Graveyard Dust Rumor Sparks Police Visit
A caller claimed a black woman used graveyard dust to contaminate food in a home on Gilmer Street. Police arrived to find the story centered on a local resident Mandy Thinlay who allegedly spiked a victim's victuals with a terrifying superstition. The incident prompted shock and questions about motive and danger.
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Mandy
Thinlay
Tina Negresa
Gilmer Street
Bertsebuba
Erisia
Moberta
Bern
Uro
Oman
Busy Time Ahead for Councilmen
The city council will take up liquor license ordinance and trolley line franchise issues next Monday with several committees drafting actions. The Police Board plans to appoint one hundred extra policemen for Christmas in response to public order needs while investigations into a dispute between the police matron and probation officer loom.
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Polles
Tne
Aperal Police Committee
Sme
Salouhs
Hegrors
Stes Coomitter
Attunia
Corulian O Atjuctan Company
Maallaon
Mitchell Street
Alabama Street
Broad‘ Street
Committee On Manufactories
Astes
Jamestown
Committee On Public Buildings
Ssiounds
Enkewood
Inur
Police Board
Uhem
Civil Service
Lynes to Head Staff of General A J West
Colton Lynes, a prominent Atlantan and educator, is named adjutant general with rank of colonel on General West's staff. The roster includes Frank Tigan, John Waddell, Amos Fox, and many others arranged as adjutants, quartermaster, paymaster, and various staff roles across Georgia towns.
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Andrew J West
Payal
Funeral West
Aiong
Tnt
Anny Hare
West
Tbla Valley
Wall
Jeane Colton Lynet
Sumpter
Walsh
Famou King’s Mountain Mistary Academy
Ind
Richmond
Confederate Statea Volunteer Service
Richardson Guard
Charleston
Rhis Kevama
Caroina Volunteers
Max
Gaines’ Mill
Cold Harbor
Frazer
Yarm
Yalaks
Savage W
Second Manassas
Harper's Ferry
Fredericksburg
Grees
Fort Sumter
William H. Poranneau
South Carolina
Fort Johnson
Majjor J Gadsden King
Coronel Joseph A. Yates
Wardee
Johnston
Lykes
Averysboro
Heatonville
Tiart’s Stand
NY Harbor
Forte
Yates
Devis
Young Lynes
Lynes
New Orleans
Europe
Paris
Lynen
Carolina
D. H. Hill
General II
Georgia
Middle Georgia Military Land Agricultural College
Ha Acon
Tle
JB Gordon Aieutenant
W. J. Northen
Atlanta
Atlante Camp
No. 150
U. C
A. J. West
North Georgia
Harrison
Lynea
Art
Maine
I.nes
McKinley
Nemy Vrrade
Ingal Weldas
Dunes
Quel Geri
Daxolonel Iones
Honorel Ba
Daughters of the Confederacy
General West
J Colton Lynes
Frank T. Tigan
Atlante
John Waddell
Cedartown
Amos Fox
L. A. Matthews
Dublin
Osborn
J. W Lindsey
Irwinton
W. Bertini Burroughs
Dbrmawhele
Aurgeon
RM. Clayton
W. & Shepard
Columbus
W. M
Dunber
Augusta
Jon Tannery
Savannan
Tillery
W. A. Parks
Whitesburg
A. J. Fiinton
Greenville
Greenville, Azattant Judg
James Hammett
LaGrange
Forty-first Georgia
Stovall
Stevenson
Stephen D. Lee
Army of Tennessee
Irrank S Loftin
A. BI. Jovte
Cartoraville
Voi
Penney
J. W. Robertson
Mansfield
Assatant
John
Michael Welgte
Macon
Jacob Haas
Aneuntant
W. C Mitchell Deratur
Aide de Camp
T. Hudgins
Chamblee
Axrjutant
Neutenant
J. G Morrie
Marietta
Arsitant
Adejutant
Jo Ol ¢ McMahan
Athens
Woo Conner
Cave Springs
Alle de Camp
Wooa Moweley
George LD Warthen
Sandersyajle
Robert L Rodgers
Atlanta Historican
UV Cy
Gold Glasses for Christmas at Sno
Unclear OCR fragment references a Christmas item described as gold glasses. No clear person, organization, place, date, or event detectable. Summary constrained by fragment limits prevents reliable detail.
