Social Club Events Celebrate July Evenings In Capito
A series of gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs G W Luneford in Capito featured watermelon games and a lawn melon feast for Miss Hattie Belle Lunsford and guests including Miss Ava ry and Mr Razemore. Recitations by Miss Avary and Mr Razemore enhanced the evening as attendees listed span Forsyth Arkansas and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Lunaford
Capito
Misa
Hattie Belle Lunsford
Misa ‘Avary
Clim Razemore
Alle Warnock
Ethel Worsham
Forsyth
Milas
Francia Hicks
Julia Battle Biss
Lelia Bazemore
Misa Avary
Litre Rock Ark
Effie
Annie Bazemore
Lattice Belle Lunn Fort Mins Morgan
Donald Thompson
Barry Ola
Guy Battla
Ea McWhite
Hardase
M Warnock
Dabney
Camp Aid
Flarr Camp
Ff Bazemore
W Luneford
Social items from the Atlanta area reflect a season of visits
Miss Lillian Wulismeon returns to Atlanta after hosting at Mrs Edward O Haras in Pablo Beach. A large party travels from Clayton to go to the mountains. many locals visit relatives in Dallas, New York, Pittsburg, Niagara Falls, Tate Spring, Sewanee, and Narragansett. The piece notes numerous trips, visits, anniversaries, and social gatherings with names and places across Georgia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Wulismeon
Edward © Hara
Atlanta
Edward O
Gladys Hangon Snook
New York
George B Fagan
Tate Spring
Asheville
Charles Northen
Calhoun
Missirginta Bowman
Misa Lawson
Hibea
Suwanes Ga
Victor Smith
Sewanee
Willis Timmons
Messra Theodore
Kendrick Smith
Turner Farmers Meet Annual Picnic Near Ashburn
The Turner county Farmers Union held its annual picnic at Shingler Park near Ashburn yesterday. A large crowd attended with Rev J J William as master of ceremonies and Judge R J Tipton and Sonny Hutchinson delivering addresses.
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Ashburn
Farmers Union of
Turner County
Shingler 5 Park
J J William
R. J. Tipton
Sonny Hutchnson
Laundry offer prompts customer decision on patronage
A terse statement invites customers to test other laundries and then decide on future patronage. The message promises to accept the customer’s choice and implies ongoing willingness to serve if the week’s wash is sent in.
SUSSman ASKS INJUNCTION AGAINST WIFE PARENTS
Sam Sussman the baker in a divorce suit asks a judge to enjoin his wife Anna Fannjamin Sussman and her parents from interfering in their domestic relations. He claims his wife caused furniture to be moved to her parents home and that he was jailed to obtain the ghettos divorce. He states he offered to forgo alimony but claims she sought alimony and fees. He has a separate suit for 25000 damages against the wife’s parents for alienating his wife’s affection. Separately Mrs Berta Mathews sues Reuben Matthews for divorce alleging terror and abuse including threats over leaving him with custody sought. Mrs M L Smith and Mrs M H Whitner also file divorce actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sussman
Anna Fannjamin Sussman
Morris Macks
Bussman
Sussman Hea
Nis
Burge
George Burge
Berta Mathews
Reuben
Matthews
Joe Brown rally and travel notices in Jefferson county
A May 1910s Georgia dispatch covers railroad round trip fares from Atlanta and Chicago, and a Jefferson county Joe Brown Club meeting. It notes August travel dates for W and A tickets, a Knoxville senator’s reelection bid, and a Jefferson courthouse gathering with many district members enrolled in the Brown club.
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Stark
Brown
Jefferson
W Blark
Commerce
Jackson County
Bi Pelice Court
Joseph M Brown
Joe Brown
Jack
Brown Club
Bwainsboro
Emanuel County
Posse Seeks Two Negroes in Lincoln Alabama Incident
Taxed by violence reports from Lincoln Alabama describe a constable shot by Ike Glover while arresting him for theft on Major Rankin's plantation. Glover fled, locals recall an attempted assault on Miss Perdua Jon Worthington. Police fears rise amid racial tension as events unfold.
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Lincoln
Venable
Talladega
Ike Glover
Rankin
Glover
Perdua
Jon Worthington
Plan Indorsed for White Way in Minneapolis project
The Finance and Electric Light committees in a unanimous vote recommend adopting George Miller’s plan for a Great White Way on Mitchell Street to Whitehall and Peachtree to Ellis in the Minneapolis area. The system features 126 Corinthian standards with five lights each, soft illumination, and nightly dusk-to-midnight arc lamps at corners. The project will be paid by property owners along the route and reimbursed from the October appropriation, with maintenance costs estimated at 46 dollars per year per standard.
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Finance and Electric Light
Mitchell Street
Whitehall
Peachtree Street
Ellis Street
General Council
Georges Miller
Flour City Ornamental Iron Works
Minneapolis
H P Keane
Tl. Mott Company
Mr Miller
Miller
Keane
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Electric Lght Committee
Fair Weather Forecast For Atlanta Continues
A period of fair weather and cool nights is expected in Atlanta with a forecast of continued mild conditions. Forecasters say the current pattern could persist for some time, bringing clear skies and comfortable evenings.
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Atlanta
Saturnia Autumn Weather and a Joyride Mishap
The sky over Saturnia cleared to a fall like afternoon with a red sun and a cool breeze. A tale recalls a boastful young man who let a relative’s car idle overnight, its chugging wheel keeping neighbors awake and reducing his swagger in auto lore.
