Luncheon Honors Mrs Keenan and Society Guests
A sequence of social events at the Georgian Terrace and Capital City Club honors Mrs Walter Keenan of Columbia and other guests. Mrs Blanton Fortson returns to Athens with Miss Wildred Fortson and Miss May Fortson. Mrs Eugene Black hosts luncheon. Mrs Reuben Arnold stages a matinee and tea. Mrs Emily McDonald and others entertain. Dining notices list menu items for March 20 1912 including corn starch pudding blackberry roll vanilla sherbet steak to order chicken dinner 40 cents and various sides.
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Miss Eckert
Nunnally & McCrae's Factory
First Methodist Women Postpone Meeting to March 21
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist plans a postponed meeting Thursday March 21 at 3 pm. Recording secretary is Mrs. Co E Choate. The notice mentions the Atlanta Frances Willard group.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist
Co. E. Choate
Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy Shared by Women in Relief
A Peoria woman and a Jessup resident credit Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief from serious health issues after doctors advised surgery. Testimonials claim two months of use spared operations and restored health, urging others to try the remedy before surgery.
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Peoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Christina teEp
Mound St
Ill
Jessup
Aja E. Pinkham
Joseph A. Iynch
Union to Hold Regular Session This Thursday Afternoon
The union will hold its regular session Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Officials and visitors are invited to be present.
Atlanta Dents Parlors Offer Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices
The advertisement claims Atlanta Dents-Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets provide high quality dental work at low prices. It warns against paying exorbitant costs and unsafe services, urging readers to choose their affordable options at 19 Peachtree Street entrance.
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Anya
Atlanta
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Ose
Hard Question for Mother from Prom Lippincott
Four year old Porathy asks what she will be when grown up. Mother traces a life path to Bedwen after death, a grandmother and great grandmother. Dorothy asks which parts of her will go to heaven and what will be buried under the flowers.
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Prom Lippincott'’s
Porathy
Dorothy
Profit Sharing Basis on New Mexico Ranch T
A Metropolitan Magazine excerpt describes greaser laborers paid on shares. A ranch manager proposes a Mexican worker dig half the pestholes on the boss’s land and gut his own half elsewhere, illustrating a crude profit sharing scheme in a 30,000 acre operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Magazine
New Mexico
Candidacy Distracted by Tumultuous Screening Scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic scene with shouting mobs and a disrupted event. Several figures are referenced in unclear terms as the crowd charges a location and clashes occur, leaving the outcome ambiguous and the atmosphere tense.
Season Tickets for Opera Sale Nears Close in Atlanta
Season ticket sales for the Atlanta Music Festival Association reach across Georgia and the South with orders from Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Athens, Rome, Valdosta, and many other towns. Purchasers in Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Mississippi, and beyond have placed reservations, signaling strong regional demand as the sale deadline nears this week.
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Publi
Atlanta
Eale
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolig
South
Georgia
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Athens
Rome
Valdonta
Thomseville
Brunswick
Bainbridge
Monroe
Millen
Hartwell
Union
Avery
Atats
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Selma
Annigton
Dothan
Gadsden
Alabama
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooge
Apa
Kington
St. Louis
Asheville
Withington
New York
Charleston
Tampa
Court Rules Husband Cannot Testify Against Wife in Georgia
A Georgia appeals court rules that a husband is not a competent witness against his wife in a criminal case involving personal assault. The decision reverses a conviction based on the husband’s testimony and discusses the shift from earlier codes. The ruling clarifies that even dying declarations by a husband would not be admissible against his wife under this provision.
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Georgia
State Court of Appeal
Lizzle Ector
Tile City
Griffin
Lizzie Ector
Court of Years
Questin
Wer
Supreme Court of Georgia
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Grace
Eye witness tale of Hillsville courthouse tragedy unfolds
Greensboro jurist recounts eyewitness details and new incidents from the Hillsville courthouse attack. Sheriff Haynes says the first volley killed Sheriff Webb and that Judge Massie fell to a Sidna Allen shot. Floyd Allen wounded Foster, who later died. Jazebel Goad aided her father during the shootout. Sidna fled home. Allen kin hide in mountains with aid from Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Ines
Gurry County
Sidna Allen
Hillsvile
Hillville
Haynes
Webb
Massie
Commonwealth Attorney
Foster
Clerk Goad
Floyd Allen
Jazebel Goad
Nisat
Allen
Mr. Wilkinson
Hillaville
Allens
Insurance Men Select Atlanta To Host Conventions
Atlanta will host two major insurance gatherings in April. The New York Life inspectors from southern states meet April 3 to 5 at the Georgian Terrace with 150 to 200 attendees from cities across the region. A second Union fire insurance general agents meeting runs April 20 to 21 at the same hotel with about 125 attendees.
