Protests over Lamar Hall name at Georgia Normal and Industrial
The Georgian reports two protests about Governor Terrell being said to have been handed a lemon when the board named the new building Lamar Hall instead of Terrell Hall. The paper reiterates Terrell’s broadmindedness and praises the honor given to R. N. Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Lamar Hall
Terrell Hall
A. Tigner
Terrellad
James M. DuPree
The
Lamar
Ripe Lemon
R. N. Lamar
RR. E. Green
Ee RN
R. E. Green
Dupree
Montezuma
Investigation into Wreck and Southern Railway Block System
Virginia's corporation commission probes the Thanksgiving Day wreck that killed Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway. Evidence suggests lax block system oversight, youthful operators, and irregular practices. one operator was under twenty, the other seventeen. The report advocates the absolute block system to prevent future collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corporation Commission of
State of
Virginia
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Ragoon
Sawyers
Southern Railway Company
Southern
City urged to build two new Atlanta schools next year
The Georgian calls on Atlanta’s city council to fund two new school buildings to ease crowding and plan for rising attendance. The board of education endorsed the proposal, noting the city’s strong treasury as justification. The paper argues better facilities are essential for the city’s future and urges timely council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Siacation Ma
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Board of Education
Week in Cotton Tracks Sharp Market Decline
The cotton market fell sharply as futures tumbled after government estimates. Traders rushed to sell as the 2 PM release of 12,646,000 bales spurred a panic, with contract losses around 4.70 to 5.25 per bale and a broad spot decline from week highs.
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Wall Street
New Orleans Times-Democrat
diMcult
Wreck Cause Questioned After Rail Disaster
The inquiry cites operator Mattox who admits allowing two trains on the same block while claiming to follow railroad rules. The wreck killed the road’s president and five passengers, raising questions about procedure and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattox
The Visit of the Children to a Newspaper Plant
The Georgia board of education allows school children to visit the newspaper plant to see how a paper is made. The event will please all staff and provide a practical look at a highly organized business, including the tanning unit and modern daily operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Star
Georgia Delegation Living Arrangements in Washington
A list of Georgia Senators and Congressmen with their Washington lodging establishments including Augustus C Bacon at 1767 Oregon Avenue and A B Clay at the Normandie. Congressmen W Adamson at the Oxford and others at Shoreham and Metropolitan properties are noted along with street addresses such as 116 Baltimore Street for LF Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus C. Bacon
Oregon Avenue
A. B Clay
The
Normandie
Congressmen
Geor gians in Gotham visit New York today
Fragmentary OCR notes show Georgians visiting New York with mentions of Atlanta Nutting and Johnaton, lacking clear event details or context.
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New York
Dee
Atone
Atlantasa
Nutting
Johnaton
Death of Uncle Bob Highlights Racial Respect in South
An Associated Press human interest piece notes funeral scenes in Nashville and Georgia where white pallbearers honor respected Black elders. While criticizing boastful demonstrations, it argues genuine esteem for elderly Black citizens transcends color and period, reflecting complex Southern attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Une Bob
Nashville
Georgia City
Galveston
South
Unjust Impression About Gov Terrell Corrected
Milledgeville readers are told by ED T Ignor, DIrector of G A I College, that Governor Terrell did not influence or know about the naming vote for the new dormitory at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. He denied intent to claim Terrell Hall and praised Terrell’s public service and support for Georgia colleges.
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Gov. Terrell
MR. Tigner
Fioe
Terrell
Millsville
Cation
Georgia
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
ED Tigner
G. A & I. College
Milledgeville, Ga
The Great Liquid Crystal in the Milky Way
Observers note star patterns in photographs reveal looping, connected streams of stars and dark lanes where few stars shine. These features suggest the Milky Way’s stars form a global, interconnected system, with the sun as part of a larger stellar arrangement rather to a lone focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceyetal
Relence
Fragmentary Verse Reflections On Death And Publication
The text discusses death by own action and literary future hope. Mentions Mr Calpe and a future Mrs Calpe, with comments on contribution to the world and use of conventions. It reads as a reflective, literary fragment from a periodical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calue
Carver
Calpe
Magazine Poetess Recites Verse To A Child In Kitchen
The fragment presents Mrs. Ma loney scolding and feeding a child while a pencil stub scribbles a magazine message from Elsa De Vere to her son. The text recalls a longing past, poetic reflections, and a maternal scene amid household details.
