City News Mix of sermons petitions and trials
Bishop Walden of Cincinnati preaches at Gammon Theological Seminary. A voluntary bankruptcy petition filed by Lawrence E Gibson lists assets at 655 dollars. Charter petitions, a minor auto accident, and church meetings fill the city agenda with sermons and public notices.
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Walden Toc
John M. Walden
D.D
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marmant
Gammon Theological | Seminary Peunday
Chrisman
Federal Court
Lawrence E. Gibson
Macon Doctors Escape Death in Street Car Collision
In Macon Georgia on April 28 doctors G F Gostin and J H Shorter narrowly escaped being crushed by a street car on Oglethorpe street. The mobile owned by Gostin collided with a street car on the East Macon and Tattnall Square line. The auto was badly damaged and the physicians, though unharmed, faced a very close call.
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Macon
Sperial
G FP Gostin
J. H Shorter
Oglethorpe Street
Gostin
Tattnall Square
Medical Board Examines Forty-Eight Applicants In Georgia
The Georgia board of eclectic medical examiners completed its semi annual meeting yesterday afternoon examining forty eight applicants for Georgia licenses. Three applicants are women graduates of Hospital Medical College and the Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery. Board members include Dr A F White president Dr G Brown vice president Dr C W Miller secretary and Dr Young member.
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Georgia Board of Eclectic Medical Examiners
Georgia
Hospital Medical College
Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery
A. F. White
Fiovilla
4. Brown
Eton
CW Miller
Atlanta
Young
Moreland
Heated clash at police barracks between preacher and officer
Rev William Dunbar of Payne Memorial Methodist clashed with Probation Officer James Greer at the police barracks. The exchange, sparked by Dunbar's spectator visit to court and concern over two girls accused of church trespass, devolved into accusations of disrespect. Dunbar said the police commission may investigate Greer’s conduct.
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William Dunbar
Payne Memorial Methodist Church
James Gleer
Dunbar
Police Commission
Frencher
Polices Court
Gleer
Dunbar Arosa
the Constitution
Greer
Carmen Get Increase on Southern Railway Workers
Washington April 22 Increases of 31 percent per day have been granted by the Southern railway to its 1200 carmen. The wage rise totals 11 400. Negotiations closed today as the company also grants pay raises to machinists, aligning with union demands and similar railroad practices. The Carmen Brotherhood covers car builders, repairers, cleaners and some shop classes.
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Carmen
Southern Railway
Weahington
Southern
Wage Demands Agreed Upon by Arbitration Panel
New York April 22 arbitration of wage demands for trainmen and conductors on the Central lines west of Buffalo was agreed today. The arbitration will be independent of the ongoing proceeding affecting the Central lines east of Buffalo, though the same arbitrators will serve.
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New York
New York Central Lines
Buffalo
Central Lines
Educating Vacation Trip From Atlanta to Canada and New York
An experienced representative guides a June 30 to July 16, 1910 tour from Atlanta to Washington Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and Norfolk via Hudson River St Lawrence Thousand Islands with a sea trip back. Price 135.00 includes all expenses except meals in New York City. Full information on application to C D Wayne AGPA Seaboard Atlanta.
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Washington
New York
Hudson
Niagara Falls
Toronto
St Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Boston
Norfolk
Atlanta
New York City
C D Wayne
AG PA
Seaboard
Kerr dies shortly after wife burial in Augusta
Bernard Kerr died in Augusta this morning a few hours after his wife’s funeral. He served as marshal of Harrisonville village. He was brother to Danial Kerr, a noted Augusta citizen, and father of Mrs Chris Sheridan of Macon. The Kerr family was well known in Macon and Atlanta.
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Ykerr
Augusta
Macon
Atlanta
Bernard Kerr
Kerr
Harrisonville
Danial Kerr
Kerra
Avianta
Mra Kerr
Chris Sheridan
Tax Returns Lag as Armistead Urges Early Filing
Tax Receiver T M Armistead says state and county tax returns are well behind last year with about 4100 filed so far. He blames lack of public advertising for the delay and urges everyone to begin filing immediately to avoid a rush before the June book close.
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T M Armistead
Mr Armistead
Anya
Ex-Governor Hoke Smith to Speak at Jackson Chautauqua
Ex-Governor Hoke Smith accepts invitation to speak at Jackson chautauqua on June 14 with Bishop Warren Candler to preach opening sermon June 12. Great preparations underway for a premier local chautauqua event. Dr Cahill acquitted in Rocky Mount murder case. jurors find not guilty. Tax returns remain light as season progresses. Armistead comments. Auction sale of Taylor Land in East Point at 2 pm promoted by Poster Robson.
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Smith
Jackson
Hoke Smith
Warren Candler
Dr. Cahill
Rocky Mount
Cahill
Robert Smithera
East Point
Sure Money Makers
Poster & Robson
Taylor
Foster & Robson
Whitehall Prices Reach Record $16,000 for 80-Foot Lot
J R Smith, a noted investor, sold 80 by 190 foot parcel on the west side of Whitehall street opposite Stewart avenue for 16 000 or 260 per front foot. The sale marks a record price in the vicinity as Smith bought the plot six months ago for 10 000 and cleared about 60 percent. He expects improvements soon as Whitehall is seen rising as a wholesale district with future value gains.
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J R Smith
Adolph
Big Amue
Whitehall Street
J .R. Smith Han
Ene
Whitehall
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