Funeral of Dr Kinamann Divine in Atlanta and Newnan
The service for Dr Kinamann Divine was led by Rev Albion W Knight at the Episcopal Cathedral with Confederate Veterans and medical colleagues in attendance. The casket was borne from the church to the depot and transported to Newnan for burial, where friends and pallbearers accompanied the remains to the cemetery.
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Kinamann. Divine
National Surgical Institute
Albion W. Knight
Episcopal Cathedral
Knight
Epiacopay Church
Jesus
Dr. Jurnigan
O Richardson
Natener
Divine
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Amos Pox
William M. Durham
Arch Avary
John T. Stocks
Thomas H. Kenan
I. M. Clayton
John <. Campbell
W.‘D. Biua
John ‘W. Nelms
T. P. Cleveland
W. H. Hobcombe
DB. Scott
J. H. Shadden
P. la
J.W. Hood
J. G. Earnest
3. W. Duncan
H. van Goldtanoven
K. H. Boland
C. J. Giddings
Amos Fox
W. L. Calhoun
Ray
Albion N. Knight
Newnan
WHR
Wits
REO
Death of Mrs. Sarah L. Jones in Atlanta at 70
Mrs. Sarah L. Jones aged seventy died yesterday afternoon at her niece Mrs. E F Blodgett's residence 40 Ivy Street amid a long illness. She was among Atlanta's oldest citizens, last of a 32 member family. Funeral will be held today at 3 PM from 20 Ivy Street with pallbearers B F Abbott H H Cananiss John S Parks J J Maddox A P Stewart and George B Hope assisting.
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Atlanta
Sarah L. Jones
E. F. Drodgett
Ivy Priest
Jones
R. C. Johnson
Steve R. Johnson
Sho
Mira
Knoxville Attorney Johnn Williams Found Dead in Bed
Knoxville Tenn March 2? Spocas Johnn Williams an attorney of this city was found dead in his bed this afternoon A coroner s jury rendered a verdict of death from heart disease Some suspected that he took morphine as he had stated to a physician he had morphine in big possession
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Knoxvile
Tenn
Spocas
Johnn. Williams
City Council In Session Today Sees Key Elections
City officials convene at the city hall for a 4:00 pm adjourned session focused on electing a banking fund commission and reviewing the depot committee report on railroad matters. Mayor may nominate a woman to the board of lady visitors. council expected to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hétla Mito
W. TL. Peetreams
Maddox-Rucker Bank
Rohnert J. Lowry
Joel Hurt
Hugh Inman
Paul Romare
James W. English
Polices
Lowry
Haveral
Woodwant
W. H. Patterson
Marking Old Feds Graves at Gettysburg Regents Information Sought
Judge Robert L Rogers of Atlanta assists Gettysburg National Military Park in inscribing Confederate regiments. Commissioner Major Robbins requests Georgia unit details for Anderson Benning Semmes Woodford brigades and Cobb and Philipa legions. He seeks available reports or sketches and copies for accuracy and brevity.
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Gettysburg Park Commission
Georgia
Robert L. Rodgers
Atlanta
Gettysburg ‘National “Battery Park
Robbins
Rodgers
Gettysburg National Military Park
Gettysburg
Robert L. ‘Rodgers
Hay
Gir
Gattyeburg Commission
Cobb
Northern Virginia
Gelisburg
United State
William H, Robbins
World’s Largest Marble Block Lifted From Quarry
A Gouthterm Marble Company block in Plokena county weighed over 100000 pounds and measured 27 feet 2 inches by 4 feet 3 inches, containing about 500 cubic feet. The mass, nearly pure white, was removed for a northbound building project and photographed for display at the geological survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouth- Term
Plokena
Midia
Marble Hill
Yeates
Geological Survey
Hnally
Profesor ‘Yeates
Chorus Rehearse for Atlanta Sunday School Convention
The chorus to sing at the Atlanta Sunday school convention will rehearse Friday night at 8 o clock at the Cable Piano Company hall on Whitehall street Professor B C Davis leads the music and seeks full attendance from all local Sunday schools The aim is to have at least three voices in the chorus and perform early music with well known hymns. many schools are expected to send delegates to the rehearsal and enthusiasm is high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Davis
Nervous Ailments Cured by Dr Miles Nervine
A Mrs L J Burke from Albans recounts severe nervous prostration lasting years. After using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure her condition improved rapidly, sleep steadied, headaches eased, and she regained strength to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Aser
Palmetto Forms Volunteer Guard As State Plans Aid
Palmetto, Campbell County, Ga, organizes the Palmetto Guards a volunteer military company of local young men. Officers elected Captain T. P. Bullard first lieutenant H. T. Daniel second lieutenant W. H. Austin. Governor Candler’s office and Inspector General Obear anticipated to shape the unit. application filed for admission to state service. members listed include E. P. Bullard and others.
