Portrait to be presented of Major Mims at Capital City Club
The Capital City Club will receive a portrait of Major Livingston Mims, longtime president, presented today by M Inman a charter member. The ceremony at 12:30 includes a simple exercises followed by luncheon to which ladies are invited. The New Orleans artist Molinery created the fine likeness now ready for display.
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Livingston Mims
Capital City
M. Inman
Atlanta
Molinery
New Orleans
America
Inman
Major Mims
Capital City Club
Mr. Inman
Club
Dinner Completes With Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
A dinner item praises Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne as the perfect finish. The bottle is said to please everyone and enhance the dining experience.
Retort to Nelms Published in Georgia Paper
Atlanta editor responds to Sheriff Nelms denying legal service on him and defending his role in exposing alleged illegal acts. He asserts he authored the article with his wife writing it and vows an oath to confirm authorship. He defends his mental faculties and vows public service despite aging.
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Sheriff Nelms
Journal of Today
D. P. Hill
Atlanta, Ga
Bishop Candler Preached to Large First Methodist Audience
A large congregation gathered at the First Methodist Church last night to hear Bishop Warren Candler preach an eloquent sermon. Although it was not widely known he would speak, many attended. He will preach again tonight as revival services, led by the First Methodist, continue throughout the week. Public invited.
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First Methodist Church
Warren Candler
Bishop Candler
First Methodist
Ragpicker Defiance in a Crooked Alley Court
A chaotic courtroom tale features Recorder Broyles and Judge Briles as Darktown residents, including a rag picker defying the court, a jailed woman named Ella Johnson, a supply of pennies amid cards, and a satirical reunion scene after a tumultuous day in the city.
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Recorder Broyles
Ella Johnson
Jedge Briles
White man arrested after street stabbing ends in assault
Last evening at about seven Joe Phillips a white man was arrested for stabbing Will Johnson a negro youth after a brick strike at the corner of Decatur and Bell streets. Johnson says he was talking to a woman when two white men attacked. Phillips says a negro brushed against them and curses followed. City Physician Hart treated a severe stab wound under Johnson’s shoulder. Phillips claims he came from Augusta last week seeking work in Atlanta.
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Will Johnson
Decatur
Bell
Johnson
Hlm
Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
Mth
Mangum Street
Hunter Street
Juba HH. T
City Court of
Allanta
Be Cravy, Jr
Anld
Juba
Auanta
County of
Fulton
State of Georgia
Auburn Avenue
Wheat Street
Bell St
Putas
Bell Street
J. i. Thompson
W. Goode & Co
J. Frank Huss
City Court of Atlanta
Robert B. Haines, Jr
Alonzo F. Herndoo
J. Prank Duss
Johnson Avenue
Jiowell Street
Howell Street
John A. Wright
Deltuth
William 8. McCord
City
Atalanta
State of
Johnson & Doune
Said County
Twin Street
Said Street
Stariing Point
Ianidorps and
Irwin Streets
Andrew Anderson
Fulton Beniof Court
Julia A. Anderson
James L. Key
Summit Avenue
Forrest Avenue
John &. Parks
Tayar
Mitchell Harrison
John
Parks
Smith Street
Dr. Marvin
Bumstead
Marvin
Ministriet
L. GC
Matthews
W E Matthews
W. EB
Watkin
Fulton Superior Court
Edward N. Wright
L. C. Matthews
W. E. Watkins
L. P. Grant
Park Avenue
Dabne Street
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Eudorah Moomaugh
John W. Nelms
Warrants sworn out in Alabama capital incident
Montgomery May 14 affidavits were sworn for the arrest of Warren B Reese district attorney Julian H Bingham and Frank Morague on conspiracy to kill doorkeepers at the state capitol during the April 1 Republican convention. Charles H Scott swore the affidavits. Gaston Scott was shot in the capitol lobby. No arrests have been made.
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Montgomery
Ala
Warren
Reese
Middle District
Alabama
Julian H. Bingham
Internal Revenue Collector
Frank Morague
Charles H. Scott
Gaston Scott
Mo Tague
Duane Russell Convicted In U S Mail Theft Case
The Fulton County courtroom heard moonshine cases as officials tried several illicit distillers. United States vs Duane A Russell charged with extracting stamps and money from envelopes ended with a guilty verdict and remand for sentencing on Wednesday. James Smith received a three year penitentiary term for post office break in Hall County. The federal grand jury returned twenty five true bills after a two week recess and will sit several days more. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a remedy for fatigue and dullness.
