H M Patterson A Noted Atlanta Funeral Director Leader
H M Patterson has run a prominent Atlanta funeral business since 1881, expanding from Miller and Bracy services to modern parlors at 32 Peachtree Street. He serves on the Georgia State Board of Embalmers, earning physician endorsements and a reputation for thorough training, reliability, and leadership in the profession.
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Atlanta
H. MM. Patterson
Fusera
Patterson
Markham House
G. R Boaz
Peachtree Street
Hintya Baconte
Whch
Brown
State Board of Embalmers
Allen D. Candler
Effiéens
Signs of rope around his neck in Helena case
A dying negro, found with a rope mark around his neck, is believed to be the Helena suspect in the assault on two women near Helena. A city doctor reports fatal injuries from wounds and exposure, noting rope pressure and a knife scar, and police will take him to the city hospital for detention and investigation.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
E¢Yaaiva
Helena
Cate Murphy
Dr Patillo Dies After Long Medical Career In Georgia
Obituary notes drift across Georgia and beyond. Dr T J Patillo aged in his 72nd year died at his son's residence in Macon after a long medical career in Lee and Dougherty counties. Remains to Albany for funeral services and interment in Albany cemetery. Other notices include Mrs William Sanders of Huntsville Alabama aged 75 killed by illness. Mrs E Galbraith of Helena Georgia died in Valdosta. Dr David Wynn of Cusseta Georgia died at 72. P M Bookwalter of Denver publisher assistant died of consumption. John Gilbert Ebenklin former Indiana Democrat and ex state auditor died in Evansville.
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Macon
T. J. Patio
Patillo
High Street
Lincoln County
Lee
Dougherty
der. Patillo
Misa Ruth Forrester
Lee County
Pr. Patilo
Methodist
Albany
Sanders
Huntaville
Ala
Ale
William @enders
East Huntsville
Senilfiy
Banders
Tennessee
Galbraith
Valdosta
E. Galbraith
Helena
White Spring
Fla
Glenwood
David Wynn
Cusseta
Columbus
Chattahoochee County
E. J
Robert
David
Towi Wynn
Collumbus
Leck Weems
Bookwalter
Denver
Coles
Augier Os
P. M. Bookwalter
Curly Publishing Company
Philadelia
Ladies’ Homo Ournal
Saturday Evening Post
Oakes
John
Shanklin
Evansville
Ind
John Gilbert Ebenklin
Indiana
Evaneville Courier
Cyclists Allowed On Columbus Sidewalks After Defeated Rule
In Columbus Georgia on August 6 cyclists were to stay off the newly paved Twelfth Street sidewalks but the attempt to ban bicycle riding on residence street sidewalks was defeated. The right of riders to use sidewalks persists despite the controversy.
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Columbus
Man Falls Forty Feet From Bradford Building
A heavyset man named John W. Tucker from Goodwater Alabama leaped from the Bradford building on Eleventh street Columbus Ga. He landed on a scaffold and fell forty feet to the sidewalk. He spoke boldly claiming no serious injuries though a bruise appeared. he then walked away seeking water and said he did not need a doctor. He appeared intoxicated and warned others how to fly brick.
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Columbus
New Bradford
Eleventh Street
John W. Tucker
Goodwater
Ala
Mrs Mulally's Remains Arrive From New Orleans Macon
The remains of Mrs James Mulally a former Macon resident arrived in the city at 7 pm from New Orleans where she died Tuesday evening Funeral arrangements will be announced later Mrs Mulally was widely known in Macon Also in Macon Ga an infant son of W H Hunnicutt died at the family residence on Ells street The infant's mother Mrs Hunnicutt died a few weeks ago Interment will be at Rose Hill Cemetery tomorrow morning Work was Passed Up County commissioners approve connecting Nelson's mill to Fifth street The needed right of way through nearby properties was secured and the resolution to proceed was passed
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Mulally
Macon
Anguat
James Mulally
New Orleans
W. H. Hunnicutt
Ells Street
Hunnicutt
Rose Hill
Nelson's Mill
Fifth Street
Milla
Thunder Storm Disrupts Huntsville Telegraphs
A violent thunder storm struck Huntsville last night lasting over three hours, wrecking telephones and telegraph services in the area. The storm caused widespread electrical disruption as residents reported damaged lines and power outages near the city center and surrounding miles.
