mutual
Stuyvesant
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Lewis Woordal
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Aline Dividson
Elizabeth Lee
Florence McDonald
Conservatory
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Young
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Atlanta Women's Club
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Europe
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Industrial Committee
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Tie
Ross
Branch
Richmond
Miss Randolph
Payne
Virginia
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Mobile
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Randolph
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Miss Foss
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Nashville
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George Stockton
North Carolina
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Raymond Pianos
Clyde
Norfolk
London
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Sollier
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Marietta
Lamar Hill
Alex Ditter
Superior Court
Ella J. Patter
Otis
Eleventh Street
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East Pine Street
Desdi-H. FP. Black
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Roy
Joe
Peachtree
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Peachtree ‘Road
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W. Li. Withers
Harris Street
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Lucy J. Hatcher
Piedmont Avenue
Maron ¢. Sharp
J. M. Morris
Capital Avenue
Copenhill Land Company
Geb. Wallace
Highland Avenue
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Williams
Annie E. Roddey
Grew Street
Joseph T. Burke
Chipe I. Bleckley
Columbia_ avenue
Huie
P. Kinfard
Peachtree Road
Hannah Love
Adalar Elals
Fair Street
H. D. Spinks
HENRY
America
Munsey’s Magazine
Munsey’s
March
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Fifth Avenue
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Southern Bell
Telephone
Company
Nadinda
Watsons Toilet CO
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Offic
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Hicks
AL Craggs
Charles W. Cranksiaw
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Century Building
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