Fall Night and Day Business College to Open Sept 3
The fall term opens Monday September 3 with night classes at 7200 oclock in the Breiner Emery building. Matriculation for the term will span several days and enrollment is expected to be the largest in the college’s history. The night division is led by Professor J Willard Smith, offering courses in bookkeeping shorthand telegraphy typing penmanship banking and more.
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Breiner-Emery
J Woullard Smith
Briscoe
Arnold
South
Atlanta Ga
Albany Ga
WORM WAGES COTTON IN ALABAMA COUNTIES
In Geneva and DeKalb counties the boll worm has damaged cotton as Alabama agents report. A sample matches other boll worms seen in multiple counties, spreading as grasses and heavy foliage favor infestations. President Seymour of the Alabama Cotton Association reviews reports and fears September losses may rise nationwide.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Geneva
Dele
Fm Freambia
Seymour
Alabama Catton Association
Union Elects Officers At Alabama Farmers Union Session
The Alabama Farmers Union held its third day with delegates from labor groups and the Typographical Union. Officers were elected, the constitution committee reported changes, and routing work dominated the morning. Delegates for the cotton convention to be held in Atlanta in October were named from each district. Central Labor Body of Andalusia extended greetings, with Dr L Duncan presiding and E J Cook as secretary.
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Andalusia
Alabama
Farmers’ Union
Typographical Union
Atebamea
Faders
Hon of Labor
Atlanta
Mo Davis
Georgia
L Ff Duncan
Walter Count
E J Cook
Carr
MM Carr
Westview
Stofield Christian Scientist
Company C
Fifth Georgia Infantry
Corry
Tilaetts
Corry Shime
Covngton
Union Point
Kansas City Reporter Assault Fined After Strike-Breaker Mistake
Leroy Dotson Western Union operator was fined 600 for assaulting newspaper reporter F G Galley whom he mistook for a strike breaker. Acting Judge Young rebuked him as a detriment to the union while the Telegraphers Union denounced the action.
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Kansas City
Leroy Dotson
Western Union
F G Galley
Dotson
Galley
Young
The
Telegraphers’ Union
Benson Resigns from City Board of Health
Dr Charles F Benson announced his resignation from the city board of health to the council as he moved from the second to the eighth ward. Dr W B Armstrong will replace him, with Armstrong’s name to be presented to the council. Armstrong is a leading physician and son of former board member D W Armstrong.
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Charles F Benson
Board of Health
Ciyy Council
Benson
Tme
W B Armstrong
Afernoon
Hasid
Armstrong
Eff
Nealth
Clarke Leaves Daily Field in Long Newspaper Career
Edward Young Clarke ends years of service with this paper amid growing demands and changing duties. He reflects on his attachment to journalism, notes reduced outside involvement, and hints this may be his last active day in the field.
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Edward Young Clarke
Short Stories Of Local Field And Clerk Departure
Local notices recount Mr Clarke abandoning the newspaper field with regret as he enters new positions and readers recall his years of service. Also reported are divorce actions for Maggie Schurr and T Dodson, a bond-bound assault case against Wille Brown, and a police report of 1 year old Braselton’s ankle injury from a yard accident.
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Maggie Schurr
Som Brand
Bkugent Schurr
Min Bchurr
Tor
Maggie Dteinirhen
Rect & Dodson
Dodson
James Cox
Wille Brown
Witess
Tittle
Braseiton
Braselton
Felow
South Priore Street
Grady Hospital
Money's Brother Killed in Feud at Money Station
Fatal feud violence erupts as Colonel James Money and his son James Domnes Jr are shot on a public highway near Money Station Laflare county. Ro L Kirby and Dr Grover Kirby are named as shooters amid long standing family enmity. Governor Vardaman to scene. No new plague cases in San Francisco. health authorities deny danger.
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Jackson Misa
Spenal
James Money
H D Money
James Domnes Jr
Money Kirby
Money Station
Laflare
Governorardrman
Money
J D Money, Jr
LL Henderson
Mrs Henderson
Ro L. Kirby
Grover Kirby
Kirby
Mr. Henderson
Oung Mones
Greenwood
Kirbys
Colonel Money and Son
Fla Kirbys
Young Money
Colonel Money
United States
Gulf Coast
Telegraph Operators Wanted Great Opportunity for Youth
A call for telegraph operators offers a chance for young men and women to learn telegraphy. The notice emphasizes training, entry into a skilled trade, and potential career benefits in the telegraph service.
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Reported in City City News
A series of obituaries and funeral notices are listed from the city including Mrs Amanda Wooten who died in private care, services at the Immaculate Conception church, and pallbearers named. Others include Mr James Smith killed in railway yards, Mrs Henri Elizabeth Thomson, Miss Carrie Lee Lifacy, Miss Carrie Tee Lifisey, and Captain R H Bellamy with various funeral arrangements. Also noted are Loyola and public notices of services, with emphasis on interments at Westview and Oakland cemeteries and local undertakers Poole.
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Amanda Wooten
San Aterhim
Westies
Wooten
Mra
M C
Tollerson
Thia City
Poole
J Tollerson
Wo EL. Sharp
MF Sharp
Georgia Avenue
Oakland
Ro Holderby
Henri Elizabeth Thomson
Henri Fiizabeth Thomson
Decatur Taterment
Decatur
Preston Freeman
Neel Preston Freeman
North
Jackson Street
Freeman
Westnew Palichesters
R. H. Bellamy
Columbus
RH Bellamy
T Fortitches
Columne
M. E. Turner
Columbus Ga
Moe Turner
Fifth Street
Martha Slackmon
Martha J Blackmon
Glenn Street
Jong Vineas Bie
Missea Rosa
Matile Blackmon
Carrollton
Mise
Carrie Tee
New Cemetery
Misa Tiffey
Methodist Church
Res
Carrie Lee Lifsey Carrollten
Carrie Lee Tifses
Ani
J J Iffeey
I’sey
Alk Tor Enis
Cemeers
Escaped Convicts Return to Donalsonville August 30
Nine of fourteen escaped convicts from the farm near Donalsonville surrendered in town, one by one, with the others still at large. The group includes two negroes and two white convicts, all armed, with pursuit ongoing.
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Donalsonville
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