Daughters of the Confederacy Invite Atlanta Society
Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy and friends are invited to meet at the Atlanta Woman's Club rooms Thursday from 4 until 6. A program of entertainment will be presented. The Ladies Aid Society of the Young Men’s Christian Association will view recent improvements and hear reports. A lecture by Edwin Markham titled Look Into Life will be given the evening of the 5th under the Daughters of the Confederacy. Nurses to graduate at Grady Hospital will receive diplomas in a ceremony with brief exercises. A piano recital by Miss Elizabeth Charles Gmith will follow at Phillips & Crews. A euchre party hosted by Mrs. Harry M. Atkinson honored Mrs. Laeveret Walker. A double wedding at the Grand Friday night draws notable interest and attendees. Major Mims portrait presentation at the club drew many prominent women.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club
Ladies Aid Society of
the Road
Young Men's Christian Association
Edwin Markham
Grady Hospital
Yooung
Leila Parker
Ada Finley
Fannie Algie Pyeart
Gwendolyn Worley
Extelle Daughney
Misa Rogers
Murcos
M. Wurtma
Theron Rice
BE. W. Martin Xie
Batrd
Joseph Hirsch
Virgil C. Harden
Elizabeth Charles Gmith
Phillips & Crees
Jaell
Wollenhaunt
Kamenno Ostrow
Rubinetetn
Beethoven
Mac Dowell
Liszt
Noel-Jonas
Tinakh Polonatse
Chopin
Carla Nocturny
Rhaupsodle Honyralse
Bam Inman
Beattie
Willam Woodson
David Kirkman
Dr. Landrum
Morris Brandon
Judge Tanner
Wo. Witham
George M. Brown
Colonel Lewry
W. PL HM
Edmund Herkeley
H. H. Cobb
Moko Smith
Postum Converts at Sewing Society Lunches
A sewing society reports laughs and laughs as Postum Food Coffee converts members from coffee. They praise its taste after proper boiling and share copies of the cereal company note. A memorable lunch scene ends with advice to mail for more information.
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Postum
Bond Postal
Poastum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Conductor Picnic Plans May 19 at Stone Mountain Georgia
The Atlanta division No. 160 of the Order of Railway Conductors will hold its fourteenth annual picnic at Stone Mountain on the Georgia railroad this year Saturday May 1th. Fine music and dancing will be provided with ample room and two conductors per coach to insure comfort. Committeemen Jack Martin W S Gasar and Ed Rosborough will supervise arrangements.
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Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Order of Railway Conductors
Georgia Railroad
Jack Martin
W. 8
Gasar
Ed Rosborough
The Mother's Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant medicine for children and adults. It claims suitability for coughs colds whooping cough and notes the product contains no brim or other ingredients while asserting low danger to users.
Portrait Gift of Major Mims Presented to Capital City Club
Major Livingston Mims is honored in a high noon presentation of his portrait by Samuel M. Inman at the Capital City Club ballroom. A large crowd of 300 guests includes Mims and Inman family members, club leaders, judges and prominent Atlantans, with tributes praising Mims as a soldier, citizen and civic founder. The unveiling followed by a luncheon downstairs and a reception, highlighting Atlanta’s esteem for Mims and Inman.
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Major Livingston Mims
S. M. Inman
Capital City Club
Capital City
Samuel M. Inman
Trauion
J. Carrell Pasa
Paroche Eluly
Mero
Governtme Board
Eltzen
Alse
Che Clin
Livingston Mima
Major Mima
Atlanta
Hietory
South
Progres
Atingta
Alwis
Na Walla
Jefferson Davin
Oia Great Republic
Mims
Cleveland
Aneu
Minn
Cavita
Ths
Inman
Hill
Major
Carroll Payne
Mima
Ali
Mr. Inman
Joseph Thompson
Newman
Tompkins
Lowry
de Forrest Algood
Julia Knight MecKinlock
Barbour Thompson
Wilmerding
Will Montgomery
Edward H. Barnes
Frank Ellis
Ben Wylkr
Miss Newman
Martha Q Hauger
Katherine Glover
Julia W. Grant
Augusta Thompson
Addig Maud
May
Miss Cobb
Mra. Tanner
Misa Murphy
Eugene C. Spalding
A. I. Steele
Airs
A. Ti. Kontz
Venable
Colville
Adams
Smith
Finney
Atkinson
Nash
Shedden
Nutting
Dickey
Arnold
Wealthy financiers visit Atlanta to view Alabama assets
A group of well known financiers and business leaders including John F Searles J W Midwendorf Oliver Co and J Le Walluras and Son traveled by private car through Atlanta to inspect Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company lands and coal assets. The party, supported by various New York and Baltimore capitalists, plans to visit Birmingham by the Seaboard Air Line and discuss foreign trade and southern prospects at a Cotton Spinners convention banquet. The stay in the south is not yet decided.
