Meetings and society notices march fifteenth in city
A civic improvement meeting is set for Friday March 15 at 10 4 m at Mrs Courtland S Winns 543 Washington Street with invitations to ward ladies and visiting members. The Womens Auxiliary of St Lukes Church and the Georgia Libby Circle announce gatherings on March 15 at 3 30 p m and 3 p m respectively, with plans described. Several social visits and travel notes follow including Miss Lucy Hoke Smith returning to Washington and Mrs Jo W Jones hosting guests in Atlanta area.
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Second Ward Civic Improvement Club
Courtland S& Winn
Washington Street
Womans Auxiliary
St Lukes Church
Georgia Libby
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Melton
Rawson Street
Taft ally Major Ray under Senate scrutiny in 1908 pull
Washington reports Brigadier General C C Sniffen testified Major Ray used political influence to obtain leave and transfers, naming Senators Cullom Root Hemenway Hanna and Charles P Taft. Sniffen says he yielded to pressure, noting Ray’s unreliable army record and risk to the presidential bid.
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Washington
Beecher B. Ray
Taft
House
Republicana
C. C. Sniffen
Sniffen
Ray
Cullom
Illinois
Elihu Root
Hemenway
Indiana
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Wihie
Charles P Taft
Sniffens
Major Ray
Hej
Taftag
Edwards
Epsilon Chapter Banquet Tonight At University Club
The Epallon chapter of the Phi Chi fraternity at the Atlanta School of Medicine will host a banquet tonight at the University Club. Dr J G Edwards will preside as toastmaster. annual addresses will be given by Dr HF Logan Dr C OG Thrash W B Kendrick R TF Dorsey G Jones L S Clarke and other alumni. The chapter's activities in 1911 12 have yielded strong financial returns and social value, with efforts under way to make it the brightest southern medical fraternity chapter.
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Phi Chi Fraternity
Atlanta School of Medicine
University Club
J G Edwards
HF Logan
C OG Thrash
W B Kendrick R
TF Dorsey
G Jones
L S&s Clarke
Epsilon
Social Notes from Atlanta Georgia Terrace
Grace McDonald of Dallas arrives April first to reside in Atlanta at the Georgian Terrace. Notables visit and depart, including Miss Isabel Kuhrt, Mrs Rosa Gibbs of Savannah, and Mrs Payne’s daughter Mrs Maxwell Thebaut sailing from San Francisco aboard the Virginia for Honolulu. Attendees at Georgian Terrace hostesses and visitors from Rock Hill, Americus, Augusta, St Louis, and Norfolk.
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Grace McDonald
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
McDonald
Isabel Kuhrt
Rosa Giibbs
Savannah
Mra
Allen Schoen
Augusta
Payne
Maxwell Thebaut
Maxwell
San Francisco
United States
Virginia
Honolulu
Dr Thebaut
States
Liverpool
New York
Morgan Glover
Glover
John Sheffeld John, Jr
Eugene Hawkins Sheffield
Americus
H L Collier
John Ashley Jones
Mary Allgood Jones
Uion
Henry G Kuhrt
Wr Henry Kuhrt
Judge Leon Sanders to Visit Atlanta for Jewish Aid Order
Judge Leon Sanders of New York, grand master of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham for the United States and president of Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society, will visit Atlanta representing the local lodge of the order. He travels to speak and support charitable efforts.
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Leon Sanders
New York
Abraham Order Grows Since 1887 With 146000 Members
The Independent Order Birth Abraham started in 1887 with 800 members and has grown to 146000 members across 596 U S lodges. Inca lodge No 493 has over 400 members. The order has paid out 3 5 million dollars in endowments and 2 5 million to charitable institutions including hospitals and homes for the aged. The Georgia lodge serves younger men and Judge Sandra will address members Tuesday night at the Jewish Educational Alliance. On March 20 at 8 o clock a banquet will be held at the alliance hosted by Atlanta Jewish citizens.
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Abraham
United States
Inca Lodge
Birth Abraham
Aick
Giorgia Lodge
Sandera
Georgia Lodge
Jewish Educational Alliance
Methods of Lewis Shown by Witness in Trial
Louis March 14 A witness testified in the trial of H. G. Lewis charged with misuse of funds that 210000 dollars of stock turned over to Lewis Publishing Company was sold for 162000 and credited as 210000. Putnam former treasurer testified stock was sent to the company offices after Lewis advertised a pool for sellers and buyers. He identified a March 22 1909 board minute authorizing a 15 percent dividend and said Lewis wrote the resolution and that the company was prosperous while liquidating securities to pay debts, noting the firm was losing about 30000 dollars a month.
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A T Louis
Il. G. Lewis
Vo Putnam
Lewis Publishing Company
Testi
Lewis
Putnam
Coopanys
Presbyterians plan sweeping campaign in China and U.S.
Secretaries of Southern Presbyterian boards in Chattanooga map a three-year plan to spread the gospel. The drive targets evangelizing China while widening U S ministerial education and Sunday school work. Participants include S L Morris Homer McMillan Henry Sweets R E Magill Charlie A Rowland Egbert Smith and Charles W Pratt.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Presbyterian Church
China
United States
S. L. Morris
Atlanta
Home Mission Board
Homer McMillan
Thia Board
Henry H Sweets
Louisville
R. E. Magill
Richmond
Charlies A Rowland
Athens
Hey Egbert Smith
Nashville
Foreign Mission Board
Charles W Pratt
Daga
Richmond, Va
Two Killed by Train Near Fulton Kentucky
Fulton Kentucky March 43. Two railroad victims, Bene dict of Clinton Kentucky and a black man, were killed when an extra freight collided with a local accommodation train No 91 six miles north of Fulton. The day coach at the rear was demolished. Cited cause points to a signal mistake.
