Governor Aycock in Salem Honor Guests Arrive for Weeklong Festivities
Governor Aycock and Senator Clark of Montana arrive in Winston-Salem to a large reception and luncheon. Thousands attend a college reception, Daughters of the American Revolution chapter organized, and a history tableaux in Salem square recounting Raleigh, Wachovia, and early settlement. Governor Aycock and Senator Clark to speak at closing day as cornerstone of memorial hall is laid.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Aycock
Clark
Montana
W. N Reynolds
Barber and Miller
Donald McLean
New York
Henry
Walter Raleigh
White
Salem
Mecklenburg
Bethabara
Wachovia
Tryon
Cornwalls
George Washington
Academy
Senator Clark
New Banks for Columbia Erect Twelve and Seven Story Buildings
In Columbia South Carolina on May 23 a twelve story steel frame building will rise where Shia stood at Main and Washington, housing a bank on the lower floor. Across the street the Carolina National Bank plans a seven story granite building for offices and bank use, totaling about 475000 in investment. Also noted is a police reversal allowing slot machines, a train accident injuring a man on the Sea Board trestle, and the State Press Association’s annual Georgetown meeting.
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Columbia
S. C
Main
Washington Streets
Loan and Exchange Bank
Columbia Opera House
Carolina National Bank
Carolina Bank
North Georgia Fruit Growers to Meet in Adairsville
The North Georgia Fruit Growers Association will convene in Adairsville starting Thursday night and continue through Friday. President G H Miller of Rome will preside and deliver the annual address as members discuss cantaloupes, fruit growing topics, and program highlights featuring speakers from Atlanta and state agricultural officials.
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Rome
North Georgia Fruit ,Growers' Association
Adairsville
G. H. Miller
The
Baptist Church
F. R. Richardson
Atlanta
John W. Akin
Dr. Hunnicutt
G. M. Boyd
R J. Redding
W. M. McKenzie
Fiske
J. c. Miller
Addagyss
H. Fulton
W. M. Scott
E. J. McRee
Dr Bradley
T. W. Harbin
J. H. and
J. €. Brownlee
W. L. Hillhouse
J. M. Davidson
W. W. Trimble
Athens High School Graduation at Opera House
Athens Ga May 23 special graduation exercises of the Athens High School were held at the opera house with a packed audience. The program included essays, music, a pantomime and diploma ceremonies led by Judge J F Foster and Rev John D Mell. Graduates named include Elizabeth Brown Nellie Barrow Sadie Hodges Elizabeth Woods Addie Weatherly Salile May McElreath Massey Belle Saye Sadie Noland Ruth E Jones Hattie L Greene Carrie Ama Wier Carrie L Huggins Mary Lou Pledger Annie Lampkin Carline Barrett Samuel Lane Smoak William Leonard Erwin Ernest Michael Henry L Pope Rupert P Weatherly Walter Ellison Stone Frank McHubert W Harris Ketchum Hugh E Parker.
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Athens
Opera House
Athens High School
A. I. Hull
Lass Prophecy
Carrie Ama Wier
Darline Barrett
Burke
J. F. Foster
Presi
Dent Board of Education
John D. Mell
Miss May Walden
Erwin Vonderau
Elizabeth Brown
Nellie Barrow
Sadie Hodges
Elizabeth Woods
Addie Weatherly
Salile May McElreath
Massey Belle Saye
Sadie Noland
Ruth E Jones
Hattie LL Greene
Carrie L. Huggins
Mary Lou Pledger
Annie Lampkin
Carl
Funeral of William Lee Ellis in Macon
William Lee Ellis, longtime Macon public works commissioner, had funeral services at Christ Episcopal Church in Macon. The mayor and council attended, honoring a genial, punctual official. A Rose Hill Cemetery interment followed, with a procession and a set of unanimous resolutions praising his service and offering deepest sympathy to his widow.
