Pupils of Boulevard Celebrate on Friday
Boulevard School seventh and eighth grades planned Christmas programs with recitations solos pantomime and class readings. Featured are performances by Fred Allen Laura Featherston May Mooney Virginia Stannard Carrie Thornton Frank Drake Ella Lee Cobb Murray Adams Ames Dobbs Tella Powell Willie Harwell Katie Wrege and students including Will Wood and Dan Stephens. The Henry W Longfellow Society leads the events with Sidney Lanter as president and Leslie Ewing as secretary.
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Henry W. Longfellow Society
Fred Allen
Laura Featherston
May Mooney
Ella Lee Cobb
Boulevard School
Sidney Lanter Society
Lesie Ewing
Dan Stephens
Scalea
Murray Adams
Ames Dobbs
Mano Solo
Tella Powell
Willie Harwell
Katie Wrege
Sara Pinnell
Nelson Beck
Axel Anderson
Wood
US Vice Consul Nelson Fairchild Shot in Mukden
Advices from Mukden Manchuria report the death of American vice consul Nelson Fairchild after a shooting in the city. He was about 26, a Harvard graduate, son of Charles Fairchild & Co. of Wall Street, and a member of the Harvard Club and New York Zoological Society. The shooting is believed accidental. state department to receive full details soon.
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Slayer of Walker is Lodged in Jail
Mathew Roy als, charged with killing Jim Walker in the county last summer, was arrested in the western part of the county yesterday by C. B. Walker Thomas Walker and John Groves J. E. Walker and Jesse Lott. He had been in hiding since the killing as Walker's family hunted for him. The murder was described as atrocious and seemingly uncalled for with a trivial matter at the bottom of it.
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Jim Walker
C. B. Walker
Thomas Walker
John Groves
J. E. Walker
Jesse Lott
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Christmas Carol Recitations by Seventh and Eighth Graders
A fragment listing students performing recitations and songs for a Christmas program. Names include Birdie, Ca Igte, Lella Powell, Axel, Anderson, Dan Stephens, Charlie Powell, Fong, Mary Mc Williams, Mamie Peavy, Carrie Christian, Lillian Alexander, Lola Woodlift, Roberta Arrington, with pieces titled The Angel's Visit, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, Forty Years Ago, Blow Thou Winter Wind and Christmas Bella.
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Eee More Jones
Birdie Ca Igte
Lella Powell
Axel, Anderson
Dan Stephens
New Appointments in Council Doped by the Wise Ones
City hall buzz grows over Mayor-elect Joyner's picks for council chairs and committee heads. Dope sheet hints Alderman Quillian as mayor pro tem and Peters or Quillian to head the finance committee while Pomeroy may lead the police panel. Longino or Glass could lead sanitation or hospitals, with Grant, Holland, and others assigned to water, cemetery, streets, and ordinance committees.
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Fred
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Cap
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Patterson
Peters
Sinking Fund Commission
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Oldknow
T. D. Longino
Draper
Dr. Longino
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Board of Health
Councilman Glass
Grady Hospital
Grant
Harwell
Waterworks
of Water Commissioners
Holland
Hardwick Bill Aims to Prevent Wrecks in Railroads
Washington reports Rep. Hardwick of Georgia has broad support for his bill mandating telegraphic block signals on all railroads and licensing telegraph operators. The interstate commerce commission is said to back the plan, with a provision to limit operator hours. Hardwick asserts the bill seeks to stop recent deadly wrecks.
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Hardwick
Georgia
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tatron
Want Subtreasury Located at Macon
Macon Georgia December 20 Postmaster Edwards said Macon has a better chance to secure the sub treasury from a local standpoint than any city now contending for it The remark aims to spur a broad push by Macon businessmen toward Washington officials Georgia Alabama and South Carolina are cited as the main competitors Mrs Ella Thompson funeral services for Mrs Ella Thompson who died Wednesday afternoon were held in the private chapel of Hall Bond Co at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon She is survived by her husband Wyly Thompson
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Washington
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Alabama
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Hall & Bond Co
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Opera glasses promise lasting usefulness in optical orders
Walter Ballard Optical Company at 61 Peach Tree Street announces three of the largest rotation orders ever shipt. Atlanta and Le Maire are among buyers for high end opera glasses. Every glass guaranteed, stock said to be complete while available.
