Death of W P Pattillo Atlanta insurance figure
William Pulaski Pattillo of Atlanta died suddenly at home after a day of routine work. He had long led the Southern Mutual Insurance Company's Atlanta office and married Sallie Chase of this city. Survived by three children and nine grandchildren, he served as Emory donor and church leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Pattillo
Atlanta
Patlilo
Misa Sallie Chase
Alban Chase
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Athena Banner
Southern Mutual
Athena
W. P. Patillo
South
Pattillo
Century Building
171
East Palr Street
Howard Pattillo
James B. Baird
Ieart
William Pulaski Pattillo
Harris County
John Pattillo
Macy Wingfield
Mr. Pattillo
Emory College
Alabame
Texas
Eastern Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fouth
Fowler Institute
Henderson
East Texas Conference
Casa County
Third Texas Cavalry
Vicksburg
Bis Parole
Georgia
Athens
Sallie E. Chase
Hafburg-Bremen
W. P. Pattillo
Howard
Emory
Kansas City
Mary van Valkenburg
J. FE. van Valkenburg
Royal Arcanum
Tr'aity Methodist Episcopel Church
Distinctive Difference in a Yonkers Romance
A Philadelphia man recalls his club encounter where a friend reports a Yonkers girl finally admitting she loved him after nearly a year. The exchange reveals the shift from respect to love as the pivotal moment.
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Lippincott
Charley
Yonkers
Governor-Elect Joseph M. Brown Plans Athens Visit
Governor-Elect Joseph M. Brown will arrive in Athens from Lawrenceville next Monday night. He will stay overnight, depart Tuesday at 10 50 a m for Jefferson to spend the day, then go to Gainesville and continue his statewide tour meeting the people in a hand to hand campaign effort since his election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
Lawrenceville
Jefferson
Gainesville
Brown
The Experience of Ballooning
An excerpt from the New York Evening Post describes ballooning from the Aero club lofts. It details preparation, the omen of danger, ascent, and the surreal view from 2,000 to 10,000 feet, noting wind currents, ballast adjustments, cloud effects, and the intoxicating clarity of the high atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
The
Aero Club
France
Wheoring Cough Remedy Offer From Local Shops
For Wheoring Cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy keeps cough loose helps expectoration and lowers coughing fits. Safe and sure. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro B C McEvoy L P Canning.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
B. C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Tax Placed on Ammonia Sulphate and Fertilizer Duties
Washington reports fertilizer plants oppose a $4 per ton duty on sulphate of ammonia a by product of coke and gas. The move shifts this chemical from free list to taxed status drawing concern from farmers and fertilizer makers who cite wide use and impact on agriculture.
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Washington
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Mr. Aldrich
Senator Smith
Charleston
Aldrich bMl
Germany
France
Get Out of Doors In Natural Living Note
The Médical Journal cites Trudeau's experiment with rabbits to argue tuberculosis is less likely under natural outdoor conditions. Indoors rabbits died while outdoors recovered, suggesting human TB risk tied to artificial living. The piece advocates outdoor living, fresh air, and sunshine for health, claiming man is naturally an outdoor animal.
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Médical Journal
Trudeau
Dr G W Truitt Invited to Lecture in Athens Next Fall
Dr George W Truitt of Texas, a leading Southern Baptist minister, is invited to Athens to conduct a series of meetings at the First Baptist church next fall. A church committee comprising Dr M A Jenkens Col C M Snelling John A Darwin and A B Parker went to Macon yesterday to extend the invitation while Truitt tunes a meeting there.
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Athens
First Baptist Church
George W. Truitt
Texas
South
M. A. Jenkens
C. M. Snelling
John A. Darwin
A. 8. Parker
Macon
Georgia Boy Weds Briden in Japan
In Pittsburg on April 13 Lieutenant Walter O. Boswell of Green County Georgia married Anna D. Orr. The ceremony followed a three year romance begun in Japan. Best man was Lieutenant James Boswell, groom’s brother. among out of town guests were General and Mrs. Pershing and several notable figures. They plan a western wedding trip and will reside at Fort Logan Denver after June 1. Orr, a Wellesley graduate, met Boswell traveling in Japan with her sister.
