City Aims to Regulate Ice Peddlers With Permits
A new ordinance in Atlanta requires ice peddlers to obtain permits through the tax committee to curb short weight and unlawful sales. Inspectors urge residents to report violations, noting licenses are presently free but may not remain so next year. A recent permit denial followed an insult to several ladies, highlighting city enforcement efforts.
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Recorder
Atlanta
Councc
Tax Committee
Weights and Measures
Buchanan
Cuticura Heals Infant Eczema Claims Woman’s Testimony
Minnie Clutter of Deer Park Illinois reports her two week old daughter’s eczema began as pimples and spread to the neck shoulders and face. After two doctors failed to help she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and says the child was fully cured by age three. She praises Cuticura products and says she shares the remedy with others. Potter and Co. offer free samples and a care booklet by mail.
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Ace
Ager
Potter &, Chem. Corp
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Governor Defers Pardon Hearing In Georgia Case
The pardon application of Thomas Edgar Stripling, unanimously recommended by the prison commission, will not be heard by Governor Brown today. Judge Price Gilbert's letter caused a postponement as attorneys cannot attend. a hearing is expected early next week. Various letters to The Constitution express mixed views on Stripling's potential pardon, with some urging clemency and others opposing it.
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Thomas Edgar Stripling
Prison Commission
Brown
Price Gilbert
Harria
Frank MacLaughlin
H. C. Cameron
Gilbert
MacLaughlin
T. T. Miller
Columbus
Cameron Io
W. J. Cornett
Harris County
L. Tinsley
Lincoln
Ala
Constitution
Stripling
Tri-Weekly
Governor Brown
W. C. Stewart
Cornett
E. Cochran
Gaps, Mies
All-Steel Train No 38 Limited Shoots Through Atlanta
The New York, Atlanta and New Orleans Limited No 38 departs Atlanta daily at 11 01 a m Central Time. It is a solid steel train illuminated by electric light with an observation library car drawing room sleep in cars dining car and parlor car. It arrives New York at 12 12 noon Eastern Time.
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New York
Atlanta
New Orleans
Large sales of Central Realty reported in Peach Street deals
Announcement of two major Central Realty transactions totals 110000. One sale covers 95 Whitehall Street part of the Peter Lynch estate for 65000, buyer unnamed. The other involves a partially finished garage on Peachtree Street leased upon completion with Bertha M Swift owning the Todd lot. Both deals handled by B M Grant Company.
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Whitehall Street
Peter Lynch
Thea
Hunter and
Mitchell Streets
Whitehall
Bertha M. Swift
Peachtree Street
Dr. Todd
B. M Grant Company
Peachtree
Printers' Congress in Atlanta April 20
Fifty Atlanta printers hosted the Printers' Congress of the southeastern states with an informal banquet at Cafe Durand. The United Typothetae of America called the event, sessions to be held at the Kimball house assembly hall, about 360 visitors expected. Main topic will be methods to determine printing job costs before completion.
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Congress
Atlanta
Assembly Hall
Kimball House
Jay Gould Quits Tennis on Eve of Marriage
Jay Gould eldest son of Mr and Mrs George J Gould announces retirement from tennis on the eve of his marriage to Miss Anne Douglass Graham scheduled for April 29. He has been a two year world champion and noted as the most brilliant player in tennis history. After a close win over Crane in Boston he said Sunday that this would be his last game, though friends expect a possible return after his honeymoon.
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Jay Gould
George J. Gould
Anne Douglass Graham
Gould
Crane
Boston
Baroness Rosenkrantz Wins Settlement In Lawyer Fees Case
Marion Erwin of Macon and Frieg and Czaki of New York agreed to end a long dispute over attorneys fees tied to the $700,000 Lowe estate litigation. The baroness and lawyers reached a settlement, the motion for a new trial was withdrawn, and Frieg and Czaki were ordered to deliver their papers to her via Tye, Peeples & Jordan, who held them pending settlement.
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BBR
Feas
Marion Erwin
Macon
Frieg and
Czaki
New York
Rosenkrantz
William B Lowe
Erwinn
Frieg and Czaki
Georgia
Tye, Peeples & Jordan
Mormon funeral held in Savannah for Leander Wise
In Savannah Georgia on April 12 the first Mormon funeral in the city was held at Laurel Grove Cemetery. Elders conducted the service according to Brigham Young and Senator Smoot's faith. Wise died Monday night and was interred with Mormon rites invoking resurrection and the sanctity of burial elements.
