Monume Donald and Son Missing After Circus Lure
Mrs Donald reports her son Monroe Donald a dwarf has disappeared after a visit from a small circus in the city. Police say Donald senior was injured Saturday night by a seven step fall at Savannah street and hospitalized at Grady. Officers were told to investigate the possible abduction attempt and the circus train had not left the city.
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M. Donald
Grady ‘Hospital
Po- Nce
Monroe’ Donald
Savannah Street
Monroe
Grady Hospital
Donalld
Donald
Brenning
Summer Day Weather With Astrological Notice
The piece blends a brief astrology note predicting a very uncertain day with health and fortune advice for birthday readers. It then reports a clear, warm southern day: sun over clouds, no rain, late breezes, pleasant late afternoon, cool evening, crowded churches and popular parks, with band music at resorts making rides enjoyable.
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Astor
Marshall Sprenger Dies After Open Surgery in Poughkeepsie
Marshall Sprenger son of John Jacob Sprenger of 102 Courtland Avenue died after an open operation for appendicitis at Vassar hospital in Poughkeepsie. Born in Germany during his family’s overseas residence, he served in the navy and later worked as a bill poster in Atlanta. His father, once American consul in Venice, and mother live in Atlanta.
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Wass
John Jacob Sprenger
Poughkeepsie
Marshall Sprenger
Vassar Hospital
Courtland Avenue
Sprenger
Atlanta
Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle
Marshall
Venice
Italy
Buchanan
Stutteart
Germany
Lancaster
Navy
Harrisburgh
Atlanta; Ga
American steel makers offer cheaper wire rods abroad
American wire rod price to Manchester buyers is $2.90 per ton while customers here pay $30 per ton. The optimistic note cites protective tariffs as shielding American manufacturers from foreign competition, allowing high domestic pricing compared with English markets.
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Bostonn Herald
Manchester
Amerizana
Ge Eee
Death of Dennis May Follows Bus String Accident
Dennis May, 18, son of Mrs. B. W. May, died from a compound comminuted fracture after a fall near Grady Hospital yesterday morning. He struck the left side of his head, never regained consciousness, and medical care could not save him. The ambulance delay was twenty minutes, doctors said. He was employed by Standard Plumbing Supply Co and by a messenger service at night, and helped support his widowed mother. He belonged to the DeKalb Methodist church and Florence Crittenton home staff. Burial will be at Oakland Cemetery after services at Myers Unit.
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Grady Hospital
Myers
Hast Hunter i
Oakland
Cemete
Dennis May
B. W. Mey
Florence Crittenton
Standard Plumbing Supply Company
South Broad Street
Messenger Service No. 2
Methodist Church of
Deaatur
Funeral of 8 H Askew Sr in Atlanta Residence
Funeral services for 8 H Askew Sr will be held at his North Boulevard home at 10 this morning with pallbearers named W F Williams Anton Kontz G W Beavers Hoke Smith Winfield Woolf Samuel Pridledu J K Ottley Nicholas Ittner and B L Knight. Askew born December 5 1846 in Dayton Ala served as a Confederate soldier and became a prominent Dayton merchant before moving to Atlanta in 1830. He died recently while visiting Cleveland Ohio and leaves a large family, siblings and several grandchildren. He was Presbyterian and affiliated with North Avenue Church. He is survived by two wives Thyrza Pickering and Kitty Reeves and by 9 children plus siblings CA Askew and Mrs R D Gisberg.
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Samuel Horton Askew, Jr
Atlanta
Clevelarnd
Onto
Edward I. Winslow
North Boulevard
Stormont
Westview
W. FF
Willams
Anton Kontz
G. W. Beavers
Hoke Smith
Winfield Woolf
Samuel Pridledu
J. K. Ottley
Nicholas Ittner
B. L. Knight
Askew
Mr. Askew
Dayton
Milledgoy
Old Oglethorpe College
Fuscamasa
Alg
Ala
Fourth National Bank
Fourth Presbyterian Church
North Avenue
Thyrza Pickering
Bessie Askew
Edward L. Winslow
Cleveland
Ohio
Gadie Askew
Kitty Reeves
Kathleen
Medora
Erma
Sammie
Adolphs
Horton
CA Askew
R. D. Gisberg
Camden
Social note gathers updates from Atlanta society circle
Nate Beeneene Misses Maude Gresham and Mal Gues return from Warrenton Ga house party hosted by Mrs EB T Shirley. Mrs W A Bates pleasant to hear of rapid convalescence from serious illness. Walter Smith of Monroe La visits sister Mrs W F Prioleau before aiming for Gainesville to see Mrs Smith and Master Lee Smith at Dr Bailey’s sanatorium. Smith’s Louisiana residence did not temper his Stlanton charm. Rosalie Lambert improving after painful accident now Mrs J A Bailey. Bessie Bailey home from Northwest trip. Edward P Hulse topped by Pittsburg Dispatch fame. Harbour visits Rome. Mrs J S Harbour abroad. Wiseberg and daughter Belle Mae return from New York Atlantic City trip. Mrs George Selple back after Tallulah lodge and Toccoa trips.
