Riot over baseball ends in mass violence in New York
A white and black crowd clashed near 136th street and Fifth Avenue after a baseball dispute. Fifty wounded, two dying, many injuries from razor cuts and blunt force. John McCue and Matthew Murtha, both 35, hospitalized in critical condition as police fought to quell the mob for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
136Th Street
Fifth Avenue
John McCue
Matthew Murtha
Ralph Peters in Limelight Over Gallagher Death Case
Ralph Peters president of the Long Island railroad faces a coroner jury in New York over the death of Dr. Edward J. Gallagher who was killed by a Long Island train at St Albans. The verdict surprised many as testimony favored the railroad. The district attorney said he will not prosecute Peters or general superintendent Joan C. McTas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audaberis
Ralph Peters
Long Ytdland Railway
New York
Edward J. Gallagher
Long Island
Bt. Albans
L. L
Peters
Richard Petera
E. C. Petera
Nelle Peters Black
At Nation
Gallaghers
Wise Briton and the Edible Stars Folly in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn man hosts a Londoner to sample American froth before meals and observes Americans prefer froth over substance. The Londoner cites mob rule and lynching, doubting bed feather supply, and a London Times note on bodies burned at the stake. A polite convict tale and Swift quip about a frelic close the amusement column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
Aly Couain
London
New York
Lower Eadway
London Times
America
United States
Apalachicola's Great Growth and New River Line Era
Apalachicola advances toward industrial revival with completion of the Apalachicola Northern railroad linking River Junction to the coast, a modern Franklin Hotel, and plans to secure deep water access for Pan American canal trade. The Callahan line expands river transport from Bainbridge to Apalachicola with the steamer Gertrude rebuilt for service this October, while local leaders back a congressman candidate to push federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
Fls
Florida Gulf
United States
Chattatschee
Columbus
Gulf
Georgia
Albany
Thronateeska
New York
Savannah
Apalachicola Northern Railroad
River Junction
Atlante Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Louisville and Nashville
Franklin
HO HL Beverly
He la Daniels
Ravannah
Atlanta
Indian Springs
R. ¥. Pierce
Aillonaire
Buffalo
Tie
Apwachivola
Parama Canal
Panama Canal
Ayalachicola
Florida
Griggs
Conaregorian
James M. Griggs
Apalachicola Bay
Congress
Bainbridge
Apelachicola
John W Callahan
Naval Atores King
Callahan
Flint
Columbia
Ala
Chattahoochee
Apalachicola Feline
Gertrude
October St
Negro shooter surrounds after fatal shot at Athens depot
In Athens Tennessee at midnight Charles Pierce brother of the police chief was shot and fatally wounded by John C Rockett a young Negro. The assailant fled into a swamp north of the city as a mob closed in. If Pierce dies lynching threatens upon capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tenn
Charles Pierce
Joan Pierce
John C. Rockett
Southern Depot
Pierce
Young Pierce
Death comes to Bob Bruce
Bob Bruce son of architect A C Bruce died at Norcross Sunday morning at 1 o clock. The body was brought to the city and taken to the parents home at 327 North Boulevard. He had pine affliction since infancy and had been in poor health some time. A popular private in Atlanta circles, he served with the Atlanta Rifles in Kansas City where the company won a prize of 83000. He later worked in Washington DC for the Southern Railroad and more recently at the office of Comptroller General Wright. Funeral today at the parents home at 4 p.m. Interment at Oakland. Atlanta Rifles pallbearers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bruce
A. C. Bruce