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Savannah
Laurel Grove
Brigham Young
Smoot
Leander J. Wise
Grand Opera Sale Opens With Rush and Rain
Stand opera ticket sales opened with heavy crowds and rain as fans queued for single tickets. First day revenue surpassed last year with over $4,000 in single tickets sold, season tickets near $40,000, and total day take around $7,000 to $8,000. Organizers report strong cross-state orders and expect near record season totals despite Verdi replacement for The Girl of the Golden West due to Caruso’s indisposition.
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Phillips & Crew
Asl
Georgia
Verdi
Caruso
New York
Miller Firm Members Await Sentence In Mall Misuse Case
Aberdeen Mississippi April 12. Contrary to expectations sentence not passed today on J H Miller L C Steele and C H G Linde of the suspended firm Steele Miller Company found guilty of misusing the mails. Sentences likely to be pronounced by Judge Niles tomorrow.
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Aberdeen
Miss
J. H. Miller
L. C. Steele
C. H. G. Linde
Steele, Miller & Company
Niles
Money sharks afflict hard working Atlantans seeks aid
Letters to W Woods White reveal desperate borrowers seeking relief from usurious lenders. Support for Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company grows as Atlanta citizens and prominent figures praise the plan as practical charity and a strong business substitute to high interest loans.
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Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company
Wiliam Hurd Hillyer
Hillyer Trust Company
Atlanta
Hself
Postmaster General sweeping order unsettles railway mail service
Charles Rager of Cincinnati declined a new post under the latest order, quitting the service after being reassigned to report to George W. Pepper in Atlanta to take John Blodgett’s former post. G W Vickery of Washington also faced reassignment but has not reported, with officials doubting his appearance. The broad order demoralized the federal civil service by reassignments and pay cuts.
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Charles Rager
Cincinnati
Hitchcock
George W. Pepper
Atlanta
John Blodgett
G. W. Vickery
Washington
Blodgett
Vickery
Trial of Private Owena Nearing Verdict
The trial of Private Owena of the Seventeenth Infantry for burglary at Lieutenant Gande's residence is nearing completion. The prosecution rested, the defense to close today, and officers will render a verdict. A soldier’s cap found at the lieutenant’s quarters links Owena to the crime.
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Owena
Seventeenth Infantry
Gande
Nession
Gance
Subscriptions Poured In For Monument To Prof Bags
Funds flood in for a monument honoring Prof W A Bags as Alumni Association members prepare to meet at President Mayson's office 919 Atlanta National Bank building to plan the sculpture and subscription drive. Over $60 already pledged, with class officers urged to form fundraising committees and letters from alumni flooding in.
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W. A
William A. Fuller
Boys’ High School Alumni Association
James L. Mayson
Mayson
Atlanta National Bank Building
Alarmi and Friends
Fuller
Atlanta
Bass
M. R. Hirsch
Hirsch Bros
Adair Property for Church Site Decided in Adair, Oklahoma
Trinity church committee selects the G B Adair property at the corner of Washington Street and Trinity Avenue as the proposed site for a new building. The 200 by 90 foot lot was chosen at Judge W R Hammond’s office yesterday and the committee will report to church members tomorrow. The vote against dissolution is denied by a leading member, noting funds from the old sale must be used for a new site if not redirected by ten members. The eight-member advisory group includes Judge Hammond and Dr George S Tigner among others.
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Trinity Church
G. B. Adair
Washington Street
Trinity Avenue
W. R. Hammond
W R. Hammond
W. A Foster
R A Broyles
George S. Tigner
W. C. Foote
Monument Fund Donations for Prof W A Bass
Correspondence shows donors pledging sums for a monument to the late Professor Bass Yam, widely praised for guiding Atlanta youth. PUNSAR ROY offers 6 dollars with generosity to ensure a suitable memorial. Nina Hornady and sister contribute one dollar each, honoring a man who served as assistant superintendent and inspired appreciation for the association’s memorial effort.
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Bass Yam
Atlanta
Punsar Roy
M. D
Mr. Mayson
Prof W A Bass
Nina, Hornady
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