Grand Opera Funding Secured By Large Patron List
The Grand Opera appears assured with directors reports expected and a plan for performances on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday with a Saturday matinee. A lengthy donor list shows many contributions from individuals and firms, bringing total funding to 44 100 dollars after earlier receipts of 71 100 dollars.
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W. O. Grrntry
J. Eppa Brown
Alert Howell
J. M. Stanm
M. Hopgino
J. N. Moody
Alex al King
A. W. Smith
Rh. A Hobson
Clyde L. King
W. T. Ashford
Robin Adair
Arnold Broytes
Linton. Hawkins
J. F. Gating, Jr
F. M. Inman
F. M. Akara
Harry M Reid
Arthur Neyman
W. Alfriend
W Os. Witham
Elijah A. Brown
Edmund Pavia Giradot
W. x. Elkin, Jr
Davis & Freeman
MRL Emmons Co
S. EL Smith
Clarence Blosser
F. O. Foster
Leopold and
Herbart Hans
Youmas I Paine
Kurt Mueller
Blount
Howard Bucknell
Tupper
T. K. Glenn
Hugh PT. Inman
W. E. Chapin
Ernest L. Rhodes
B. V. Haynes
Aaron Haas
Son & Howell
J. EB. van Valkenburg
Walter PL Andrews
J. T. Holleman
George R. Edmondson
Oscar Pappenheimer
Dr. Phintay Calhoun
C. A. Slason
W. P. Norough
J. F. Burke
Dani Bros
George Muse Clothing Company
P. Ansley
Fr. Alvin
Willamson & Laneto
Ed L. Wight & Co
Schlesinger- Meyer Haking Company
Louis Gholsti
Wilds BE
Odd Fellows to Meet in Rome October 21
Frome Ga October 13 Special Local Odd Fellows are interested in the convention of the nineteenth division IF O F which is to be held in Rome October 21 A number of grand officers will be present Grand Master John F P Davis will be master of ceremonies Among others who will be present are Dr T Hoo Manner division deputy grand master of Lavonia W S Coleman grand conductor Cedartown W B Sloan grand guardian Gainesville Mrs J C Curran who has been seriously ill at her home 20 Grady place in West End for several weeks past is now improving slowly and her attending physicians are hopeful of a complete recovery
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Odd Fellows
Frome
Rome
John FP Davia
Nears
T. Hoo Manner
Lavonia
Coleman
Brand
Cedartown
W. B. Sloan
Grand Guardian
Gainesville
Mra. J.C. Curran
Grady Place
West End
Isaw
Ferrer Executed in Barcelona Prison Shootout
Francisco Ferrer the Spanish educator and rebel was executed by firing squad at Montjuich prison after his conviction for promoting the Barcelona uprising. The brutal act drew protests in Brussels Paris and Rome as crowds denounced the Spanish government and King Alfonso. Ferrer faced the volley with composure declining sacraments, and his daughter had pleaded for clemency. The report notes security measures and reactions from socialist leaders and street protests.
