Endowment Plea at Mercer Highlighted Young Plei Union
The Georgia Baptist Young People's Union annual session featured president Norman of Washington and new Mercer University president Rev Jameson in talks urging funds to endow a Mercer chair. Delegates heard Dr Vvandenter from Savannah urge the endowment plan while Jameson praised Mercer progress and urged support for its expansion and future contributions.
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RG Net
Norman
Washingtorrat
John E. Howell
The
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L. G. Todd
Rom
Atlanta
Cowan
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Robert Viventer
Savannah
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Mercer University
8. Y. Jameson
Mercer
Georgia Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Angwan
B. of Georgia
Mercer, University
Dr. Jameson
Jameson
Kent Jameson
Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union
J. H. Moncrief
Greensboro
South Side Church
John Wolff
Washington
Thetor
Chgren
Clifford Af. Walker
Ata Senet
Poe
Hi.cc. Hurley
Young
Four Die as Convicts Escape Angola Prison
Special to The Georgian Natchez Mississippi June 21 convicts escaped from Angola state prison farm while working at a saw mill. Captain J W Block foreman and Jim Singleton were killed after a revolt prompted by gunfire. Warden guard W Gibson wounded. three convicts killed in ensuing fusillade. Body transported to Natchez charity hospital.
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Misa
Angola
J. W. Block
Jim Singleton
Ori
W. Gibson
New Orleans
Block
Singleton
Dutch
Byrd
Gibson
Sin@leton
Jon
Deleath
J. T. Ogden
Natchex
Social notes from Atlanta travel and gatherings
Personal mentions report Mr. and Mrs. Orton Bishop Browan of New York visiting Atlanta to see Mrs. Brandan and relatives in Georgia. Several beyond travel include W. T. Bankston family en route to the National Editorial Association trip to Canada, Misses Carter Orr Waddell bound for Europe, and Mrs. Pauline Gray hosting dinners in Atlanta. Continuous references to guests, weddings, and society happenings across hotels, homes, and clubs with regional ties.
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Orton Bishop Browan
New York
A. G. Brandan
Rs. Brown
Roberta Seawell
Suther
Brown
John B. Gordon
Frederick Brown
Nashville
W. T. Bankston
Little Son
Weat Point
Barough
Del
National Editorial Association
Canada
Frantes Carter
Harriett Orr
Elizabeth Waddell
Europe
Singleton and Rasky Daring Highwaymen among the killed convicts
Special to The Georgian from New Orleans reports the mutiny on the state penitentiary resulted in three convicts killed including J. W. Singleton of California and Fred Raskey of Washington state. Rasky, famed in the west as a bold burglar and highway robber. Quiet is restored on the farm today.
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Rasky
New Orleans
Yestern
Penitentia
J. W. Singleton
California
Fred Raskey
Washington State
Rome Debate Set For Next Saturday At Nevin Opera House
The Smith Howell debate is planned for next Saturday in Rome at the Nevin Opera House with Howell opening for an hour Smith following for an hour and a half and Howell closing for 30 minutes. After a morning Rome chairmen conference failed to agree the Smith side capitulated to Howell terms.
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Smith
Rome
Smith Committee
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Howell
Opera House
Mrs Donale McLean Notice Appears Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text listing a Mrs Donale McLean with unclear relation or context. Readable elements include a name and scattered fragments suggesting a public notice or obituary format, but essential details are missing to determine event, date, or jurisdiction.
Visiting Guests and Homebound Notices
60 visiting Dr and bai E Dowman. Little Miss Emma Lory Freeman the guest of Miss Falla Porter, Miss Annie Dickey, of stad is ithe guest of Mrs C Dowman, Mrs W ag A leave next week for Wrightsville. Eugene Wilson and children, for Decatur, are at Cumberland. Mr Mrs Engileh have returned from the North. Colonel J W Engilah has returned from New York city. Mrs Charles Scipion has returned from Chick Springs. Mr John Pitten will return Frees Yale this week. Mr and Mr Orton Bishop Brown Jaret Athens.
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Cc. E. Dowman
Emma Lory Freeman
Falla Porter
Annie Dickey
C. &. Dowman
Engileh
North
J. W. Engilah
New York City
Charles Scipion
Chick Springs
The Georgian Postal Address Update Offer
When leaving Atlanta for summer travel, mail your address to The Georgian circulation department for mail to your home at the regular Partner rate of ten cents a week. Include your home address to ensure proper delivery while you are away.
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Atlanta
City Autecribers
Local preacher cleared after Sunday work dispute
Wesley Brinsfield a young Methodist local preacher from Banks county Georgia was arraigned at a district conference over Sabbath work. He held a railroad job from 6 40 am to 6 80 pm making it hard to attend church and argued he must work to support his parents. The conference ruled his Sunday labor holy and not a Sabbath violation. Brinsfeld expressed happiness at receiving license to preach and said he would keep working to aid his family while seeking a pastorate. He lives at 201 Kennedy Street and has preached at missions when possible.
