Atlanta Doctor Manahan Held in Buffalo Theft Case
Dr. M. W. Manahan of Atlanta was arrested in Buffalo on charges of grand larceny after a government guard reported a missing micrometer from the exposition exhibit. A theodolite instrument and other valuables were found on him, with witnesses saying he appeared drug influenced. Police plan inquiries as his friend Dr. Lawshe defends him as innocent and suffering from insomnia and narcotic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Manahan
Buffalo
N. Y
Treasury Department
St. Manahan
Vallely
Atlanta
Manshan
Chile
F. H. Orme
At- Nenta
Manahan
Prudential
Grad Opera House
Dr. Manahan
Lawshe
John 4. Lawshe
Lewshe
Jennings
James F. Vallely
Atlanta man takes laudanum after girlpromise failure
Edward Garrett, visiting Atlantic City from Atlanta, drank laudanum in a failed suicide bid after his girl failed to arrive for a visit. He was found in his room in a stupor and taken to hospital with medical care expected to save his life.
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Edward Garrett
Atlantic City
Atlanta
Constitution
Garrett
The
N. J
South North Carolina Avenue
Hopkins
Tech Baseball Seeks Stronger Lineup For Next Season
Eugene Patterson named captain of the Tech team as Weldon Henley’s return remains uncertain. Hick and Paulsen will rejoin. Paulsen may play second or third. Charley Todd may coach again. Labor Day races feature top cyclists Roy Magruder and Will Johnson in a crowded field. Labor Day program promises star events from 2:20 pm onward. International rifle contests slated at Sea Girt with Canada and Ireland’s teams competing against New Jersey shooters.
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Tech
Weldon Henley
South
Eugene Patterson
Hick
Paulsen
Charley Todd
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Roy Magruder
Fulton County
Will Johnson
Georgia
Hig Hie
National Rifle Association of America
United States Revolver Association
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Sea Girt
N. J
Great Britain
Canada
Ulster Rifle Association
Belfast
Ireland
America
Marquis of Dufferin
Bistey
Barnett
Braithwaite
Henry
Caldwell
Millner
Thynne
Morgan
Chadwick
New Jersey Association
Jersey
Foulke
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Whittemore
Hudson
Martin
Baker
Malcolm
Tuttle
Ar Finst
United States
Marine Corps
Atrang
Annapolis
Department of the East
Army
Aso
Council faces stack of rail and sewer issues this week
Atlanta Council will consider changes in streetcar lines sought by the Atlanta Railway and Power Company and the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company. The street railway committee favors many applications with twenty one year terms for extensions and joint use of Piedmont avenue tracks. A major sewer and paving project on Whitehall street is set to begin after bids are approved, and the depot hearing will be pursued before the railroad commission. The session is expected to be lengthy with additional items on the agenda.
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Railroad Commission of the State
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Street Railway
Power Company
Mayson
Council
Piedmont
Edgewood Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
Rapid Transit Company
Auburn Avenue
Warren Place
Street Railway Committee
Lyceum Theater
Ernest Woodruff
The
Whitehall
Sewer Committee
Whitehall Street
Brotherton
Windsor Streets
Windsor Street
Trinity Avenue
Brotherton Street
McCandless
Cornellman Kontz
Railroad Commission
Tubes Sell Leading Cleaning Stick Review Ends
A fragmentary note highlights tubes as a cleanest and most satisfactory stick product. The ad mentions price points and a company, indicating a promotional blurb from a bygone era without full details.
Outlaws Meant to Murder a Conductor on Night Route
Conductor Isaac L. Thomas, returning from Southern railway yards, was held at gunpoint by four men who mistook him for a police officer in citizen's clothes. They searched for a badge, stated they thought he was a policeman, and ordered him to walk away. No robbery occurred. authorities believe the assailants planned murder if he had worn an official badge. Detectives Wells and Ivey investigated but found no leads.
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Wagro
Conductor
Secret Service
Southern Railway
Isaac L. Thomas
Wells
Ivey
DeBray
Thomas
Mengum and
Haynes Arrests
Were Married in West End
Miss Katie May Little and Samuel A Wilson Jr both of Battle Hill were married last night by Rev Dr Bull at his residence 123 Peeples Street. Wilson a prosperous Battle Hill farmer and Little a strikingly attractive young woman. Dr Bull formerly led the young people and they sought his ceremony.
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Katie May Little
Samuel A. Wilson, Jr
Katie Mary Little
Battle Hill
Dr. Bull
Peeples Street
Wilson
Miss Little
Southern League elects Nicklin president at Chattanooga meeting
Chattanooga August 18. Directors of the Southern League elect John B. Nicklin of Chattanooga unanimously as president to succeed R W Kent who is suspended. Kent’s accounts will be audited and any irregularities settled. Nashville defeats Shreveport over a league dispute. Selma likely dropped. Atlanta to join next season. A new secretary treasurer office is created with E T Peters of Selma elected.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern League
John B. Nicklin
R. W. Kent
Nicklin
Kent
Pever
Shreveport
Nashville
Sample
Sparger
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Selma
Atlanta
E. T. Peters
Ala
Aaron Frank
M. J. Finn
Ttle Rock
H. Caldwell
Charles Frank
Newton Fisher
Shannon
George Reed
Abner Powell
G. Newman
New Oleans
W. H. Har
W. J. Boles
Garin Wins Paris Brest Race in 50:52:11 Time
The Paris to Brest and return cycle race, 750 miles, ends with Garin first at 9:04 a.m. in the Paris velodrome after 50 hours 52 minutes 11 seconds. Riviere takes second, Miller finishes fifth amid rough conditions. Miller and Lintons’ heat time for the last kilometer noted as 1 minute 26 seconds.