Norcross
North Boulevard
Mr. Bruce
Bruce
Atlanta Rifles
Kansas City
Tle
Washington, D. C
Southern Railroad
Wright
Capitol
Terret
Oakland
Georgia Legislature Debates Pass Prohibition and Disfranchisement Bills
The house weighs five mill tax needs to fund specials and general appropriations as debate over anti pass measures, disfranchisement bills, and Central of Georgia ownership intensifies. leaders chart hearings, possible special session, and railway committee power changes amid tense, prolonged sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Candler
House
Joe Hill Hall
Railroad Committee
Hall
Wilams
Laurens
Constitutional Amendment Committee
Rules Committee
Bibb
Senate
Rev J L White Treats The Royal Cripple At Second Janes
Rev J L White DD formerly of Macon now in Beaumont occupies Second Janes pulpit during August delivering four Sunday night sermons on striking topics. The first sermon was titled The Royal Cripple. Death of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Y H Hal occurred at the New Street home this morning. funeral arrangements to be set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. White
Macon
Beaumont
Tex
Janes Church
Charles Y H. Hal
New Street
Wrrayway Dohn
T Caruthers
Charles Grittle
Oc Carrnewat
N Oh Clarke
Tyford Daniels
GL Dixon
R Dunbar
AR Jiavie Lsmer Duncan
Devis
JH Dupuy
Janinett
Donien
Walter Dasig
Ed Dabrey
James Dickerson
Kealey Davis
Joseph R Davenport
Gunnar Douthey
Dayton
Devedale
Dozier
Anthony Davis
Jamin Dusinceens
John Dye
Donohop
J H Rogan
Higsanbotham
Bampos Harris
AH Hammit
Gwuwavn
George Harris
Jeunge T Holley
JF Harris
Powel Hen Version
Joe Hunter
Pete Hicks
Norman If Jiuiliday
Alfred Hughey
Hamburn
Coe Mathers
H Hetecip
Arthur Houston
Wil Harrison
Jtre
J Hynex
DL Halomen
RH Holliday
H. EL Mun Ho
A McDonald
EB J Mobley
John
McClellan
J J Mathis
Willis McGher
FE Moor
M Miller
A Meesey
LH Malley
NW Nace
Talmedge Nichols
Samuel Nickolan
Robert Xowll
G Newton
T W Naple
Robert Nandlen
Ida Perkine
John Petty
Bob Parks
Henry C Packs
JL Pennington
Carlton Petts
Frank Peck
Dr Ho M Petterson
Claude Puyter
LB Pattilla
Wo Pitts
W A Perry
Wile Dolont
James Ro Parker
John of Phipps
Bob Phortel
T J Price
Samuel Pretty
J A Parker
Jesule Pritchard
Eneed Poole
A M Porten
R—Oty Heed
Lon Richardson
LD Rich
D © Riggins
John Hughes Roberts
CJ Ray
John Roach
Calvin Robertson
CC Hotline
JM Kucker
Walter Rokert
Jim Smith
Harvey Shaddan
L F Savage
Luther Stuck
JT Stovall
Charley Summerling
O B Stuart
Arthur S. Shackelford
WT Speer
Jim Singleton
J A Beott
Sparks
F M Sherdon
J J Smith
Ben Spratting
WM Infth
Charled
T C Shaw
Dorkes &Tinson
August Leffert
Frank Scott
J ¥ Smith
Howard Scott
Earl Gusson
Thomas J Belman
Randy ‘Balfler
JN Stallings
NW Smith
TS Bimmons
R E Satterwhite
Ephoria Swain
Jeve Thornton
Johnny Thomas
DD Fasker
Henry Tatum
Wallen Vance
A B Veeder
W Vansickte
Wr Howard G Walls
G J Wesley
Peter Worton
WB Ward
J A Watkins
N W Wosom
J’ Bancroft Watson
H L Wade
TL Webb
J A Walton
Willie Walton
Tom Wilkes
J R Woodall
O ~ Watson
Willem Waite
Joe Williams
O R Whitlock
Y—Roy Young
Henry Yuri
CAMP MEETINGS NEAR GRIFFIN
Griffin district hosts four Southern Methodist camp meetings in August. Holiness gathering at Indian Springs opens early August with ten days of revival led by prominent preachers and music by Charlie B. Tillman. Bluff Springs camp ground starts the Friday before the second Sunday, with Dr. Joel T. Daves and other preachers. Mt. Zion opens the Friday before the fourth Sunday with Rev. Jenkins Thompson and others. Shingleroof in Henry county also holds a four day meeting led by several ministers including J Q Watts and Joel T. Daves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffon
Griffin
Southern Methodist Church
Holiness
Indian Springs
Aeneath
J&h
Charlie B. Tillman
Atlanta
Bluf Springs
Bluff Springs