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Maude Gresham
Mal Gues
Warrenton
Eb.t. Shirley
W. A. Bates
Walter Smith
Monroe
W. F. Prioleau
Gainesville
Smith
Master Lee Smith
Rosalie Lambert
Edward P. Hulse
C. Murphy
West End
Pittsburg
Hulse
Atlanta
Lincoln
Morrison
Rome
Wiseberg
BisteHe Mae
New York
Atlantic City
George Selple
Tallulah Lodge
Toccoa Alls
Only A Few Days to Cup Coupons
The Constitution Labor Day contest nears its end with seven days to go. Winners will be announced next week in Atlanta as thousands rush to obtain their copies. The suspense climbs as candidates anticipate Buffalo invitations and readers plan coupon submissions to influence the outcome.
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Atlanta
Constitution Office
Buffalo
Decatur Street
Brisbane
Blues
Maroons
C. B. White
Police Barracks
vaudeville bill promises packed houses in Atlanta
Following last week's record box office the Atlanta house is sold out tonight with the "3, R. O." sign visible. Gillette family lead six acts including Torcat the star, a Paris imported eccentric with mechanical figures and a bucking horse. The bill features Walker and Inman, Ola Hood, Pha Twin Nieces, and a garden intermission with Cassedy singing. A quarrel between McLaurin and Till appears as a stray fragment.
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Atlanta
Gillette
Torcat
Gillettes
Galettes
Teaides
Hartley
Walker
Inman
Hmne
Ola Hood
Pha
Mebei Cassedy
11 Year Old Boy In Grady Hospital After Laudanum Overdose
John Guilfoy a white eleven year old youth was found unconscious at 23% Richardson street and taken to Grady hospital. An empty three ounce laudanum bottle was found on his person. Officials believe the overdose was accidental while doctors hold hope for recovery.
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John Guilfoy
Grady Hospital
Guilfoy
Gullfoy
Richardson Street
Dr. Holmes
Holmes
Prices on cotton ties advance amid shortages and strike impact
Memphis reports withdrawal of all cotton tie prices as jobbers focus on settling outstanding contracts. Current bids rise to 1.67 per bundle, up about 49 cents from prior quotes and roughly seven percent versus last year. About 125,000 bundles sold annually with 26,000 to 50,000 available, suggesting tight supply. Atlanta leads in southern sales with around 250,000 bundles yearly, three quarters shipped this season. Delays from United States Steel Cor poration strike threaten early deliveries south of Atlanta, pushing dealers to seek early orders. Savannah visitors B A Cutts and colleagues register in town en route to Boulsville for Haights Templars conclave.
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Memphis
Charles Caverly
Atlanta
South
United States
Atee
Steel Corporation
Hull treated poorly in Manila after Philippine trip
The New York Evening Post reports Congressman Hull of Iowa faced snubs in Manila during the inaugural ceremonies for the first civil governor of the Philippines. Hull, claiming high rank and veteran favors, complained his seats were given to clerks and mused on unmaking officers, while his son recently joined the regular army.
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Congressman Hull
New York Evening Post
United States
Iowa
Blanda
Philippine Islands
Philippine Lumber Company
Manila
Manila Times
Philippines
Hull
Congressman Hult
Committee of Military Affairs
Army
Small Cause for Clamor The Kansas City Story
The pension office shows high-water marks for pensioners and total payments under Commissioner Evans. Veterans and politicians demand his removal accusing him of unfriendly stance toward the soldiers. The annual pensions exceed 140 million dollars, versus about 20 million under Grant, suggesting little basis for the clamor.
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Kansas City
Pension Office
Evans
Grant
Elval
Servant to the Trusta
The Springfield Republican notes the plain fact that the Republican Party has been in a year of steady drift and political pressure, with critics arguing party loyalties waver and insiders describe a shifting power balance within the organization.
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Trusta
The
Springfield Republican
Republican
Enthusiaem Convention Ends With Substantial Mission Offerings
The third annual Christian and Missionary Alliance convention concluded with total foreign mission offerings of 26651 dollars including 7888.75 in the afternoon and 3814.25 in the evening. attendees from across the United States and several states gathered despite weather challenges as the group plans future regional meetings led by Rev. Meminger and Ulysses Lewis.
