Emory Phoenix Elects 1902 03 Staff In Political Bann
Emory College Oxford Ga May 5 Special Today elections for two literary societies selected The Emory Phoenix business manager C L Shepard of Brunswick and editor in chief W A Sutton of Washington with T L Roberts literary editor M Anderson exchange editor A W Rees local editor and H E Osborne athlete editor The staff shows no politics and reflects strong student faculty support for next year Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simory College
Oxford
Emory Phe Bix
Phoenix
C L. Shepard
Brunswick
Few Society
Ww. A. Sutton
Washington, Ga
Few
T. L Roberts
Lavonia
Phi Gamma
M. Anderson
Tampa
Fla
A. W. Rees
Chipley
H. E Osborne
Augusta
Emory Phoenix
Sigma Nu
A Sutton
Sutton
the Phoenix
Boyce Ficklen, Jr
Douglas Rumble
Forsyth
N. A. Goodyear
Waycross
S. A. Belcher
Cairo
W. F. Allen
Macon
Dan Scott
W. J. Stallings
McRae
J. M. Haddock
W. B. Parks
Dawson
New Society
Led by Mercy Lamb Finds Way Into Fold
A Dalton pastor Rev Walter Lingle brings his wife and two daughters to Atlanta on Tuesday. He has gained a home for a nameless two year old girl in a Decatur charity, rescued from poverty and a rheumatic grandmother. Lingle’s act follows his earlier revival work and his move to Rock Hill church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Lamb
Atlanta
Walter Lingle
Dalton
Decatur
Lingle
Theron Rice
Cabbage Patch
Pine Hills
Mr. Lingle
State School Commissioner Glenn speaks to voters in Troup County
In LaGrange Georgia on May 5 Special State School Commissioner Glenn addressed four or five hundred voters in the courthouse after Judge J W Harris led a grand jury session with Dallas elected foreman. Glenn delivered an able earnest talk and was greeted warmly. In Carrollton a police court case centers on a raid and arrest of Mat Mitchell's whisky operation with a sale witnessed and a defense rally for the old negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YaGrange
Troup
Lair
Carrollton
Poiiceman
R. W. McLellan
Mat Mitchell
McLellan
Mitchell
Big Planing Mills Burned in Dalton Loss Estimated at 35000
Dalton Ga May 5 Special The Farrar Lumber Companys large planing mills were destroyed by fire at an early hour tonight The fire likely started from a defective part of the electric light plant The blaze began in the main building and swept through seven cars of lumber and yard stocks The plant on the Southern railway was worth 15000 to 20000 feet of lumber valued loss totals about 35000 with no insurance The blaze also destroyed the Benders barn and sheds causing 2000 more in damage Firemen saved thousands of feet of lumber and J K Farrar president said rebuild is planned The firm started in 1281 and counts J K Farrar S B Farrar and F F Farrar among owners The destruction will lay off about fifty skilled workers temporarily and telegraph lines were burned delaying trains
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Dalton
Farrar Lumber Company
Eatthin Place
Electrica
Southern Railway
Lewis Bender
J. K. Farrar
J. K Farrar
S. B. Farrar
F. F. Farrar
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Gentle Purge Claim
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as harmless with gentle stimulation of liver and bowels to expel poison, cleanse the system, and supposedly cure constipation and sick headache. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Judge Speer Orders Counterfeiter Delivered to U S Court
In Macon Georgia on May 6 Judge Speer issued an order to deliver counterfeiter John Jackson to United States court officials in Atlanta. The northern district court holds prior claim on Jackson while circuit court docket meets for common and equity cases. In the superior court Mary OConnell versus Supreme Conclave Knights of Damon was settled and divorce granted in Robert Brogwell versus Adeline Brogwell. Judge Nottingham was unable to hold city court due to his wife’s illness.
