Busy Fulton Superior Court Faces Large Criminal Docket
Last week Judge John G. Candler presided over a swift criminal term with ninety nine cases on the docket. Six indictments raised the tally to about 105, while ninety cases were disposed of, leaving two jail trials and several bond cases for next week including embezzlement charges against Thomas J. Hunter and a killing case involving WL Adkins. Detective Looney’s embracery case was postponed due to illness, and bond forfeitures occurred in cases against J. H. Spock and W. A. Bradley.
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Fulton
John G. Candler
Criminal Branch
Thomas J. Hunter
WL Adkins
Ed Brooks
Regenstein
Hunter
Adkins
Paul Rainwater
Frank Slappey
Candler
Gilbert
David
Looney
J. H. Spock
Kimball
W. A. Bradley
Justice Court
Bradley
J. L. Powell
L. A. Peek
OFO
Supreme Court rules on damages in death by negligence case
South Carolina Supreme Court affirms circuit ruling on a new trial in a Atlantic Coast Line death suit. The decision addresses whether heirs may recover when a non producer with no dependents dies from a train stop incident. Justice Pope upholds the circuit judge’s discretion and finds no error of law. The ruling marks a rare precedent in such cases.
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Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Columbia, & C
Supreme Court
Atlantic Coast Line Road
Sarah P. Dixon
Klough
A. Brooks Stuckley
Pope
Outing and Recreation Clubs Open Season in Macon
In Macon Georgia on April 20 members of the Outing and Recreation clubs rolled out for a light excursion as train travel eased. The schedule began Wednesday and a sizeable body from both clubs joined the outing this afternoon. The formal opening of the Outing Club is set for May 5.
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Macon
Black Patti and Rentfrow to Perform at Columbia
A crowded Columbia Theatre hosted Black Patti and her troupe with strong support from ragtime acts and Julson Hicks. Rentfrow’s touring company arrives next week with The Lightning Express and Dewalt Hopper at the Grand Opera House on Memorial Day weekend.
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Rentfrow
Columbia Theater
Theater Gpera
Dewalt Hopper
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Hopes
New York
Hopper
Hobson to Visit His Home This Summer in Alabama
Richmond Pearson Hobson, the Spanish American War hero who sank the Merrimac, is expected to visit his Greensboro, Alabama home this summer within sixty to ninety days. His brother S A Hobson notes a possible stop at the Parly Exposition and several social events are planned around his stay, reflecting ongoing popularity in Alabama.
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Santiago
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Richmond
Pearson Hobson
Santingo Bay
Greensboro
J. M. Hobson
S. A. Hobson
Russia
Siberian
United States
Parly Exposition
3. A. Hobson
Richmond Hobson
Judge Speer Resumes Constitutional Law Lectures
Judge Emory Speer resumed his lectures on Constitutional Law to the Mercer law class in Macon on April 20. He had been absent in Savannah six weeks, causing a postponement of the course. Students praised his lectures as among the most interesting and enjoyed by the class.
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Judge Speer
Macon
Emory Speer
Mercer Law
Savannah
Mercer
Crenshaw Letter From Philippines Details War Front
Captain Crenshaw of Company A Twenty eighth United States volunteer infantry writes from Lemary Manila February 1 updating on daily firing since November. He recalls Putol battle near Cavite January 7 where five men fell and he killed insurgent deserter Charles Johnson. Col Birkhimer commends Crenshaw for gallantry in Patel fighting. Crenshaw notes bush whacking ahead, good climate, promotes Louis Adler and lists John Cox. Manila account describes three cheers to turn insurgent flank and rout, with dead counted on both sides.
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Olonel Thomas €. Crenc Shaw
State Railroad Commission
Frank C. Crenshaw
Twenty Eighth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Crenshaw
Lemary
Philippine Islands
Putol
Cavite
Viegos
Charles Johnson
Indianapolis
Ind
Johnson
Sixth Artillery
Patel
Birkhimer
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Packham
Georgia
Louis Adler
John Cox
Atlanta
Patel Bridge
Georgia Baptists convene in Atlanta for B Y P U annual meeting
The sixth annual Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia convention will convene in Atlanta June 1 to 21 at Tabernacle Baptist Church. President J J Wiatt ent, secretary Pothill Wheeler, treasurer Dr J M Moore and executive chair Rev R Van Deventer coordinate planning as 600 plus delegates expected. A preparatory meeting of local workers and friends is scheduled for this afternoon at the American Baptist Publication Society on Whitehall Street to appoint committees and finalize arrangements.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia
Atlanta
Columbus
Baptist Young People'’s Union
Tabernacle Battist Church
J.J. Wiattent
Warwkinsville
Pothill Wheeler
Macon
J. M. Moore
R. VanDeventer
Hawkinsville
American Baptist Pubication Society
Whitehall Street
School Girl Benefits From Grape-Nuts Diet
A Providence high school pupil recovered after adopting Grape-Nuts replacing meat lunches. Her father reports improved energy and appetite, noting she studies better and no longer feels exhausted after classes. He offers to answer questions by mail, with company contact in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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R. I
Providence High School
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Wake Forest Faces Tech Boys In Wednesday Game
Wake Forest of North Carolina meets the Tech team next Wednesday afternoon April 2. It is Techs home opener this season and should be a close game after strong practice. Washington Seminary girls will attend. Weldon Henley captains and will pitch the game with George Merritte slugging second base. Outfielders McKibben Paulson Murphy. infielders McCathren Sullivan Neel Hick Asbury.
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Wake Forest
Tech
North Carolina
Techs
Washington Seminary
Weldon Henley
George Merritte
Wil
McKibben
Paulson
Murphy
McCathren
Sullivan
Neel
Hick
Asbury
Primary date set for nominating county officers in Waycross
Waycross Ga April 20 Special The democratic executive committee met on Wednesday and set May 15 as the primary date to nominate county officers.