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Christian’ and Missionary Alliance
Atgnta
Cause of Foreign Mission
Ponce de Laon
Broughton
Tabernacle
Columbia Theater
Christian and Missionary Alliance
United States
South California
Arizona
Texas
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
W. F. Meminger
South
Ulysses Lewis
Atlanta
A. B. Simpson
Alliance
Dr. Wilson
New York
Mark Fuller
India
F. Christopherson
China
Gerard Bailey
Venezuela
W. 4. Cramer
Congo
Blosser
Z Song Service
Wilson
A. L. Simpson
The
W. F
South in the Field on Southern textile promise
The Picayune argues the New England hold on high grade cloths may fade as the South expands from lower quality cotton goods. It contends southern mills will upgrade, attracting skilled labor from New England, and leverage proximity to raw material to compete in finer fabrics.
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New Orleans
New Work for Policemen
A Jacksonville Times-Union excerpt urges arrests of decently dressed offenders and extends policing to flowers near hotels and suspicious vendors, arguing depredations grow by impunity and reflecting on the duty to protect beauty and security in public spaces.
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Jacksonville
Buy a Home From Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
An old newspaper excerpt extols home ownership as a symbol of dignity and liberty. It contrasts Anglo-Saxon freeholders with renters, noting real estate as a rising price and capital seeking gain in property. The text reflects historical views on vested ownership and social status.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Shamrock Trials on Saratoga Race Course Today
Entries listed for six races at Saratoga with competitors across divisions including selling races at six furlongs and a mile and a furlong handicap. Notable entrants include James J. Corbett, Annie Thompson, and Sadie Southwell among others, with multiple 4 to 6 furlong maidens and a 13 sixteenth mile selling event.
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Saratoga
Speedias
James J. Corbett
Heroles
Venturo
Annie Thompson
Sadie Southwell
Lizgle
Ondardis
Connie
Decanter
Kinnikinnie
Watson
St. Manan
Chicago
Hal Mitchell
Lacy Locket
Faquita
Mollie T
Lawrence M
Joe Brown
Frances M
Miss Anya Btevens
Fane Quaker
Harry New
Prince Webb
Lady Bird
Little Duchess
Brownie Anderson
Helen Paxton
Senator ‘Thompson
Brief, Precursor
Little Binger
the Phoenician
Malay
Cam Grian
Ariena
Kentucky Babe
Argresor
Bangle
Peadwater
George Arnold
Emma, Co
Maggie Day
Titlize
Triaditzs
Tenatein
Max Bendix
Andes
Henry of Franstamar
Suave
Rival Pare
Hart D
Miracle Hivening Star
Blue Ridge
Throstle
Trimble
Herodiade
Plummond
Elzon
Rowe
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Monume ‘Donald
Reet
Dean
8. H. Askew, SR
Social
Nate Beeneene
J. A. Bailey
Bessie Bailey
Nashville
McKinley
de Weis
Alla
White
Getserres
McLaurin
Till- 3
Messrs
B. A. Cutts
H. &. Calding
C. FP
Law
Rockwell
F. W. Garden
McO. Brown
William Denharat
Savannah
Kimball
Boulsville
Haights Templars
Fire Department
Union Labor
Pittsburg Chronicle
United States Navy
Sul Greg
New Jersey
Wallsburg
N. J
Fenn
Waterbury
McFarlan
Lake
McConnell
Alexander Mohor
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Sandy Hook Bay
Shamrock
Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Windward
Kentucky
Ike Water
Katherine C
Sister Juliet
Nanaima
Happy
Mary Worth
Lady Go
Iva
Amigaro
Blue Away
Oliver Mac
Lee King
Mercer
Althea
Bounteous
Cogswell
Pleasant Sail
Cornwall
Jim Tulley
Knapsack
Ragrae
Shamdonfield
Goldsvy
Iridescent
Presumption
Meistersinger
Broad Street
Caithness
Clover
Royal Sue
Batyah
Fontentz
Southern League Gates
Evers
Tenn
Little Rock
Allemany
Rhoades
RH Dfemphis
Shields
Armstrong
Allewang
Rimades
Skopee
Lynch
Shreveport
From
Futler
Kellum
Schafstall
Littte
Butler
Schatetall
McGuire
Abbott
St. Louis
McGann
Waddell
Bearer
Kilne
Murphy
Ryan
O'Day
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Doheny
Ritchey
Harley
Crawford
Gus Weyhing
Jays
Turner
Yeager Phillips
Peitz
Brown
Columbus
Senata
Griffin
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Senoia
Gildin
Soves
Blankenship
Ge D. Smith
Averett
Henry
Ie Bruit
Felds
Steg Spap
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