Second Ward Civic Improvement Club Meets Friday March 15
Multiple local meetings are scheduled for March 15 including the Second Ward Civic Improvement Club at 10 a m at Mrs Courtland S Winn 543 Washington St Electa Chapter No 60 E S meets at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple with full attendance invited and degrees to be conferred The Woman's Auxiliary of St Luke's Church gathers at 3 30 p m in the late class room The Georgia Libby Circle of the Daughters and Sons meets with Mrs Melton Rawson St Friday at 3 p m The Busy Bee ad ends with a Puck quip about advertising not relevant to the notices.
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Second Ward Civic Improvement Club
Courtland S. Winn
Washington Street
Electa Chapter No 60
E. S
Masonic Temple
St. Luke's Church
Georgia Libby
The
Iine’s Daughters and Sons
Melton
Rawson Street
Social items from Washington to Newnan and New York
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith returned home in Washington yesterday. Miss Sue Bowle of Rome visits Miss M A Phelan. Mrs H C Leonard stays with her mother Mrs M L Smith in Opelika. Mrs George Ramey and children will spend the weekend in Newnan. Belvedere Brooks and son from New York stay at the Georgian Terrace en route from Florida for health reasons of Brooks Jr. Florence Dent returns to Newnan after visiting Miss Martha Lawshe. J W Jones and Lucy Vail Jones of Cartersville visit Dr and Mrs W W Quillian. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ittner in Florida. he returns today, she stays a week longer. Mr and Mrs J H McDonald and
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Lucy Hoke Smith
Washington
Sue Bowle
Rome
M A Phelan
H_C Leonard
M L. Smith
Opelika
Ala
Belvedere Brooks
Mr Belvedere Brooks, Jr
New York
City
Georgian Terrace
Florida
Brooks, Jr
Florence Dent
Newnan
Martha Lawshe
Nicholas Ittner
Ittner
Mrs Ittner
J F Fain
Rock Hil
George W. Ramey
Gussie McE. Phillips
Daytona
Orlando
St. Petersburg
Roger Dewar
J. B. Hockaday
Belvidere Brooks
Nan Stephens
Nina Gentry
Www. T. Gentry
Belvidere Brooks, Jr
Major Rays Strong Pull Ties To Taft Backers Exposed
Washington reports Brigadier General C. C. Sniffen testified that Paymaster Beecher B. Ray acted as a strong link between President Taft supporters and Republican aspirants before 1908. He cited political influence used by Ray and named Senator Cullom, Senator Hanna, and others, including a relative of the secretary of war, Charles P. Taft. Sniffen admitted yielding to Ray under pressure while recounting Ray’s leave and transfer abuses and expressed personal shame for his actions.
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Washington
Beecher B. Ray
Taft
House
C. C. Sniffen
Sniffen
Major Ray
Cullom
Ilinois
Richa Root
Hemenway
Indiana
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Edwards
Ray
Epsilon Chapter Banquet Tonight At University Club
The Epsilon chapter of Phi Chi at the Atlanta School of Medicine will host a banquet tonight at the University club with Dr J G Edwards presiding as toastmaster. Alumni including Dr H Pyon Dr C E Thrash W S Kendrick R T Dorsey Z G Jones L S Clarke will deliver annual addresses, noting strong financials and social value for 11 12. Efforts aim to make it the brightest southern medical fraternity chapter.
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Epsilon Chapter
Phi Chi Fraternity
Atlanta School of Medicine
University Club
J. G. Edwards
H P Yon
C E. Thrash
W. S Kendrick
R. T Dorsey
Z& G. Jones
L S Clarke
Epsilon
Social notes from Atlanta and Savannah residents arrivals
Miss Grace McDonald of Dallas arrives April first to live at the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta. Miss Isabel Kuhrt and Miss Rosa Gibbs of Savannah visit friends here and will tour Augusta before returning home. Mrs E T Payne learns her daughter Mrs Maxwell Thebaut sails from San Francisco aboard the Virginia on April 9 for Honolulu with the Thebaut family, planning months abroad. Various relatives and visitors travel between Atlanta, Augusta, St. Louis, and Norfolk, with gatherings at the Georgian Terrace and multiple engagements and theater parties announced among local society.
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Grace McDonald
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
McDonald
Isabel Kuhrt
Rosa Gibbs
Savannah
Allen Schoen
Augusta
E. T Payne
Maxwell Thebaut
Maxwell and
Payne
San Francisco
United States
Virginia
Honolulu
Dr. Thebaut
States
Liverpool
New York
Morgan Glover
H W. By Glover
H. IL. Collier
St. Louis
Aril
Wade Langston
Dafr Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Jewish Alliance to Welcome Judge Sanders in Atlanta
Judge Leon Sanders of New York City, grand master of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham for the United States and president of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society, will visit Atlanta to address the Georgia lodge No 493. A banquet will follow on March 20 at 8 o clock at the Jewish Educational Alliance.
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Leon Sanders
New York City
Independent Order of Brith Abraham
United States
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
Atlanta
Independent Order of Brith
Judge Sanders
Georgia Lodge
Jewish Educational Alliance
Allance
Methods of Lewis Shown by Witness in Misuse of the Mails Trial
St Louis March 14 In the trial of I R G Lewis charged with misuse of the mails CG V Putnam former treasurer of the Lewis Publishing Company testified that 216000 worth of stock turned over to the company by Lewis and credited on the books for 162000 was sold instead of 212000 worth sent in by stockholders. Putnam identified board minutes March 22 1909 showing a 16 percent dividend written by Lewis and charged against company indebtedness. He said Lewis ordered liquidation of securities to pay debts and the company was losing 30000 monthly when the resolution was read.