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Palmetto Guards
Beat Fames
Palmetto
Theetate
Hield
Candler
Obear
T. P. Bullard
H. T. Daniel
We H. Austin
Adlon D. Candier
Georgia
Tha
T. P. Bulleed
H.T. Uanlet
Teutenant
W. H. Austin
Qustte
the Peace
LF. McKay
Dean
HK. Beckman
D. B. Bollard
AL W. Morris
C. Giveng
Lionel Remfrey
Mime Danial
RD. Tatum
JR. Mirrix
Lamar Thornton
Lec. W. Smith,Jr
B. Austin
Arma
E. P. Bullard
Campbell County
Georgia Tech Praised by Boston Lecturer in Atlanta Visit
In a Boston Advertiser article, Elson, a nationally known educator, praises Atlanta and the Georgia Institute of Technology. He notes the city’s northern energy, rapid library plans, and the school’s firm discipline under Captain Hall. He views Tech as central to Southern industrial growth and potential cotton mill shifts toward finer fabrics.
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Elson
Boston
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Boston Advertiser
England
South
Chick Scientific School of
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia
Alabama
New England
Water bond debate widens for Fort McPherson pipes
The Atlanta water board discussed a water bond election on April 1 to extend city water to Fort McPherson. Officials argue bonds are a sound long term investment and would fund about 84,000 feet of piping, improving access to pure water amid typhoid concerns. Voters must register to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Water Board
Atlanta
Gor Elty
Clty
Oder
Stewart
Howell Erwin
Pips
Erwin
Fire damages Wiseberg Building at 43 Peachtree Street
Fire tore through the Wiseberg building yesterday morning causing slight damage. The blaze, blamed on gasoline spontaneous ignition in the repair department of the Southern Typewriter Headquarters, was contained by the fire department after a Hobo clock call from box 41. The firemen fought the flames for several minutes and prevented further destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseberg
Peachtree Street
Southern Typewriter
Fhre
Board of Education Holds Regular Meeting Today
Regular monthly session of the board of education is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Boys High School building. Topics of importance will be discussed by members as several long absent teachers are expected to return for the meeting.
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Board’ of Education
Board of Education
Boys’ High School
Oheanen
A Queenly Woman and the Peruna remedy critique
A feature on Mrs McKee Rankin praising her beauty and status and promoting Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and general female ailments. The piece cites letters from Dr Hartman and endorsements by E B Hood, urging women to read Health and Beauty by Dr Ashman and to obtain Peruna and Manalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Rankin
Phylla Rankin
Hertman
Wonan
Peruna
Hartman
EB. Hood
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Charleston
W.va
E. B. Hood
Ashman
Columbus
New Depot Plan Faces High Costs and Safety Risks
City and railway officials debate building a new depot and adjusting grades to fit freight and passenger tracks. Key issues are Whitehall depth and minimum clearance under the tracks, with proposed eleven to twelve feet clearance and a report expected later today. Representatives will inform the railroad commission on progress and possible road adjustments to ease crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Georgia Road
Burnet
Whitehall
Atlanta
Peters
Woodruff
Consolidated
Whitewall
Pryor
Fuller Get 2500 Damages After Bicycle Collision on Georgia Avenue
A damaged clipping reports Fuller seeks 2500 in damages claiming a cyclist fell after hitting an obstruction on Georgia Avenue. The court tendered a verdict in a case involving W. T. Folier and a city street obstruction as the morning session proceeded.
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Georgia Avenue
Cass
W. T. Folier Sga
Sad death of two sisters at Tabernacle Church
The Smith children Lucy May and Lucile, aged six and eight, died within two days of each other and were interred at Forrest Station after funeral services at Tabernacle Baptist Church led by Dr. K. G. Broughton. Their father, B. F. Smith, a Western and Atlantic railroad employee, shared grief with relatives and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy May
Lucile Smith
B. F. Smith
Mangum Street
Attie Luelle
Pierce
Stevens
Lacy May
Tabernacte Sunday School
Miss Spinks
Tabernacle Baptist Church
K. G. Broughton
Forrest Station
J. E. Ogura
Charles P. Ozburn
John Smith
Frank Smith
Mr. Smith
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Chicago Professor
Professor Roxan Tyler of Chicago credits Chamberlain Cough Remedy with curing a severe winter cold that nearly led to pneumonia. She praises its pleasant taste, quick relief, and vows to use it again. For sale by Frank Edmondson in Wheeling.
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Tyler
Roxan Tyler
Chicago
Hiiness Woman's Alliance
Frank Edmondson
Whitehall
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K. ¢. Divine
Albion Knight
Binking Fund
Mire
W. EL. Patterson
FEDS
Southern Marble Company
Pickens County
Miles Nervine
Atrial
Dr. Miles
Bullaed Wes
Ton
Mia
Morie
Louise Myrie
The
Americus Ae
Water Board
Ateneen
Wax Department
Fort McPherron
Roldiers
Morrin
the Water Board
Gimpson
Department of the Boll
Woodward
Water Department
War Department
Fort McPherson
Eco
Coronel Simpson
Mrs. Lickee Rankin
Hood
Fuller
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