Technical Institute Draws Bright Prospectus and Scholarships
Technical institute of high rank in the South offers advanced engineering courses in Mechanical Electrical Textile Mining Civil Engineering and Chemistry. Forty members of the class of 1906 secured lucrative positions before graduation with new laboratories library and generous scholarships in county to Georgia. Next term begins January 2 197. Catalogue available on request.
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Technical Institute
Graduaton
Eneh County
Georgia
Say He Stole Gems Valued at $100,000
New York bondsman Charles Weber, 40, a diamond dealer at 320 Fifth Avenue, was arrested by Pinkerton detectives in Port Jervis after a chase. He allegedly obtained goods worth about $100,000 from New York wholesalers and converted them to cash in pawnshops. Some items bought on credit, others untransferred titles, with a young actress seen as the cashier in most pawning, leading to his capture.
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New York
Charlea Weber
Fifth Avenue
Pinkerton
Port Jervis
N. Y
Weber
Adolph Ludeke
of Ludeke & Co
Broadway
Sheridan Wins Georgian's Five Dollar Gold Prize
Sheridan, of 08 South Avenue, won the five dollar in gold prize for the first correct solution of the Christmas purse page. The page appeared in The Atlanta Georgian on December 19. Only two correct solutions were received, Sheridan and N C Mitchell, of HSN street. Both should call at The Georgian office to claim prizes. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days.
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T. Sheridan
South Avenue
Atlanta
Sheridan
N. C. Mitchell
HSN Street
Nannally
Deorgian
Ante Bellum Home Destroyed By Fire
Special to The Georgish from Cuthbert Georgia reports the old Gam Die home, a very large ante-bellum structure, burned in a late December blaze. Firefighters battled the flames as neighbors watched, with the cause under investigation and no injuries reported.
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Ante-Bellum
Cuthbert
Special Pullans Bring Delegates to Frat Meetings
The fiftieth annual Sliema Alpha Epsilon convention opens in Atlanta Wednesday lasting three days. Delegates arrive by special Pullmans from New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, with additional cars from Cincinnati and Birmingham. About 800 delegates are expected. Meetings occur at the Piedmont, with a smoker Wednesday evening. A dance and banquet follow Friday and Saturday at the Kimball. The fraternity last met in Atlanta in 1892.
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Sliema Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Birmingham
The
Piedmont
Kimball
Fire destroys structure owned by Bethel Association
A building collapsed in a Saturday blaze caused by a defective fire. Strong winds and high height hindered firemen, but occupants L. D. and J. M. Martin saved their household goods. The Bethel Association of the Baptist shore owned the property, fully insured.
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L. D
J. M. Martin
Bethel’ Association of the Baptlat Ehoreh
Roosevelt Proclaims U S Aid for Chinese Famine Relief
President Roosevelt calls on Americans to aid famine victims in China and seeks congressional authority to use government transport vessels to deliver flour and food. He urges contributions to the American National Red Cross and notes a welcome of public support during the holiday season. The New York Red Cross also appeals for funds to buy flour and food to ship to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
China
Congress
Reon
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Department of State
Charles Hallam Keep
United States Treasury Department
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
National Red Cross Society
Laws of Church More Binding Than State Says Bishop
Special to The Georgian Savannah Ga Dec 24 Bishop B J Kelley of the diocese of Savannah says in his cathedral sermon no true Catholic can question the pope and must obey church law before state law If Georgia passed a law conflicting with Catholic duties he would urge diocesan people to break it He asserts the pope is supreme and would have Catholics oppose secular authority and remove bigots if needed
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Savannah
B. J. Kelley
Georgia
United States
France
Catholic Pears
Missing heiress claims estate looted in Ireland visit
New York dispatch reports Philadelphia heiress May Miller Kuehn and her husband Dr. Rolando Kuehn in the Hotel York. They arrived from Queenstown aboard the Umbria and say she has visited Knobmoyle near Magah, Tyrone for three weeks collecting evidence to support a charge that her father's estate has been looted.
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New York
Philadelphia
May Miller Kuehn
York
Rolando Kuehn
Queenstown
Ireland
Umbria
Cunardine
Knobmoyle
Magah
County of Tyrone
Train Halt Causes Icy Exodus At Atlanta Stop
Passengers aboard the Central of Georgia train from Macon to Atlanta faced a frigid delay as an unknown car off the track halted the forward progress near the station. In the icy woods along the line several travelers climbed from the train and, braving the cold, walked along icy cross-ties toward Atlanta Terminal station.
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Central of Georgia
Macon
Atlanta
Georgia
Kappa Alpha Frat Plans State Convention in Atlanta
Georgia Kappa Alpha Fraternity members plan a state convention in Atlanta with Carl Hutcheson, president of the Georgia Kappa Alpha Association, coordinating with local members. Delegates from Athens, Oxford, Mercer and Tech chapters, plus over 1,000 visitors expected for business and social sessions. Lacks Only 80 Votes. Concord Prohibition party trails by 30 votes to qualify for the regular ballot.