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St. Louis
I.r G. Lewis
CG. V. Putnam
Lewis Publishing Company
Lewis
Putnam
Board of Directors
Presbyterians Plan Sweeping Gospel Campaign
Chattanooga scene reports Southern Presbyterian church boards outlining a three year plan to spread the gospel. The drive focuses on enlarging China work amid an ongoing push for ministerial education and Sunday school expansion in the United States. Key leaders from Atlanta Louisville Richmond and Athens attend as secretaries map future action. A morning session will finalize plans for the next three years.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Presbyterian Church
China
Chine
United States
L. Morns
Atlanta
Home Mission Board
Homer McMillan
Henry H. Sweeta
Louisville
R. E. Magill
Richmond
Charlies A. Rowland
Athens
Egbert Smith
Nashville
Foreign Mission Board
Charles W. Pratt
Missionary Laymen's Movement
Train Collision Kills Two Near Fulton Kentucky
At Fulton Kentucky on March 14 a local accommodation train No 91 was struck from behind by an extra freight at a yard six miles north. John Benedict of Clinton Kentucky and a Black woman passenger died. The day coach was wrecked and the crash blamed on a misread drypass.
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Fultan
John Benedict
Clinton
Illinois Central
Albany Proclamation Orders Half Mast for Maine Wreck Day
Governor Dix issues a proclamation directing public buildings in Albany to fly flags at half mast from noon to sunset on Saturday while wreck of the old battleship Maine is disposed of. The order applies to all public buildings in the state capital.
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Maine
Albany
N. Y
Dix
Pwblic
Sugar trial witness testifies on refinery plot
In New York on March 14 government witnesses pressed the sugar case. Thomas B. Harned, acquitted on charges, testified about Kissel Segal and Parsons arranging a loan to close the Philadelphia refinery. Documents include Kissel’s deathbed note that Segal knew the loan sources and a plan to halt Philadelphia operations.
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New York
United States
Wise
Hand
Thomas B. Harned
Adolph Segal
Philadelphia
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Harned
Segal
Gustave E. Kissel
H. O. Havemeyer
Kissel
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Mr Wise
Sugar Trust
John E. Parsons
Sugar
Girl Fails to Get 50 000 From Caruso
Milan court discharges the breach of promise suit against tenor Enrico Caruso in favor of Pasquale Genelli on behalf of his daughter Eliza, but orders Caruso to pay the action costs. In New York the engine drivers wage talks begin with railroad general managers, citing higher living costs and duties as reasons for a wage hike.
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Milan
Italy
Enrico Carusco
Pasquale Genelli
Eliza
Caruso
New York
Mortuary Notices From Columbus and Nearby Areas
The obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs L A Camp of Bray in Chicago and reforming Columbus resident L A Camp's widow. John T Leonard of Talbotton aged 80, a prominent farmer, died at his son's home and was buried near Ypsilanti. Samuel S Hathcock, 60, died at Red Oak. funeral at Red Oak Christian church with interment there. Sam Cohen, 56, died, survived by wife and three children. funeral at Greenberg Bond chapel, interment Roseland. Alice Johnson, 36, died, survived by mother and siblings. funeral at her residence with interment at McDonough. John Orr, infant son of Mr and Mrs J T Orr, died. funeral at Greenberg Bond chapel, interment West View.
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J. T. Leonard
Talbotton
John T Leonard
Edward K Leonard
Talebot County
Fie Ts
Ypsilante
Sam Cohen
L. Cohen
J Cohen
W Cohen
AL Cohen
M. Wice
Annie Cohen
Greenberg & Bond Chapel
Roseland
Alice Johnson
Whitehall Terrace
Margaret Johnson
Alonzo
Homer Johnson
G H. Coker
Charles Petty
Ethel
Janie Johnson
McDonough
John
J. T. Orr
West View
Canton Man P. M. Holl land Dies at 74 in Atlanta Sanitarium
P M Holland of Canton Ga died last night at his son in law L Clare’s home. A Confederate veteran who was wounded in the war he had recently been in a sanitarium in Atlanta. He was 74 and a well known local figure. Burial was to be at 3 p m from the Methodist church. Also Mrs Samantha Jane Weems aged 16 years died yesterday in a private sanitarium leaving a husband and three children with funeral planned to Montrose for interment.
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P. M. Holland
Canton
P. M. Hollland
L. Clare
Bank of Canto
Holtland
Alanta
Methodist Church
Samantha Jane Weems
Lula Simpson
Minnie Carruth
Drue Willie Weama
Montrosa
Death notices for Joseph Liorens and Rebecca Whitley
Joseph A Liorens aged 49 proprietor of the Cuban Pool Rooma died yesterday at 2 am at his residence 75 Luckie street from a coughing fit that strained the right carotid artery funeral today at 3 pm Sacred Heart church with interment in Westview He is survived by his wife and three sons and one daughter Rebecca Whitley funeral this morning at 11:65 o'clock in Bethel church Cobbs county interment in Cobb county
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Joseph A. Liorens
Luckie Street
Sacred Heart Church
Westview
Rebecca Whitley
Bethel Church
Cobbs County
Cobb County
Lanier Elderly Resident Dies At 64 In Steg
L R Lanier aged 64 years died yesterday afternoon at 6 30 at his residence 24 Williams Street He is survived by two daughters and two sons Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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L. R. Lanier
L. KR. Lanier
Steg
Wiliams Street
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