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Pittsburg
Japan
Walter O. Boswell
United States Army
Green County
Georgia
Anna D. Orr
Miss Orr
James IP
Ore
James Boswell
J. Paul Fife
John J. Pershing
Philippines
William Young
George Young
New York
Mary Campbell Jarsons
Camden
N. J
Wellesley
Wellesley Club
Elect
Mrs. Fife
Words to Freeze the Soul and Dr King’s New Discovery
A Springfield merchant recalls harsh words from two doctors about his ailing son. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his son’s recovery after three weeks of use, calling it infallible for coughs and lung diseases and offering a trial bottle free at local outlets.
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Geo. E. Blevens
Springfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Roosevelt Denies Le Journal Interview as Fake
April 13 Theodore Roosevelt denies a Le Journal interview as fabrication. A Paris correspondent claimed a Naples visit and a half hour talk with Roosevelt and a Paris cable confirms the denial. The Le Journal writer stands by the interview, while Roosevelt reiterates his falsity. The Richmond News Leader notes party similarities.
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Man
Paris
Theodore Rooarvelt
le Journal
Naples
Roosevelt
United States
Port Said
Mr. Roosevelt
Suez
Anniversary Exercises at the State Normal School
The State Normal School to hold anniversary exercises Saturday at noon in the campus auditorium presided by President H. J. Rowe. Hon. J. W. Smith and Hon. Robert J. Guinn will speak, with music by the school orchestra. A dinner will follow at 1:30 p.m. Toastmaster M. G. Michael will introduce speakers amid performances by faculty and students. The article recounts the school’s founding in 1892, its growth to over six hundred students, eight buildings, a faculty of more than thirty, and annual graduates of fifty to seventy-five teachers, praising its impact on Georgia education.
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State Normal School
H. J. Rowe
State Normal School Board of Trustees
J. W. Smith
Dudley
Robert J. Guinn
College Park
Normal School
Addiiton
M. G. Michael
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chas. 8. Stanage
State of Georgia
D. Bradwell
B. C. Branson
Old Rock College
Cffcult
Ita
Georgia
Eble
No Le Conte pears to be produced in southwest Georgia
Albany April 13. A fruit expert in southwest Georgia reports a complete failure of the Le Conte pear crop this year. The cold did not cause it. common blight attacked young fruit after blossoms shed, blackening and causing immediate drop. Most trees have no fruit and many orchards will yield no bushel at all.
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Albany
Georgia
East
Middle West
South West
Queen Mary Gorman Buried by Gypsy Tribes in Ohio
Cincinnati April 3. The funeral of Queen Mary Gorman wife of James Gorman king of the Gypsies ended here early yesterday attended by Gypsy tribes from across the country. Services at St Joseph's cemetery preceded the burial with the body shipped from Pittsburg Kan where she died November 6 1908. About sixty Gypales from every tribe gathered at Cumnaville then were taken to the cemetery. Father Hickey of St Patrick's church presided at the grave. The gypsy funeral service lasted all night.
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Cincinnati
Mary Gorman
James Gorman
St Joseph's Cemetery
Pittsburg
Kan
Mill Creek
Cumnaville
Father Hickey
St. Patrick’s Church
Italy Protests Night Riders as Tobacco Purchases Rise
Washington April 13 The State Department released 1906 diplomatic correspondence showing Italy buys about 24 million pounds of tobacco yearly in Kentucky and Tennessee for its tobacco monopoly The Italian ambassador protested for security against night riders Secretary Root noted the purchases may be private rather than sovereign and that U S courts protect property rights for all
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Washington
State Department
Kentucky
Tennessee
Root
Ita
Taft Orders Census Supervisors Nonpartisan Appointments
Washington April 13. President Taft instructed Director North of the census bureau to disregard party lines when selecting supervisors and other appointive positions under the new census act. The guidance reportedly targets the South for nonpartisan staffing.
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Taft
Washington
White House
North
Census Bureau
Tennessee Court Sets April 21 Hearing for Cooper Case
An order in Nashville fixes April 21 for the hearing on the Cooper murder trial new trial motion. Robin Cooper and his father Col. Duncan B. Cooper were recently convicted of killing Senator E. W. Carmack and each sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper
Robin Cooper
Col
Duncan B. Cooper
E. W. Carmack
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Boswell
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Ant
Leora Ae
R. J. Guinn
Queen OF Gypsies
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