Death of W P Pattillo Shocks Atlanta Insurance Circle
Atlanta dispatch reports the sudden death of W P Pattillo 1837 4 27 Norris County born Methodist educator turned insurance executive. A longtime Southern Mutual general agent in Atlanta he suffered heart failure at home after a day with family. Survived by three children and nine grandchildren with ties to Emory University and local churches.
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Dngoy
Williem Po Pattiila
Arita
Lis Howe
Pattila
Sallie Clase
Allen Chese
Mutual Insurance
Athens
Company
Jos Banner
Southern Mutual
Atlanta
Ww. P. Patillo
n+suragee
South
Peoria
Century
Fair Street
Howard Pattitlo
Pasyer
Howard
Pattie
James J. Baird
Pattilla
William Pulaski Pattilla
Norris County
John F Pattillo
Mary Wingfield
Pattillo
Emory College
Alabama
Texas
Eastern Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Fowler Institute
Menerson
East Texas Conference
Tle
T Echool
Third
Texas Cay
Wicksture
Georgia
Sallie
Ribon Chase
Southern
Pattilos
W. F. Pattillo
Harburg-Bremen
W. P. Pattillo
Emory
Iward Pattillo
Elizabeth Cow Vives
Kansas City
Mary van Volkenburg
Joe
Vian Valkenburg
Royal Arcanum
Traity Methodist Episcopal Church
Tat Church
Emerg. Ees
Idea “Ent
Distinctive Difference In a Yonkers Romance
A Philadelphian recalls a friend’s joking taunt as he reveals a Yonkers woman once “respected” him only, until last night when she confessed she loved him, marking a shift from restraint to affection in a long courtship.
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Lippincott
Yonkers
Hon Joseph M Brown to Visit Athens
Governor Elect Joseph M Brown will travel from Lawrenceville to Athens next Monday night for an overnight stay. He will depart Tuesday at 10 50 a m for Jefferson to spend the day then proceed to Gainesville and Atlanta. Brown is conducting a hand to hand tour visiting the people across Georgia.
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Joseph M.rown
Lawrenceville
Jefferson
Gainesville
Atlanta
Mr. Brown
The Experience of Ballooning
A detailed tour of ballooning from the 19th century Aero club lofts describes the careful preparation of envelopes, nets, and baskets. It explains ascent physics, weight shifts, wind, and cloud interaction, plus the thrill and dangers of flying at 2,000 to 16,000 feet and the spectacle of sunset from high altitudes.
For Wheoring Cough Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy
It will keep the cough loose ease expectoration and lessen fits of coughing. The remedy is safe and sure. For sale by H.R. Palmer and Sons Orr Drug Company Warren J. Smith and Bro EB C McEvoy L. P. Canning
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H.R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
EB. C. McEvoy
Ll. P. Canning
Ammonia Sulphate Tax Sparks Fertilizer Debate
In Washington a 6 dollar per ton duty is placed on sulphate of ammonia a key fertilizer by the Dingle act. Sen Smith presses Aldrich on freeing or taxing it while factories argue it should aid farming. The chemical, produced by coke and gas firms, is used mainly in fertilizer and faces controversy over protection versus free import.
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Washington
Payne
Smith
South Caroline
Aldrich
Germany
France
Out of Doors: The Natural Life and Tuberculosis
In a Medical Journal essay, Trudeau cites a classic rabbit experiment showing outdoors living benefits health. Indoor rabbits died from tuberculosis while outdoor ones recovered, arguing tuberculosis stems from unnatural living. The piece claims humans are naturally outdoor beings needing fresh air and sunshine.
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The
Medical Journal
Trudeau
Dr. G. W. Truitt Invited for Athens Baptist Meetings
Dr. George W. Truitt, a leading Texas Baptist minister, is invited to Athens to conduct a series of meetings at the First Baptist Church next fall. A committee from the Athens church including M. A. Jeukens Col C. M. Snelling John A. Darwin and A. S. Parker traveled to Macon to extend the invitation.
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Athens
First Baptist Church
George W. Truitt
Texas
South
First Baptist
M. A. Jeukens
C. M. Snelling
John A. Darwin
A.S. Parker
Macon
Georgia Boy Wok Bride in Japan Pittsburg
Lieutenant Walter O. Thoswell of Green County Georgia married Miss Anna Orr daughter of James P. Orr of Pittsburg after a Japan trip. Best man was Lieutenant James Oswell. reception followed a quiet ceremony due to the bride's mother's death. They plan a western wedding trip and will reside at Fort Logan Denver after June 1.
