Atkinson Returns Home After Atlanta Birmingham Visit
President H M Atkinson of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic arrived in Atlanta yesterday with Mrs Atkinson aboard his private car via the Air Line. In New York he oversaw the steamship Brunswick project to run between New York Brunswick and Havana Cuba. An order for 350 passenger cars and 26 locomotives was placed with Baldwin Locomotive Works totaling about 1 112,000,000. The orders signal a modern system for the new road from Atch and the mineral districts to the Atlantic Ocean, with prominent manufacturers and executives in attendance.
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H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta
Birmingham
Air Line
New York
Brocewick
Wana
Atkin
Vic
Ager Wadley
Atlantic
Yesterdy
Ride
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Tbecare
Ead
Athuts
Alhama
Atlantic Ocean
Prt
H O. Prieble
Chicago
Mason Cook
H. McGee
Wayorosa
Gev. O.murray
Hammond, Ind
W.J. Robertson
J.C. Cameron
Ming Susie Shell Marries Louis Spears in City Ceremony
The Shell Spear wedding occurred in the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shell near the city with Rev. W. Anthony performing the ceremony. Ming Susie Shell and Louis Spears plan to reside in this city. Spears has taken a position with J. P. & Sons.
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Spooday
A. J. Shell
Ming Susie
Pinehurst millinery line to open new shop
The News notes C W Horn of Pinehurst plans to open a grand millinery line described as one of the most complete in the section. Patrons are promised liberal support and a notable display this year as speculation centers on new arrivals and shop opening.
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C. 'W. Horn
Pinehurst
Gente Furnish
Horse Races Held at City Fair Grounds
Crowds from Hawkineville Cochran Pineview Rochelle Cordele Visns attend a five race program at the fair ground track with three trotting heats and one running half mile. Winnings total 827 dollars with Gray Eagle taking the first 1 16 14 for John Slade Finleyson. King and Dodge County win other trots. attendance about 750. An extra train carried fans from Hawkineville, 286 tickets sold.
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Fair Ground
Hawkineville
Cochran
Pineview
Rochelle
Cordele
Viens
Gray Eagle
John Slade
Finleyson
Prince
Sweet Marie
Peacock
Buckshot
Thompson
Morgan-Lewis Wedding at the Drayton Home
Miss Rossie Morgan daughter of J. B. Morgan of Drayton married Thomas M. Lewis on Thursday evening at 8:30 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. W. L. Cutts. The vows united the couple before many relatives and friends and guests presented gifts to the bride as they departed for their new home.
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Rossie Morgan
J. 8. Morgan
Drayton
Thomas M. Lewis
W. L. Cutts
Married in Pinehurst Georgia One Local Bride and Groom
A home wedding took place in Pinehurst Georgia on December 1 with Prof. Paul Ellison principal of Pinehurst High School and Miss Margarett Williams as the couple. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s father W L Williams home with Rev O J Frier officiating. The couple departed after a brief bridal tour aboard the 8 pm train amid well wishes.
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Pinehurst
W. L. Williams
Paul Ellison
Margarett Williams
O. J. Frier
The
Baptist Church
Solomon
Norti
A National Mockery The Reason
A Christian holiday exposes America’s crime wave as post-Christmas papers chronicle murder, robbery, arson, and riots. The author contrasts Britain’s strict law enforcement with America’s lax state of justice, urging reform to curb holiday lawlessness.
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America
Églendars
Thang Jin
Gulf
Great Lakes
Maine
Californa
América
Chriat’s. Ag
Rural delivery routes from Vienna and changes noted
Detailed amended descriptions for rural delivery routes No. 1 through No. 6 start at the Vienna post office, specify turn points such as Drayton Halti place J. Morgan Collier Odom H. R. Fenn Summerford Pilkinson Zion Hill Shiloh Church and Tippettville, total distances range 21.6 to 29.9 miles, with house counts 129 to 178 and populations served from 516 to 692.
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P. O
Drayton
Halti Place
J. J. Morgan
Collier Place
Odom
H. R. Fenn
Vienna
Summerford’s
Robert's Place
Pleast Valley Church
Swearengen
McDonald Place
McNeins
Mrs. Cole
Cooper
Jacob Smith
Crossroads Church
Vienna Post Office
Jackson's
Carlihe
Tippettville
Cason
Rock Hill Church
Rogers
Pinkinston
Johnson Place
Murray's
Cason's LJ
P.O
Fred Fenn's
H. R. Fennn
Bethel Church
Cordele Road
A. HE. Sangster
Adams
Store 49
Scarbrough
Gee
Hudgin
Multiple Christmas Deaths Reported Across Georgia
Atlanta and nearby areas report a string of violent deaths and incidents. Caldwell and Neer Stileborn were killed by gunfire early Christmas morning. A family tragedy left a girl burned when her dress caught fire. Morley died by self inflicted means near Columbus. Harry Hargrove, 22, was shot in a quarrel with John Groover Burch in Bainbridge.
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Atlanta
Pyaar J. C. Caldwell
Taylorville
Neer Stileborn
Harvie Manguess
Miceral
Gay
East Newnan
Ferey
Brannon
Harry Hargrove
Baatman
John Groover Burch
Fingers and compensation rates in injury cases across nations
The article surveys how different countries assign monetary values to damaged fingers and resulting incapacity. It notes the thumb as most critical and compares percentages for index middle ring and little fingers across France Austria Germany Italy and neutral judgments by courts. It also mentions life imprisonment as an alternative in a separate context.
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Germany
Austria
Meignap
Ofter
Governor Smith to Tour State for Reform Measures
J T B reports in Macon Telegraph that Governor elect Smith will begin a state tour early next year to press reform bills. He aims to rally support in each county for House and Senate allies to pass disfranchisement and prohibition measures, with the House likely to resist disfranchisement more than prohibition.
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Smith
Binith Doea
Jos Hill Hall
Macon Telegraph
Webster Meets His Tenant in New Hampshire Farm Tale
The Boston Herald recounts Daniel Webster owning land in New Hampshire with buildings and a tenant. While touring, Webster and his wife found an elderly woman in charge who claimed the property belonged to a Boston lawyer named Webster. She had no rent and warned they must fix the house or she would leave, then accepted a $5 bill as a final gesture.
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Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Boston Herald
Boston
Webster
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M. Atkinson
Walter “Wellman
Morgan-Lewis
DeWitt
England
Retvastinen
Tyne
Mayfair
Great Britain
Ofuy
Patrick
Skeep
Irab
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