Immigrant smuggling ring exposed at St Louis
Immigration inspector James Dunn uncovers a wholesale scheme smuggling Syrians from Mexico into the United States. All were barred for trachoma, a contagious eye disease, and smugglers paid 1% per head. Officials seek captors and deportation. one suspect named Jacob aided the probe.
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Abhington
James Dunn
St. Louis
Mexico
United States
Immigration Service
Naples
Italy
Laredo
Tex
Inspector Dunn
John Shahadis Jacob
Jacob
Dunn
Eyes Shot Out by Bird Shot in Georgia Farm Incident
Dr M A Baldwin a prominent physician and former county legislator was shot twice by Frank Morgan on his plantation in Cuthbert Georgia. One shot hit the doctor in the face the other grazed his shoulder small bird shot filled his face and eye area leaving him unable to see. Morgan claimed self defense saying the doctor threatened him as he held a pistol. Morgan was arrested and jailed at Cuthbert. The same doctors treated Morgan’s young daughter after gunfire at the Morgan home wounds were slight. Warrants to follow. Also noted Lexington railroad executive J Rogers Barr died after a long illness. In Sofia six thousand Greek families flee Bulgaria and seek refuge in Adrianople.
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Baldwin
Morgan
Cuthbert
Jal
Watch Tick Experience Promotes Cooper Medicines
Mr. 3. H. Brastus of 286 Barron Street New Orleans reports a remarkable effect from Cooper medicines. He says prior to use his watch ticked only faintly and he could hardly hear it. after using several bottles his hearing improved and stomach troubles and indigestion improved greatly. Cooper's Quick Relief medicines are marketed by The Jacobo Pharmacy in Atlanta and are said to be widely sold.
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3. H. Brastus
Barrons St
New Orleans
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
New Orleane
Brosius
Coper
Atenta
Jacobo Pharmacy
Local Attorneys Named in Atlanta Journal Service Notices
A fragmentary OCR shows a wide list of attorney names including Arthur Heyman, Heyward, Hendrix, Hewlett, Hill, Hopkins, Linton Hopkins, James Hoya, Hugh es, Hull, Langley, Lovett, Lumpkin, McBride, McClelland, Meacham, Meyer, Mitchell, Moore, Gordon, and others. The passage references service offers and a printed alert by The Journal, noting attempts to defend a client and circulating notices in Atlanta. The content is an unclear historical listing of lawyers and related notices without a clear single narrative.
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Arthur Heyman
I. Heyward
C Hendrix
Samuel D. Hewlett
Malvern Hill
Lamar Hill
D. Hill
Getra
H Hill
Marvern Hill
E. c. Hill
J K. Hines
M. M. Hirsch
L Haas
J T Holloman
John L. Hopkins
Charles T. Hopkins
Linton Hopkine
Isaac Stiles Hopkins
Hortois
James B. Hoyaf
M. Hughes
Henry Hull
Hulsey
Barnes
James W. Austin
C. Ay Jon Leg J. Langley
Jed Bae
Arroll Patinee
Peveani
Lewis JI
W. Tin Daet
M. Linton
C. M. Wee
R. C. Lovett
Eldred
Lumpkin
Joan Methvin
A Mitter
Bbwasa Meyer
M. Mitchell
F. Mitchell
John W. Moore
George Gordon
Virlyn
Moore
Lawyers Endorsement Echoes in Limelight Comparison
A list of attorneys including Lowry Arnold Edward K Austin Reuben Arnold and R R Arnold appears in a circulated tender signed by numerous law firms and lawyers such as George Hillyer Milton Cantauhir Moore & Moore Gleaton & Gleaton Etheridge Boykin & Etheridge and Walter P Andrews. The document shows endorsements and names across many firms with several prominent attorneys like J A Branch John Johnson and Samuel D HewlETI among the signers.