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Fulton
Benedict
Clinton
Milnois Central
Proclamation Orders Maine Flag Half Mast in Albany
Governor Dix issues a proclamation directing flags on all public buildings in the 6 to be lowered to half mast from noon to sunset on Saturday in memory of the wreck of the old battle ship Maine. The order follows the Maine disaster and applies across state facilities.
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Maine
Albany
Dix
Sugar trial hearing reveals Kissel and Segal loan deal
In New York March 14 the government used a defendant as a witness. Harned testified about a loan arrangement involving Kissel and Segal to finance the Philadelphia refinery’s operations, and about plans to close that refinery to cover losses. Details include Kissel’s statements on funding and control of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company assets.
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New York
United States
Wise
Hand
Thomas B Harned
Adolph Segal
Philadelphia
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania
Butt
Harned
Segal
Gustave BE. Kissel
H O Havemeyer
Kissel
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Sugar Trust Wed
John K. Parsons
Sugar Trust
Askeg
Joseph Jumkin
George H Earle
Pennsylvania Company
Larles
Segals
H O Havemeier
Risse
Girl Fails to Get 50000 From Caruso in Breach Suit
Milan March 14 A breach of promise suit by Pasquale Genelli for his daughter Eliza against tenor Enrico Caruso ended with a verdict for Caruso but costs awarded to the plaintiff. New York March 14 Engineers press wage rise demands as conferences with railway company men open amid high living costs and broader duties. talks adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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Milan
Italy
Enrico Carusco
Pasquale Genelli
Eliza
Caruso
New York
Death notices from Columbus and vicinity March 14
The column lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Columbus and nearby towns including L A Camp Talbotton J T Leonard Sam Cohen Miss Alice Johnson P M Holland Canton Samantha Jane Weems Joseph A Llorens and Rebecca Whitley with dates ages survivors and funeral arrangements. Services and interments are noted at local churches and cemeteries, reflecting a mid 20th century community notice style.
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Swift & Company
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Wanda
Brewn Allens
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
Electa
Hee
Puck
Lucy Hoke Smith
Sue Roci
Rome
M A Phelan
Mirs Woc Leonard
M L. Smith
Opelika
Ala
George Ramey
Newnansen
Belvedere Brooks
Mr Belvedere Brooks, Jr
City
Florida
Mr Brooks, Jr
Florence Dent
Newnan
Martha Lawshe
Nce
Jo W Jones
Lucey Wall Jones
Cartersville
Miss E Quillian
Ase
Nicholas Ittner
Ittner
J H McDonald
Keely
Colonial Pumps
Newport
Blucher
Oxford
Major'ray
Taft, Hanna
Epsilon Chapter
Wee
Rock Hil
George
Ramey
H 1
Callier
St Louis
Aril
Mra Wade Langston
St. Louis
Mra Martin
Mra Slover
Norfolk
Gussie McE Phillips
Daytona
Orlando
Bt Petersburg
Roger Dewar
J. B. Hockaday
J O Vaughn
Fam Hy
Fourteenth Street
E A Hardin
Misa Eda Goodloe
W T Withers
Suffolk
A L Richardson
Fred Patterson
Helen Peabody
Petersburg
Jesse Couch
ArtHne Scully
Aboin' English Grand Opera Company
Flournoy Hopkins
York
Lamer Jeter
Belvidere Brooks
Nan Stephens
Nina Gentry
W T. Gentry
Belvidere Brooks, Jr
Leon Sonders
New York City
Presbyterians
Girl
Montana
Oregon
Columbia
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Ones
W.C Thorn
North Elgie Street
Great Northern Railway
Travell
L. A
Columbus
L.A Camp
Ihaige
Uils
St Paul Methodist Church
Sie
J. T. Leonard
Talbotton
John T Leonard
Eddard E Leonard
Tale
Yypalante Ga
Samuel 5S
Hathcock
Rug Oak
College Turk
Atanta
Christian Church
Red Oak
Sam Cohen
Eged
Bro’ i. Cohen J Cohen W Cohen
Alf Cohen
M Wice
Ann‘e Coen
Greenerg & Bind Chapel
Roseland
Alice Johnsont
Ale Johnsen
Whitehall Terrace
Margaret
Johnson
Alonzo
Homer Johnson
Fo Ir
G H Coker
Cuarlea F Petty
Ethel
Janie Johnson
McDonough
John
Orr
Greenberg & Bond Chanel
Ilmissment
Westlow
Methodist Church
Samantha Jane Weems
Housband
Lula Simpson
Minnie Carsruth
Misa Lrue
Willie Weemg
Montrosa
Joseph A. Llorens
Joseph A Llorens
Luckte Street
Sacred Heart Church
Westview
Rebecca Whitley
Rebecca
Bethal Church
County
Cobb County
L. R. Lanier
L R. Lanier
O'Elects
Williams Street
Retter
India
Ceylon