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Waycross
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic primary fees set for May eleventh
A county Democratic sub committee met at Captain W H Brotherton's office to plan the white Democratic primary on May 11. Proposed assessments for candidates include 40 for court judges 75 for solicitor general 40 for solicitor of criminal court 85 for state senator and representatives 100 for county clerk and tax collector 85 for sheriff 60 for tax receiver 385 for county treasurer 40 for county commissioners and 25 for coroner. Estimated total cost about 1300 and payments due by April 2 to qualify for ticket names. The committee includes Brotherton Campbell Keith Day Adams as clerk.
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W. H. Brotherton
Criminal Court
W. J. Campbell
C. J. Keith
Rosser
W. Day
S. Adams
Two Suits for Damages Against the City of Augusta
In Augusta Georgia two damage suits were filed in Richmond County court against the city. Joseph Macky seeks 3000 for injuries after his horse fell in a ditch on Wrightsboro road during a U.S. troops encampment. his horse was valued at 75 and sold for 15 after the incident. Austin Daniels sues for 1500, alleging a city horse at No 4 engine house kicked him from a bicycle on Milledge street injuring his arm and chest. he claims gross negligence and permanent injuries.
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Augusta
Richmond County
Joseph Macky
Messrs
F. W. Capers
Salem Dutcher
Wrightsboro Road
Austin Danie
E. H. Callaway
Petitioner
Milledge Street
No. 4
Railway Clerks Oppose Loud Bill in Atlanta Meeting
Georgia representatives urged to oppose Congressman Loud's salary reclassification for railway post clerks. Atlanta Railway Postal Clerks endorsed Tawney's plan, supported Livingston and other Georgia congressmen to strike extra appropriations, and pledged to press for fair treatment and equalized pay. The article ends with a brief testimonial on Electric Bitters.
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Georgia
Bill
Railway Postal Clerks
Atlanta
Railroad Young Men
Alabama Street
Congressman Loud
Tawney
C. W. Eddins
Railway Postal Clerks’ Association
J. Luckie
C. A. Methew
McE
HW. B. Porter
J. W. Emerson
D. O. Flake
D. A. Small
Loud
Minneapolis
Congress
L. F. Lise fMmrsten
Livingston
Journal
Railway Postoffice
Railway Mall
Lamp Exchange and Real Estate Offers Page Ad
Do not throw away burned out incandescent lamps. Exchange for our superior new lamps after cleaning glass and base. Real estate listings include an eight room modern house on Peachtree Street, a central store property paying 8 percent, and a large oak grove lot with electric car line front. Northen and Danson, Bell 2187.
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Equitable
Union Depot
Central Store
Peachtree Street
Northen & Danson
Bell Telephone
City
West End Avenue
McDaniel Street
Putnam Street
Jackson Street
Pine Street
D. L. Ryder
Broad Street
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Columbia
Black Paul
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Kittle Beck
Charles Berry
Mayme ‘Taylor
Grierson Sisters
Primrose Quintet
Hobson
NEW Standard Monthly
New York Herald
New Yorke Press
Heston Herald
Broadway
Frank Crenshaw
Philippines
Ilc
Bacoor
Hood
Stuart
Gin
Buchu
John Olver
Philadelphia
Lynn
Mass
Thos. H. Northen
Walker Dunson
Northen & Dunson
C. H. Girardeau & Co
East ‘Wall
Capitol Avenue
Baker Street
Car One
Linden
Bring Street
Pryor Street
Georgia Avenue
Poliam
Alice Streets
Rich
L. D
A.C. Morris
LN. Forsyth St
Fendential
Church Street
Peachtree St
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Ivey Street
Walton Street
Tooms
E. Kills Street
Alexander Street
Spring Streec
Baker
Tennessee Avenue
Highland Avenue
Hilliard Street
Luckle Street
East Fair Street
Cherry Street
Luckie Street
Atlanta Central
J. L. Riley & Co
C. McGfnee
George Winship
WM. J. Davis
Atlanta Banking & Savings CO
No. 12
Wall Street
Khmbatt Houses
John J. Wood- Side
N. Broad
Linden Street
Peachtrees
G. J. Dallas
South Broad Street
Smith-Premier Typewriter
Thomases
Smith- Premier Typewriter Co
C. A
Smith's
Premier Typewriter Co
M.C. A
H. M
St. Simon's Island Beach
W. Arnold
SSS Security Warehouse Co
Su, W. & Arr
Tel
Calla
South Pryor
Lowndes Building
Sneads
Elbertas
Clegg & Sons
Cordele
Sdlstead
Carroll
Houston
West
Peachtree
Beeb Cod Co
Ais
Cates
Ebes Adite
Key West
Franklin Street
New York City
G. W. Walker
Gainesville
Market Street
Sat Sun Gt
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Monroe Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Wis
Racine
Family Portrait Co
Hunter Tailoring & Skirt Co
Cincinnati
P. Merryman & Co
Baltimore
Cox
Peruvian Med. Co
Toledo
Blyan
H. Constitution
Jack- Agee
Fla
F. J. Pons
Thurmond Direct
Frank O. Binger, Jr
Emmons
W. A Togter
Inman
Whyman & Connors
Pickett Jewelry Co
White Hah
McCandless
Temple Court
Edwin P. Anstey
Barker & Holleman
Gould Building
O—O
Nstructon
Southern Press
Austell
Mary
Baldwin
Glengarry Poultry Yards
Somerville
Tenn
Densmere Poultry Farm
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Pry
Cooper Street
West Merritts Avenue
W. A. Foster
Milledgeville
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