Bodenhamer and Smith Elected Delegates
Bodenhamer and Smith win delegation seats at theGeorgia Federation of Labor convention while International Typographers Union ballots show James Gynch leading over OS Hudspeth in the Atlanta election. Smith and Bodenhamer secure seats alongside other state and local labor leaders for the upcoming International Typographical Union session.
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International Typographicat
James Gynch
Syracuse
OS Huds Dle
Orleans
Atlanta
Mr Hudspeth
Boulevard Association Meeting Tonight At Resident Home
Residents of the Boulevard area to gather at Waft Campbell’s residence on Nett Boulevard this evening to discuss planned improvements. The group aims to map street improvements from Piedmont Park to Grant Avenue and address park seating and lighting needs near North Longview. Local officials report ongoing planning and consent for further work.
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Semles
Poe Roiyard
Eukwas Association
Waft Campbell
Bacock Ft
Piedmont
Ard Stree Tin
Dus Beer
Erring
Citiz
Livingston to Speak at Barbecue Saturday
Col Fok fis ston will host a barbecue at Lone Mountain next Saturday, inviting Livingston to speak and address his deadlined committee. James Loostavson, a congress candidate, said he is engaged elsewhere and open to debates if both parties arrange joint events.
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Fok Fisston
Lone Mountai
Saturda
Sakingston
Janes Loostavson
Vavson
Lis Ngstan
Meeting Invite Cited for Carnesily This Evening
A notice invites Carnesily to attend tonight's meeting, urging timely presence. The item notes location and start time, emphasizing involvement in the local discussion and actions to be taken during the gathering.
Second day session opens at Masonic temple Georgia
The second day of the 2onust meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star grand chapter of Georgia began at 9 am in the Masonic temple. Reports from committees were read and at noon officers for the ensuing term were elected and installed. New officers include Mrs Ela Washburn, Racine Wisconsin as grand matron. Mrs Seniz Hubbard, Macon Ga as worthy grand matron. Dr J Ben Robert, Atlanta as worthy grand patron. Mrs Emily R Brown, Augusta as associate grand matron. A Harris Mesuilehome Macon Ga as associate grand patron. Mrs Mamie Neill, Atlanta as grand secretary. Malvern Hill, Atlanta as grand treasurer. The day was social with refreshments served. Next meeting set for the third Tuesday in May 1909. location to be decided by the three high officers.
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J . Roberis Mars Ewily
Sevteg M. Hubbard
Or. Roberts
Atlanta
Hes Brown
Augusta
Hubbard
Macon
Order of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Georgia
Masonic Temple
Ipelock
Ela Washburn
Racine
Wis
Seniz M Hubbard
Macon Ga Worth
Ben
Malvern Hil
Highes
Cotton Manufacturers Meet Urges Rest and Quiet for Economic Recovery
The American Cotton Manufacturers Association held its twelfth annual gathering with about 450 delegates. Mayor Calltan McCarthy urged calm as the industry faces reform, contract talks with buyers and sellers, and efforts to reduce freight costs. Speakers from New England and the South discussed uniform ware contracts, inland waterways, and conservation measures amid a cautious outlook for cotton manufacturing.
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Richmond
America Cotton Manufacturers Association
Calltan McCarthy
New England
South
Biouht Ab
Association
Longressman
John Mc Small
North Carolina
Prosad
Cann
Sutton Tract
Titty
John Ford
Amerian Astate Association of New York
Ngissman
King
United States
Arnold B Sanford
Boston
John
Warington
Greenville
Stock Company at Yarswell Holds Three Night Show
The Osman stock company performed at the 24 amphitheatre in a large tent for a three night series. The notes describe their play and stage setup during the event at Yarswell.
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Yarswell
Itartwell
Fle Osman
Cigarette Addiction Reversed by Special Home Treatment
Charles I. Wasom of Wells Springs Jenn describes his decades-long smoking habit and the dramatic relief after a course of a special home treatment. He states prior to the program he smoked since age 10, lacked appetite, weighed 19 pounds, and woke with a strong urge to smoke. after completing the treatment he gained to 140 pounds and reports renewed energy and appetite.