Mayor Delivers Christmas Order To Keep Atlanta Quiet
The mayor announced a Christmas safety plan with strict rules against street fireworks. Police will arrest anyone who fires crackers or torpedoes. riders and crowds expected, visitors, and a calm holiday is promised. Children may pop corn in yards only.
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Nate
Atlanta
Hmit
Inlka
Harman Moves Offices to Century Building in Atlanta
General Passenger Agent Charles I. Harman and his staff relocate to Century Building in Whitehall Street, solidifying Atlanta as Transportation Row. The move brings most passenger offices together, highlighting luxury and efficiency in a region famed for rail facilities. In Gainesville, Ga, tobacco from Byron Sitchell's farm ships to the Jamestown exposition, boosting Hall County display prospects.
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Century
Charles I. Harman
Western
Nashville
Chattanooga
Whitehall
Atlanta
Pryor Street
Practical Y Lall
Railroad Ofices
Mr. Harman
Hall County
Jamestown
Gainesville
Byron Sitchell
Congressman Bell
Georgia
Mall County
I‘m Welchern
Jamestown Exposition
Applicants Weigh Fee Petition In Philadelphia Ledger
Two applicants vie for the fee petition in a Philadelphia Ledger item. One seeks a recommendation from Bxinnec & Co, the other submits a strong letter from his counterpart. The senior partner promptly replies, addressing the course.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Fine Penmanship Won Start for Mr Finley
The article profiles Mr Finley and his rise in railroading highlighting his friend Hinton of the Southeastern Freight Association. It recounts Finley's start as a court stenographer in New Orleans in 1872 and how his fine penmanship impressed Sam Elgar, leading to a clerk position and later promotions.
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Finley
If Hinton
Southeastern Preight
Winley
Southern Railway
Winten
Fintes
Thaton Hleman
Texas
Vintey
Wiley
Hinton
New Orleans
Railie 1
Sam Elgar
Idgar
Jackxon
Great Northern Railroad
Old Maldts
Dintey
Tor
Edgar
Sant
Virtey
Imaelf
Eagar
Udgar
Aritun
Woot Ag
Aleraader
1 . Clarke
Court scraps spark a lively Friday scrape at local tumult
In a quirky court morning, two cases drew attention. A laundry worker Nunnally accused by rival, while a three corner fight at Decatur street ended with Ware fined for a misdeed. Testimonies conflicted over a pistol and threats, with the recorder delivering a verdict in one case.
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Bob Thrasher
Avlanta Athletic Club
Woos “Sunnally
Chiw
Stunde
James Hughes
Wig Rink
Decatur
Rlamdard
Coupan
Ho May Ware
Omparars
Tom
Cuy
Asung
Hughes
Larry
Ifughes
Curry
Ware
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Soma Bank
Gore
OF the
Neal Bank
B Thornton
MANRY
Caldwalli
E. G. Criffin
Gate City
Whriteheill Street
Ball Pheas
A.m
Aberrova
Piere
Gloer
Cief
J.a- Hen
China
Maier & Berkele
Georgia’ Division
Colonel Lones
Dern
the Citadel
Bolfe
Eo Jrore
Ber
Secerd Anthropologie of
Pauline Michel
Confederante Sur
Ener
Lynex
Sno
Strett, Prud
Chy
A. Harman
Queen Silver-Bell
Racketty
Packetty
Harrison Cady
Century Co
Searkling
the Apollinaris CO. Ltd
London
Recorder
Sir Kore
Vaeh
H. W. Rountree & Bro
Oripest
King Hardware Co
Wnweas St
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