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Huntsville
Huntaville
Ale
telesTa
Cawthorne Cool Auring Trial at Eastman
Dramatic crime trial at Eastman features Ca wthorne accused of poisoning Tucker and the grand jury probe into Mrs Tucker's possible role. Witnesses describe lynching threats, arsenic links from Hawkinsville, and a stern sentence by Judge Roberts.
Conductor Narrowly Escapes from Danger
Four bottles of Smith's Blood Syrup cured a stubborn rheumatism and a severe cold for H. M. Tolbert of the W. and A. Railroad in Atlanta. He believed he might not recover at one point.
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Smith
H. M. Tolbert, W.& A. R.R
Atlanta, Ga
Smith Blood Syrup Co at 82 Wall Street
Free sample offer appears from the Smith Blood Syrup Company located at 82 Wall Street. The note mentions a free sample and references the company with a brief address.
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Smith Blood Syrup CO
Wall St
Baby First Sees the Light in Hospital Ambulance
In Macon Georgia a newborn arrived in an ambulance after its unassisted mother Mrs A H Kitchens of Warrenton went into labor at 2 a m. With no funds the family faced hardship as police transported them from a hotel to City Hall then to the Home for the Friendless while awaiting the husband from Hawkinsville. Doctors attended the mother and child before they were moved to shelter. Police expressed sympathy and noted the husband is capable of paying costs.
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Mra. Kitchens
Gibson
Hawkinsville
Lightning Kills Boy as House Is Struck at Riggins Farm
In Blackshear Georgia the Riggins home one mile west of town was hit by lightning during a storm at about 1 30 pm. Twelve year old Harry Riggins was instantly killed while others including John D Riggins and his wife were injured or shocked. The bolt tore through the chimney hurled bricks through the room and spared no item as it demolished beds and dishes while two underhouse chickens died. A pecan tree imprint appeared on Harry's body mirroring the tree under which he stood at the time.
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Blackshear
John D. Riggins
Harry
Lee
Ray Riggins
Man Tells Nothing of Mrs. Tucker Crime Link
The man offered no words implicating Mrs. Tucker in the crime. The grand jury cleared her with a no bill, leading to her release and return home. Cawthorine, from a wealthy Henry county family, faced harsh family opposition and costly trouble from his actions.
Columbus Mills Hustle Run On Full Time in August
In Columbus Georgia mills remain busy with all factories operating full time despite widespread closures elsewhere. The Columbus cotton mills continue steady production as exchange markets and demand sustain work for locals and visiting workers.
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Columbus Mills
Cherokee Superior Court Adjourns Ahead of Term End
Canton Georgia August 6 Special The fall term of Cherokee superior court adjourned today after four days of business. Grand jury organized with Ben F. Perry foreman and James K. Perry clerk. Judge George F. Gober presided, praised for shrinking term length. Notable: 17 year old CHrt Wreden convicted of assault on Maggie Rich 7, sentenced to twelve months chain gang. State School Commissioner W B Merritt spoke on education at noon. first visit to Cherokee.
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Canton
Cherokee Superior Court
Ben F. Perry
James K. Perry
George FI. Gober
Gaber
A. S. Clay
Chrt Wreden
Neeto
Maggie Rich
W. B. Merritt
Court House
Atlanta man robbed by Griffin burglar in Nelms house
In Griffin Georgia on August 6 a robber entered rooms on the second floor east wing of the Nelms house and stole from C F Sullivan an expensive gold watch with a diamond fob and about 150 dollars in silver. F C Tigner lost money and a pocket knife. The thief escaped, no trace found, and a reward was offered. Sullivan is with BM C Kiser in Atlanta.
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Chris” Sullivan
Griffin
C. F. Sullivan
Atlanta
F. C. Tigner
Columbus
Nelms
Sullivan
BM. C. Kiser Company
Dusiness
Physician Says Wright Wounds Are Dangerous
Macon Ga August 6 Special Robert Wright of Houston County was found in bushes near Waterden yesterday afternoon with throat cut and still alive His relatives arrived but were not admitted to his bedside Doctors say condition slightly better than 24 hours ago though wounds remain extremely dangerous Authorities have not located Wrights assailant and Wright has not provided new information about the assault.
