Grave dispute blocks opening at Westview Cemetery
George P. Jones battles Westview Cemetery Company over opening his grave after he failed to keep payments on his lot. The court allowed temporary placement in the receiving vault with a 30 day limit before remains may be interred, while Jones vows further action amid disputed arrears and fees.
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Westview Cemetery Company
George P. Jones
Tas Greer
Pmrt
Lumpkin
Cour
Weetchew Company
Pendieton
Key
Jones
Pendleton
Dr. Jones
Atiornes
Thg City
Secretary McBurney
Miller
Patterson
Sexton Walker
Walker
Tim
McBurney
Rhom
Teand
West- Mew
Digestive Aids and Travel Ads in One Fragment
An OCR fragment advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for appetite and digestion and a separate Cast-off line promotes Hall's overcoats and holiday travel by rail with Pullman service to Brunswick and Cumberland Island. It also mentions a correspondence course in optics and general medical cures. The text shows mixed product pitches, transportation details, and course offerings without coherent narrative.
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Stuart
Stuart Company
Marshall, Anieh
Churches Today Revive Across Atlanta with Multiple Baptisms
A dense church notices section lists numerous Baptist, Methodist, and Episcopal congregations in Atlanta. It details service times, pastors, Sunday schools, baptisms, revival meetings, prayer groups, and youth unions at churches including Fifth, Third, Central, West End, North Atlanta, Capitol Avenue, Sixth, Seventh, Glenn Street, Calvary, Epworth, Payne Memorial, West Atlanta, and more, with dates spread across Sundays and weekdays.
Wins All Hearts Copeland Institute Draws Admiration
An article extols the Copeland Institute as a humane, affordable medical venture in Gainesville, praising Dr Copeland for kindness to the sick, opposition to boodle, and offering free medicines under a nominal five dollar monthly assessment. It recounts patient testimonials and lists broad symptoms tied to catarrh and nervous disorders, inviting readers to write for a free diagnosis and materials.
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Copeland Medical
Dt Dr. Copeland
le Hes
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Gopeland Institute
Religious services and notices from Atlanta churches
A sprawling list of church services across Atlanta venues is described. It covers Christian Science, Grand Army memorial observances, Central Congregational, First Christian, Universalist, Unitarian, English Lutheran, Decatur Baptist, Associated Reform Presbyterian, Congregational, Sixteenth Young People events, and more. Names of pastors and meeting times appear with addresses like Peachtree Street, Forsyth, West End, and Courtland Avenue. The notice also mentions Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and a grand Jersey cattle sale in Nashville, Tennessee.
Copeland Medical Institute Office Hours and Address
Copeland Medical Institute located in the Kiser Building at Pryor and Hunter streets in Atlanta Georgia. Office hours are weekdays from 9 am to 6:15 pm and Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm.
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Copeland Medical Institute
Kiser
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Atlanta
Commencement Exercises With Concerts at Atlanta and College Park
The baccalaureate sermon will be held Sunday May 1 at 11 am in First Baptist Church Atlanta by Rev I O Dawson ofTuscaloosa AK. The senior class exercises occur Monday at 5:15 pm at College Park with talks on famous rides in literature and a full program including salutatory essays poems and a valedictory. Train leaves Union Station 2:20 pm returning 6 pm. round trip tickets 3 cents. An extra number of roaches provided. Annual concert and graduating exercises Monday evening at Grand Opera House Atlanta beginning 8 00 o'clock. admission 18 0 cents with reserved seats. Program lists counts of music, vocal solos, mandolin quintet, piano duo and diplomas. Southern Railway offers round trips to Richmond and Washington and New York specials. tickets to New York for ten days. Summer School for Kindergarteners begins June 10 in Atlanta with A Z Adams Cutten offering a course on kindergarten methods and practical applications. terms to be obtained from Mrs Adams Cutton at 2 Adams Cut, Atlanta Ga.
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Mré
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Southern Railway
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Richmond
Washington
B.C
New York
A. A. Verney
Gai W. HH
Tayloe
Gap
Aus
Z. Adams-Cutten
Adams Cut
Itt Crew
Om ‘Atienta
Kellam Moore Bequest Ad Seeks Skilled Optical Work
A notice offers advertising work for difficult optical tasks to be executed at Kellam & Moore facilities. The firm promotes unexceptionable facilities and invites applicants at 40 Marietta Street, Atlanta.
