Baptists Meet at Rome in June Largest Georgia Convention Planned
The seventh annual convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia will be held in Rome June 5 to 20 at First Baptist Church. Expected 600 to 300 delegates will hear addresses on Christian education with leaders including M. L. Brittain and W. W. Landrum. A one fare round trip is secured for delegates across Georgia. Rome prepares hospitality and welcomes all church groups to attend.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union of Georgia
Rome
First Baptist Church
M. L Brittain
Atlanta
Fas
Baptist People’s Union
Phe Christian School
W. W. Landrum
John HE. White
Tf. P. Bell
P. D Pollock
R. VanDeventer
Georgia
Thornbury College Commencement Events Scheduled
Thornbury college opens tomorrow with exercises by younger pupils and kindergarten tots. The recital by caller’s classes is set for Wednesday evening, followed by graduation exercises on Thursday with Hon. John Temple Graves to speak. An annual Friday reception closes the series.
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Thornbury College
John Temple Graves
Schoo
Atlanta Optician A K Hawkes Moves to Peach Tree Street
A K Hawkes the Atlanta optician has relocated to 103 Peach Tree Street and will remain during the building of a viaduct. Olcast Optical House in the south established 1870. They offer money on prescriptions and green trading stamps.
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TRE
Atlanta Optician
A. K.hawkes Bes
Peachtree Street
Olcast Optical House
Prescription World
Funeral of Mrs Brannon Held in Westview Cemetery
Mrs Mary A Brannon died Friday afternoon and was interred yesterday in Westview Cemetery. A large cortege of relatives and friends attended the burial. She had lived in Atlanta nearly twenty years and left a husband and three children Joseph F Brannon Bers Chelles J Beane and Mrs Sarah Osborne.
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Westview Cemetery
Mary A. Brannon
Brannon
Atlanta
Hawkes Optician Moves to 103 Pearh Tree Street
The Atlanta Optician Hawkes announces removal to 103 Pearh trea street and will remain during viaduct construction. Oldest optical house in the south established in. Advertises prescription work savings and green trading stamps.
Meeting to further anti child labor laws
A large gathering at Mr and Mrs John King Ottleys residence formed a provisional committee to promote legislation against child labor. Miss Ashby outlined the southern situation, stressing laws limiting under twelve to factory work and up to sixteen with education.
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John King Ottley
C . Wilmer
Tren. Ashty
South
Inman Park Injunction Suit Postponed to June 6
Hearing in the Inman Park inj unction case against the Georgia railroad was continued to Thursday June 6 at 9 am. The modification reduces restraining hours from 10 pm to 3 am on weekdays and keeps Sunday yard ban. Plaintiffs seek to bar Georgia and Louisville and Nashville railroads from yard operations in Inman Park. several residents traveled to Marietta for the hearing.
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Inman Park
Georgia Railroad
Judea George Gober
Marietta
H. B. W. Palmer
George L. Bell
Georgia
Louisville and Nashville
Inmen Park
Gober
Ava
Masletta
Grace Methodist Sunday School Picnics at Pearl Springs
Grace Methodist Church Sunday School picnic drew about 800 attendees including children, parents, and friends. Activities covered woods rambles, fishing, swimming, a baseball game, and a large noon dinner. Organizers led by Superintendent William M. Slatan and assistants including Colonel W Thomson and Captain Robert F. Wright ensured a successful day.
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Grace Methodist Church
Pearl Springs
Jolly Bienberg
William M. Slatan
Sumlay School
W . Thomson
Featherstone
Robert F. Wright
Thomas Alright
Elijah Greer
John A Millen Pierce Ingle
Gus Hunt
B. Shapard
MC Spence
Dave W. Yarbrough
J. L. Dennis
Eskew Infant Dies in Atlanta Home
J W Eskew Jr aged one year eleven months died yesterday at 8 am at the residence of his parents, 357 Cooper street. Funeral plans await arrival of a relative. Katy Flyer demand and low round trip rates to Ell Pointa from Merthis May 29 and 20 mentioned for full information and maps. MO. P. Daly and T P A Atlanta, Ga listed.
