Opera Week Social in Atlanta with Visiting Guests
Grand opera week in Atlanta featured two nights of exceptional scenes with visiting guests from multiple states. Notable attendees included Misa Bovie Little Rock Miss Phinizy Athens Miss Phinizy Augusta Mila Mey New York Miss Hillett Birmingham and many Macon Nashville Augusta and Chattanooga residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Misa Bovie
Little Rock
Miss Phinisy
Athens
Misa Phinizy
Augasta
Mian Knowles
Florida
Mil
Macon
Mise Scott
Richmond
Mias Dennis
New Orleans
Sicney
Augusta
Misa Boyle
Branham Promises Disclosures On Book Publishers in Georgia
Atlanta May 7 1910 Editor of The Constitution writes that E H McMichael a school book agent and committee chair in Georgia legislature accused him of libel and indicted Branham in Marion County. Branham urges Georgians to watch the State v A L Branham case as disclosures may expose publishers and agents manipulating state education policy and book adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
The
Constitution
E H McMichael
Charles E Merril
McMichael
American Book Company
McBlichael
Marion
Fulton County
Marion Superior Court
Georgia
Ameri
Can Book Company
State Board of Evalucation
A. L Branham
Hibeling
E. H. McMichael
Achool Book Pagent
Charles E. Merrill Company
Schec
Branham
Pre cooling outfit arrives in Atlanta for Georgia peach season
J Denny of the U S Department of Agriculture, attached to Washington, arrives in Atlanta with the government pre cooling car refrigerator for the Georgia Fruit Exchange. The outfit will be stationed near Fort Valley to prep peach shipments by May 25, with a meeting of the exchange executive committee set for May 2 to review crop conditions.
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J. Denny
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ancle Sam
Atlanta
United States
Georgia Fruit Exchange
California
H. D Marks
Exchange
Georgia
Peach Belt
Fort Vahey
The
M Fieming
Carolinas
J CC Heinlein
Ohio
Moss Lake Fruit Company
Fort Valley
Democrats Expect Large House Majority in 1910
Special election gains suggest Democrats could hold about 346 seats to Republicans 45 if the trend continues. General Sherwood estimated 391 seats in 1908 with 217 Republicans and 172 Democrats, noting notable majorities in Missouri Massachusetts and New York. The piece also notes projected impact on future seats.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
General Sherwood
Ohio
Sherwood
Missouri
Massachusetts
New York
United States
House
Thomas
Nineteenth
Longworth
Cincinnati
Cassidy
Cleveland
Taylor
Columbus
Indiana
Judge Crumpacker
Barnard
Sixth
Ilinois
Mann
Chicago
Foss
Fuller
Lowden
Snapp
Londen
Pennsylvania
Bright Dekalb County Girl Wins Medal for Best Paper
Anna May Glenn of Columbus and DeKalb county prominence won the Agnes Lea Chapter medal for the best paper on the Battle of Gettysburg. Presented on Memorial Day in Decatur by Hon M Candler, her work crowns a standout DeKalb County student who will graduate this summer. The essay traces Gettysburg from cemetery hill to Pickett’s charge, noting Meade and Lee, Longstreet, Hood, and McLaw in a vivid recounting of the three-day clash and its costly aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Glenn
R Park Glenn
Columbus
John W Pearce
DeKalb County
Agnes Lea
Daughters of the’ Confederacy
Gettysburg
Decatur
Memorial
M . Candler
Miss Glenn
DeKalb
Baltimore
Round Top
Culps Hill
Cemetery
Meade
Seminary Ridge
Lee
Eldea
Army of the Potomac
Long Street
Hood
McLaw
Cogné
Longstreet
Pickett
Virginia
Cemetery Hill
Plope
A Ter
Flour contains KKK label sparks controversy
New York, May 7. Mayor Gaynor heard a delegation of several hundred Italian butchers protesting high meat prices and demanding a public defense. The mayor challenged them, asking who is responsible, as the butchers denied farmers cause and blamed overproduction of guild, a factor they say cannot be controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Two Work Horses Earn 13500 For Kind Treatment
A New York contractor kept two work horses aged 26 for over twenty years. He sent them to a stock farm to live forever, but they lost flesh. They were brought back to easy work on aqueduct and subway. Humane treatment netted the owner the equivalent of 13500 in service.
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New York
Aqueduct
Subway
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Cairo
Albany
Dawson
Americus
Citizens’ National Bank
Macon, Ga
Bank of Oglethorpe
Oglethorpe, Ga
Bradstreet’s
R. G. Dun & Co
Riverdale Pecan Company
P. O. Box
Green’s Mill
Opera Week
Missa Phinitzy
Athena
Miss Phinizy
Augrusta
Robert Jackson
Granberry
Walter Lamar
W W Thomas
Mias
Hugh Richardson
Samuel Inman
Frank Inman
Florence Wadley
Charles A Conklin
John D Little
Edward Inman
Misa Jennies
T. B. Felder
John Grant
Howard Bucknell
Joseph Rhodes
Marion May
W H Kiser
Roby Robinagon
Albert Howell
Woods White
James Dickey
James McKeldin
Lewis H Beck
Willits Westmoreland
Clarence Knowles
George Dexter
Charles Dunbar Roy
Cell
JF K Ottley
William Lawson Peel
Frank Welton
W S Elkin
Harry
Benglish
A Wood
John Marshall
Frank Jills
John W. Grant
Clark Howell
Herleghorn
Llase
William Heiser
William Witham
Edward D. Peters
Louis Schley
Harry M. Atkinson
Lowry Porter
W A Speer
Sallie Brown
James Thomas
John Little
Thomas B
Pains
Peel
Ragan
Maddox
Birs
James Gray
Edward C Peters
Attes
Atkinson
Miss Knowles
Misa Hill
S. Atkinson
F .& Ellis
Miss Lowry Porter
J. L. Denny
Jeaquin Niller
America
Horace Greeley
Mr. Miller
Argentine Republic
Argentina
South America
Brazil
Party
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Indian Springs Hotel
Bright Dekalb
Kemper
Armistead
Barnet
Waterloo
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