Pike County
Joel T. Daves
Mt. Zion
John 8. Jenkins
Nath Thompson
J. O. A. Grewan
J. D. Snider
W. H. Speer
M. H. Hamill
Nashville, Tenn
Daisy Davies
Avanta
Shingleroor
Henry County
Ing
J. Q. Watts
P. Wiggins
C. V. Weathern
J. M. Sewell
Sevelt Rules for Domingo Regulate Dominican Receivership
The president issues strict regulations for Santo Domingo customs receivership under the 1907 treaty. Accounts go to the contaduria general and State Department, with insular affairs supervising and vouchers required. The new arrangement shifts funds and promises better terms, with Dominican maintenance funded monthly and net gains versus the old 55 percent/forty five percent split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Republic
Washington
Santo Domingo
Contaduria
Donincan Republic
State Department
Bureau of Insular Affairs
National City Bank of New York
Southern Railway Considers Recalling Case to Relieve In State Trade
Directors in session in New York report the Southern railway may recall the case removed to federal court from Talladega Alabama to ease the dispute over the company’s right to do business in the state. Announcement expected tomorrow as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Railway
Talladega
Southern
New York
Uoon
Many Attend The Services At Macon Tabernacle
Macon Georgia reports that for a week the tabernacle on Virat Street has hosted meetings with strong attendance and visitor care. H H Starr Sr a 65 year old longtime Macon resident died after weeks of illness at the family home. Rev R Bourne led the funeral at the residence with River-side Cemetery interment. Starr was a former Starr and Ryan cotton merchant and Civil War veteran wounded four times. Survived by wife and children H Starr Jr and William L Starr. Mixes Bothwick Takes Vacation to Asbury Park and other cities on annual leave from Macon city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Tabernacle
Virat Street
H. H. Starr
Clen
New Street
R. Bourne
Bosen
Syracuse Lodge
Knights
Pythias
Riverside Cemetery
Starr
Starr & Ryan
Mississippi
Nelson
Jackson
Hess
Pentterenett H. Starr, Jr
William L. Starr
Floyd Rifles
Alys Starr Wabb
Mixes Bothwick
Margaret Bothwick
Asbury Park
Instant Relief From Catarrh Cure Sample Offer
Instant relief from catarrh with Eclipse Catarrh Cure trial sample. A vegetable remedy claimed to clear nasal passages, reduce irritation, and effect a permanent cure in severe cases. Includes customer testimonials and invitation to request a twenty five cent trial treatment and booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. M
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Advertised Letters in Atlanta Post Office August 3 1607
List of uncalled letters at the Atlanta Georgia post office for the week ending August 3 1607. Names include Laura Arnold Miss Maud Arnold Miss Maud Arnold Miss Mary Atkins Mrs Mary Anderson Mary Arnold Hattie J Alexander Rosa Bradley Louise Booth Zeteela Bell Mattle Lue Bailey Nora Burns Waith Bennett and others. Ladies' List appears with additional names and addresses. One cent fee charged per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Laura Arnold
Mary Anderson
Maud Arnold
Miex Mylette Allen
PL Adams
Mima Ads Allen
Addie Abbott
Mary Atkins
Mary Arnold
Hattie J. Alexander
Rosa Bradley
Misa Loulue Booth
Zeteela Bell
Mils Mattle Lue Baily
Mize Nora Burns
Waith Bennett
Our Own Exchange Delivers Fast Action for All Departments
Call 3082 to save a trip on hot days and connect with every department. Our delivery system will promptly deliver whatever you order.
Long pharmacy list and names on a community notice
