Boston plans finest clubhouse for women in the country
A northern publication describes Boston’s planned women's clubhouse on Beacon Street at Beacon Hill. The ten story Renaissance building will house more than a thousand women from nearly a hundred organizations with club offices, reception rooms, a restaurant and banquet hall on the top floor, Turkish bath and gym in the basement, and rental space on several floors. The project, funded by subscriptions and events, is led by Mrs. Potter with former presidents including Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Mrs. Florence Barker.
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Wom
Harbor
Brookline
Boston
Josephine Wright Chapman
Massachusets
Potter
Mra
Julia Ward Howe
Florence Barker
Meg
Bom. HO Magic
Miss Beard Lectures on Kindergarten at Congregational Church
Miss Fredericka Beard delighted a large Congregational church audience yesterday afternoon with a science and politics informed lecture on the kindergarten system. She will lecture this afternoon on Sunday school at the same venue, with a likely city stay extended after Saturday’s weather kept many away from her talk on Home at the Woman’s club.
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Miss Beard
Fredericka
Beard
Congregational Church
St Cecilia Club Forms Musical Society For Immaculate Conception Church
Yesterday a meeting at Mrs Dykeman’s house organized a musical society for the Immaculate Conception church youths. The group, to be named the 8th Cecelia Club, elected Mrs Henry Kuhrt president, Miss Bessie Walpole vice president, and Miss Mary Magus secretary and treasurer. Spiritual director Rev Father Schadowell and musical director Mrs Dykeman will guide activities. social items note upcoming entertainments and gatherings hosted by Mrs George M Brown and others, with visits planned to Pittsburgh and Boston.
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Sao
Boora
AL L. Byers
John J. Lynch
James J. Haverty
Eula Grinin
P. J. ‘Moran
Father Schadowell
Dykemen
Death Notice for Mrs Henry J Atkins
Friends of Mrs Henry J Atkins nee Virginia Stuart Anderson mourn her death at St Luke s Hospital New York City at 15 a m March 2 18 Her death followed a serious illness and an operation by Dr Francis H Marker The widow s family will be cared for by Mrs Julia Farr of Marietta Ga The eldest son James will stay with his uncle Joseph Atkins in Washington D C She was born in Newark New Jersey September 188 lost her mother at twelve and joined the Christian church in Atlanta Her life is described as gentle and devoted to others buried March 10 1895 in Brooklyn Cemetery beside her father and loved ones A G T
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Confederacy
Winnie Davis
New York Journal
South
Lumay
Virginia
Sheridan
H. M. Wharton
Haltimore
Dwight L Moody
Europe
Asia
Africa
Wharton
I Charlotte
N. C
Willard Home
Ocean Grove
N. J
Luray
Ah Acres
Bull
Congress
United States
Sternberg
Fitzhun Lee
Annie Wheeler
Joe Wheeler
Sourh
W. M. Polk
New York
Southern Society
Dann M. Brown
St. ‘Thomas‘a Chuteh
Henry J. Atkins
Virginia Stuart Anderson
St. Luke's Hospital
New York City
Francis H. Marker
Julia Fare
Marietts
Farr
Mr. Atkins
James
Joseph Atkine
Washington City
D. C
Atkins
Jennia
Brooklyn
A.G.T
Night Watchman at Compress Not Blamed for Fire
A letter from Oscar C. Turner defends Henry Klaitz, night watchman at the Colton compress, saying he likely did not hear the alarm and was reading a book near the office when the fire began. J D Turner and Dr J D Turner corroborate Klaitz’s character and reliability.
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Compress
Yeatergqy
Henry Kinitg
Colton Compress
Henry Klallz
Compresa Company
Mr. Klaitz
Jule Langston
Klaus
Klaitz
Oscar C. Turner
J.D. Turner
Exposition Cotton Mills
East Atlanta Baptist Congregation Lacks Worship Space
The East Atlanta Baptist Church will build a temporary tabernacle forty by fifty feet on Randolph street near Edgewood avenue after worshiping for the last time at Jenkins's Hall. Deacon board chair J. H. Weaver seeks volunteers to assist, contacting Rev. A. Kendrick at 23 Morrison Avenue. The group plans ongoing construction of a new house of worship on their Randolph Street lot.
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East Atlanta Baptist Wow
Fast Atlanta Baptist Church
Jankins's
Randolph Street
Edgewand Avenue
J. H. Weaver
A. D. Kendrick
Morrison Avenue
Bond Issue Vote Planned for Atlanta Water Mains
Notice to Atlanta voters of a city election on April 12 to decide a two hundred thousand dollar water main bond issue. Details cover ballot wording, registration books, tax funding through 1899 to 1902, and election rules under Mayor Woodward. Names include J A Woodward and Fulton County registrar.
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Atlanta
United States of America
Fulton County
J. &, Woodward
There's No Place Like Home at Grand Pacific Hotel
A brief mention of Chicago's Grand Pacific Hotel, described as modernized and premier in the West, highlighting its appeal for visitors and business travelers seeking quality lodging.
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Chicago
West
Youngest moonshiner on record at Fifteen in Carroll County
Joe Stachey, a fifteen year old from Carroll County, appears as the youngest moonshiner on record. Bound over yesterday by Commissioner Colquitt, Stachey was found in a sail by officers and claims ownership and operation of a still. He drank much of the whisky he manufactured and shows little concern about his arrest.
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Joe St
Stachey
Bankrupt Sale Planned for Notes of W J Zachry in Atlanta
Public outcry auction for cash before the courthouse door in Atlanta Georgia at 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday March 28 1899 all notes belonging to W J Zachry bankrupt to be sold. Notice available at No HE West Alabama street Atlanta GA office of trustee Julian Field trustee.
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Atlanta
W. J. Zachry
West Alabama Street
Ian Julian Field
Destitute widow Mary Clemmons seeks aid after bicycle injury
Mrs. Mary Clemmons, living on Greenaferry Avenue near Westview Cemetery, is in destitute circumstances after a bicycle accident leaves her unable to work. She has no food and needs assistance.
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Mary Clemmons
Greenaferry Avenue
Westviaw Cemetery
Tye Apa
Auction of multiple Fulton County parcels in Atlanta 1828
Foreclosure style sale to occur at the courthouse in Atlanta Fulton County Georgia on the first Tuesday in April 1828. Described properties include 225 East Hunter Street and 25 East Hunter Street parcels, an undivided one half interest in another tract near Love and Hill streets, and adjacent lots with plats on file. Tax liens held by state and county and deeds from W H Pickling or W L Abbott are cited in the notices.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
East Hunter Street
Martin Street
Hunter Street
W. L. Abbott
W. H. Pickling
Stewart
Georig
Abbott
Fulton
Gertbed Ag
Love and
Love Street
Elmore
Elmore, Exhibited By Them. St the Sate of Said Lot'on the 3d Day of May, |Wis
City of Atlants
Sanis
Ibi
Part - Seneribes Ae. Follaors
Goode, Fontaine
Atlanta Land Ang Lowa Company
B.C
Orginally
Henry
Walton
North Broad Streets
North Broad Street
Worth Road
Walton Street
Bald Piaiong
Superior Court
Georgia
C. J. Simmons
Court of Atlante
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Warren
William E
Richardson
Troptees
Henry L. Richardson
Simmons
Mth
Baker Street
Hayden Street
Imperior
Eald County of
J.P. Court
Hanlon
ORNOW
Nelms
Ghent
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Trans Atlantic Steamship Lines
Call J. Walker
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No. & Kimball House
Standard Printing Ink Co
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Rite
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