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Saturnia
Gopher
Man Killed by Lightning in Mobile
Lightning struck near a yard in Mobile shortly before noon today, instantly killing Auguste Mahler, a 28 year old street car motorman, as he crossed the rear of his yard. His family witnessed the flash and found him dead. he leaves a wife and four small children.
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Mobile
Ala
Augustue Mahler
Boycott Against Railroads Over Excessive Rates
Five hundred Grand Army of the Republic veterans declare a boycott against railroads over discriminatory excursion rates to the upcoming national encampment in Atlantic City. The action means the state will not be represented at the reunion for the first time.
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Lowey Seveneni
Grand Army of the Republic
G A. R
Atlantic City
Harlem Resident Robbed and Beaten Thrown Into North River
An elderly Harlem resident, John Maughan, was robbed and beaten by assailants who then threw him into the North River near Thirty ninth Street. He fought to stay afloat for hours before police rescued him, his survival uncertain after the brutal attack by thugs wielding a knife and violence on the pier.
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John Maughan
Harlem
North River
City
Thirtyninth Street
Mortuary notices and deaths in multiple towns
A list of obituaries and funeral notices from August 12 reports deaths in Stanford Kentucky Dublin Georgia Macon Georgia and Cleveland Ohio. Entries include Judge Saufley dies at home from heart failure aged 64 formerly a Confederate cavalry first lieutenant and Wyoming Supreme Court associate justice. Minnie Stephans age 22 dies at her parents residence in College Park. Mrs W M Pitts 66 dies in Greensferry Avenue. R B Ward of Dublin aged 70 dies at home. R H Walker 65 dies after months of illness. J F Rogers of Macon dies, funeral held at College Street residence. Lester James Sykes age 1 dies at parents’ home. and a note on pool selling halted at Grand Circuit races in Cleveland with ongoing activity despite a warrant.
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Saufley
Stanford
Micah Chrisman Seufley
Thirteenth Judicial District
Supreme Court of the
Territory of
Wyoming
Cleveland
Minne Stephens
Misa Minnie Stephans
Resi
W Om Bearden
College Park
Crest Hill
R. H. Walker
Dublin
Specia
H Walker
Wilkerson
J M Cutler
Ohio
Harmon
Yurstion
Cuyahogs County
H. A. Qevereaux
Forrest
Btock and Fair Company
Five Die in Auto Crossing Train Wreck Near Rochester
Five killed and two injured when a Lake Erie and Western passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing east of Rochester Indiana at 6 pm. The dead include Mrs John Eckert Agnes Eckert Anna Wagner and Mrs John Kelp. Chauffeur Charles Lambert and passenger Mrs Kelp also among the deceased. The injured include Carl Bucher and Lourne Eckert. The party was traveling to Lake Manitou. the car owned by John Kelp a Logansport brewer.
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Logansport
Ind
Lake Erie
Rochester
John Eckert
Agnes Eckert
Peeansport
Anna Wagner
Charles Lambert
John Kelp
Logenaport
Carl Bucher
Lourne Eckert
Lake Manitou
Kelp
Flood Devastates Villages and Towns in Tokio
August 1 dispatch reports widespread flood destruction across districts in Tokio with 30000 homes submerged. Rail communication in the affected area is cut, merchants face destitution, and overall losses run into millions as lives are lost amid severe disruption. A separate Ohio earthquake bulletin notes a distant tremor near Cleveland with seismograph readings and westward wave motions observed.
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Tokio
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Welch
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Memphis Tenn
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Herman Cohen
Dallas Texas
A. Visanske
Pryor Street
J Merriam
Piedmont
Lelia May
Emma Jonea
Caesar's Head
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Helen Stewart
Hazel Wood
Helen Rhorer
Clayton
Miss Parker
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Lewis
C A Woodall
Chattahoochee River
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Woodall
Payton Harrison
Addison Martin
Ball Ground
J B Hayden
Canton
H J Thornton
Alabama
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Mra H A Hudgins
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Faso
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Turner Farmers Meet
Ashfords' Trunk Store
Peachtree St
Panama
Ric U Revelat Ee Aake
R. A. Dunaway
Bell
Ivy
Wacrea Fi
Ferritory
Sussman
L Smith
Brook Smith
H Whitner
R H Whitner
J T Pendleton
Fairburn Ga
Roan
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H OH Yopp
Jacobs Pharmacy
Hosaya
Cincinsaths
Louisville
Detroit
Thomas City
Walker
Union Station
Harman General
Chicago
St. Lows
W & A RR
Avlanta
Thames City
C. B Walker
I Harman
Frazier
Nashville Tenn
Knoxville Dispatch
United States
Jamea B Frasier
Bis
Pittsburg Post
McCallen
Seth McCallen
Dick Maple
Tennessee
Joseph E Vasa
Jackson
Socialist Party
Self
Nashville Town
Jason Dhackney
Centennial Park
Automobile Service
Belle Isle. Ie
Bost
George Miller
Council
von Herrmann
Georgia
Monroe
W. M. Pitts
W M Pitts
W J Pitts
Greensferry Avenue
Cornella Ga
R. B. Ward
Ward
Dubin
Laurena County
J. F Rogers
Macon
J F Rogers
College Street
C M. Curry
East Macon
Lester James Sykes
Awards Street
Oaksend
Ignatius
Yanes
iBleveland
Rannog
DR. Caldwell
Cakdwell
W. B Caldwell
Caldwell Ride, Synvetly, Sr
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