Dinners and social notes from the Piedmont Driving Club
Pleasant dinners at the Piedmont Driving Club feature guests from New York Louisville and Atlanta. Dances at Mrs Wilsons honor Mr Maxwell Berry and a Capital City Club luncheon for Mrs Walter Philpot of Chicago. Numerous social visits, trips and gatherings with many named locals and visitors, plus upcoming nuptial and travel plans across Georgia and the region.
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Piedmont Driving Club
James English, Jr
Josie Stockdell
Jennie English
Logan Clarke
Joseph A. Oudin
New York
J. K
Joseph Thompson
Lula Russ
Steve French
Jim Young
Louisville
English
Harry English
Capital City Club
Walter Philpot
Chicago
Atlanta
Philpot
J Ww W. English
J. W. English
James Robinson
John Grant
Vaughn Nixon
John Ottiey
Robert Lowry
W H. Ki
Georgia Attorney General Clarifies State School Commissioner Term
Attorney General Boykin Wright ruled that the term of State School Commissioner G. R. Glenn begins January 1, 1901 and ends January 1, 1903, meaning he will remain in office beyond the current administration. Wright traces the office history from 1881 and explains the 1894 constitutional amendment did not alter the term dates, only the method of selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boykin Wright
G. R. Glenn
W. B. Merritt
Candler
Glenn
Wright
State House
Capitol
Huard
Merritt
State of Georgia
Atlanta
Senate
G@ J Orr
Orr
Fudge J
Heck Ws
Bradwell
Atkinson
G R. Glenn
General Assembly
Fortune Favors a Texan and a Legislative Bid
Advertiser notes Dr King s New Life Pills praised by W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas for quick relief from head back and stomach pains and loss of appetite plus a travel offer to Point Comfort Virginia at 12 00 round trip within Seaboard Air Line sale. In Huntly Alabama a proposal to elect county solicitor and superintendent of education and a judgeship is being pushed by Sen Spragins and Reps Walker and Pletcher with re election hopes for Betts and Dr Humphrey.
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Dr King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Point Comfort
Seaboard Air Line
Huntly's
Ala
Spragins
Walker
Pletcher
Tancred Betts
Humphrey
PLAN MASS WRITING CONVENTION OPENS MONDAY
Carpenters district council met in Carpenters hall at 312 North Broad Street to arrange a large mass meeting at 1171-2 Wiltehall Street Saturday night. Expected 900 to 400 delegates will arrive for one of the region’s largest labor gatherings with prominent speakers including William D Huber. The convention starts Monday with daily rallies planned next week. Additional meetings and talks by labor figures nationwide are planned as well as setup by the local entertainment committee. Cheap and second hand school books and supplies are advertised by John M. Miller Co.
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Carpenters’ District Council
Carpenters
North Broad Street
Wiltehall Street
Carpenters’ Convention
William D Huber
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Labor Movement
Frank Duffy
Philadelphia
J. E. Potts
Boston
John H. Clark
Leach
Houston
Tex
Smith and Myers
San Francisco
Shartz
Chicago
Committee Sits Tomorrow Details of Horse Show Arranged
The Southern Interstate Fair Association horse show committee will meet tomorrow at fair headquarters to arrange show details. Plans include a boys rough-Tiders class, a string of fine horses for the track, a lassoing event likely as a wild west feature, and a refined midway to attract patrons. Illumination will be stressed with electric lights along the street. Sam Jones Tabernacle Meetings in Cartersville, Ga offer one fare round trip via Western and Atlantic railroad with tickets on sale Sept 6 to 4, return by Sept 15 1902.
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Southern Interstate Fair Association
Tomorrrow
Frank Weldon
Fair Association
R Coley Anderson
Weldon
Sam Jones
Tabernacle
Cartersville
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Co. B. Harman
Through Car Service Atlanta to San Francisco West Point Route
An advertisement offers a through car from Atlanta to San Francisco via the West Point Route at a fare of 37.85 dollars to California. For details contact Geo W Allen in Atlanta as T P A or J P Billups GP A, Atlanta.