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Ellis
Roland Ellis
M J. Hatcher
J. C. van Syckel
A T. Holt
J. W Wilcox
IL. Massenbure
W. H. Felton
Frank Rogers
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pearson
Willam Lee Elis
Publice Works
Savannnah
William Lee Ellis
Macon
City of
Coudgell
Miss Lilla Suttles Murdered Near Atlanta
In Athens on May 28 special dispatches report Miss Lilla Suttles, a State Normal school student, shot near Atlanta the previous days. A bullet grazing her hat narrowly missed her head as the incident followed an excursion from Athens to Tallulah Falls where Bullets were fired during an altercation involving Scott Jackson and Beott Jackson.
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Scott Jackson
Miss Suttles
Athens
Lilla Suttles
Atlanta
Millard Lee
State Normal School
Tallulah Falls
Beott Jackson
Fittman
Mies Suttles
Andrew Female College Commencement at Cuthbert
In Cuthbert Georgia on May 27 special report notes Andrew Female College commencement events underway. Rev Alonzo Monk of Atlanta delivered the literary address yesterday morning to large audiences including visitors. Junior day featured essays by Nathalie Wade Leslie Annie Belle Martin Annie Lucas Florence Kimbrough Susie Lee Massee. Tonight's musical concert preceded commencement with senior essays and a baccalaureate address by President Bush. trustees reported on the graduating class composition.
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Alonzo Monk
Atlanta
Cuthbert
Andrew Female College
Nathalie Wade
Leslie
Annie Belle Martin
Annie Lucas
Ochlocknee
Misa Florence Kimbrough
Weston
Misa
Susie Lee Massee
Marshallville
Bush
Board of Trustees
Local Tyro Queens Seek Honors In Georgia Pageant
Ten contestants from Baconton Deverel Cuthbert Thomn ville Brin gon Bluffton Lisbon Jesup Ochlocknee vie for a regional scholarship. Names include May McCollum Guaste Lee Annie Mae Land Maggie McMichael Lila Burok Mattie Funderburke Dollie McLendon Pauline Shelly Maud Moore Anna Clarke Ruby Stevens in a county fair style event.
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May McCollum
Baconton
Guaste Lee
Deverel
Annie Mae Land
Cuthbert
Maggie McMichael
Ade City
Fla
Lila Burok
Thomnville
Mattie Funderburke
Bringon
Dollie McLendon
Bluffton
Pauline Shelly
Maud Moore
Lisbon
Anna Clarke
Jesup
Ruby Stevens
Ochlocknee
Roosevelt Invited To Visit Macon During Farmers Congress
In Macon Georgia on May 28 a special note states Mayor and council prepared an invitation for President Theodore Roosevelt to visit during the Farmers National Congress session in Macon on October 7 8 and 10 1902. A separate invitation from Harvie Jordan first vice president pledges cordial endorsement and asks Roosevelt to schedule his visit to suit his convenience.
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Jordan
Macon
Roosevelt
Farmers’ National Congress
Wronticello
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S A
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Congress
Union
Harvie Jordan
Agitating the Dispensary in Eufaula
Eufaula citizens debate the best path on a city dispensary with calls for a direct vote by residents to guide legislators. The issue sparks a heated, closely fought campaign with strong anti and pro sides pledging effort, and no reliable forecast of the outcome.