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Maloney
Michael M.loney
Howie Prise
Only As Children Can Travel Tale
Two children play and ride in a car with a wealthy girl and a chauffeur. They embark on a long imagined journey, sharing a playful adventure that centers on childlike imagination and mobility.
Literary Bridegroom Sparks Frenzied Rhetoric Across Papers
A collage of quotations and snippets centers on Hall Caine and literary marriages. Debates trace the figure of the literary bridegroom through excerpts from Chicago Record-Herald and Louisville Courier-Journal, noting public fascination and alleged infidelity rumors while detailing unrelated car imagery and family scenes.
Labor World Notes Highlight Broad Era of Unions
A roundup reports nine new unions organized by the national cization of Hotel Employees and notes from the Seamen's Union convention. It cites strike benefits totals, eight hour law enforcement, wage changes for wood lathers, and rail and factory labor actions across cities and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Cization of
International Convention of the Seamen's Union
Swe
Washington Gossip Sparks Society Notes and Ambassadorship Buzz
Charles M Schwab travels to Mexico for weeks as Washington society teases outfits and hosts. The article tracks the Shonts sisters Theodore P Shonts, Mrs J Z Leiter and Mrs Depew social rounds, Ambassador White’s Rome transfer and the Porter party saga amid party caucus tensions.
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Washington Society
Mise Cannon
Minses Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Mtynday
J. Z. Leiter
Dupont Circle
Thomas Walsh
Lillian Hurd
Denver
This Date in History 1900 Oddities and Events
A garbled December 15 entry notes a mix of unclear European and American references. The fragment mentions figures or places such as Detroit South Dakota Wilhelmina and a dinner, with mentions of broader arts and European claimant themes.
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Metro- Pity
Tring
Hull
South Dakota
Calvin
Hoors
Neon
Wilhelmina
Mr. Beetle -Vonueau
United States For Arts Raj
Elatnis
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Seely
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Elas
Eleponies
Jegistance Termina
Smith & Thompson
Jeargin
Ease 'Sila
Coniron
Washington
Gotham
Uncle Bob
Milledgeville
Thorsday
Térrall
Max Meyerhart
M. M. Parks
F. G. duBignon
Poetess
William F. Kirk
Sonor
Elsa DE Vere
Kingdom of Children
Hall Caine
Uni Calne
Venus
Ieee
Erie
Chicago Record-Herald
Misa
Allen
Clara
Abe
Bien
Loulerilie Courier-Journal
Labor World
International Association of Machinists
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
United States
Moody
International Union
Ita
Northwestern Railroad
Providence
R. 1
Amalgamated Leathers ‘ Workers’ Union of America
Pacific
Eet
Carpenters* Union
Spokane
Baltin
Englan
Cittoens
Pemeeletica Rilfering
Red Bi Inter
France
Stratford
C ‘al Ne
I “Aelay Ng
Porite Datastions Senm
Bern
Lenni
1 United Garment
Halong
United Kingdom
Aimetai
Ite
Eal
Enish
Mixtycoves
Paducah, Ky
Tuntow
Laborere
Chiricatowy
Howe Bavy Yard
Bheet Metal Workers 11 Des Moin
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Fipaier
Trades
Haltimore
Cholly Knickerbocker
Charles M.schwab
Mexico
Shants
Panama Canal
Miss Theodora
Miss Margaret
Misa Theodora
Rome
Ambassador White
Parle
White
Recepton
Chimay
Meta
Roosevelt
Peter A. Porter
House of Representatives
Porter
Hie Canant
Jim Wolcott Wadsworth
OPERA
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Opticians
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