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United States
Fulton County
Duane A. Russell
Russell
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Hirmingham
Secret Service
James
Smith
Bowdry
Hall County
Nashville
Tenn
Federal
They Argue The Discipline At AME Conference
The African Methodist Episcopal church discipline was the principal matter at the Columbus conference session in the Columbus auditorium on May 14. No action was taken on the revision report, ordered printed and set for Tuesday. A decisive vote defeated replacing a lay delegate with a minister, reflecting independence seen in Chicago white Methodist actions.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Columbus Auditorium
Chicago
End of a Strike in Alamance County Mills
Raleigh May 14 Special The Elmira cotton mills strike at Burlington has ended. It was planned to strike all eighteen Alamance county mills and others in Raleigh under orders from the Textile union which is said to have members in all factories.
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Raleigh
N. C
Elmira
Burlington
Alamance County
Textile Union
Judge W H Hulsey Seeks Re election In Fulton County
In his first term as ordinary of Fulton County judge W H Hulsey declares no criticism of his conduct or records. He credits his staff P H Calhoun C F Rice and Robert E Riley for efficiency and asks fellow citizens for support in re election while noting his lifelong service except four years in the Confederate army.
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Fulton County
Messrs
P. H. Calhoun
C. F. Rice
Robert E. Riley
Confederate Away
W, H, Hulsey
William H- Hulsey
Charles Rice
James Banks
John R. Wilkinson
Republican push against Judge Hulsey stems from his high‑profile rulings
The query notes Republicans’ strong opposition to Judge Hulsey, highlighting his reformist reputation and past Confederate ties as factors shaping political strategy against him. It questions motive, framing the judge as well‑credentialed and controversial.
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Judge Hulsey
Rome to Build Girls Cottage at Decatur Orphans Home
Rome Ga launches a fund to build a cottage for girls at the Decatur orphans' home. Prominent citizens subscribe as about twenty five Decatur girls visited Rome to sing at First Methodist church. Trustees report 156 children in care with thirty applications, urging more space and cottages in Georgia cities.
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Decatur Orphans’ Home
Rome
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Robert A. Hemphill
Rev. II
Crumley
Abe
J. E
First Methodist Church
Decatur
Georgia
Een
Decat
Voters urged to back Rosser and Palmer in county race
Voters in Fulton County are advised to endorse E. B. Rosser and H. E. W. Palmer for the commission. The message claims no single group controls the current board, asserts the county is safe, and notes tax reductions.
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Fulton County
E. B. Rosser
H. E. W. Palmer
Injured Columbus Man Described As Washed With Air
William Lloyd of Columbus Ohio, thirty two, was struck by a train and severely injured. A physician notes Lloyd is swollen all over with air trapped under his skin from air forced into tissues by respiration after a piece of iron pierced his right side near the armpit, penetrating the lung. Recovery is deemed unlikely.
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William Lloyd
Columbus
Lloyd
Mocking Bird Taught By Mrs Nell Attracts Interest
A mocking bird owned by Mrs William Nell in Augusta Georgia is reportedly trained to imitate many sounds. The bird named Charlie can reproduce calls and whistles used by local groups, drawing attention for its surprising mimicry and skill.
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William Nell
Charlie
Strong Virginia novel on aristocracy and reform after war
By Ellen Glasgow author of The Ascendant this is a strong clean and best novel exploring aristocracy poverty and politics in Virginia at war's end priced at $1.60 available from F J Paxon manager telephones 482 and 69 Whitehall Street
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Ellen Glasgow
Virginia
Ed McBurney backs Wilkinson bid amid party strategy
Republican Ed McBurney funds efforts to promote Wilkinson in a contested race, reflecting internal party calculations. A skeptical observer hints at hidden motives, suggesting a problematic or undisclosed factor influencing the spending.
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Ed McBurney
Wilkinson
Bids for Electrotuning and Georgia Reports Volumes
Bids will be received by the undersigned until the end of the month at 6 p m for electrotuning and printing and binding ten volumes of Georgia reports. Contracts subject to applicable law in the 1885 code. Further information at this office. George W Stevens Reporter Supreme Court of Georgia May 1 1900.
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Georgia
George W. Stevens
Supreme Court of Geors
Rosser and Palmer for County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
A political appeal urging voters to back BE. B. Rosser and H. E. W. Palmer for the county's Commissioners of Roads and Revenues to support prudent administration.
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E. B. Rosser
H. H E. W. Palmer
BE. B. Rosser
H. E. W. Palmer
Professional cards for D, H Sheffield & Co civil engineers
Advertisement lineup for D H Sheffield & Co based in the Austell Building Atlanta offering civil engineering for railways water power municipal works bridges and buildings with contracts and related services. Includes partial contact notes and unrelated legal and law firm fragments.
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Sheffield & CO
Austell
Atlanta
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