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Barcelona
Francisco Ferrer
Montjuich
Ferrer
M. Galceran
Lfe
Alfonso
Gaiceran
Order of Peace and Charity
Brussels
The
People. N Socialist Organ
Paris
M. Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vaillant
Meura
Rome
Glenn St Church Burned to Ground in Georgia Town
The Glenn Street Baptist church at Glenn and Smith streets and a rear house burned around 1:36 AM. Officials suspect incendiaries amid threats tied to property sale for tenancy. Officer Doyal found the blaze. investigation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Street
Glenn
Smith Streets
Doyal
Who Really Discovered the Pole and an American Remedy
A public fuss over who found the North Pole pits two American expeditions against each other, with potential U S credit for a long quest costing many lives. Also noted is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised as a fifty year old American remedy for appetite loss indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
United States
Hostetter
TWO MEN RID OF CRUEL ECZEMA
A burned man recalls arsenic treatment failing and credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing eczema in less than two months after his nephew's success. He endorses the remedies as a relief for skin troubles and notes widespread use by the Fetter Drug and Chem Corp. with a free 43 page book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hamilton
Indiana
Fetter Drug and Chem. Corp
Boston
Big Entry List for Horse Show in Atlanta
Mower of the regiment leads a big horse show entry as Atlanta prepares for four nights of events. Visiting officers will have entertainments planned, with ticket sales starting at Daniel Brothers on Peachtree Street. Seats range from 50 cents to 1 at dress circle, 12 for six-seat boxes, and 8 for four-seat boxes. many good seats remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Daniel Brothers
Peachtree Street
Dresel Circle
Amele
Hawley factions take control of The Katy railway
New York Oct 13 Edwin Hawley B F Yoakum chairman of the Rock Island Frisco systems and James Speyer have gained control of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway known as The Katy under a new regime A A Allen of St Louis will become president and the line will operate as an independent under joint control of the Rock Island and Hawley system The Katy spans 3072 miles from Kansas City and St Louis through Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas to Galveston with branches to Shreveport and San Antonio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Hawley
B. F. Yoakum
Rock Island
Frisco Systems
James Speyer
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Tribune Today
A. A. Allen
St. Louis
Adrian H. Jong
Hawley
Missouri
Kansas and
Texas
Katy
Kansas City
St Louis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gulf
Galveston
Shreveport
San Antonio
Death calls Mrs McAllister widow of Ward McAllister
New York October 12 Mrs Sarah T McAllister widow of Ward McAllister longtime New York society leader died at her Madison Avenue home in her eightieth year. She was a planter of William Gibbone of Savannah Georgia and had lived in retirement since her husband’s death in 1895. Ward McAllister was famed for saying Four hundred to describe New York society.
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New York
Sarah T. McAllister
Ward McAllister
Madison Avenue
McAllister
William Gibbone
Samnah
Fatally Burned by Lamp in Birmingham Home
In Birmingham on October 13 Mrs. C. H. Hudson aged woman living on Fourth avenue between Twenty second and Twenty third streets died from burns after a kerosene lamp on a folding bed fell and exploded as the bed was being pulled down for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
C. H. Hudson
Fourth Avenue
Twenty Second
Twenty-third Streets
Ias
Key West Storm Casualties and Aid Appeal
Key West faces heavy property damage after a hurricane that sank two tugs and cost lives along the coast. Laborers and refugees work to clear debris while the city prepares for a lengthy recovery and Mayor Fogarty appeals to the nation for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Potints
Florida
Peninsula
Fogarty
United States
Wiley Godfrey Held On Assault Warrant
Wiley Godfrey was held on an assault with intent to murder warrant sworn by J S Newman. Godfrey, who attacked Newman with a baseball bat on Haynes street, was fined 45.75 in recorder's court and jailed on the assault charge pending further action. Newman wore bandages and was briefly hospitalized with non serious injuries.
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J. 5
Newman
Wiley Godfrey
Justice of the Peace L. WW
Landrum
Godfrey
Haynes Street
Recorder’s Court
Justice Landrum
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Praised for Headache Relief
Readers from Waterville Maine and Detroit Michigan attest to Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy for preventing and curing headaches. They report quick relief, no stomach upset, and no after effects after four years of use with repeated positive results. Drugstores nationwide carry the product with a money back guarantee if the first package does not benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frankowick
Trombly
Detroit
Mich
Miles
Elkhart, Ind
Alderman Candler Tapped as Mayor Pro Tem Amid Talks
Alderman John S. Candler is expected to serve as mayor pro tem for the remainder of the year with E. E. Pomeroy anticipated as mayor pro tem next year. Charles D. Knight, “Doc” Knight, is floated as a candidate to fill the unexpired second ward term. Knight runs Piedmont laundry and has past railway conductorship, currently active in the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors. The method of selection remains undecided, possibly a special primary or the December city election. Huddleston to be deputy city clerk, with Joe Foster set to replace W. J. Campbell, who resigns for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Candler
Press Huddleston
E. E. Pomeroy
Huddiston
Charles D. Knight
Doc” Knight
Knight
Joe Foster
W. J. Campbell
Mortuary notices and obituaries from various Georgia towns
A sequence of obituary notices and funeral details from multiple locales including Buford Keys at West View cemetery, Altoona in Georgia, Stamps chapel, and Silver Creek interments. Also reports death of James P Welsh of Marietta and Professor T P Atkinson of Flovilla, with notes on survivors and funeral plans in Evergreen and Elberton communities.