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Garin
Miller
Paris
Brest
Riviere
Gafin
Arth
Tom Lintens
Races At Saratoga Kinloch and Chicago Results
Entries show multiple races at Saratoga Kinloch and Chicago with horses, weights, and odds across handicaps and selling events. Notable names include En durance, Right, Whis key King, Colonel Padden, Empyreal, Monace, Moroni, and In troductor with varied distances from four to seven furlongs.
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Saratoga
Endurance
Gunfire
Whiskey King
Fies Commoner
Chegan
Tribes Hill
Gratl
Sister Juliet
Ledy Sterling
Old Hutch
Ledy Geiltve
Dr. Riddle
Bold- Knight
Cherries
Mercer
Guess Work
Sea King
Connie
Colonel Padden
Wig
Barbara Fiietachie
Hunrries
Delmar
Hliza Cool
Dr. Lovejey
Jollify
Uleda
Gienca Learning
Revelia
Rules
Mazzara
Irosuta
Lady Clarilk
Virginian
Ben’ Hempstead
Balmis
Beula May
Barthowe
Ing. Empyreal
Pirates
Prince Stonemouth
Hleven Bella
Quannah Parker
Pan Charm
Parte Levy
John Morton
Strong
Monace
Monograph
Lunar
Fickle Saint
Alatie
Utero
Revoke
Hunting
B. ¥. Mason
Moroni
the Jefferson
Tony Eepping
Dalkeith
Chicquas
Bog
Lady Montree
Casava
Plead
National League Games Ledger Notes and Scores
St Louis defeated Chicago 8 to 5 at home as sixteen hits fueled early lead. Powell relieved in the first after Murphy, with 6,000 in attendance. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 11 to 1 in a close intercity tilt, aided by a late muff by Davis and strong pitching from Phillips, with 4,300 spectators.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Taylor
Murphy
Powell
Scora
Hyan
Tayior
Kahoe
O'Day
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Davis
Peltz
Phillips
Fittsburg
Tannehill
Yesger
Brown
Desperate Mollie Lewis Attacks Officers at City Prison
Mollie Lewis a white woman broke from the white female corridor at the police barracks after an earlier arrest near Fulton cotton raids. She drew an open knife, bit Matron Bohnefeld and was subdued with several firm slaps. Lewis surrendered and remains in a cell.
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Mollie Lewis
Bohnefeld
Fulton
Melle
John Brown
Recorder’s Court Room
Mollie
Sherty
Bahnefeld
Bahnefeld Io
Selma Beats Memphis In Rough Southern League Game
Selma defeated Memphis 6 to 2 in a tired unexciting game at Memphis. Errors by Memphis aided Selma as Shields was outpitched by Baker. Attendance 3,200 with umpires Kern and Bailey officiating. New Orleans then routed Birmingham 10 to 0 behind Kellum and Keefe. Attendance 3,500 as New Orleans hit well and Kellum shut Birmingham down.
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Selma
Memphis
Shields
Baker
Kern
Bailey
Val
Armstrong
Moore
New Orleans
Birmingham
Keefe
Kellum
Stanley
Little Rock
Abbott
Culver
Notice to Merchants on sale of stock and fixtures
The Atlanta Furnishing Goods Co. at 11 E Alabama St offers its stock in bulk or lots. The stock is all new including neckwear underwear canes gloves and hats for fall and winter. Goods are open for inspection. bids close August 28th. A H Bancker attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Furnishing Goods Co
Alabama St
A. H. Bancker
Roundtrip tickets to Virginia Beach and nearby VA areas
To Virginia Beach, Ocean View and Of Point Comfort, Va., and return $18.90, via Seaboard Air Lines Railway August 21, tickets good returning until September ads.
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Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Point Comfort
Seaboard Air Lines Railway
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Diamorus
Atlanta Wan
Sporting Chaff
Thor
Eid
West End
NEEKT
Blue Blood
Chickadee
Step Onward
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Katherine C
Lady Godiva
Rose of May
Ohio Girl
Tippee
Clipper
Queen's Leasenger
Negro
Happy
Torchlight
Royal Sue
Fontenix
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Kamara
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Trigger
Lataon
Alsike
Amur
Denman Thompson
Wil
Argregor
Silurian
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San Andres
Tammany Chief
Little Elkin
Knight Banneret
Baird
Hermenda
Captain Conover
Dick Furber
Chanie
Lord Chesterfield
Carnatus
Helen Print
Emathion
Commissioner Forster
South Trimble
Memnon
Jauberty
Nellie Waddell
Ed Austin
Max Bendix
Maggie Davis
Boney Boy
Livadia
Burmer
Jiminez
Headwater
Bangie
the Rush
Santa Teressa
Jane Gaker
Azarine
Rengay
Stuart Young
Crescent City
Throstle
Mabel Winn
Huzgah
Lady Like
Emmett Orr
Approved
Hargis
van Hoorebeke
Brownie
Anderson
Little Boy
Blue
Mondoro
Evelyn Byrd
Henry of
Franstamar
Sam Lazarus Esa
Espionage
St. Wood
King Dells
Pittsburgh
Deignao Fetidio
Watron Bohnefeld
Washington, Bb
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Madras
Percale
Galatea
Pryor and
Alabamna Streets
Hirsch Bros
Whitehail
Boston
Queens
Liverpool
England
Tate Nt
Mass
Business Center
Houston Street
Trust Company of Georgia, Equitable Building
Chambers
W. H. Beaumont
Susannah Beaumont
Hattie A. Beaumont
John R. Wilkinson
Acellus M. Andereon
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