Desperate Fight Over 90 Cents In Taxi Dispute
A heated dispute over 90 cents erupted between Paul Mc Michaelsenager and owner Benedict after a taxi ride. A broken nose and injuries were reported at 526 Peacetree Street, with Benedict detained and a court warrant issued as the case unfolds.
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fee + axican
Paul McMichaesnager
Wat Wih RA Benedict
Cee
Peacetree Street
Benea
Col- Imag Jaim
Benedet Aed
Benedict
Peace in Mine Regions Ends In Tentative Pact
The Anthracite region plans a tentative agreement signed by union representatives and mine operators in Philadelphia. Formal signing expected Thursday morning after committee review. A three year renewal is proposed to prevent further opposition and ensure stable coal production in the area.
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Beras Apis
Opera Adelphia
Cie
Dieting Claim Fails to Cure Indigestion, Kadol Promoted
Fragmented ad copy touts dieting as ineffective for indigestion and promotes Kadol as the universal digestant. Claims that rest the stomach and supply missing elements fix digestion, with a Chicago firm guaranteeing results and urging readers to ask their druggist for Kadol.
Hart's Opinion on Candler Eligibility for Railroad Commissioner
Governor Smith requested Attorney General John C Ward advise on Hon C M Candler of DeKalb. Hart finds no constitutional barrier to Candler’s appointment since his prior term ended before qualification. he held office as railroad commissioner starting March 1906 and, after qualification, would be ineligible for further appointment during that term. The opinion concludes there is no doubt of Candler's eligibility for the railroad commission.
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Smith
John C Wart
C M Candler
DeKalb
Candler
Hart
Candiers
Hyke Smith
Uon
Murphy Candler
Candier
Dekhaly
Stece
General Assembly
Genereal
Georgia
Ucober
Candlers
Ion I
Senate
Mullivers
John Char Attorney Genera
Monument unveiled by Statesboro U D C
Statesboro Georgia April 27 A large crowd braved rain for the Confederate monument unveiling inside the courthouse Speeches were delivered by Hon E I Giles and J H Cone veterans and residents spoke of preserving Southern war history Annie Grovar unveiled the monument and J H Rocker recounted wartime experiences urging schools to teach the South’s war history.
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Statesboro
E I Giles
Mies Annie Groovar
J H Cone
J H Rocker
Rioting in Velarden a Ends in Mass Executions
From Durango Mexico dated April 27 official reports recount that after municipal officers halted a religious parade at Velarden a twenty five men were executed after summary court martial for riot participation. Seven others were killed during the rioting and forty more remain imprisoned awaiting further action.
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Durango
Mexico
Velardena
Near Beer Bill Killed in Senate Reading
In Nashville Tennessee on April 27, the senate killed on second reading the bill to allow manufacture and sale of imitation beer containing not over three percent alcohol.
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Nashville
Tenn
Senate
Fifth Avenue Hotels Offers Auto Tour Comfort at St Regis
On Fifth Avenue New York the St Regis Hotel markets its convenient auto access and restful lodging for touring motorists. It touts refined taste and hospitality with rooms from 3 to 3 dollars daily, private bath options, and comparable restaurant pricing to other first class hotels.
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Hite Park
Bole de
St Regis
Ameris
New York
The
Demurrer Overruled in Ezzard Forgery Case
Judge L S Roan of the superior court criminal division overruled a demurrer in the case of T W Ezzard a former Buckhead resident on trial for forging certificates at the Columbus Clearing House Association during the panic of 1807 The demurrer argued banks cannot make clearing house certificates subject matter for forgery The state contends the matter was settled in real bank cases and the judge will await a supreme court ruling on the points involved Ezzard was indicted with E Gavis WO Bowden and RM Williams but to be tried separately
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L S Roan
Superior Court Criminal Division
T W Ezzard
Buckhead
Trian
Columbus Clearing House Association
Ezzard
F A. Quillian
Atlanta
Enor Wright
Rome
T T Miller
Columbus
Luther Rosser
Roan
Supreme Court
Egzard
E Gavis
WO Bowden
RM Williams
Nicest Train East via Seaboard Service
Leave Atlanta at 11:25 a.m. with Pullman sleeping cars and dining cars serving all meals a la carte. Effective May 2.