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Pee Cemret Lowry Arnold
E. AD Angier B. Atkinson
Edward K Austin
Robert Lee Avery
R. R Arnold
Reuben Arnold
L. Andereon
H. Bancker
J. Bargee
Barnett Samuel Barnett
Aa. Batchelor
WN Bateman
Thomas L. Bishop
Blackburn
la Albert
Boyleston
Emile, Breitenbucher
Kurbn
L. Brooks
Alfred C. Broom
Julius L.own
Holling Randolph
R. Broyles
W. Bk
Frank BE. Callaway
Felix Came
Milton Candler
John Candler
Thomson
Harold Hirsch
Albs
William M. Smith
CHILD HUNT _CHIPLEY
C Clarke
Brutus J. Clay
L. Cobb
George Hillyer
RR. Arnold
Milton A. Cantauhir
D. Thomson
Bcudson Woore
Herbert J. Haas
A M. Brand
T. J Ripley
Walter P. Andrews
Ulysses Lewis
Iclaude
Emineh
J. F. Golightly
C. B. Robler, JR
John C. Reed
Samuel Price
W. B Talley
Etheridge
Boykin & Etheridge
Walter A. Sims
M. L. Tolbert
Walther R. Daley
Aldine Chambers
J W
Henry Hull
M. Patty
Jon G. Walker
Boykin tax reform plan urged by Atlanta group
A confused historical note from Atlanta outlines a reform push against speculative bucket shops and similar gambling-like activities. It mentions the Credit Man's Association of Atlanta, a James, and a Lincoln county rep urging the legislature to curb abuses and protect state resources with new law.
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Credit
Credit Mi
Atlanta
Mergins
James Sentative
Lincoln Coul
Ucas
Jay
Euch
Acitizen
Boykin
Georgia Association Resolution Honors Boykin and Cotton Journal
A Georgia association thanks James H. Boykin for courage and persistence in opposing speculation and aiding a reform bill. Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association and The Cotton Journal are praised for swift support, with accolades for Georgia’s lawmakers, the press, and citizens who backed the measure.
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James H. Boykin
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Georgia
House
Senate
Appeal for Help From Proctor Aids Colored YMCA
H H Proctor appeals for aid to support the Colored Young Men's Christian Association at 192 Auburn Avenue. He praises the YMCA as a vital gathering place offering wholesome games bathing facilities and religious exercises for young colored men citywide. Secretary BT Weatherly is highlighted as a dedicated worker whose efforts have earned trust among colored ministers and the community.
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H. H. Proctor
Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Colored Young Men’s Christian Association
Auburn Avenue
Colored Ministry
Hall addresses large vote crowd in Wrightsville Ga
Hon Joe Hill Hall spoke to a large crowd in Wrightsville about Hoke Smith and The Augusta Journal. He claimed shifts in positions since 1900, faced interruptions from Hoke Smith supporters, and urged voters to back his views and the moral betterment of the race. A group of whites and colored allies are aiding the movement with an efficient officers’ panel guiding the association.
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Wrightsville
Joe Hill Hall
Gc. L Kent
Hall
Hoke Smith
Aulsata Journal
Hell
Warm Air Furnace Praised By Customer For Cheaper Coal Use
Wilmer L. Moore of Atlanta endorses Hunnicutt & Co. Seamless Warm Air Furnace, claiming superior results to prior furnaces and noting that run of the mine steam coal suffices, reducing fuel costs compared to anthracite dependent models.
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V. EB
Hunnicutt & Co
Atlanta
Wilmer L. Moore
Stabbing Ends Life of Bristol Preacher's Son in Johnson City
In Bristol Tennessee violen ce erupted when Muncy Talley of Johnson City stabbed Scott Howington, son of an axed preacher, in an alley near a Lee street saloon. Howington died instantly. Talley fled but was pursued by a posse. A trial in nearby Tennessee surfaced later with two men acquitted on whitecapping charges.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Bristol
Scott Howington
Muncy Tally
Lee Street
Lange
Dunstead
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