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Atlanta
M. J. Carroll
Georgian Terrace
Thad G. Bell
Richmond
New York Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Texas
Union
United States
Hearst to Visit Atlanta After Georgian Purchase
William Randolph Hearst plans a several day stay in Atlanta in the coming days his first visit since buying The Georgian. John Temple Graves announced the visit at the Georgian Terrace noting Graves arrived from New York the night before and that Colonel Graves plans to make Atlanta home after the presidential election.
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W. R. Massengale
Florida
Cuba
W. M. Scott
Grant Straet
William Cox Dickey
Lawrenceville
N. J
Georgian Terrace
BE. L. Connally
Jances Connally
Warner Martin
Ampa
William Randolph Hearst
Atlanta
Mr. Hearst
John Temple Graves
New York
Colonel Graves
Gravey
Edith Faces Breach of Promise Suit After Engagement Break
Edith confronts a breach of promise dispute as her fiancé Jack ends the engagement. She plans to sue him, asserting the prearranged marriage was broken and seeking redress for the broken agreement.
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Edith
Jack
Tom
Bregeh
The Club at Midnight Confession in Courtroom Echoes
A terse dialogue emerges with a man praised as a model husband by an admirer while a midnight club scene hints at a whispered excuse. The text presents fragmented quotes implying private claims about fidelity and public image amid a nightlife setting.
Taft Eyes Coal Crisis Talks With Miners
President Taft plans meetings in Washington to review the anthracite coal dispute with miners and operators. John Mitchell may visit March 22 as officials Nagel Neill prepare a report on current conditions. Congress worries a coal strike could raise costs for bituminous coal and Navy supplies.
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Boston
Maroh
Taft
Washington
White House
John Mitchell
Washington Marsh
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Neill
Labor Commissigner
Mitchell
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Mr. Mitchell
Congress
Townsend
Representative Esch
House
Senator Townsend
Rany
Meyer
Navy
Virginia
West Virginia
Chigigo
Miracle Coal
BE. McLaughlin
Middle West
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
McLaughlin
Mr. McLaughlin
Widow Refuses to Marry Then Shot Dead in Birmingham
A widow Kate Herring was shot and killed tonight at home on First Avenue by Robin, a downtown restaurant patron, after she persisted in refusing to marry him. She leaves two children, age 14, as authorities investigate the motive and circumstances of this tragedy.
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Birmingham
Aiea
Dipe
Kate Herring
Robin
Patterson Likely Seeks Reappointment to State Prison Board
Griffin Georgia March 19 Judge Thomas E Patterson, though not announcing, is likely to run to succeed himself on the state prison board. Appointed by Governor Smith to fill the unexpired term of General Clement A Byran, Patterson is a prominent figure, having served as city judge and solicitor, and led the state Christian convention. A recent recovery note counters prior physician reports.
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Griffin
Thomas E. Patterson
State
Smith
Clement A. Byana
Patterson
Seyrt
Criff_ln
Christian
Repartee at a Street Corner Meeting
A brief exchange from a suffrage debate shows a Scoffing Man ridiculing suffragettes and their European customs. The Suffragette replies that the custom is not confined to foreign lands, asserting women’s questioning of marriage norms. The dialogue captures tension over women’s roles and marriage.
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Bex
Courne
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Geo. P. Docker
R. H. Merrill
Salt Lake City
D. H. Lopes
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Frances Willard
Mrs. Lynch
Brooklyn, N.Y
Emily Lowndes
Williama
James Carhart
Neshville, Tenn
Mars
W. 5B
Carart
George J. Hansen
J. W. Abrama
Helen Carrin
Kennesaw
Cito Craig
Alexander Street
R. Merritt
Forsyth
Jennie Mae Fenn
Walter Keenan
Columbia
J.T. Daniel
Misa Bernice Bucholz
Ponce de Leon Avenue
John Corrigan, Jr
Thomas P. Hinman
Pelham, Ga
Judson Hand
W. D. Christie Lay
8. C
Newmonth
Bert F. Tulle le
J. W. Frirguson
Bouievara Perrace
Misa
Alice Palmer
W. S. Garr
North Jackson Street
J. T. Daniel
Columbia, &. C
Eee
Misa Hessie Erwin
North Carolina
Ki. Aver
Frank Hardeman
Billy McDougald
Lee Worsham
Ormewood Court
Debbie Vaughn
Eliza Frances Andrews
Frank
Mary Helen Moody
Bridge
Jennis Hutchins
Susie Park
J. Millson
C. B. Pepper
G. Jeter
T. J. Butler
G. A. Howell
McWhorter Milner
Valdosta
John BR. Hopkins
Russell Hopkins
St. Augustine, Fla
O. M. Club
West End
Howard Arnold
D. J. Ray
John Mathews
Douglas
Albert Collier
John Barry
New Orleans
Mrs. Barry
Georgina
Hillsville
Gate City
Hearst
Shakeas- Peare
Nathan Hale
Hampton Roads
Boaten Navy Yard
State Prison Board
America
Central
Ilinois
Kelley Bros. CO
J. C. Stpakely
Secrretary
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Atlanis
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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