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Speer
Macon
John Jackson
United States Court
Atlanta
Jackson
Circuit Court
Mary O'Connell
Supreme Conclave
Knights of Damon
Robert Brogwell
Adeline Brogwell
Nottingham
Underwriters Meet in Macon Georgia Association Assembly
Macon underwriters announce a two day Georgia Local Underwriters Association meeting in Macon on Thursday and Friday. Sessions at Elks hall and Log Cabin Club with a visitor banquet and entertainments. President urges full attendance and asks members to recruit at least two agents for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Association
Macon
Mincon
Macon Underwriters
Georgia Local Underwriters’ Association
Elks’ Hall
Log Cabin Club
Mecon
United States
Macon Delegates Attend State W C T U Session
Macon will send a delegation to Milledgeville for the state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Delegates from Macon include Mrs. R. V. Hardeman president and several other local members. Mrs. Hardeman will respond to an address of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Macon
Milledgeville
Women's Christian Temperance Union
R. V. Hardeman
J. L. Coerdine
Gostin
Frank Benson
Wright
Hail destroys Sumter crops in Georgia peach orchards ruined
A destructive hail storm near Americus Georgia on May 5 wiped out crops across the Clay Bagley and Mc Garran plantations. Nearly 1,000 acres of cotton were ruined and a large peach orchard was entirely destroyed. Other crops suffered extensive damage across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarran
Americus
Three New Directors Joined Savannah Trust Company
The Savannah Trust Company's board added R. G Erwin of New York J. W Middendorf of Baltimore and John Skelton Williams of Richmond. The firm plans to buy the Central Railway Bank building on Bay Street as its new office and will add more out-of-town stockholders before beginning operations in a few days.
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Savannah Trust Company
Savannah
R. G Erwin
New York
J. W. Middendorf
Baltimore
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
Central Railway Bank
Bay Street
New Station Is Completed in Savannah Depot Opening May 18
Savannah Union Station Company plans bonds up to 600000 to cover station and approaches. Bond issue authorized at June 2 meeting. Station ready for use by Plant System Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway on May 18. Griffin Sunday Schools Picnic set for Warm Springs May 11 with hundreds of children expected.
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Savannah Union Depot
Savannah
Savannah Union Station Company
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Griffin
Grifin
Warm Springs
Hall's Catarrh Cure Safe Mercury Free Remedy
Warning against mercury based catarrh treatments and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims the preparation has no mercury and works systemically through blood and mucous surfaces. Includes note on authentic product and price per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Southern Baptist Convention trip sale to Asheville
The Southern will sell round trip tickets to Asheville May 6 to 10 from all points at one fare. Rate from Atlanta is 7.95. Final limit May 21 with extension to June 2. Call city or depot offices for further information.
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Asheville
N. C
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Meeting Grand Commandery Knights Templars Savannah 1902
Savannah hosts the Grand Commandery Knights Templars meeting from May 14 to 16, 1902. Southern railway sells round trip tickets to Savannah from all Georgia points on May 12 and 18, Atlanta fare 7.51 dollars. A special Atlanta train leaves May 13 at 10 45 p m for accommodations. details available at city or depot offices or with J C Beam Jr D P & Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Commandery Knights Templars
Savannah
Southern Railway
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Commanderies
Anna Karenina postmark note from Marlette item
A fragment references Anna Karenina, a Ros Sete entity, and a March postage mark. The readable text hints at a small archival entry or notice involving a postage date around March and a Paris-like or RosSete context, with limited legible details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Karenina
Marlette
Banquet in Dahlonega Honors North Georgia College.
A grand Dahlonega banquet extended by citizens to North Georgia Agricultural College students celebrated N W Grant's success in the state oratorical contest. The new Consolidated Gold Mining Company club house hosted the event with festive color, elaborate menu, and Shakespearean motto souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
North Georgia Agricultural College
N W. Grant
Consolidated Gold Mining Company
W. A. Charters
O. J. Lilly
R. H. Baker
J. 8. Stewart
J. H. Scaies
N. W. Grant
J. H. Crats
W. P. Price
Pools On Horse Races Licenses Tie To Dance Ban
Atlanta council passes an ordinance licensing pools on horse races for fall. Alderman Longino votes yes only if state fair officials ban the hoochee-coochee dance. The measure amends the ordinance to require removal of the spicy Orient dance acts and related attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
eGuncil
Gounciman Beck
Longino
Facr
North Georgia College Oratory Contest Held in Chapel
Twenty guests attended the event as candidates for the next state oratorical contest. Speakers included J. H. Horton on The Influence of the Southern Cavalier, Augustus Byers on Industrial Education in the South, H Bowden on National Significance of the Progress of the South, and J. H. Byers on Political Independence of the South. Judging results will lead to the winning contestant. Chattanooga Spring Festival opens with a float and city keys given to Baldur V. King. The flower parade is set for tomorrow.
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North Georgian Agricultural College
J. H. Horton
Augustus Byers
H. Bowden
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baldur V. King
Chambliss
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