Southern Shorthand and Business University enrollment grows
At the long-established Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta, May enrollments exceed last year as new pupils register daily. Names listed include John Bean of Gemerville Alabama and J F Humber of Lumpkin Georgia, among others, with praise from Gray W Hampton who completed a typing course and secured a position.
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Southern
Wartehan
May
Messie
Briscoe
Arnold
Uiet
John Bean
Gemerville
Ala
J. F. Humber
Lumpkin
Dickson
Anderson
William Mullinax
Atlanta
E B Murray
Camden
Mu.da Deas
AL. Shaw
Tampa
Fla
Elisha Alexander
Baem
Richard Hervey
Savannah
HM A Cagle
Jasper
Qjarion Cagle
Limla Parham
Barnesville
Gail
Ellington
Thomaston
Wiliam Avery
We Badker
Janes Wilkle
Mire EF
Lipford
Mempals
Tenn
Charles Jenkins
Viola Giletrap
Pickens
Remington
Hampton
Southern Ghorthand and Business University
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Gray W. Hampton
C Briscoe
L Warnold
Atlanta, Ga
Albany
Near Beer Malt Question Reaches Board of Health
A meeting of the board of health weighed whether malt from near beer is acceptable cow feed. Louis Bender protested a police court action over feeding cows malt used to brew near beer by the Atlanta Brewing and Toe Company. The board ruled near beer malt is not proper cow food, sending the case to the recorder for ruling on the malt ordinance.
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Board of Health
Louis Bender
St 2
Health Department
Bender
Atlanta Brewing and Toe Company
Cams
Gender
Atlanta
Police Committee Acts On Near Beer Licenses
The police committee of the general council acted on soda fountain and near beer license applications. It approved seven soda fountain licenses and twelve near beer licenses including five wholesale permits, while ten near beer retail licenses were denied. Four applications were held up and all near beer licenses in residence districts were refused.
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General Council
Arthur
Meensen
Leensen
Strong report by secretary opens southern Baptist session
Hot Springs Arkansas May 15 delegates to the Southern Baptist convention heard the Sunday School Board report calling the year one of progress and growth. It notes receipts above last year and outlines self sustaining finances and gifts to denominational causes totaling about 276000. The secretary’s report lists church and mission stats across fifteen southern states with memberships, contributions, and property values. Officers for the Woman's Missionary Union were elected, including Fannie K. Heck as president and Edith Crane as corresponding secretary.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Baptist Convention
J. M Frost
Nashville
Sunday School Board
Baptista of the South
Home Mission Board
Foreign Mission Board
Woman's Missionary Union
Louisville
Foreign Mission
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
Fotalec
BI9
Women’s Missionary Union
Convention
Lansing Burrows
South
Baptists
America
Canada
Europe
Asia
Woman's Union
Women's Missionary Union
Mise Fannie KE. Heck
North Carolina
Provident
Mise Edith ©. Crane
Maryland
Mre. A.C. Johnson
Marylan
J. H. Eager
Masissippi
J FL Hamel
Missouri
J. Burnham
North Caroline
W. M. Jone
Oklahoma
T. C. Carleton
South Carolina
I. A. Crutchiell
Thaw Experts Hear Defense In Habeas Corpus Case
Jerome Le Dener Haver of Stanford White reports experts testified in Thaw habeas corpus proceedings at Mattea wan Asylum. Dr George W Jacoby said Thaw is logical with memory and capable of argument. Dr Gareme Hammond said Thaw is not paranoid. Peabody cited that Thaw may testify, while earlier experts argued Thaw is incurable paranoid and release would threaten public safety.
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Jerome le De~ner Haver
Stanford White
Poughkespasse
N. Y
Harry KE. Thawsane
Thew
Matteawan Asylum
George W. Jacoby
Thaw
Matteawun
Gareme Hammond
Seasion
A. Russel Peabody
Jerome
Choate Heads Atlanta Credit Men at Annual Meeting
The Credit Men’s Association of Atlanta met at the Chamber of Commerce building. Officers were elected for the year, committees appointed, and reports heard. H E Choate was re elected president, J W Harlan first vice president, Bolling H Jones second vice president and secretary treasurer E L Rhodes. Membership rose twenty percent to eighty nine. The nominating committee named Louis Gholstin chair. The gathering closed with a Dutch supper and cigars.