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Eufaula
Ala
North Georgia Epworth Leaguers to Meet in Augusta
Dalton May 28 Special Professor J G McLellar president of the North Georgia convention of Epworth Leaguers announces the session in Augusta June 5 to 8 with two conferences Savannah last May and a special car leaving Atlanta June 5 at 7 56 am railroads offering one third fare round trip with full fare paid to Augusta and a 20 cent return fare certificate Dalton area Leaguers expected to attend and delegates urged to send names to B E Lester Augusta Ga
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Dalton
J. G. McLellar
North Georgia
Epworth Leaguers
Augusta
Epworth Leagues of Georgia
Ufe
Savannah
South
B. E. Lester
Augusta Ga
Atlanta
Epworth
Gulf States Historical Magazine to Launch in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on May 1 a new Gulf States Historical Magazine will debut July 1. Thomas M Owen director of Alabama’s history department will serve as editor with Joel C DuBose of Birmingham as associate editor and business manager. The 160 page bi monthly publication will feature history literature and antiquities of the gulf states and nearby regions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Gulf States
Thomas M. Owen
History Department
Joel c. DuBose
Birmingham
Davidson Wins Southern Tennis Championship Contest
Washington May 28 John C Davidson defeated J Parmley Paret in two straight sets to win a southern championship match at the Bachelors Club courts. Davidson now has a strong chance to meet defending champion Little for the trophy this year. Cresson and Russ of San Antonio won their doubles preliminary, while Geoghegan and Clark of Washington teamed up to place in the doubles. Miss Moore defeated Miss Steele in a singles match and Miss Wimmer with Mr Paret captured the national doubles title in a preliminary round.
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Washington
John C. Davidson
J. Parmley Paret
Davidson
Messrs
Cresson and
Russ
San Antonio
Tex
Geoghegan and Clark
Washston
Miss Moore
Miss Steele
Miss Wimmer
Mr. Paret
Misa Steele
Baron Fraktenstein
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted by Washington Official
Mrs Frances W Gresham secretary treasurer Higher League of Educational Society Washington DC testifies Warner's Safe Cure cured her kidney trouble in four months A free trial bottle is offered to readers of The Constitution with a medical booklet and testimonials included by Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester NY
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Francis W. Gresham
Higher League of Educational Society
Washington, D. C
Warner
Constitution
Warners Gate
Cora
Nooner
Frances, Gresham
Klaney
Warners
Warners Bate Cure Co
Rochester
Atlanta Constitution
Howard Avenue
New Orleans
Tever
R. McCarthy, JR
Planters’ Club
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Negroes seek 500 million to quit United States
Chattanooga May 28 Special The International Emigration and Commercial Association, led by Bishop Turner and Dr Heard, sponsors a petition to Congress asking 500 million dollars to aid voluntary emigration of African Americans. The petition claims widespread oppression and calls for relocation abroad as a humane solution.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
International Emigration and Commercial Association
Turner
Heard
Liberia
Cleveland
Congress
United States
Turkey
China
Verdict for Mrs Ingalls in partnership suit in Macon
In Macon Georgia today a superior court jury awarded Mrs Ingalls 1242.46 plus 7 percent interest from 1899. The case, Mrs Ingalls versus Henry J Lamar Jr trustee of H J Lamar Washington, sought money from the estate of the late Henry J Lamar Sr. for a sum owed to the late Dr John J Ingalls, husband of the plaintiff, who was in partnership in a drug business at Fourth and Poplar Streets.
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Macon
Ingalls
Henry J. Lawar, Jr
H .J. Lamar Washington
Henry J. Lamar, Sr
John J. Ingalls
Henry J.lamar, Sr
Fourth and
Pophr Bireets
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Salem Square
Seaboard Air Line
Congares River
State Press Association
Georgetown
Equitable
Flint
Gibbon
Neb
Web
HH. D Neely
Equitable Life Assurance Bottery
Omaha
Rave
Horace F. Flint
Rio
Foreman
Joes
North Georgia Association
Athens High Schools
Ngene
Thomas H. Wade
Emory College
William L. Ellis
Hbert College
Madison Bell
H. M Fietcher
Jackson
University of Georgia
Leaguers
North Carolina
G. Matalian
Cal
Bowens
Senate
Mrs.ngalls
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New Yeurs
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Betranos ‘Domany
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Particuara Sien Ichiacanels
Cain
R. F. Shedden
Nanagpor
Tis Mutual Life Insurance Company
Atlanta, GA
Yenra
GSA
Excelsior
Whitehall Street
Waldeck Rousseau
Paris
Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Walydetk-Housseau
Mont Elimar
London Telegraph
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