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Peachtree Street
Young man killed during a brawl in Hungarian colony
Special to The Georgian. Tallapoosa Florida Dec 20 A brawl at a Hungarian farm colony near here left Murdock Newsman a young farmer dead. Old man Wahl and his wife Babe are jailed at Buchanan Newaman was connected in Haralson county. Details remain unclear.
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Newaman
Haralson
Manly Returns and Settles Bond With Virginia Company
Salisbury N C Dec 20 Manly has returned and been discharged after paying 1200 dollars to the Virginia company bonding him No reward was paid as Manlys brother brought him to Ballabury
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N. C
W. W
Manly
Virginia Company
Ballabury
Holiday Excursions Via Georgia Railroad 1907
Christmas excursion sale offers 1 1 3 first class fare plus 26 cents for round trip from points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi. 4 tickets on sale December 20 to 25 30 31 and January 1 with final limit January 7 1907. Inquiries to ticket agents A G Waqkson McMillin Augusta Ga.
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Holiday Bargains in Dry Goods and Accessories
A dense advert lists varied discounts across departments including dress goods in 36 to 40 inch widths, handkerchiefs from 6 to 25 cents, silk items up to 1.25, umbrellas 1 to 4 dollars, fancy goods, framed pictures, kid gloves at 1 dollar, children's headwear, men and boys clothing, ladies garments, misses garments, underwear, shoes, men’s furnishings, women’s furnishings, home fixings, linens, and towels with special holiday values across many lines. Notable offers feature two-clasp kid gloves, framed pictures, and Black Cat hosiery, among numerous sale prices.
Tenth Street School Christmas Program Promises Cheer
The sixth grade at Tenth Street School will present a holiday program Friday morning. Pupils prepared scenes include Christmas Bella Under the Holly Bough and A Christmas Tree with verses by named students. Santa will distribute gifts from Settlement Homes to invited children as part of the Christmas celebration.
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Tenth Street
Santa Claus
Bella
Lews Lee
Lynne Brannen
Walter Reynolds
Gustavus Vasa
Dalecarlians
Montgomery Francis
Elizabeth Hendon
Rolling Jones
Theodore Davidson
Noah Porter
John Harrison
McCrea French
Dr. Cure-All
America
Lord Camden
Duncan Peeples
Isolene Campbell
Bruce Sama
Bobby Bumpkin
Mary, Brown
Robert Redding
Helen Dyken
Lawson Hines
Elizabeth Ingraham
Margaret Jerrigan
Pinkle
Miss Mary
Margaret Northen
General Hood’s Baltimore death shocks Atlanta kin
General John Mifflin Hood died suddenly at home in Baltimore at age 63. He headed United Railways and Electric Co of Baltimore and was a prominent civil engineer involved in railroad construction nationwide. His daughter Mrs. Ridley of LaGrange and nephew B. Mifflin Hood of Atlanta are noted relatives. his daughter traveled to Baltimore for the funeral.
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Frank M. Ridley
LaGrange
B. Mifflin Hood
Atlanta
Baltimore
General Hood
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General Hi
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Tuemay
Ridley
Cann Escapes Prison By Paying Heavy Fine
George Cann received a twelve month sentence for simple assault on Mrs. Cornelia Hunt but was offered a $200 fine by Judge Roan later Wednesday. He paid the fine and was released. The judge had not indicated earlier whether the option would be available.
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George Cann
Cornelia Hunt
Roan
Will Lay Cornerstone On New Year's Day
Waycross Georgia reports the cornerstone of a new $50 000 YMCA building will be laid on New Year’s Day in a Masonic ceremony led by Grand Master Max Meyerhardt. An oration is expected from Hon John Temple Graves.
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Masonic Order of
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