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The
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Atlanta
Carl Hutcheson
Georgia Kappa Alpha Fraternity Association
Athens
Oxford
Mercer
Tech
Concord
N. H
Prohibition Party
Newsboy Shot by Chicago Broker in Unprovoked Incident
Chicago, Dec. 24. Robert Thiess, 15, a newsboy, was shot and probably fatally wounded by David C. Schnell, a known board of trade man. Schnell says he mistook the boy for a burglar as he was entering his home steps. Thiess and a companion were reportedly drinking.
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Chicago
Robert Thiess
David C. Schnell
Board of Trade
Schnell
Telub House
Funeral for Forrest Drake Held at Hall Bond Chapel
Funeral services for Forrest Drake age 6 months were held Monday at 3 PM in Hall & Bond Co chapel. The child died at the family residence 144 Wells Street Sunday morning and was interred in Clifton, Georgia.
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Forrest Drake
Wells Street
Hall & Bond Co
Clifton
Cigar Smoking and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An advertisement discusses stomach and liver discomfort from imperfect digestion among cigar smokers. It promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid, not a patent medicine, claim relief for acute indigestion, and offers a free trial package by mail from F A Stuart in Stuart Building, Stratford.
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Stuart
Netra
Hugantionne
Dia
F. A. Stuart
Stuart Building
Sraratal
Train Schedules for Western and Atlantic and Other Lines
Railway timetable snippet detailing arrivals and departures for Nashville and Savannah routes. notes include Western and Atlantic, Central of Georgia, Seaboard Air Line, and Atlanta and West Point lines with daily or sun-except schedules. specific times listed for Nashville departures and arrivals, with connections to Birmingham and New York area.
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Goa
Eure UF
Elie Hn
China
Ey Western and
Atlantic IC Railroad
Nashville
Nastville
Ste & Eee
bin i Abvilla
Nashvi
Savannah
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Wiest
Holiday Excursions Via Georgia Railroad Ticket Offer
Holiday excursions via Georgia Railroad offer round trips south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi for one and one third fare plus 26 cents. Tickets on sale December 20 to 25, 31 and January 1 with final limit January 7, 1907. Information from railway officials at principal stations.
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Georgia Railroad
Birmingham
Ucket
C. M'Millin
A. G. Jackson
Augusta
Ohio and Potomac
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Acsa Jackson
C. Mimillin
G. P
Ohio and Potomac Rivers
National Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee Ends Term
New York December 24 The National Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee met at the Murray Hill hotel for its last session of the year. No changes were made to football rules as Secretary William T Reid of Harvard explained the committee has no further power to alter the rules and thus went out of office. A new body at an Intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting next Saturday will undertake forthcoming rule changes.
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New York
Murray Hill Hotel
William T. Reid
Harvard
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
Freeman. Freemason to visit Atlanta during visit
Hon James Daniel Richardson sovereign commander of the Southern Jurisdiction and George Moore of Mobile will arrive in Atlanta December 31. Richardson will confer the fourteenth degree at Hermes lodge of Perfection on a class of 25, with Dr. Richard Hunn of Savannah among honored guests. A banquet will follow.
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Georgia
Atlanta
James Daniel Richardson
United States of America
George Moore
Mobile
Ala
The
New Age
Richardson
Hermes Lodge of Perfection
Richard Hunn
Savannah
Funeral services for James A Rush held at Hall Bond Co
James A Rush died Sunday morning at 5621 2 Deester Street. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the chapel of Hall & Bond Co. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
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James A Rush
Deester Street
Hall & Bond Co
Greenwood Criestery
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Wm. A. Rogers
Anderson Hardware CO
Peachtree St
Edgewood Ave
Georgia School of Technology
K. G. Matheson, A. M
Atlanta, Georgia
Pullans
Sam Jones
ALT. Hotcoms
Morocco
de Laxe
Suelt L. Nichols & & CO
Forsyth St
Atlanta, Ga
Pate
Grove
Pope
Central
Kappa Alpha Frat
Newsboy
Segar
Hare
Express Office
Empire Clothing Company
Yn Mitchell
Erreea
Tates
Aera
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Birm
Birmingham, Ala
Southern Cotton Association
Pu Po An
AE Goveon
Partanurr
Baise Arashington
Chattanoogi
Jesup
Bruuwerlek
Columbus
Fok
Janathc
Louisville
Vvallcey
Southern Railway
J. Culusk
Sieenie
Freemason
Charleston
Sovereign V'Mander Richardson
Tennessee
James A. Rush
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