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Macon
Robert Wright
Houston County
Wateden
Wright
Elder
Jim White Convicted of Murder in Catoosa County
Jim White was tried for the April killing of Bob Shipp in Catoosa County Georgia. A jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to death with execution planned for October 3.
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Jim White
Catoosa Court
Ringwold
Bob Shipp
Accident injures Miss Carrie Green in Delton Georgia
A horse hitched to a carriage in Delton Georgia frightened and bolted this afternoon, throwing Miss Carrie Green and other occupants to the ground. The chaotic scene involved social and charitable activities in the area, with neighbors tending to the injured.
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Misa Green
Delton
Carrie Green
Desperate illness tied to canned foods in Gainesville
In Gainesville on August 6 Mrs. A Van Hoose is near death after eating canned salmon and drinking sweet milk, suspected to cause promine poison. Her children have been telegraphed to come to her bedside. Mrs. Van Hoose is mother of Professor A W Van Hoose of Brenau college.
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Gainesville
A van Hooee
van Hoose
A. W. van Hoose
Brenau College
Miss Aurora Hodge Denies Killing Peddler in Utah
In Salt Lake City Aug 6 Miss Aurora Hodge, who confessed in Grand Rapids to involvement in the William X Ryan murder near Murray Utah, now says she did not fire the shot that killed him. Ryan's body was exhumed with a bullet hole found in the head. Hodge claimed self defense and that she fired at his side while he pursued her.
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Miss Hodge
Salt Lake
Utah
Aurora Hodge
Grand Rapids
Mich
William X. Ryan
Murray
Tal
Ryan
Sugar Convention Bill Passed in British House of Commons
London August 6 In the house of commons after denouncements by James Bryce Lib and Charles Wentworth Dilke advanced radical the sugar convention bill was passed to the United reading by 148 to 57 Turner Acquitted Huntsville Ala August 6 Special The jury in the case of Turner charged with the murder of wife A J Warren returned a verdict of Not Guilty The case had been on trial three years and drew great local interest
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London
House of Commons
James Bryce
Charles Wentworth Dilke
Turner
Huntsville
Ala
A J Warren
Deeds for 6000 Acres Coal Lands in Tennessee
Deed transfers 6000 acres of Cumberland County coal land in Tennessee to North American Coal Company by Eugene Haw king and associates, with Central Land and Coal Company and Cumberland Coal and Coke Company as grantors. Consideration listed as 1,900,000 dollars.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cumberland County
Tennessee
Eugene Hawking
Central Land and Coal Company
Cumberland Coal and Coke Company
North American Coal Company
Trolley Collision Kills Man In Sharon Picnic Day
A trolley collision on the Youngstown and Sharon Electric line near Sharon injures about twenty people and kills one man returning from a picnic. The crash occurred as cars struck a ahead, disrupting the evening commute in Sharon, Da.
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Sharon
Youngstown
Sharon Electric
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H. M. Patterson
Embahnere
Besineas
F. W. Patterson
South
HR. M. Patterson
Telfair
Mortuary
T. J. Patillo
Macon, Ga
Cawthorne Cool Auring
Eastman
Broffey
Fiastman
Caowthorne
Tucker
Maconlan
Cawthorne
Horne
Hla Wifs
Joe
Ife
Roberta
Horna
Gay
Head
Atter Horne Lad
Grand Jury
Mrs. Tucker
Baby
Ge. Augusta
A. H. Kitchens
Warrenton
Hawkinaville
Jine
Kitchens
Reeves House
Cherokee Superior Coouurbt
Supreme Court
Frank H. Miller
Gainesville, Jefferson and
Southern
Rairoad
Kimsey
Seigler
Woods
Columbia S. C
Alken
San Francisco
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Essig Bros
Whitehall St
Peddlee
W. P. Brown
Lucian Knight
Frank Carpenter
California
F. J. Hastin
Mary E. Bryan
Woman's Department
R. W. McAdam
Sunny South Pub. Co
Atlante
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