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Ife
Weasley Brinsfeld
Methodist Church
Walker Street
Brother Brinsfeld
Wesley W. Brinsfeld
Banks County
Georgia
Brinsfeld
Brinafield
Goa
Brinsfield Wis
Wesley Brinsfield
Wesley Brinsfeld
Brinnfeld
Kennedy Street
Chi
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Oral Little Missions
Walker Sileet
Wesley Brinsfiel
Al Whitfield in alimony case over neglected child
In a divorce hearing before Judge Pendleton, Mrs. Temple Whitfield vs Albert Whitfield, testimony described a romantic estrangement and a 4 month old daughter the father had never seen. The defendant claimed he earned good wages as a railroad engineer and denied visiting the child. Witnesses testified for Mrs. Whitfield as the court weighed custody and support.
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Carda
Pendleton
Mra
Temple Whitfield
Albert
Whitfield
Textile Establishments Reported by Southern Railway
The Southern Railway issue details textile mills under its umbrella through January 1906, noting 173 284 rooms and 6 977 516 spindles, up from the prior year. Seven new mills with 4156 looms and 106 264 spindles are under construction, forming a projected total of 176 440 looms and 7 082 780 spindles. The Southeast is highlighted as a growing center for cotton industry and distribution. Frederick C. Bement resigns as Nashville division trainmaster. successor unnamed. J C Gleason named traveling freight agent for Nashville, with transfer of another role to Cincinnati. Baltimore and Ohio tests mileage options with postcard votes offering interchangeable mileage and rebates. potential applicability to state mileage schemes.
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Southern Railway Company
Ponte
Southern Railway
Milla
United States
New England
Georgia
Burglar Roams Through House Frightens Two Ladies
A bold burglar reportedly entered through a front door with a skeleton key Wednesday night around 11. Mrs. Leonard Davis of 676 South Pryor and her sister-in-law Miss Irene Davis were terrified as bullets were fired from a window. Mrs. Davis fired three shots and neighbor police investigated with no trace found. The two women escaped unharmed but greatly frightened as the intruder fled through the back.
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Leonard Davis
South Pryor Street
City Fire Company No. 9
Irenevis
Poole
Say
Holt
Trousers stolen then attempted pawned to owner
Denly Douglas, a negro, was arraigned before Recorder Broyles after Emanuel Miller, a pawnbroker at 98 Decatur Street, reported Douglas stole a pair of trousers Wednesday and briefly returned to pawn them. Police arrested him. a dirk was found in his pocket. Douglas was bound over on larceny and concealed weapons charges with $600 bond.
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Denly Douglas
Broyles
Emanuel Miller
No. 98
Decatur Street
Tom Ivy
Douglas
Yaney
Sunday School Annual Prompts Silvered Silverside Attendance
Special to The Georgian reports the annual Sunday school event, held yesterday, with a large portion of the congregation assisting and chaperoning the children. The scene focuses on the dedication and community effort at the program.
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Silverside
Railroads refuse one cent rate in Georgia encampment era
Georgia likely fields only two infantry regiments at Chickamauga. Southeastern Passenger Association declines a state rate of one cent per mile for rail transport. Railroads test other rates, aiming to save money amid reduced access to the one cent plan. Augie End Herald resumes publication in Hunterville Alabama.
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Georgia
Chickamauga
Southeastern Passenager Association
Grorgia
Amanes
Baptist Ministers Dine At Walter Brown Farm Event
About fifty Baptist ministers attend a dinner at Colonel Walter Brown's country estate. Rev. J.fin, successor to Dr. Ji etary of the Baptist State Mission Board, will be honored. The event marks a notable gathering of clergy and community leaders.
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Baptist Parsons
Walter Brown
Este
Walter BR. Brown
New
Administrator's Sale of Fulton County Tracts in City Limits
Public notice details a sheriff sale of multiple tracts and parcels in Fulton County, describing locations along New Street, Batorla Street, and Luckie Street, with boundaries, frontages, and transfers from Henry and others to buyers. Named parties include John W., James Campbell property, and local offices, with attorney firm Ellis Wimdist & E.
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Virii Order of the Cdurt
Grantet
Wien
Henty
Point Recurdal
Forward
Ronolog East
Eer
John W
Napa
New Inn
Batorla Street
Henry
Fesham
Mt Parahet
Chesham
Georgia
James Campbell
Luckie Street
Lagat
Hotston
Mant
Ellis, Wimdist
E Atturwey
Sale of Real Estate From Heir of Itboda Wy Heyton
Fulton County Georgia, estate of Itboda Wy Heyton to sell by ordinary court order at public auction in July 1996. Property described as tract of land in East Atlanta on East Pulr Street, with dimensions and boundaries referenced, including parcels formerly owned by heirs.
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Georgia
Fulton
Court of Ordinary
Sald County
Court House
Pulr Street
Perth
Pia Ellis
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