Ten Days of Lime Limit For Paying Assessments Expires Today
City primary actions dominate the week with candidates Howell Johnson and Woodward scheduling rallies and ward meetings. The subcommittee will appoint polling-place managers and clerks, with a list of announced candidates and paid assessments guiding ballot eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan P. Howell
Third Ward
Kime’s Hall
East
Hunter Street
Howell Campaign
Howell Club
Harvey Johnson
Woodward
James Woodward
Council Chamber
City Hall
Howell
the Grand
Young Men’s Howell Club
Opera House
Johnson
City Executive Committee
Rosser & Brandon
The
Empire Puilding
Luther & Rosser
W. 8. Elkin, Jr
A. C. Gann
Cc. N. Allen
C. Cc. Houston
George 8. Lowndes
W. Y. Brotherton
May Johnson
Hugh T. Inman
Evan P Howell
Harvey James G. Woodward
Walter R Brown
C. H. Girardeau
W. Terrell
JW Mitchell
John A. Fiynds
James EB. Belcher
T. H. Goodwin
Erd
Sid Hal J. A. LeSueur
M. M. Furner
Philip
Brettenbacher
Ed R. Hayes
Slath Govan
Martin
M. Stephens
Henry L. Collier
W. J. F. Amor
Rfor
E T. Payne
M. Clayton
Thomas J. Poe
All the precious and semi precious stones Maier and Berkele
An advertisement from Maier and Berkele at 1 Whitehall Street lists the full range of precious and semi precious stones available for purchase or inspection. The note emphasizes a selection that includes various gemstones and related wares.
Prison inmates form Endeavor Society in Atlanta Federal Prison
The first active steps for a branch of the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society among federal prison inmates were taken with a chapel service. Convicts in pine uniforms sang gospel hymns and listened to talks on God's mercy, wisdom, goodness, and justice, while two escaped prisoners masked as a cautionary contrast. A trusted inmate recalled a young visitor gifting roses and a pink bloom, highlighting moral aid amid barbed walls and heavy chains.
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Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Federal Prison
Atlanta
Shelton
Critchlow
A. W. Warner
A. T. Peacock
W. Msmith
A. F. Bellingrath
L. C Brewer
Ida Richmond
Ola Heller
Ww. H. Lowe
A. 4
Pip
Savannah Team to Reply in Savannah Military Controversy
Savannah citizens await a formal response after Captain George M Hope of the Governor's Horse Guard defended the team in a dispute sparked by Major W W Williamson. Savannah officials and guardsmen report Teams gathered distance data at Seagirt and deny impropriety. A special Savannah meeting is planned to frame an answer to Captain Hope.
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George M. Hope
Governor's Horse Guard
W. W. Williamsson
Savannah
Forest City
Captain Hope
George M. Ga
Hope
Ww. W Williamson
Williamson
Seagirt
Mc Postell
Atlanta
Georgia Hussars
Twogp
Carbine Company
W. W. Gordon, Jr
Hussars
Baptist Council Recommends Move to Synagogue Site
A council of Baptist church representatives met at the old Jewish synagogue to advise Central Baptist on moving from Walker street. They urged selling the Walker Street property and purchasing the synagogue, with final action postponed until Wednesday night due to member absence. most members favor the relocation. The Central church, at Walker and Stonewall, built in 1896, has outgrown its quarters and the move is seen as desirable.
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Baptist Churches
Old Jewish
Central Baptist Church
W. W.W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
Central Church
Walker Street
Walker and
Stonewall Streets
Evter
James R. Stanford Dead Engineer on Southern
James R. Stanford, a well known engineer on the Charlotte division of the Southern, died last night at 9:30 at his residence 520 Central Avenue. He had served on the division for years and was active in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Atlanta lodge Masons. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Charlotte
Southern
Ford
Central Avenue
Staford
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Atlanta Lodge Masons
Which is Better for Real Estate Title Assurance
A prompt choice between a lawyer offering an opinion on title quality and a company providing a million dollar guarantee of title. The note urges readers to have the firm conduct operations aligned with their preferences, implying greater security with guaranteed assurances.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co in Empire Building
The Title Guarantee and Trust Co located in the Empire Building faces ongoing proceedings affecting its operations. Local officials have not disclosed specifics, but filings indicate formal actions requiring notice and potential compliance steps for stakeholders.