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Kellam & Moore Bequest
Ems Sak
Bales Root
Mariett, Street
Atlanta
Larceny Case Opens as Middlebrooks Faces Larceny Charge
A series of court actions in Chambere yesterday saw Tiram L Middlebrooks indicted for larceny after trust with bond set at 5000 pounds. He earlier faced forgery charges, was jailed after failed bail attempts, and will be moved to the April term for court. Bayard Hooper, declared sane, to be moved to state asylum amid critical health, while a South Atlanta Land Co fight over streetcar tracks with the Atlanta Electric Railway Co continues in Lumpkin Court with bond conditions set.
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Westerley
Lumpkin
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LaGrange
E. B. Reed
Atlanta
Superior Criminal Court
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Reed
State of Georgia
Criminal Court
Candler
Bayard Hooper
State Asylum
Hooper
Milledxeyilie
Powell
Chambers
South Atlanta Land Company
Atlanta Electric Railway Company
Lucile Park
Down at St. Simon s popular resort draws crowds
A large crowd fills St Simon s as fashionable visitors from nearby states and beyond flock to the Seashore. The resort is managed by Mr J C A Timberlane whose hotel is well known among pleasure seekers, making it a favorite destination for a growing number of Atlantans.
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St. Simon's
Timberlane
Mr.Timberlake
Elston's Tailor Shop Attracts Atlanta Shoppers
Local notice touts Elston the tailor at No 3 East Alabama Street as offering imported goods with superior workmanship and cutting. Advertises his rival prices versus other tailors and invites inspection of his line, claiming fastidious dressers in Atlanta praise his work.
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Atlanta
Talmadge House Renovated In Walton Street Makeover
Snowy interior shown after a thorough renovation at the Talmage house on Walton street. Report notes newly papered walls bright carpets and a large extended kitchen separated from the house with a enlarged dining room. Mrs Talmadge, head of the business for eleven years, is renowned across the southern states.
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Constitution
Tal- Maige
Walton Street
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Alumnae Reunion at Cox College Celebrates Legacy
Cox College hosted an afternoon reunion of alumnae with engaging exercises in the chapel. A notable address was delivered by Hon. John Temple Graves, highlighting the college’s enduring heritage and the women’s continued contributions to society.
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Reunion
Cox
Callere
Ateeres
Yale
John Temple Graves
Sudden death in Athens claims Captain Talmadge
Captain Clovis G. Talmadge, prominent Athens leader and former mayor, died today at noon after a sudden heart rheumatism attack. He served in the Confederate army, built a grocery business with his brother, led Talmadge Bros. & Co, and left a widow and two daughters. Funeral plans await Mrs Lipscomb’s return from New York.
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Athens
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A. G. Elder
Ofr
Telmadze
Presbyterian Church
Ordea
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Weekly Press Brigade Plans Grand Summer Excursion
Georgia editors and the Georgia Woman's Press Club plan a July 13 departure from Atlanta for a multi day trip ending after a look at Lookout Mountain, Nashville, Belle Meade, and Mammoth Cave. Attendees will be hosted in Elberton and at the Inn Lookout Mountain and by the Centennial Exposition Company in Nashville.
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Cedartown
Georgian Weekly Press Association
Atlanta
Weekly Press Brigade
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Elberton
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Etherton
Lookout Mountain
Nashville
Belle Meade
General Jackson
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Atlante
Weather Summary for Yesterday Across Regions
A clouded, rainy day spread across the eastern half of the country with rain from the Gulf Coast to the Ohio River and Atlantic coast. Temperatures ranged from 55 in Chicago to 5 in New York, with 7 to 78 across regions south of the Ohio River. Georgia saw a cool day with a daily mean near normal values and limited precipitation totaling 0.8 inches. Data credited to George E. Hunt, Local Forecast Official.
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Mississippi River
Easter Gulf Coast
Ohie River
Atlantic
Missouri Valley
Lake
North Atlantic
Chicago
New York City
Ohio River
Georgia
George E. Hunt
Two Juries on One Cass Omaha Neb May 22
Stanley Claycomb, arrested weeks ago for robbing graves of Hannah Larsen and Jacob Helin and disposing of bodies to Drake Medical College in Des Moines Ta. Two charges filed create two cases. Court to empanel two juries. unprecedented setup with both juries and cases before one judge. Courtroom crowded amid strong interest. Distributing Samples Golgate Co salesman F B Orchard active in city. Public interest and war book promotion by Mount Halstead. Keystone Pub Co advertises Cuba book at two dollars, commissions offered to agents.
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Omaha
Neb
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Hannah Larsen
Jacob Helin
Drake Medical College
Des Moines
Mverty
Mount Halstead
Cuba
Tellvall
Mr. Halsead
Cabs
Winnen
A. Fortent Farmgenta
Keystone Pub. Co
Prilaepnia
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