A Crying Evil and Civic Call to Reform
Jackson Georgia June 14 1901 editorial roundup condemns cheating in teacher examinations and diploma fraud. It urges criminal action, cites local encampment wins and calls for modernized city progress through water works and electrification. It also praises Miss May McAfee and the need for veterans’ newspapers exchanges.
Sister of violinist Gernadine Morgan from musical family
The Morgan family comprises John P. Morgan a Leeds Leipzig trained organist founder of Oberlin Conservatory and active composer, his wife a noted translator of Brahms and Bruch, brothers Paul Morgan a former cellist with Walter Damrosch and partner in the Joseph Joachim Violin School, and sisters Nell Houston Morgan and Theodor in a String Quartet. Miss Morgan studied twelve years abroad and will accompany the Cecilian Quartette at the Jackson Chautauqua all week.
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New York City
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Theodor
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Erste Buergerschule
Morgan
Jackson Chautauqua
Support for Jackson Chautauqua Wins Wide Backing
The Argus pledges steady town progress with business support regardless of officials. Merchants and nine-tenths of city county officials back the Jackson and Butts county effort. The Sparta Bohemian blames critics of Len Broughton and Governor Candler for political heat, praising conviction and courage.
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