Atlanta Chosen For Next Grand Lodge Gathering Of Odd Fellows
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Georgia session selected Atlanta to host the state convention, over Columbus and Valdosta, citing capacity needs and the home base of the next grand master, John B Goodwin. Officers were installed, a revised constitution adopted, and over $2,000 paid in delegate expenses as Grand Master McAlpin delivered a lengthy, exhorting address on fellowship, charity, and unity.
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Order of
Odd Fellows of Georgia
Megiter
Columbus
Valdosta
Odd Fellows
Atlanta
Savannah
John B Goodwin Will
Des Moines
McAlpin
T H Robinson
Gainesville
W . Behaffer
Henry McAlpin
Min
U King God
Samaritan
Olier
Nots
Chinese Minister Wu Entertained at Carnegie Library Visit
The Chinese minister Wu, with secretary Chung and Georgian hosts, will meet the public at Carnegie Library from 10 to 11 oclock before departing for Washington at noon. A reception, library tour, and evening banquet at the Kimball House will follow with remarks by Wu and local officials.
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Carenegie
East
Carnegie Lbrary
Milledgaville
Lbrary
Washington
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Manger T K. Scott
Mr Chung
H H Cabaniss
W. 3. Elkin
F J Paxon
Mulledgeville
Griffin
Bailey
Kimball House
Kimball
Chung
Minister Wu
Mr. Chung
Leprosy cured after quarantine at St Louis
Dong Gong a Chinese leper, confined nine months in quarantine in an old house in St Louis, appears to have recovered from the disease. The treatment used was Chauimocgra, a product of an East Indian tree, applied as the SeLe treatment.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt May Visit the Fair in Georgia
President Roosevelt likely to visit Atlanta during the fair and see his mother’s old home in Roswell. Rail officials offer a special train from Atlanta to Roswell for the trip with a public address at the exposition grounds and a horse show in the evening. Directors meet to discuss exhibit plans and the upcoming appeal to the president, with Frank Weldon taking charge as secretary next week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Frank Weldon
Roosevelt
Georgia
Roswell
San Antonio
Texas
Macon
Weldon
Exposition Grounds
Charleston
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Test Li
Banquet Tonight Honors Dr Carroll of Texas
The Atlanta Baptist Social Union hosts a banquet at the Kimball tonight in honor of Rev. B H Carroll DD of Waco Texas. The event is billed as one of the most notable in recent church circles and will feature Carroll as the guest of honor.
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Atlanta Baptist Social Union
Dr. Carroll
Texas
The
Baptist Social Union
Kimball
B H Carroll
Waco
Tex
Great Georgia Oration by Dr Carroll at Baptist Banquet
Two hundred persons will attend a banquet at a hotel with an elaborate menu. Before dining they will be introduced to Dr Carroll in the hotel parlors. His address The Greatness of Georgia is eagerly awaited and marks his first Atlanta appearance.
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Union
Dr. Carroll
Atlanta
Hall Talks of School Needs at Georgia Tech
President Hall urges Atlanta and Georgia supporters to raise 10,000 dollars by June 15 to match a 10,000 grant from the General Education Board for Georgia School of Technology. He cites need for new shop machinery, electrical plant work, and an experimental laboratory, saying the school’s growth requires expanded equipment.
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General Education Board
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Georgia
The
Tech
Hall
Halls
Robert C Ogden
Willam H. Baldwin, Jr
Wallace Buttrick
Friends of the School
State of
General Educational Board
School of Technology
South
Lyman Hall
Summer Vacation Of Interest To Gotham Visitors
A family plans a summer trip to New York with New York City as their base. They frequent the Marlborough Hotel on Broadway between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh Streets, telegraph rooms ahead to reserve the same suite, visit sea resorts and the Catskill mountains, and attend theaters nearby. The parents enjoy meeting friends from the South, making the stay congenial and convenient for outings.
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Gotham
New York
Catskill Mountains
Jack
Marlborough
Hudson
Pulaski County Registrations Reach a Peak for Election
Pulaski reports 1698 registered voters the county records as the largest list ever. Hon. T J Lee withdraws from the race for the legislature while supporters of Hon M T Hodge and Warren Grice claim momentum. Betting is even as campaigns heated. Also note the death of John Jermyn, Scranton's coal operator. The item mentions a fountain pen and copying ink pencils.
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Pulaski
Hawkinsville
T. J. Lee
M. T. Hodge
Warren Grica
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Aken
Mims
Cabanias
Nutting
Dav
Paxon
Davis
Carnegie Library
Mr. Wu
Carnegie
Mr Wu
Wuaten
Kimball Th House
H. H. Cabaniss
J. R. Nutting
Mr.Cabaniss
F. H. Richardson
Old South
China
New South
Habbi Marx
Clark Howell
J. G. Oglesby
Oglesby
United States
J. &Kerr
Les Valieres
Maier & Berkele
Wectors
Hood
Empire Building
Bum
Jimmies
Lilian Bell
Miller's
Marietta Street
Life Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance CQ
R.&. Foreran
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall Street
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Scranton, Pa
John Jermyn
ADATR
Boston
Massac
Wall Way
Southern Railway
Boston Mass
Beam, JR
DBD
P. A
Alaskas
Dobbs & Wey CO
North Peyor Steeet, Sopiie, Te Envicable
Dmen
Eiseman Bros
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
EiseMan Sacs
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore
Mid
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