Trinity Church raises about five thousand dollars by spontaneous subscription
The Trinity church congregation in Atlanta raised roughly $5,000 at yesterday morning's service, largely without solicitation, to pay the organ debt and fund repairs. The pastor Rev H Bradley praised the astonishing generosity as unprecedented, noting the large, influential congregation and listing numerous subscribers with sizable gifts.
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Trinity Church
H. Bradley
H. 3. Bradley
Trinity
Atlanta
Weve Come by it Honestly in Our Hat Shop Motto
A shopkeeper touts lifelong effort to keep hats stylish and properly styled for customers. The speaker laments rivals rushing sales and exploiting buyers, contrasting their own careful service with cheaper, untrustworthy practices.
Finance Committee May Es Called To Red Today
Finance panel may meet today to discuss securing funds for central city street repairs. Mayor Mims may call a special council meeting if needed to push an extraordinary tax levy. Purchases ordered by the purchasing committee include four Studebaker street sweepers and two sprinklers, to be delivered within thirty days.
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Finance Committee
Collier
Mims
Board of Health
E. Boykin
Studebaker Brothers
South Bend
Ind
Atlanta
Southern Drug Journal to Appear in Atlanta
The Southern Drug Journal announces its first issue soon from offices in the Empire Building. Francis B. Hays of North Carolina will edit. he previously worked with The Druggist Circular in New York and has experience as a retail druggist. He arrived in Atlanta last Friday and expresses favorable views of the city. The piece also notes a humorous aside about Pond's Extract and Robinson Crusoe, and lists multiple local donors and sums.
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Southern Drug Journal
Atlanta
Empire Building
Francis B. Hays
North Carolina
Hays
Druggist Circular
New York
Mountaineer Portraits and Green College Sermon
Rev C. Spence of Demorest Ga. preached at Central Congregational Church on mountaineers of North Georgia. He praised mountain morals while noting moonshining and harsh taxes, extolling Green College’s resilience and aiding education among the region. A $200 pledge for the college followed the sermon.
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North Georgia
Georgia Mountaineer
C. Spence
J. 8. Green College
Demorest
Spence
Hand of Providence
Congregational Church
Spencer
Green College
South
United States
Atlanta
Bob Lowry
Georgia
Sonté Lima
Tome
Spente
Ike
Jim
China
Mr. Spence
Wew Bead Is Being Pushed
Cordele Georgia March 23 Special The grading forces of the Atlantic and Birmingham railway moved ramps into the city and are fast building the road through the city miles Work on the freight depot has begun and soon the road will have business headquarters here The offices of the construction department will be located here while the road is being built from Cordell to Monteaure and on to Birmingham Alabama.
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Atlantic and Birmingham Railway
Hias
Roid
Med
Cordell
Monteaure
Birmingham
Ala
Praiseworthy Confederate Daughters Fundraiser Dormitory
The Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy promote a post Easter entertainment to fund a Winnie Davis memorial dormitory at the State Normal school in Athens Georgia. Led by Mrs Joseph Thompson and other prominent women the event aims to echo Winnie Davis ethos by aiding education of Georgia youths and honoring Confederate memory.
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Winnie Davis
State Normal School
Athens
Atlanta
D. C
Georgia
Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Joseph Thompson
Preston Arkwright
Don Pardee
Prank Calloway
Robert Maddox
Wilmer Moore
Norwood Mitchell
Walter Taylor
Edward Peters
Frank Meador
James Dickey
George Dexter
Meador
Dickey
Unique Philosophy of an Interesting Woman in Atlanta
An April Lakes' Home Journal piece profiles Mrs. Dr. E. L. Connally, wife of Dr. E. L. Connally and daughter of Gov. Joseph E. Brown, who sows beauty by planting flower seeds along rail routes. Her act turns dull landscapes into bright displays, inspiring others to brighten unseen places for future travelers.
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the Lakes' Home Journal
E. L Connally
Southern Railroad
Amled
Charleston Exposition and W C T U Congress Notes
Georgia’s representative to the WCTU congress in Charleston reports on the Charleston Interstate and West Indian exposition. Describes Ivory City grounds, the Women’s Building, welcome by Mrs S C Simonds, addresses by Mrs L M Stevens, and remarks by Mrs J H Huayneg. Highlights include a reception, debates on licensing vs prohibition, and praise for Miss Anna Gordon of the Loyal Temperance Legion.
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Fla
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Misa Murray
Helena
Idaho
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Opposition to Reopening the Southern Interstate Fair
J M High speaks against resuming the race track plan and warns Atlanta merchants and citizens. A mass meeting of fair association stockholders and Atlanta officials in the council chamber at 11 am aims to decide on a fall fair and possible mile track at exposition park. High urges restraint, arguing a horse show alone harms Atlanta and believes funds should back a first class fair without racing. he calls for public attendance and cites past misgivings with recent fairs.
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Atlanta
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Atlanta Constitution
Arso
Exposition Park
South
Georgia
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