A long OCR list features Jacobs' Pharmacy and many individuals including Mrs Bennett, Mrs Francis Roykina, Mrs Ida Brown, Miss Allie Cobb, and numerous others. It appears as a local directory style roster with addresses or station labels for post delivery and station locations across West End and Fort McPherson areas. The page also notes delivery instructions and postal supervision by EB Blodgett and F Thibadad.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krom
Squard O'Brien
Voles
Nic
O'Brien
Duke of Wharton
Dean Swift
Laelia
Widox
Sevelt
Domingo
Rene Bigham
H. D. Adama A Co
Bigham
R. E. Glenn
Conner
London Standard
Tita
Chicago
Nile
British Museum
Niche- Jaa Senn
Alabama
Ict
High Point
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Ster Les Bolt
WR Bennett
Francis Roykina
Mra Bell
Ida Brown
June Yell
Della M Bohler
Mattie [Enton
M E Harnlett
Lyala Brown
R W Warnes
Oland Bostic
JJ Hon
Margaret A Burns
Mra
Blinne Benjamin
Frances J Burt
Rose Wergers C
Allie Cobb
Milas Julia Coney
A D Campbell
Janie Culbrith
Esther Crawford
Hutchouk
Bertha Doin
John Danish
Po Doyle
Magete Darla
Frank 4
Doge
Patthiny Dbron
Emily W Davis
C L Davenport
Adelaide Tuncan
Lucy Etheridge
Daisy Atl
Misa
M J Farlow
BJ Frorsaler
Mins Hatthe
Forrest
Mattie Ferguson
Minnie Frizbid
Dollie Briars
Kila Flanglan
Janie Green
Malhe Garman
Carrie Garey
Misa Fear
M Gudlres
Willie M Gray
Franres Greetz
SB Goddard
Carrie Ganes
Chas
Griffen
George Gordon
Alice Gaint
LeRoy Gregory
Mrs Maiden
M of Grimes
Reairive Graham
Mixx
Olive Hamlton
Luonte Holta
Sadie Heflin
Lizzie Heaven
Ligeis Huffman
A Hamilton
A ‘Humiiten
Walter P Howard
Fannie Hightower
Fiffie Hill
W C Hogan
Flora Hudson
Emma Hall
Ruth Hagrr
Lucy
Ingram
Tron
Maud Jones
Mise
JC Jones
Susie Jonson
Hardie Jones
Mary Joseph
J A Johnson
D Johnson
Noble Johnson
Lucile Jackson
Ralie M Johns
Sue Jones
le Jones
T F Jones
Mary Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Mary King
William Keares
Vera B Lumpkin
Mies
Lois McDaniel
Laura McAlister
Wille Moon
Nancy Mack
Carrie Murphy
Jesvie Morris
Carla Morrow
Mos Morgan
Rachel AJ Miller
Alberta Moss
E Morgan
CB McDaniel
Eula Moody
Lillie Mathews
Lula McCord
Lillian Mayfield
Fraser Marsh
Lucile McRae
MT Mattox
Georgia Morgan
Miteh
Lula Pitts
Mamle Price
EB W Quillian
Nora Rapley
C Roberts
Blanche Ramacy
Randle
D Rubin
Gussie Ringer
J Riddie
John Robinson
Cora Spales
Talie Spurma
Mins
Dessie Brith
Trallle Beott
Merv Josie Smith
Maggie Smith
A Hy Hinson
Chari “Smith
Bettie Smith
Mary Spencer
Nancy Sperry
Battle Sims
Oxie Blzman
Ilenor Simpson
Dan Beotleld
CW Smith
Mary Smith
Bertha Spradley
Stella Smith
Guus Shaw
AR Stewart
Sophie Sanderu
Sarah Banges
Bessie Thornton
Lucy Tollesan
Marie Talbert
Mahala Thomas
J E Timmons
Lula Jonea
Miss Berre] White
Gertrude Watkins
Mary Walker
T M Williams
Mannie Whitelock
Ellen Wood
Mos Woodward
William Wootten
J ¥ F Whitney
Florence M_ Wardlaw
WH White
Mx Sallie White
Hardie Whipple
Misa Maute Yancy
Minni
Jennie Yates
Mose Adama
Thomas Adams
W J Apipiston
J F Adam
A W Anderson
Homer Appleby
E. L. Austell
Ben Annie
Ernest D Paskew
Joseph Brown
Henry Bush
J B Beck
Wen
E Boughman
L § Brown
R J Brown
Vortus Beddingfield
R M Billings
WG Brown
Henry Brizendine
A € Barker
Charlee Brewer
W T Burdette
W Burton
Frank Baker
AR Brooks
R Bonaire
H Bowlan
Claude Bowman
CL Brown
Rae
T Coda
William D Cochrane
AC Cronohite
Coleman C Cartwright
Charlton
J A Carden
Cornelius Galena
Tom Royle Costner
Gam Cemela
W Ginehes
Turner Copper
Gearge D Chace
A Coleman
Tyler Can Co
Mesars Moore & Stephenson
Bet
Alan
McNeil Paob Board
The
Lewis News Co
Astenon Co
Atlanta Ruberow Co
Atlanta Stock Journal
Atlanta Howe Co
Southern Iron and Steel Co
Outhern Printers' Supply
Gordon and Lee Sts
West End
D J Gatley
Oxcar Hamer
Charles R Trish
Wo Powel
South Atlanta
Jonesboro
Mc. Donough
IL Simpson
Fort M'Pherson Station
Ft McPherson
Ida Atkinson
C HW Barnes
W OH Brookes
G W Miller
Woodward Station
Marietta Street
Hulsey
F. Blodgett
Postman
F. Thibadead
Duperintendar
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