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California
West Point
Atlanta
San Francisco
Geo. W. Allen
J. P. Biilups
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Henry Jackson
Mrs. Hinn
Woestman
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Virginia Arnold
W. ©. Hardin
Nannie
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Adelaide Howell
Frances Carter
Emma Belle Lownes
Robert Clarke
Stafford Nash
Ulric Atkinson
Harvey Phillips
Will Glenn
Walter Colquitt
Maxwell Berry
Hd Wilson
West End
Cornell
Wisses Gryder
Cohuttah
Calera Gryder
Fraser Street
Ada Turner
Annie Turner
Mamie Jackson
Aline Jackson
Edith Krage
Mattie Key
Nona Key
Bloise Bowie
Theo Bowie
Dora Hall
Susie Phillips
Gertrude Adams
Laurene Kerr
Mary Mehan
Susie Mehan
Erma Hoge
Lyan
Bennie Dame
Dan Bowie
Spratin
LeRoy Holcomb
Charles Brightwell
James Gryder, Jr
Eugene Jackson
Will Thurman
Payne
Otis Penn
E. A. Nealy
Professor Griffith
Jack Head
L. C. Miller
James E. Gryder
Misses Viola
Lucy Bacon
Miss Stephens
Plainfield
N. S
Miss Newton
Jackson
Miss Bacon
Houghton- Dantzler
Charleston
D. C
George R. Houghton
Virginia Dantzler
E. QO. Watson
M Baird Barkley
Miss Dantzler
Houghton
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Mr. Houghton
Thomas Jefferson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Toy
Ladies of the Maccabees
Rose
Colvin
J. G Rossman
National Association of Mllminating Companies
Mount Washington
N. Y
J.W. Scully, Jr
Colonel
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Gainesville
Cowan
Jackson Street
Daisy Jackson
Leila Cooper
Rome
Cooper
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Wet Springs
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Martha Bron
Sapphire
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Ashton
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Kentucky
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North Carolina Mountains
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Franklin Springs
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N. J
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Oscar Pappenheimer
Roswell
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Dalton
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Gastonia
Langford
Gordon Street
George F. Cox
Richmond
M. Virginia Bowie
North Carolina
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Virginia
Luta Ross
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Ninae Bray
Eufaula
James Young
Harry Jackson
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Asheville
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Athens
Marie Sciple
Lucy Cobb
Joseph Hartsfield
Bainbridge
Elizabeth Hudson
EB. Magill
Tate Spring
Edythe
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Tallulah Falla
Bele Nash
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Thaddeus Horton
West Peachtrea
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Bolingroke
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Ric Amon Ig Va
Robert W. Wood
Martha Boynton
Mrs. Patton
Curwensville
John Denton Patterson
Birdie Duval
James Ryan Garner
Joe Lynan
Atlants
Franklin Mikell
V. C. Badham
Columbia
5. C
Mrs. BD. W. Hill
Donna Baln Wit
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Nashville
Henry Lupton
W. B. Clements
Norfolk
Shepherdson
Columbus
Roland D. Respess
Duluth
Mary Jones
Savannah
John Shederant
Greenville
Henry Peeples
Atlantic City
Victor Smith
Sea
Georgia Watts
Oliver Andrews
Pauline Wagner
Washington,d. C
Walker Lewis
Capitol Avenue
Lyman Hall
Misa Julia Dodd
Shakeston and
Fen
York
Wks Jackson
Gua Dodd
W. W. Gray
Fort McPherson
Gray
Alex Smith
Baliey
Tech
Grace Norcross
Vassar
Marie Pinkard
Birmingham
Roline Raoul
Sheridan
Gus Daly
Macon
Hickey
John J. Lynch
Della Miller
Marguerite Miller
George W
Adair
Ed Coney
Brunswick
Sallie Brown
Deerfeld
Seabeara Aly’ Line
Portsmouth
Miller and Stetson
Peters
Hlect Merritt
Terrell
Gas Ranger
Atlanta Gas
Equitable Building
All Union
School Books
John M. Miller Co
Marietta
Whitehall St
Keely's
Fred Ness
Riaseco
Sherman House
Randolph and
Clark Streets
Sherman
Price Rearanracts
Chicado
Bienville
Mobile
Arge
Winnie Davis
State Normal School
Herbert Choate
Augusta
Choate
BE. C. Branson
Southern Railway
Old Point Comfort
McFadden
Rosa F. Monnish
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Bell
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Wheat
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Royal Romen Hip
Ourome
Kimball House
Chas. W. Crankshaw