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John F. Searles
J. W. Midwendorf
Midleatorf
Oliver & Co
Dalthmore
John L. William
J. le Walluras & Sona
Richmond
Skelton Wiilwune
Previn
Ioral Cnt
International Trust Company of
Baleimore
Staune
the Land Casualty Company
Baltimore
New York
Atelanta
Alabama
John E. Thes
York
Stone
Tare Est Casualty Hindrance Company
America
Umk Banking
Eireles
Themset
Alabama Con
Emergency river and harbor bill advances in committee
Washington May 15 emergency river and harbor bill approved by the committee ready for action. It funds numerous surveys and authorizes substantial appropriations including 200000 for the Mississippi South project and 50000 for jetty work at Cumberland Sound Georgia and Florida with contract termination and plant purchase powers.
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Washington
Mississippi
James BL Eads
Cumberland Sound
Georgia
Florida
Grain-O new grain drink replaces coffee for all ages
Try Grain-O, the new food drink that can replace coffee. It has the rich mocha like color but is made from pure grains and is gentle on the stomach. Sold by all grocers for 16 and 25 cents per package.
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Java
American Machinery Building Opens at Vincennes Annex
In Paris on May 15 officials attended the opening of the American machinery building in the Vincennes annex of the exposition. Ambassador General Horace Porter Commissioner General Peek and Sousa's band attended a decorated boat ceremony. Remarks were given by F. E. Drake Veck and General border as the whistles signaled opening and machinery started. The band then serenaded the German pavilion officials with a display of international cordiality.
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United States
Paris
Paria
Vincennes
Horace Porter
Peek
Sousa
F. E. Drake
Veck
General Border
Hairston Sentenced to Die by Court in Richmond Trial
Charles Hairston, accused of attempted criminal assault on Miss Gouldin, was tried and convicted at Martineville and condemned to be hanged on June 2. Militia surrounded the courthouse as officials, witnesses, reporters, and lawyers entered the courtroom, keeping the crowd orderly amid a tense day.
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Richmond
Martineville
Charles Hairston
G. WW. Adath
Georgia
Fulton County
M. J. Brantley
Guardian
Charles E. Brantley
A. Petlidan
Fulton Superior Court
Superior Court
Metes
Ward Court
Lata
Porcela
Avanta
Ris
Henry
Whitehall and Humphries Streets
Whitehall Street
Fee
Humphries Street
Kitehall and Humphries Streets
Hiteball and
Tumphries
Whitehall
Return to Atlanta With Low-Rate From Southern Railway
Low rate tickets to Atlanta via Southern Railway offered May 15 16 and 17 with final return June 2 1900. For Presbyterian church assembly events in U S A May 17 31. Brooks Morgan district passenger agent Kimball House Union Depot available for information. two daily trains from Atlanta promised.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
General Assembly Presbyterian Church
Southern Hallway
Kimball House
Union Depot
Brooks Morgan
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Harry M. Atkinson
Laeveret Walker
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Bone
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Junia Knight McKinlock
de Forres
Algood
Haleigh
Cardwell
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Mise Heal
Montgomery
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Engenia Oglesby
Misa Phelan
Misa Elizabeth Venable
Ars
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Ces
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London
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Dan Speer
Henry B. Tompkins
William Inman
Eugene C. Boakling
Aiista
Hogalle Howell
Rowe Price
Price
Ewe County
Tia Howell Cramer
Virginia
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Edna Cox
Lithia Springs
Carter Payne
W. L. Peel Gail
Europe
J. ©. Morrison
Julia Ridley
Robert Ridley
TE. A. Scoville
Morehead City
Hoke Smith
Callie
Anne Wallace
Misa Julia Rankin
Tade Sey
Association
Montreal
Misa Rose Davis
Massachusettes
Amherst
Diocesan
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Church of Incarnation
West End
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Boma
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Davis
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Charles We Crank
Whitehall, Cor Alabama
Seaboard Air Line Railway
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Court of Ordinary
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DeKalb
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Aule
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J. OH. James
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Bald County
W. P. Lankford
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Springfield
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Chas
L. Davis
Hotel Gerard
Mrowlway
Chiler
J. B. Hamblan
Avon Inn and Cottages
Avon, Norton
New Jersey
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Young's Hotel
N. Forsyth St
Powtolice
Boateera Nolletied
Ard
Young
Talhah Falla
Cumberland
Cumberland Island, GA
Lee T. Shackelford
Mgr
L. Bunkley
Long Branch
Jose
Mildreth
Buckingham Hotel
6Th Ave
50Th St
Mew
Charles L. Wetherbee
Aes Ink Co
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