Georgia Day Brightens Nashville Horse Show Night
Isma Dooly of Nashville selects as chairman for Georgia day at the Nashville horse show and predicts the day will be the most brilliant. Roberta Sewell notes the Nashville Horse Show Association dedicates a brilliant night to Georgia with Mrs. Robert Jackson chairing Georgia night and Mrs. Jackson leading attractions. Mrs. William Jackson, president of the ladies patronesses, will award a Belle Meade cup valued at 350 dollars to the best pair of mares or geldings suitable for park use driven by a lady, with 50 percent for appointments, 25 percent for driving, and 25 percent for conformation and action.
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Nashville
Georgia
Roberta Sewell
Nashville American
Nashville Horse Show Association
Robert Jackson
Robert Maddox
Atlanta
Georgia Night
Willam Jackson
William Harding Jackson
Belle Meade
Robert F. Maddox
Jackson
Frank
Washburn
Augusta
A. C. Heed
Savannah
M. B. Pilcher, Jr
Mavon
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Georgia horse show to feature state night spectators
Washville society entries include couples and married pairs for a grand show with magnificent mounts and a renowned musical ride. Georgia night will spotlight visitors from Nesavlle and surrounding cities with extensive social events and an invitation to Atlanta officials. Mrs. Maddox will co lead Georgia day activities.
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Georgia Ulgatta
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Nesavlle
Atlanta
Georgia
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Hogue Released on Bond in Henry Jackson Shooting
F W Hogue was released on bond after a warrant was issued for assault with intent in the shooting of Henry Jackson a Negro in South Atlanta Saturday night. Witnesses on a streetcar said Hogue fired as passengers reported a bullet intended for a woman hit Jackson in the abdomen. Jackson remained alive yesterday though gravely wounded.
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Henry Jackson
F. W. Hogue
Atlanta
Tomur
Hogue
Delegates Arrive for Biennial Carpenters Convention in Atlanta
Governor Candler and Mayor Mims welcomed delegates as about 299 from the United States and Canada gathered in Atlanta for the twelfth biennial convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Delegates arrived at the Kimball House and Union Depot, with open sessions planned at 10 o clock and business to follow for two weeks.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joinery of America
Convention
Whitehall Street
United States
Canada
Union Depot
Kimball House
Hon. C. GC
Houston
Georgia Federation of Labor
C. T. Ladson
William D. Huber
The
Brotherhood
Frank Duffy
A. C. Cattermull
W. G. Scherbt
Charles Judge
Donald Glass
Huber
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Hall
North Broad Street
Ch Place
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City
New York
Seaboard
Air Line Railway
Chicago
Southern Railway
New England
San Francisco
St. Louis
Mayor Receives Unusual Requests From Perry OK Aged Woman Probe
A Perry Oklahoma correspondent seeks historical data on Billops brothers Tom Jack and Jae cotton planters in 1792 and on Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin, to determine the age of Nellie Gentry an aged Black woman who says she picked cotton for them. A Beaumont lawyer asks the mayor to locate Sylvester Oppice heirs for potential land. Mayor Mims plans a courteous refusal.
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Perry
Okla
Eli Whitney
Wan Alao
Whitey
Oklahoma
Negresa
Bhlops Brothers
Atlanta
Geo
Billops Bros
Tom
Jack
Jae
Nellie Gentry
Air
Sylvester Oppice
Beaumont
Tex
Mims
Prince Elected Principal of Davidson Grammar School
In Augusta on September 14 a special report states C. H. Brice, formerly principal at Jackson Ga, was elected principal of the Davidson grammar school in the fourth ward. He succeeds T. Y. W. Garrett who moved to Woodlawn in the fifth ward. A separate note reports a guard house escape when a white man from South Carolina named Joe Fletcher tore out a window facing and created a hole in the brickwork at police headquarters.
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Prince
Augusta
H. Brice
Jackson
Davidson Grammar School
Fourth Ward
T. Y W. Garrett
Woodlawn School
Savannah
Charles Jéndal
Thirty Second Street
Savannah Nospital
Jendal- Ray
Elty Market
Electric whip touted as new horse urge device
Georgia inventor James A Giles unveils an electrical apparatus using a magneto dynamo and copper plates to drive horses and mules faster without a whip. Mounted on the wagon, the device allegedly trains animals by brief electrical shocks, with patent sought and plans for plow use.
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Georgia Hdison
James A. Giles
Albérton
Giles
Pirat
Gilea
Qwes
Etherton
Hibert County
Mrs Wilson the South's Oldest Woman Writer
Augusta Evans Wilson of Mobile, Alabama, acclaimed as a leading Southern fiction writer, returns with A Peac ked Bird after a long hiatus. Her life at Government Street home reflects antebellum elegance, devotion to her late husband Colonel Lee Wilson, and a career spanning Inez to Vashti with fans worldwide and new edition plans by G W Dillingham.
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G. W. Dillingham Company
New York
Augusta Evans Wilson
Mobile
Ala
Wilson
South
Flowere
Government Street
Salt
Lee Wilson
Whsoi
Columbus
Inez
Harper Bros
Derby & Jackson
Beulah
Atlantic
West & Johnson
Richmond
St. Elmo
Vashti
Tiberius
Calcutta
New Zealand
Gilbert Parker
Mrs. Wilson
Australia
Parker
Park
Ghetat
Parks
Park Mah
Augusta Evans Wilson Notes on Her Life and Work in Mobile
A profile celebrates Augusta Evans Wilson, praised for gentleness, domestic skill, and literary genius. The article portrays her as a popular Mobile figure, devoted stepfamily, loyal servants, and a prolific author whose home life at Spring Hill and Government Street fuels her celebrated novels including A Speckled Bird.
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South
Mobile
August
Evans Wilson
Spring Hill
Government Street
Augusta. Evans Wilson
The
Republic
Colored-Congregational Sermon By Rev Proctor
Rev H H Proctor preached at the First Congregational church colored last night on Let Your Light Shine from Matthew 5 15 urging the congregation to make the most of their lives for God He explained the lamp is already lighted and urged removing obstructions and placing the lamp on a stand to shine to its best advantage
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H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
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