Elks Carnival Opens With Massive City Parade
The Elks parade in Atlanta opens a grand street fair today under Colonel Park Woodward. Four hundred members from Athens Augusta Macon and Rome lodge chapters will visit and march from Harris Peachtree to Broad Mitchell and Whitehall with uniformed Elks, regiments, bands, and the Atlanta artillery firing a salute. Bobby Walthour will appear in an automobile as part of the procession.
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Park Woodward
Marietta Street
Athens
Augusta
Macon
Rome
Atlanta
Austell
Harris and
Peachtree
Elks
Marshal Park Weodward
Joseph van Holt Nash
Staf
John D. Miller
J. D. Cramer
W. R B. Dimmock
Harry Silverman
Frank Coker
Clarence Everett
Nym McCullough
W. F. Blaton
W. M. Blaton
B. C. Davis
A. J. West
Joe Brown Connally
I. J. Ripley
J. F. Burke
J. H. Caleb
John J. Woodside
Fred Wedemeyer
Wirth
Georgia
Clifford Anderson
W. H. Harrison
Ozburn
Vittur
Knights of Pythias
Charles Vittur
Cola Fellows
Camp A. Wheeler
John 8. Prather
Atlanta Artillery
L., D. Moris
Bobby Walthour
First Session of Chautauqua Opens at Baptist Church
A large audience attended the first session of the annual Bible chautauqua at Jones Avenue Baptist church. Rev. Dr. William Holltsclaw delivered the opening sermon as Dr. F. C. McConnell spoke on Home Missions in the Southland in Cuba. The week features speeches by prominent Baptist divines on topics from The Ideal Church to The Second Coming of Christ with daily programs and a women’s missionary union meeting planned.
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Jones Avenue Baptist Church
William Holltsclaw
F. C. McConnell
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Bouthland
Cuba
McConnell
Baltimore
Rosamyer
Tolberson
Georgia
Hie
Baptist Church
Oklahoma
American Baptist Home Board of Missions
I Nba
O'Halloran
Cienfuegos
Island
W. W Landrum
J. D. Chapman
First Baptist Church
Anderson, D. C
Chapman
J. H. Foster
First Baptist Church of Anniston
Ala
J. S. Purser
Wes Ema Baptist Church
Purser
H. R. Bernard
Athens
Southern Advance
Frost
Woman's Missionary Unisp
L M. Landrum
John T. Landers
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
A. J. Orme
B. Easterlin
W. P. Anderson
Mass Lucychifehter
E.G. Willingham
George McCarty
Women's Baptist Missionary Union
J. C. Howard
W. J. Holtzclaw
Wee
Dedicating New Soldiers' Home With Formal Exercises
The new Soldiers' Home building opens Wednesday at 11 a.m. with a veteran audience in mind. Governor Candler Governor-elect Terrell Mayor Mims and other officials will speak alongside Confederate veterans and board trustees. The program includes prayers songs and a series of ten minute addresses followed by a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Home
Candler
Terrell
Mims
Sohn Temple Graves
Forrest Adair
John H Martin
Board of Trustees
A. R. Holderby
Long
John Tample Graves
John H. Mertin
Board of
Truseses
Dong
Pr. T FP
Cleveland
Atlanta Camp
U. C V
Wpixie
Daughters of the Con
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Solitaires
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall St
Endeavor Society
Savanna
Postel
Baptists
Forsyth Street
Baptist
Paris
Duchess of Rochefodcauld
United States
Mitchell
Oregon
James R. Stanford
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Empire Building
Sillanta
Elas’ Carniys
Woon
Dr. Landrum
Burrojap
Bawisters
Hirsgh Brothers
Washington
New York
Columbus
D. C
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