Georgias Golden Fields Among Worlds Richest Mines
A traveler reports on Georgia mining prospects from Dahlonega to Auraria, noting Jumbo and Pigeon Roost districts, water power projects, and early plans to develop mills and electricity. He cites Consolidated Mining and other firms, discusses ownership hurdles, royalty ideas, and Georgia's potential vs western mining, with reflections on Lumpkin county memories.
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Negro Children Predominate in South Carolina Schools
Columbia November 20 There are 20 000 more colored than white children enrolled in South Carolina public schools according to Superintendent Martin. Marion county statistics are missing, so the report to the general assembly is not exact. estimated enrollment 1903 is 266 082 with 138 076 white and 163 810 colored.
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Caplan and Bridal Rose Desk Accessories Catalog
A fragmented description lists desk items and notes on attractive designs such as Caplan and Bridal Rose. It mentions pen racks letter seals and decorative pieces, with hints of variety and quality in a showroom context. The passage is garbled but centers on desk adornments and presentation.
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Heating Battle On Atlanta Trolleys Sparks Civic Action
Suburbanites press for heated cars on cold runs as Brookwood line remains cold. Citizens plan a petition to city council to require heating at threshold cold weather and threaten legal action if not addressed. The dispute pits passengers against Georgia Railway and Electric Company amid competing lines to College Park Decatur Holton and East Point with heated service on some routes.
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Pope Plus X to Name Cardinal At Next Consistory
Rome November 29 The Italia reports Pope Plus X told Bishop Beolabrini of Piacenza that he would nominate him a cardinal at the next consistory. Bealabrini, noted for liberal principles and for missions aiding emigrants, especially in America, was received by the pope.
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Monument to Emperor Frederick unveiled in Muenchen Gladbach
A monument to Emperor Frederick was unveiled in Berlin area city Muenchen Gladbach with Prince Eitel Frederick attending as the emissary of Emperor William. The ceremony marked the public dedication in the presence of royal representation.
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Mules Poisoned Suspected At Georgia Coal Firm
In Columbus Georgia on November 28 six mules owned by Seabrook and Crawford coal dealers died from an unknown cause, with a firm horse also showing illness. The firm suspects a malicious poisoning by an unknown person.
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Wally Wanderoon And His Story Telling Machine
A juvenile book by Joel Chandler Harris fully illustrated by Karl Moseley. Price 1.60 plus postage. Published by John M. Miller Company at 30 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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De Costa Joins Catholics in Rome Ordination as Priest
Dr. B I De Costa formerly an Episcopal clergyman of New York was ordained a priest by the bishop of Fiesole after being ordained sub deacon and deacon earlier in November.
Verdict Returned in Brennan Election Law Case
A guilty verdict was returned today against Alderman John J. Brennan and two associates Charles McCarle and Herbet B. Kent for violations of election laws in the June judicial election. Each faces a potential county jail term from three months to a year.
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Fire damages draw bridge near Pensacola Florida
Fire heavily damages the Louisville and Nashville draw bridge across Escambia bay eight miles east of Pensacola the eastern end about 300 feet destroyed. Switch engines and tow boats dispatched to fight the blaze for about five hours passengers and crew to be moved by tow boats and barges until temporary repairs can be made.
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Atlanta Charm and Mixups Highlight A Bustling City
A spirited anecdotes column recalls two Georgia men misled by overcoats and misdelivered trains weaving through Atlanta, ending in garden seed and socks found in pockets. A city resident recounts a roadside prank with a hotel front, a gunshot, whisky, and a courteous host. Other items include a Columbus clothing-store caper joke, Confederate Veterans tribute to Colonel John A. Miller, and notes on Atlanta’s growing metropolis status amid graft concerns.
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Metropolitan city boasts of its greatness amid odd sightings
The excerpt recalls a speaker recounting unsettling experiences with well dressed men and a missing woman, then shifts to a Brown University feature introducing the Brown Union and a new social religious building. It lists numerous visitors to Atlanta hotels, detailing their origins and occupations as part of a bustling travel scene. The tone mirrors a contemporary city-page mix of anecdote and society notices.
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Christmas Gifts Buy Them Early at Buch Co
The Buehl Book Co located at 69 Whitehall Street promotes a full line of Christmas gifts ready for early purchase. The ad highlights a complete selection and urges customers to shop ahead for holiday items.
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Jewels Stolen Worth Twenty Thousand At Philadelphia House
New York November 2 Adolf Waltz a servant formerly employed by Mrs Harrison of Glenside near Philadelphia is jailed awaiting extradition charged with robbing Mrs Harrison of jewelry valued at 20000 dollars. The pearl necklace alone was 16000 dollars. The theft occurred while the family dined on Thanksgiving day. Waltz, in the house two months, vanished but was arrested today with most of the jewelry on him except two minor pieces.
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