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Credit Men's Association of Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Empire Building
Alex W. Smith
H. ¥. McCord
Bolling BH. Jones
Lee Jordan
H. E. Choate
J. W. Harlan
Armour Fertilizer Works
Bolling H Jones
Atlanta Stove Works
E. L. Rhodes
BR Tel Rhodes Company
R. W. Peeples
King Hardware Company
H. Cone
Lamar- Rankin Drug Company
J. P. Keeton
Pittsburg Prats Gians Company
Ihelph Rosenbaum
Atlanta Woodenware Company
Denver
H. B. Wey
Dobbs & Wey Co
Louis Gholstin
R & Weasels
W. A Parker
BF. Morgan
Macon Man Brought to Fulton Jail After Park Incident
Ed Freeman of Macon is charged with attempted assault on a girl during a picnic at Cromp's park. Freeman was brought to Fulton County for safekeeping after cries from the child drew attention. He admits being with the girl but denies touching her. He will be detained in Atlanta until trial arrangements.
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Freemen
Macon
Cromp's Park
Fulton County
Freeman
Atlanta
Annual Exhibition by the D dancing Class Segadio Hall Pine Street
An annual exhibition of the Dancing Class of Mins Gypay Morrla is set for this afternoon at Segadio hall on Pine Street from 3 to 6 o'clock. A reception will follow from 6 to 7 o'clock for attendees. Columbia, C., May 15 Special. The Georgetown chamber of commerce with Congressman J E Bleebe plans large farmer gatherings to develop dormant lands in Georgetown county.
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Mins Gypay Morrla
Segadio Hall
Pine Street
Columbia, & C
Georgetown County
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Bleebe
Georgetown
Savannah
Augusta
Toniga
Thomas W. Loyless
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Denton
P. H" Hice
Bryan Lawrence
R. Eve
Georgia
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Day C. Kingman
United States
Georgia Florida grand council opens in Macon hall
The third annual session of the Georgia Florida grand council United Commercial Travelers met at Odd Fellows hall in Macon with Grand Senior Counselor L A Dorr presiding. Welcome addresses praised Macon's hospitality as delegates arrived with families. A barbecue and dance followed evening sessions and plans for the next day were announced. Also noted, Prince Fillot de Sagan and Mme Gould and her children departed for Paris.
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Brown House
Macon
United Commercial Travelers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cherry Street
L. A. Dorr
Augusta
Deel Gates
JH. Timberlake
P & Bnead
Eity
Log Cabin Club
Amateurs End Season at Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum audience bid farewell to the season as the amateurs performed one last show. The Langdon Sisters won first prize, Harold Hughes earned second, and Harry Grizzard took last money. Two benefit performances are planned next week for the Preasmen and the stage employees.
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Orpheum
Steels
Langdon Sisters
Fhrst
Harold Hughes
Sandow
Harry Grizzard
Exdwin Booth
Francis "Woodward
black+ face
Blair
Cinscott
Scrobete
Wise Williams
Buck Detce
W. M. Frances
Beding
Bitter war against cats declared by bird lover
Chicago May 15 Rockwell Sayre a bird enthusiast has posted a bounties offer against cats in Chicago. Rewards range from 10 cents per cat to 1 dollar for the largest counts with payments valid until December. He cites cats spreading disease and harming robins.
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Chicago
Rockwell Sayre
Sayre
Cate
Altteng
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Piedmont Stables Co
Murphy & Co
Marietta Street
Scott Hudson
Piedmont Stables Company
Marietta
P. S
H. J. Schwartz
Macon Accords
Georgia-Florida
Grand Council United Commercial Trav
Pari Monta Carlo
Prince Fillote Sagan
Mme. Gould
Paris
Orpheum Theater
Ail Sajie
Athens
Daughters
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Rabun County
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National Biscuit Company
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