Piedmont Driving Club annual meeting and reception
The Piedmont Driving Club will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the County Club followed by a terrace luncheon and social reception. An orchestra will entertain. dancing is not planned due to restrictions.
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Piedmont Driving Club
New York
Leonard Kendall
Theodore Hammond
Atlanta
Dan Harris
Lowe Arnold
Air
Milt Saul
Geo
Crandall
Hammond
Orme
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Alex Smith
Rina
Austell Thornton
Paul Kruger Hat Tops Water for Birds in Hat History
From the Buffalo Express a humorous note describes Mrs Paul Kruger ordering a statue with a top hat kept open to hold water for birds. A comic scene follows of an artist and landlord where security by can vases is offered and declined, then a joke about another hat.
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Margaret Duncan
Womer
Jana
Paul Kruger
The
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Banker Coles Out of Jail in Greenfield
Charles H. B. Coles, former president of the Globe National Bank of Boston, was released from Greenfield jail after a lengthy sentence for misappropriation of bank funds. He left for Boston and plans to return to Hingham, Massachusetts, as the Globe bank's December 1, 1899 failure is noted. Sir Henry Tachereau resigns as chief justice of Canada, with Charles Fitzpatrick expected to succeed.
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Greenfield
Mass
Charles HB. Coles
Globe National Bank
Boston
Hingham
Globe Bank
Canada
Ottawa
Strong Cails from The Chicago News
In a rush lunchroom a patron questions alacrity, claiming he was hero an hour earlier and the waiter finally notices after a sign reading Call the Waiter. The exchange reveals comic confusion over who was summoned and who paid attention to service.
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Chicago News
Yves
FIGHT AGAINST DISPENSARY IN PULASKI COUNTY GA
In Hawkinsville Georgia May 2 specials report the last licks in the prohibition fight in Pulaski county as temperance speakers from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and a central campaign push the disp ensary issue. Speakers include Colonel M S Means Ridley and D C Jo iner plus A T Fountain and S M Anderson with parishioners attending Maidway and Balem.
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Blue Spring
Chaney
Pulaski
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hawkinsville
Cochran
Pulask
No reimbursements proposed for jurors in Greene and Gaynor case
Washington May 2 Attorney General Moody refuses to reimburse jurors for extra ordinary expenses incurred during the Savannah trial. Foreman W T Thomas urged compensation, but Moody says no fund exists and payment would set a bad precedent, risking premium on government verdicts.
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Washington, D. C
Moody
Greene and Gaynor
Savannah
W. T. Thoms
Quitman
Brantley
Thomas
Department of Justice
Congress
Shreve & Company Resumes Business After Fire
Shreve and Company of San Francisco announce immediate reopening of store and factory. Orders for jewelry watches clocks silverware and plated ware will be promptly filled. Repair work saved from the fire will be delivered from vaults. Correspondence solicited at Post Street and Grant Avenue until further notice.
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Grant Avenue
Government Aid for Frisco Debated in Senate
Washington May 2 The California senators oppose government aid to San Francisco reconstruction. The Newland resolution to study guaranteeing bonds was debated with Nevada, Flint, and Perkins weighing its regularity and impact. The measure was sent to the finance committee while the army and railroad matters progressed. An amendment for Ft Mason depot funding and a Panama submarine cable were approved.
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Newland
Finance
Waya and Means Committee
House
Nevada
Flint
Perkins
Committee On Finance
Daniel
Ft Mason
Panama
Religious Revival Closes in Vienna With 58 Accessions
Vienna Ga May 2 Special last week saw the close of the greatest revival in Vienna history. A tent meeting on the public square drew large crowds with town businesses closing for services. Fifty eight members joined the Methodist church and ten joined the Baptist church. Rev Walter Anthony led the revival. Leaves for conference Columbus Ga May 2 Special Bishop Joseph S Key of Sherman Texas attended the Methodist Episcopal Church south general conference in Birmingham after visiting his son Dr Howard W Key
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Walter Anthony
Georgia
Columbus
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Joseph 8. Key
Sherman, Tex
Birmingham
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lost Infant Son in Columbus Girard Death Notice
May 2 4 special notice for George Fuller Godwin infant son of Mr and Mrs J B Godwin who died last night at their home in Girard Alp Columbus Ga
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John Barry
Bridge
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Charlotte, MN. C
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Eloise Stewart
North
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Nashville
J. W. Fielder
Florida
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Hot Springs
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San Francisco
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Mian
Cora Semphill
Wil
New York
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Inman Park
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J. B. Godwin
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Alp
Contended Love Madness Features in Spectator Quip
A fragment from the American Spectator hints at playful lines on love’s madness and passion. The note suggests a witty exchange about Contendivi and Fo oat, weaving humor through a debate on affection.
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American Spectator
Municipal ownership debate ends in doubt
After securing his mandate Major Dunne began to falter and now faces a new mandate to falter further. The promised millennium of municipal ownership remains unseen, even with strong glasses, and its end is not apparent.
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Major Dunne
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