Jewelry theft case unravels in Georgia town
Macon August 16. Speck Four months of toil and expense culminate as City Detective J H Bunch locates the jeweler Charles Fricker of Fricker Brothers in Americus after a tip. The jeweler allegedly wrapped fourteen diamonds for a customer and fled toward Alabama with the gems.
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Macon
Tong
Ghayles' Fricker
Fricker Brother
Jewelers of
Americus
J. H. Bunch
Fitzgerald
Ohen Fricker
Callaway Speaks to Sumter Eters Callaway
Americus Georgia August 15 special Judge Enoch Callaway urges Governor Brown as the cure for Georgia’s ills addressing a large audience of farmers business leaders and professionals. He blames Hoke Smith for obstructing needed legislation and harming foreign capital and the state’s jobs.
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Americus
Enoch Callaway
Brown
Callaway
Crawford
Wheatley
Hoke Smith
Calinwey
Bolth
Almie
Commonwealth
Smith
Governor Brown Visits Quarters Amid Political Row
Reported remarks show T exas style rhetoric and party tensions as Hoke Smith supporters claim discounts and office workload issues. Communications from Brown headquarters reveal county disputes over voter rewards and campaign button distribution in 1910 Georgia.
Charles Girardeau Jr Attacked by Thief at Home
Charles Girardeau Jr the son of a noted dealer was knocked down in the basement of 640 Washington Street by a prowling Negro thief. He and his dog were knocked aside as the intruder dashed away amid a failed escape before an alarm was sounded.
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Charles Girardeau, JR
Regisptate Dealen
Washington Streat
Duck
Young Girardeau
Purse Snatching Claimed by Bold Negro Thief
Mrs Ids Fulkowitch of 88 Gilmer Street was attacked by a Black purse snatcher at the corner of Butler and Gilmer last night as she walked home from town. The thief seized her purse containing about $10 in cash and checks made out in her name by an overall factory, then fled around the corner before help arrived.
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Ids Fulkowitch
Gilmer Street
Butler and
Gilmer Streets
Bro. Pulkowitch
Itching Rash on Face and Neck Remedies Shared
Silver of New York recounts suffering an itching rash on face and neck. After doctors failed to help, he tried Caticura Soap and Ointment, reporting improvement and recommending them to others. The note is dated March 1, 1910, from 38th Street.
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Went 38Th &T
New York
Letter on commissions and Confederate veteran notice
A letter to A D Meador Ordinary of Newton County discusses amending a notary commission and correcting clerical errors, with remarks on illness of staff, long hours, and efforts to keep state business moving. It includes J H Shelnutt's open withdrawal note to Mr Archer and Camp Walker reflections.
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A. D. Méador
Newton County
A. D. Meador
Cov Ington
Deer
Atlanta Journal of Today
Thompson
Secretary of State
Vaughn Commission
Pawel
Blackburn
Ulm
J. H. Shelnutt
Atlanta
Camp
Walker
Brown
Archer
W. P. Archer
Camp Walker
J. H Shalnutt
Augusta Hears Smith Tonight Amid Voters Shifts Across Counties
Local observers report strong Smith support as voters move from Brown to Smith across several counties. Atlanta grocers Lane Mitchell and C. D. Brown note dozens of changes and predict a large Smith majority in the convention. Mrs. Thompson submits a card defending charity duties and recounting women’s committee presence.
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Afth
Lane Mitchell
Atlanta
Ald Tives
Hoke Smith
Fulton Codety
Brown
Smith
C.D. Brown
Baker
Indian Springs
Georgia
Hoke
Thompson
Ladies Ausuilary No. 1
International Association of Machinists
Pephepa
May J. H. Thompson
Olive Smith Defends Record at Camilla Campaign Speech
In Camilla Georgia on August 1, Olive of Elberton addressed about 300 voters at the courthouse. He argued Hoke Smith’s one-term record surpassed the two-term governor, highlighting the convict lease system and disfranchisement act as monuments to Smith. He cited the road commission record and Brown’s vote against the 235 cent railroad fee, rallying an enthusiastic crowd.
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Brown
E.W. Brazier
Monroe County
Hoke Smolth
Monroe
Smith
Brazier
Hoke Smith
Barnesville
Pike County
Fartey
Macon
Atlanta Journal
John FH. Rhipp
Mechanica
Bell Park
Atlanta
Belth, Smith
Gamesrtte
A. B. Hardy
Hole Smith Club
Halt County
Hole Smith
Joe Brown
Amish
M. ¥. Donson
Gainesville
M. Ir
Chason
Commission
H. L. Vaughn
A. H. Ulm
B. M. Blackburn
Ulness
Camilla
Hamuel
Olive
Elberton
Road Commission
Brotwn
Funeral Notices From England Shropshire and Miller Families
The notice lists funeral plans for Pauline G England and Mrs RB Shropshire with pallbearers named, service times and locations in Columbus Georgia. It also mentions Ollie Mae Miller and Mary Miller with funeral details and pallbearers, interment at West View.
