Lineman Pattillo Killed Repairing Wire in Atlanta
Thomas Pattillo, 18 or 19, a lineman for the Georgia Railway and Electric Company, fell from a 36 foot pole at Peachtree and Baker streets and died instantly after touching a live wire. The coroner will hold an inquest. body moved by company workers under orders, pending investigation.
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Baker Streets
Thomas Patillo
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Itte
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Pattillo
Samuel Pattillo
Morrison Avenue
Jones
Barclay & Brandon
Spalding fires back at Houston over lobbying remarks
J J Spalding issues a public reply denying the accusation by Hon C Houston before a special lobbying committee. He dismisses Houston as irresponsible and says a full account of the facts has been published in The Constitution. Spalding calls Houston a pernicious lobbyist and questions his character.
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C. Houston
Spalding
Mr. Houston
Jack Spalding
Capitol
Spalding Hag
C. C Houston
Legislative Committee
Society
la Ae
Jack J. Spalding
Casino vaudeville ends run with top headliner Glenroy
A matinee and evening show at the Casino closes one of the season’s cleverest vaudeville bills. Headliner James Richmond Glenroy with The Man With the Green Gloves headlines a strong lineup including the Six Musical Cuttys and acts like Borano and Nevarro Lavine and Leonard Jabine and Mullany Ford and Dot West and the D Estelle Slaters. The engagement drew large crowds and next week’s bill is already in demand.
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Bijou
Atlanta
James Richmond
Glenroy
Green Gloves
Borano
Nevarro
Lavine
Leonard
Jabine
Mullany
Ford
Dot West
D'Estelle Slaters
Maysons Sunday School Host Watermelon Cut
James L L Mayson superintendent of Walker Street church Sunday school entertained teachers last evening with a watermelon cut. The teachers meet Friday nights at 53 Walker Street to discuss the lesson for the following Sunday. Mt Gilead Methodist camp meeting began last night near Atlanta and runs to next Wednesday attracting many locals.
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James LL. . Mayson
Walker Street
Mr. Mayson
MT. Gilead
Atlanta
Crosman Elected President of Clark University
After days of deliberation the Clark University board in Cincinnati Ohio elected W H Crosman Latin and Greek professor as president. A native of the West Indies he came to America young and has served twenty seven years as professor at Clark University amid much local rejoicing.
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Clark University
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. H. Crosman
Crogman
West Indies
Sar
Lurk University
Athletics and Electrics Meet at Brisbine Park This Afternoon
Two of the city’s strongest baseball nines, the Atlanta Athletic Club and the General Electric Company, clash at Brisbine park at 4 PM in a bid for supremacy. Both squads have shown solid ball this season and enter in good form with strong pitching and hitting. A. A. C. lineup includes White, Murray or Moses, Reynolds, Tichenor, Gore, Clarke, Browning, Patterson, and Murphy.
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Brisbine
Brisbine Park
Atlanta Athletic Club
General Electric Company
Atlanta Athletics
General Electrics
White
Murray
Moses
P. Reynolds
Tichenor
Gore
Clarke
Browning
Patterson
Murphy
Y M C A Will Play Ball in Lawrenceville Today
The Y M C A baseball team, a crack city club that recently faced the A A C and lost 1 to 0, will meet Lawrenceville today. The lineup features Davis, Ir., Thomas, Stavena, Daniel, Quarles, Leonard, Stovall, Vickery, and Mangum pitching.
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Lawrencevile
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Thomas
Stavena
Daniel
Quarles
Leonard
Stovall
Vickery
Mangum
Excursion to Knoxville From Marietta August 16
Whitehall offers an excursion from Marietta to Knoxville on Monday August 16 with round trip fare from 3.50 to 3.60 dollars. Departure from Marietta early morning, arrival Knoxville by 5 40 p.m. For return, depart Knoxville around 6 10 a.m. and arrive Marietta in the afternoon.
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Teon
Marietta
Atlanta
Atarietta
Wall Street steady amid cautious buying and relief
New York August 7 investors moved the market up from yesterday’s lows but sold into rallies to take profits. Support appeared from financial interests to prevent a full demoralization while bears raided names like Canadian Pacific. The tone remained heavy and sluggish with mixed bond activity and a steady foreign exchange mood, as banks foresee a small cash loss next week and unclear loan prospects.
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New York Central
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Bears
Canadian Pacific
Montreal Stock Exchange
United States
Ee Loney
Weather forecast for states and weekend changes
The report lists Saturday and Sunday conditions across states. Georgia shows fair weather with coastal showers on Sunday, cooler air inland. Virginia and North Carolina expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies with showers and variable or fresh winds. Alabama, Western Florida, Mississippi, Texas, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Louisiana, Eastern Florida and nearby regions anticipate a mix of fair, partly cloudy or cloudy, with showers at times and cooler or warmer temperatures, plus variable winds along coasts. Local yesterday data notes highs, lows, and precipitation deficits.
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Paris
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Texas
Rattern Petron
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Tennessee
Teaxas
Cies
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Arkansas
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