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Indian Territory
Katy Flyer
Ell Polnta
Merthis
MO. P. Daly
Atlanta, Ga
J. W. Eskew, Jr
J W. Eskew
Cooper Street
Plea for Peace by Journal of Labor on Nine-Hour Day
The Journal of Labor editorial urges peace between machinists and employers while affirming workers' rights to a nine-hour day. It lauds Atlanta Georgia workers as law abiding and fair, seeks conciliation, and commends Dodson Supply Company and H B P Ashley Machine Works for honoring contracts and supporting the nine-hour day.
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Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Georgia
Mora
Dodson Supply Company
H. BP. Ashley Machine
Mrs H L Burson Dies At Her Walton Street Home
Mrs Henrietta L Burson, a well known Atlanta resident from a Georgia family, died at her Walton street home after a brief illness. She was a church member, charity giver, daughter of Major Daniel Pettman of Gwinnett, and sister of the late Judge Daniel Postman. Funeral services to be held at First Baptist Church on Walton street at 5 oclock this afternoon. Pallbearers named J Kelly P A Erwin A P Stewart J Simmons Dr W F Westmoreland and Dr W S Gaidamith. She leaves two children, Dr A L Fowler and Mrs T A Murry, both in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Walton Street
Henrietta L. Burson
Burson
Georgia
Daniel Pettman
Gwinnett County
Gwinnett
Daniel Postman
Fulton County
Buryon
First Baptist Church
W. W. Landrum
Oeloek
TJ. Kelly
P. A. Erwin
A. P. Stewart
J. Simmons
WF Weatmoreland
Gaidamith
A. L. Fowler
T. A. Murry
Paine's celery compound praised by St Paul mayor
Hon F B Doran, longtime mayor of St Paul, endorses Paine's celery compound after favorable physician and neighbor testimonials. The letter, dated March 21 1901, urges use by the nervously afflicted and all ages seeking spring renewal. Proponent claims the remedy builds brain and nerve strength, purifies blood, and restores vigor.
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F. B. Doran
St. Paul
Myor
Doran
Paine
Stts
Some German Suppers Free booklet offered by American Brewing Co
Readers are invited to request a small book titled Some German Suppers that provides seven menus with complete recipes and includes a Welsh Rarebit recipe. Published by the American Brewing Co. of St Louis Missouri, the booklet will be mailed free on request.
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American Brewing Co
St Louis
Sa Sat
Parlor and Dining Cars to Birmingham and Memphis
Southern Railway to launch through car service Atlanta Birmingham Memphis on trains SF and 2 leaving 6 00 am and 10 15 pm with arrivals 4 39 pm and 8 00 pm respectively. Service promises a daylight ride, buffet meals aboard, and convenient routing via the Memphis Route. Also notes Epworth League convention travel via Denver and Rio Grande Scenic Route with two Rocky Mountain routes and advance planning tips.
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Birmingham
Memphis
Southern Railway
Cate
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cal
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Tran
Touhestee
Cavon
Grand River
Ginwood Springs
Marshall Pass
Gunnison
goSilahed EU Tsa
Bayh Hooper
Ir 'A
Enver
Kansas City
South Eastern Limited
Meropri
Forced sale of 25 lots sparks Tuesday auction
A public notice invites bidding on a forced sale of 25 residential lots Tuesday afternoon. The event marks a clearance of properties under financial action, with details to be provided at the sale site.
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Thornbury
K. Hawkes
Pearhtrea Street
Ina
Mona
Miss Ashby
J. K. Ottley
Nellie Peters Black
James W. English
Rev. H. Baldwin
Dean
Lindsay Johnson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
C. C. Houston
Leanora Beck Ellis
Wilmer
Texas
U. W Eskew
H. L. Burson
Mayor Doran
Bingle
Wen
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Speaking
Illinois
Kamper’s
Peachtree
Piedmont Ave
Whitehall
Sia
Athera
Lolla
Hayware & Whitney
United States
R. S. Crutcher
J. N. Gornatzar
Atlania