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Seaboard
Atlanta
Pullman
State enjoins cancellation of railroad license
Montgomery Als April 27 Secretary of State Frank N Julianney has been enjoined from cancelling the state license of the Louisville and Nashville railroad the road having transferred a suit from the state to the federal court in violation of state law Judge Thomas G Jones of the United States court who recently declared the act unconstitutional granted the order. Seaboard night train to the east leaves 19 40 p m eastern time through sleeper to New York dining car service effective May 2
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New York
Canon Ga horsewhipping case settles for 400 damages
Athens Ga April 27 special the case of J H Bailey against twenty one men and women of Canon Ga for thirty eight thousand damages on account of horse whipping last year was settled this afternoon for 400 including fines of 28 against each defendant Bailey alleged he was horse whipped February 7 1908 and driven from the town defendants admit striking with huge whips others deny driving him from Canon Ladies say Bailey called virtuous women into question and armed themselves with buggy whips Bailey was represented by Sidney C Tapp of Atlanta while defendants were led by Judge Hamilton McWhorter Colonel J Tribble and Colonel Miles W Lewis
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Athens
J H Bailey
Canon
Bailey
Maki
Baley
Sidney C Tapp
Atlanta
Hamilton McWhorter
8 J .Tribble
Miles W Lewis
Death of Mrs Paul Watson in Macon Georgia
Mrs Pas Watson formerly Elizabeth Dunn of Macon died last night at her Huguenin Heights home. Wife of Paul Watson she was a Tattnall Square Presbyterian member. Survived by husband two daughters, parents Mr and Mrs John Dunn and three brothers. Funeral plans pending. Attendance at spring auction of Ansley Park lots at 2:30 pm. Ansley Park near completion with expected future growth.
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Paul Watson
Macon
Pas Watson
Elizabeth Dunn
Huguenin Heights
Tattnall Square Presbyterian Church
John T Dunn
Police Committee Quorum Lacking On Proposed Beer Label Ordinance
The police committee failed to meet quorum with only two of five present, Chairman Spratling and Alderman Grant. Roberts away, Johnson sick, Pomeroy busy. The panel planned to review an ordinance requiring neat beer dealers to label bottles with alcohol percentage drink name and manufacturer. Also mentions SEABOARD service improvement on May 2 and a phone contact.
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Police Committee of Council
Spratling
Grant
Roberts
Johnson
Pick
Pomeroy
Funeral for Annie O Hara 7 in Walters horo 8 C
The funeral for Annie O Hara a seven year old member of the Hero Clan takes place January 31 at 1 o clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception officiated by Rev Father Kennedy. The clan follows a one day per year burning custom with Atlanta chosen for the service and more than forty clan members attending. Interment in Westview.
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Annie O'Hara
Hero
Waltershoro
Dinca
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Kennedy
O'Hara
Atlanta
Westview
Elkin Re-elected President Of Capital City Club
Dr W S Elkin was chosen to serve again as president of the Capital City Club with no opposition. John W Grant elected vice president, Dr Austin secretary and treasurer, J J Robinson re elected rector, and Frank Callaway and RS Wessels named directors succeeding P Thornton Maryn and J H Nunnally.
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W . Elkin
Capital City Club
John W Grant
Austin
J J Robinson
Frank Callaway
RS Wessels
P. Thornton Maryn
J H Nunnally
New Trial Granted for Harry Silverman
Harry Silverman, president of Silverman Catering, was awarded a new trial by Judge Pendleton in the state civil case against the State Historical Association over a $28 contract dispute for banks. The suit centers on alleged misrepresentation in a Georgia history encyclopedia digest and claims of unverified colonial records connected to former Governor Allen Candier.
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HS Silverman
Silverman Catering Company
State Historical Association
Pendleton
Superior Court
Bloodworth M. Silverman
Georgia
Allen Candier
Georgia Masons honor Wilkinson at Macon session
The Royal and Select Masters grand council met in Macon with Grand Master John R Wilkinson of Atlanta honored. Officers were elected for the Georgia councils, and plans emerged to sell the Masonic Temple on Mulberry Street for 33 000 to 36 000 dollars, with a new site to be secured for a state headquarters.
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Grand Counci
Georgia Masons
Masonic Tempe
Mulberry Street
Postel
Savannah
Georgia Counils
Icows
John R. Wilkinson
Atlanta
J C Harman
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Brown House
John S
Masons
Schofield
Berry School Boys Hold Commencement Ceremony
The Berry School graduation exercises concluded with Hon Hooper Alexander delivering the commencement address. Trustees Orr and Henry S Johnson spoke briefly, diplomas and prizes were awarded, and a class day program featured salutatory remarks by Charles Daniel House, with reflects on the Class of 1908 by Curtis Maxwell Avery and Jay G Wood.
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Rome
Berry School
Hooper Alexanter
Johngon
Atlanta
Mesara ¥ OK
Orr
Henry S Johnson
Trustesais
Moser Wright
Alumni Association
Charles Daniel House
Henry Jackson Crider
Curtis Maxwell Avery
Jay G Wood
Jesse Tucker
R R Tucker Allen Jethro Ammons
Gostanaula
Free Laxative for Women Promises Gentle Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Cattwills Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative suitable for women and children. It claims gentle action, pleasant taste, and asks readers to write for medical advice without charge. The piece cites various testimonials and lists Monticello and Louisville as places of use.
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Cattwills
Hea Ake
Brannan
Aivared
Stout
Loulmille
Ant Fumerou Athera
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