Ambiguous Place References From Auguste and Covington
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Avguata Lithonia Angusta Covington Camak and Auguste. No clear event, date, or structured context available to identify a full article or persons involved. Summarization yields a fragmented geographic and name cluster without a cohesive news item.
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Norfolk
Covington
Camak
Auguste
Miss Florence Jackson Debut Cotillion Impresses Atlanta Society
Milss Jackson hosted a grand cotillion at Capitol Square with daughter Florence. A large society turnout, lavish decor of Southern bamboo and palms, ornate table settings, and multiple cotillon figures featured prizes, roses with fortunes, and elegant gowns. Notables and visiting belles from Washington, Baltimore, Macon, Athens attended, with Miss Toombs drawing particular attention in pink and liberty silk.
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Barry Jackson
Florence Jackson
Atlanta
Jackson
Capitol Square
Altss Renee Jackson
Mies Jackson
Georgia
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A. J. Armis
Miles Jackson
Maay
Bellog
A. J. Grune
Marion Jackson
W. H. Parsons
Cora Toombs
Marion Colley
Washington
Eugenia Taylor
Baltimore
Bertha Willingham
Macon
Hemmingway
Mississippi
Bennie Fontaine
Columbus
Stetson
Mary Hurtis Brumby
de Cora Toombs
Shumate Smith Tie The Knot In Quiet Dalton Ceremony
Colonel I B Shumate and Miss Sue M Smith were married at the bride’s brother R Motte Smith residence on Spring street. Rev A W Quililan officiated in a simple home wedding with close family present. The couple received gifts and departed for Atlanta and then Dalton for their new life together.
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Dalton Bar
Sue M. Smith
Washington
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Spring Street
A. W. Quililan
Shumate
Atlanta
Dalton
Popular young couple wed in Decatur social event
Mr Joseph Garrett Pecot and Miss Maude Jossey were married Wednesday at the bride’s parents home in Decatur Ga The ceremony joined a prominent local pair in a society spotlight The note lists numerous Decatur families and guests reflecting a large community gathering
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Joseph Garrett Pecot
Maude Jossey
W. W. Jossey
Decatur
Rockwell Smith wedding in Thomasville church ceremony
Florine Milner Smith and William Harrison Rockwell wed at 8:30 PM in the Presbyterian church with Rev. E D McDougald officiating. The reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs BE Smiths Jackson Street home, lavishly decorated, with four course refreshments and numerous gifts including a silver tea set from the bank directors. The groom, son of the late Rev Charles Rockwell, is cashier at Thomasville National Bank. couple will tour the north and east after departure at 2:30 PM.
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Presbyterian Church
Florine Milner Smith
William Harrison Rockwell
E. D. McDougald
BE. H. Smith
Jackson Street
Agrow
Ughta
The
National Bank
Eugena Smith
Charlea Rockwell
Thomasvilla National Bank
South Georgia
Thomanville
Made line Douglas Weds Edward Myers in Greensboro
Miss Madeline Douglas daughter of Associate Judge Douglas and granddaughter of Secretary of War Stephen A. Douglas married Edward Myers a member of a prominent North Carolina family connected with the United States Geological Survey. The Catholic service was by Bishop Haid at Judge Douglas's home in mourning attendance only by relatives and close friends.
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Greensboro
N. C
Madeline Douglas
Cates and Arnold wed in Newnan vows
In Newnan on November 6 at 8 pm at the bride’s home, John R. Cates married Eva Vashti Arnold. Rev. R. C. Adams performed the ceremony. The Arnold and Cates families hosted a reception and supper before the couple, now at home with the groom’s parents on Washington Street.
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Newnan
John R. Cates
Eva Vashti Arnold
R. C. Adama
Arnold
H. M. Arnold
Perry nuptials unite Harlam and Houser at home
The marriage of Miss Theo doctila Harlam and Mr. C P Houser occurred at 3:30 in Perry with Rev T W Ells officiating. The couple planned to travel to Tivola then Dublin for their future home, joined by a small party of relatives and friends.
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Perry
C. P. Marshall
Misa Theodocila Harlam
C. P. Houser
Rev
T. W. Ells
Tivola
Dublin
Miss Harlam
George S. Harlam
James PD. Mesteer
Susie Foster
KR. 5. Stevenson
J. G. Olmsted
New York
Bright Wedding Bells Light the Albany Occasion
Fully decorated home a scene of light with white and green in the Albany Episcopal ceremony led by Rev. Charlea Wright. Six young misses held tapers as attendants, a regal dinner followed, and guests sent costly presents from North Carolina and eastern cities.
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Charlea Wright
Episcopal Church of
Albany
North Carolina
Animals and Ponies Shine at Edgewood Yonge Exhibition
Crowds flocked to the Edgewood Yonge corner for Professor Gentry’s dog and pony show with elephants and monkeys also featured. The performance impressed with trained tricks, lively drills, daily matinees at 2 30 p m and evening shows at 8, despite wet tents.
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Yonge Street
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Satan
Istence
New York
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Brooklyn
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Baltimore
Washington
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Louisville
No Races In Birmingham As Police Crack Down
Birmingham November 4 Special. There were no running races at the fair grounds today after Chief of Police Austin warned that all men selling pools on races would be arrested under state law. Five bookmakers were arrested yesterday and the case will be heard in inferior criminal court tomorrow.
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Birmingham
Ala
Austin
Interior Criminal Court
Feagin
Inferior Criminal Court
Atlanta plans new elevated union depot
A collage of optimistic and jocular notes from papers in multiple cities mention Atlanta's proposed elevated union depot and other city developments. Some commentary jokes about reach and prominence, while others note Atlanta’s growing communications links and echoes of recent events.
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Monitor
Atlanta
Savannah
Mra. Hazen
Lexington
Oglethorpe Rifles
Norfolk
Ledger
Georgia
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Ronceverte
W. Va
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