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Pittsburg
Japan
Walter O. Thoswell
United States Arming
Green County
Georgia
Anna Th Orr
Orr
James P. Orr
James Oswell
United Statering
J. Paul Fife
Towa
Gonzal
John Z
Tershing
Philippines
Wiliam Youngs
J Deoree Young
New York
Mary Campbell Jarsons
Camden
Majorie Toe
Licetaire
Poli Fleanor Clarke
Taveford
Jane Breese
Philadelphia
Melon Rawlins
Maine
Roswell
Georgin Boswell
Atlanta
Tieutenant Boswell
Fort Logan
Denver
Colo
Miss Orr
Wellasley
Wellesley Clilog
Pittshore
Smommeet
Mrs. Fife
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Child’s Cough
A Springfield merchant credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his son’s consumptive illness after three weeks use. The ad claims the medicine was shown by two expert doctors and praises its safety and effectiveness for lung diseases. Trial bottle offered free and full $1.00 bottles sold by local stores.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Roosevelt Denies Paris Interview As Fake
Theoder Roosevelt charges Le Journal correspondent with fabrication after a Naples visit and a Paris interview claim. He says he never met the journalist and sent cables denying the interview. The journalist stands by the report and offers further proof of its veracity. The Richmond News Leader notes party similarities in the public eye.
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Man
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
le Journal
Naples
Roosevelt
Madrose
United States
Port Said
Mr. Roosevelt
Suez
Lo Journal
Anniversary Exercises At State Normal School Held
The State Normal School held its anniversary program Saturday noon in the auditorium with President FH J. Rowe presiding. Hon. J. W. Simutt and Hon. Robert J. Guinn delivered addresses as part of the program, followed by songs and a dinner toast by M. G. Mie of the Athens Chamber of Commerce. The article recounts the school's history from its 1892 opening and growing to eight buildings, a faculty of over 60, and annual teacher graduates, praising its impact across Georgia.
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State Normal School
Tresident FH. J. Rowe
State Normal School Board of Trustees
Athiddriss
J. W. Simutt
Dudley
Nonude Quartette
Ano
Robert J. Guinn
College Park
Additon
Gues
M. G. Mie
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Wnter
Chas
State Normal Sell
Tre ' Font Vaa
S. D. Teavbeeth
Tet
Fis
Wall
C. Branson
Old Rock College
Devin
Georgia
Muder
Taft Directs Census Appointments Across Party Lines
President Taft instructed Census Director North to appoint suitable men to positions under the new census act without regard to party, with emphasis on southern appointments. The White House announced the policy today, signaling cross party selections for other offices.
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Taft
Washington
White House
North
Cooper Cabe Motion Set For April 24 Hearing
Tennessee Court fixed April 24 for the hearing on the Cooper murder case new trial motion. Robin Cooper and his father Col Duncan B Cooper were recently convicted of the murder of W Carmack and sentenced to life terms.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper
Robin Cooper
Col
Duncan B. Cooper
Carmack
Georgia Pear Crop To Be A Failure In Southwest Georgia
Albany article reports a widespread pear blight has ruined the Le Conte crop in southwest Georgia. The cold did not cause it. the common blight infected young fruit, blackened it, and caused early drop, leaving many orchards with little to no yield and potential losses in thousands of dollars.
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Albany
Georgia
Middle West
South West
Queen of Gypsies Buried in Ohio
Queen M Gurman wife of James Curnan king of the Gypsies died November 6 in Pittsburg. Her funeral was held in Cincinnati with Gypsy camps from across the United States attending. The service was conducted by Father of St Patrick's church and continued through the night at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Chisinnati
M Gurman
James Curnan
Conelddo Oltre
Othe
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Pittstarg
Kan
Cincinnati
Mim Creek
Cwhin Rle
Father of St. Patrick’s Church
Italy Protests Night Riders as Tobacco Purchases Rise
The Italian government was buying about 31 million pounds of tobacco yearly in Kentucky and Tennessee for its monopoly. The Italian ambassador protested to Secretary Root over night rider depredations. Root replied the purchase may be private, allowing suit in U.S. courts for property protection. A Baltimore judge ruled the wife is the boss of the house, prompting editorial comment.
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Washington
State Department
Kentucky
Tennessee
Root
Baltimore
Savannah Press
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Joseph M. Brown
Will
Damon
Earth
New York Evening Post
Aero Club
Arloms
Sual
Heaven
G. W. Truitt
Boswell
Pittsburg, Pa
Richmond News-Leader
J. W. Smith
R. J. Guinn
Cooper Cabe
Queen OF Gypsies
Ohio
Italy
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