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Atilgl
Conmid
Jn Ui
Abeskolium Tobacco and Cigarette Habit Notice
Full home remedies advertised for tobacco and cigarette habit and nervousness. Claims treatment options including insomnia and drunkenness relief. Mentions whiskey wine beer pricing and hypodermic/internal therapies and a free sample regimen with a booklet. Correspondence to Charles B James or James Sanatorium Memphis.
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Cie
Charles B James
Jamez Sanatorium
Popler Avsnus
Memphis
Consecration of Bishop Reese in Georgia
Bishop elect Frederick Focke Peese D D was today consecrated bishop of Georgia at Christchurch, with three separate services conducted in Savannah Go on May 20. The ceremony marked a major church milestone as local congregations gathered for the ordination and installation events.
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Snvannah
Frederick Focke Peese D
Georgia
Christchurch
Treese
Savannah
Communion Service and Consecration Ceremony at Local Church
A solemn communion service began at 7 30 in the morning with prayer at 3 and the congregation gathering for the consecration at 11. Bishops, clergy, and choristers processed through Congress Street to the church front as hymns filled the air. Consecrators included Rt Rev Cilund Ikin, Nelson D DB bishop of Ac lenta, and others with Preacher Rt Rev Thomas Frank Gailo S T D bishop of Tennessee. Presenters included Rt Rev Allan Williamson Knight bishop of Cuba. Attending presbyters included Rev Charles Hail Strong D D and Rev D Walon Winn. The 11 o clock service lasted about three hours. Bishop Gaifor presided and consecration followed, noting the birth and career of Bishop Frederick Focke Reese TD BD of Georgia, tracing his Baltimore origins and ecclesiastical path through Maryland and Connecticut.
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Mand
Chor
Congress
Cilund Ikin Oth Nelson
Aclenta
Frederick Focke Reese
Georgia
Baltimore
Joh S Reese
Eit
Arnold Na O
Focke
Reese
Vii
Berkeley
Middletown Conn
Whittingham
William Pinkney
Maryland
Church of Aacernion
Wester's Big Sale: Piano Stock Must Be Cleared
Not a question of price or terms at Wester's big sale. We must dispose of every piano in this stock due to extensive store alterations soon to begin. Prices or terms will not deter us in accomplishing that result.
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Wester
Grand sale slashes piano prices at 64 Peachtree street
The West er Music Company of Atlanta advertises a clearance offering full one third to half price reductions on upright and grand pianos. Limited stock, easy terms, and demonstrations in store as remodeling work begins. Out-of-town buyers welcomed within 190 miles.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Sears
Wfster Music Company
Atlanta, Ga
Mortuary notices span several towns and ages in 1900s obituary column
The column lists multiple deaths and funerals from Atlanta to Gainesville and Butler. It notes Evans Whitmeve with funeral at 616 Pryor Street, Nancs Delane age 1, Louise Hells, Sara Louise Chackelly aged 16 months, Edna Maude Sewell aged 16, and Wiliam Scott aged 7. Other notices mention Maxene Paroner, John Wheeler Moore formerly of Atlanta, and Mabel Harris of Butler dying in Austin, with services at Westview, Oakland Cemetery, and Chapels in Atlanta. Interments at Westview Cemetery and Greenberg Bond & Bloomfield arrangements are referenced, with several local pallbearers named.
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Venne Whitmeser
Evans Whitmeve
Ibs Aft Yncon
Pryor Street
Tntermene
Westen
Garner Me
Grllinrock Charies Blakmon Prive
Fortep Wi
Stuart Daniel Joanwon
Lewellyn Hnson
Greenberg Bond & Bloomfield
Maxene
Paroner
Thrower
Opelixa Ain
Avlanta
Hares Poole
Louise Hells
Monticello
Spental
Sara Louise
Chackelly
Todock
Lello
John Wheeler Moore
Sf Auanta
Claida
Oakland
Moore
Cit
Pia
Boy Injured in Accidental Shot At Home
A nine dayP the I1 year old son of WMO Camp was injured at home near leve yesterday afternoon when a shotgun in his play caused the barrel to pin his right foot and discharge. The incident was described as accidental.
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Himeech Doiglax
WMO
Iia
Leve
Bia
de G Ho Turner
Plo
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