Freestone Tennessee Whiskey Standard Described Near Knoxville
The whiskey is presented as the standard for Tennessee whiskies. Distillery near Knoxville, Tennessee uses mountain spring water and sugar maple charcoal filtration to produce Freestone, claimed as the true type of Tennessee whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Center's Body Arrives in Atlanta Today
The body of Paul W. Center reached Atlanta early this morning with funeral services expected Friday. Center died after a quarrel with Sheriff Knudson at Telluride, Colorado, during which he was shot. Knudson faces manslaughter charges, authorities say. The funeral is planned for the afternoon at the family home 434 Woodward Avenue, with interment at Hollywood Cemetery. He is survived by his mother and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Center
Atlanta
M. E. Center
Woodward Avenue
Hollywood Cemetery
No Will Left by Fitch Disclosed in France Death
New York October 13 a careful search failed to reveal any will by Clyde Fitch the playwright who died recently in France under law his estate will pass to his father William G. Fitch of Hartford Conn as heir at law no estimate of the estate has been made public many friends believe he held real estate and securities exceeding a million dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
New York
Clyde Fitch
France
William G. Fitch
Hartford, Conn
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Knox
GEO. Muse Clothing CO
Muse
Whitehall
Grand Opera
Spain
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Veachtree Street
Glenn ST
Macon
Washington Avenue
College
Orange Streets
Cotton Avenue
City Hall
Washington, D. C
George L. Newton
Robert Cofer
Machen
Cuticura
Road Willontinue
Death
M’allister
New York Society
Bahia Honda
Miami
Bybil
Sadie
Sybil
Parker
Nfe
Fox
Whitmore
Peterson
Ernest Cotton
Florida East Coast Railway
Florida East Coast
Brown
Marathon
Arathon
Metropols
Metropolan
R. W. Carter
Engineering Corps
Florida East Coast Railway Extension
Elmore
Shell Key
J. H. Brown
Knights Key Dock
Parksdale
Ente and
W. F. Donovan
East Alabama St
Candler
Mary White
Sheltering Arms
Barclay & Brandon's
West View Cemetery
Buford Keys
H. Keyn
Hampton Street
Altoona
Oscar Rutledge
J. O. Rutledge
East Lake
Stamps Chanel
Chapel Yard
Cecil Patterson
Poole's
Silver Creek
C. T. Murray
Poole
Oakland Cemetery
James P. Welsh
Marietta
James FP. Welsh
Pearl McClatchey
Mra. E. I. Welsh
Slaters
EB. P. Awetman
Slidell
J.H. Grover
Martha
Ava
Louise Welsh
George and
Stanley Welsh
T. P. Atkinson
Flovilla
Jackson
Knights of Pythias and
Mason
University of Georgia
Fiovila
Mias Lettie Crawford
B. H. Crumpton
Ray Minnette
Evergreen
Bay Minette
Alabama
W. C. Smith
Elberton
Baltimore
Freestone
R. H.C. Club
Cate
Grassy Valley
Clarke Bros. & Co
Peoria
Illinois
R. H. Cate & CO
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Center
Borrizy Ar
Spaines
Guns
Prsr
Jowean
Jaman
Broad Bia
Newcastle
England
Constance Lytton
H. N. Brallaford
David Lloyd-George
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