Atlantic City Bars Close as Sunday Liquor Ban Holds
Atlantic City faced a dry Sunday as officials enforce the closing law. Saloon keepers and cafe owners report heavy losses in drink and food sales while crowds from Philadelphia and New York visit to observe the dry day. Local leaders plan to push for a local option law when the legislature convenes in January.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hotel Dara
Alef
Honig
Pert Jaods
Screena
Philadelphia
New York
iJen
Interasta
Augusta Works to Clear Away Mud After Flood
Augusta amid widespread hardship as gasoline engines pump water from cellars and relief efforts battle mud and scarcity. Outlying districts suffer most, with blankets clothing and food in high demand while thousands lose livelihoods. A Georgia woman in Pittsburg, unable to return home, drinks poison near the Milledgeville-bound telegram.
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Augusta
Girl Found After Disappearance Near Lyon Place
Carrie May Mangum four, daughter of dairyman JH Mangum, vanished from home on Howell Mile road. Bloodhound searches by neighbors and county officers failed to locate her until she wandered from the attic at 2 am, waking her surprised parents.
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Carrie May Mangum
JH. Mangum
Lyon Place
Howell Ml Road
Dional
Maleep
Exhibition note on Galway event and Kylemore Castle owner
The article mentions a Galway Exhibition in Ireland linked to the All-Ireland Industrial Conference. It notes Kylemore Castle owner Mise 6 6 Zimmerman of Cincinnati and references the Galway Great Exhibition with dates August 30 and a closing date of September 6.
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Galaway
Ireland
Ugheas
Manchester
Mise
Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Kylemore Castle
Obnnemara Highlands
Galway
Fire Sweeps New Orleans Center District Destroying Wholesale Houses
A massive blaze in New Orleans center city originated at Bienville and Chartres streets and spread north to Court and west to Royal, destroying many wholesale houses and manufacturing plants. Loss estimated around two million dollars as water shortages hampered firefighting. the fire raged for hours after the 6 am alarm during the city’s annual picnic. Several warehouses with wines and liquors exploded, shaking nearby structures. Notable buildings burned included Central Glass Company, Chartres Street manufacturers, wholesale liquor dealers, and clothing firms along Bienville, Chartres, Iberville, and Decatur streets. Continuous flames burned into the night, with crews battling to contain the blaze amid tinder-like old buildings and strong winds.
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New Orleans
Brocka
Blenville
Chartres
Ae Courtreel
Royal
Central Glass Company
Bienville Atreat
George D. Scott
Chartres Street
Heldenheim, Levy & Weise
Hoehn & Deith
Iberville Street
East Commission Company
Paul Gelp
Gona
Decatur Street
New Orleans Junk Company
Con- 2
Isidor Kelffer & Co
Boots and
Thomas L. Harris
Wholearie
Carey Roofing Company
Charles Street
Simon Clothing Manufacturing Company
L. Goldstein & Bons
Ary Goods
Goseheim
Gen A P Stewart Dies at Biloxi at 87
General Alexander P Stewart, one of the last surviving lieutenant generals, died suddenly at his Biloxi home at age eighty seven. He had suffered health decline after years in Tennessee and Biloxi, with death from heart disease. The body was sent to St Louis for funeral services likely next Wednesday. Confederate veterans in Mobile and other cities were notified.
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Biaxi
Miss
Alexander P. Stewart
Stewart
A. P. Stewart
General Stewart
Tennessee
Biloxi
St. Louis
Affinity Wife Earle Spurns Husband In Separation Bid
New York August 30 Mrs Julia Kuttner Earle Monroe N Y says in statement via brother Alfred Kuttner she will end the alleged adulterous ties with Ferdinand Barle and pursue a legal separation on grounds of cruelty. She plans to remain secluded until separation is granted and will not see Mr Earle again.
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Pittsburg
Georgia
Sylva Stokes
Wlliam Stokes
Thas
Milledgeville
Crome
New York
Néla
Julia Kuttner Earit
Ing Monroe
N.Y
Ferdinand
Pinney
Alfred
Kuttner
Ferdinand P. Barle
Berry
Earle
Berle's
Ehila
Mra
Harte
Eawie
Hart
Eich
Edrig
Ferdinand P. Ha ¥le
America
Han
Milas
Julian Katteer
Bertep
Monroe
Tots Toll In Violation Of State Law
In Atlanta a fourteen year old girl working in a cotton factory for over two years is illiterate. Her father testified under oath about other child labor in the city. The story suggests possible state child labor law violations and signals a potential grand jury investigation to determine how many children are being employed without education and underpaid. The girl is Gussie Reynolds, aged fourteen, daughter of J A Beronsidg, living at 639 East Fable Street.
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Constitution
Cania
Uving
Polee
Wyaffie Miner
Atlanta
Aurhors
Chidren
Wnn
Gussie Reynolds
J. A. Beronsidg
Fast Fale Street
Fulton County
Weather Forecast Across the States August Forecast Notes
The forecast covers Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Virginia West Texas Arkansas Kentucky West Virginia and Trenpesses. It calls for fair and warmer conditions in most areas Monday and Tuesday with coastal and interior variations including showers in East Florida West Florida and parts of Texas and Arkansas and cooler spells in northern regions. Winds shift from northeast to east with light to fresh intensity and occasional showers or partly cloudy skies.
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South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia
West
Arkansas
Kentucky
West Virginia
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