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England
Pauline G. England
James A. England
Ruby
Margie England
Miles Annie Miler
J. C. Miller
Katherine Dickson
Pauline G England
Weat Baker
HL .Ae Patterson & Son
Rollin Rogera
Fred Miles
Herbert Calhoun
C. Sege
Paul McGrew
Frank Siler
West View
Columbus
Pepera
Chase Stockton
Harry M. Turney
Wert
Chattanooga
Meeting Notices of Air Lodge No 533
A regular communication of Air Lodge No 533 will be held at the usual place. Secretary J Garrison issues the notice and urges members to attend as scheduled.
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Air Lodge No 533
Avenin
Felow Rahi No
Heb Ganerton
J. ¥. Garrison
Georgia Lodge No. 8
Magonic Temble
Paul Burkert
Crist
Bacretary
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Re Election Fulton County
C W Mannqum announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Fulton County subject to the primary on August 48 1810 Deputies listed include J H Owen Poindexter T Stanley Walter Knight Porter L Hunter RB Deag ora J T Golden J M Byttles G E Brosdnax T Burdett W Les Hagood J W Chambers Draw Liddell Mannqum thanks supporters in the last primary and solicits their vote and influence for a first term as sheriff of Fulton County
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Sharif
Fulton County
J. H. Owen
Poindexter
I T. Stanley
Walter Knight
Poater L. Hunter
RB. Deagora
J T. Golden
J. M. Byttles
G. E. Brosdnax
Burdett
W. Les Hagood
J. W. Chambers
Draw Liddell
C. W. MaNnqum
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New York Central
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Eek, Smith
C. L. Mitchell
G. A
Freon
H. J. Rhein
GP. A
Cincinnati
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W. J. Lynch
Chicago
Iwrution
Mountaing
North Georgia
Brenau
Washington Seminary
Oath Ave
Feachtree ST
Vassar
Wellesley
Randolph-Maron
Perro America
Ad Taco
Gaits Basin
Courote Leasling
A.b.eed
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Tenehra
Nesey Sitars
Maprossice
Bacca
W. 8. Ainsworth
D. D
Maces
Military Academy
Hine
Lake Werner
Pox Hantuans
Callie
Riverside Military Acad
G. Holman Raadier
Atlanta - College OF Pharmacy
Georow F. Payne
F. G
Edgewood
Todey
Alabama
Wogartae
Buffalo Lithia Springs Water Co
Peabody
College For Teachers
Mashville
Tennersee
Teethers
Charles FE. Litle
Facatty
Eden
Tate Spring
Rodine
Minatu
Tamoua
United States
Europe
Maddox
Atlinto
Saratoga
Carlsbad
Tate Spring of
Tannesson
Iosteacee
Mseniet
Tate Spring Company
Mupcavias
Sumter Eters
Governor Brown
Norge
Oak View
Druid Hills
Point Ve
Tod Bayetteville Road
Ansley Street
Oak View Road
George Adair
Adriatic
Rawson St
Dues Aumuruecsy
Jor
Woodside
Aubum Avs
Whitehall
Central Railroad
J.T. Kimbrough & Co
Etona
Keeley
Hotel
Arlington
New York City
West 25Th St
Broadway
5Th Ave
Madison Square
New Penn, R. R
The
Arlington Hotel
WF. Ingold
T.E. Tolson
Empire Trust & Safe Deposit Co
Empire Building
Augusta
Ise One
David Milne
Mision
David Milns
Newsome
Square
Presbyterian Church
Jacode
Ara
Shropshire
R. P. Shropshire
L. B. Langford
Langford
Arthur Langford
Ovid Stewart
BE. Caldwell
Parkend
J. J. Seag
RB Shropshire
Washington Street
W. W. Wadsworth
M. Patterson & Son
DeLos Hil
Henry Alexander
George I. Walker
J. M. Oliver
Huddleston
Eyerson Carefoot
Edwards @ Waltes
Forsyth Building
Wrane
Walter
John J. Woodside
B. H. H. Rgan
Theraday
Messia, Barton & Wiswell
Emma Bunting
H. Jensen
Atlanta Hardwood Company
B. J. Woolley
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