New ink color shows deep purple iron finish
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A fragmented line hints at a note about rocks and ads though details are unclear. The readable portion mentions people and getting out, but the meaning remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Trial Evidence Reveals Tingley Libel Case Details
San Diego December 20 evidence in the libel action by Mrs Katherine Tingley head of the Universal Brotherhood against The Times Mirror Co. of Los Angeles includes a deposition by Louis Fitch a Hartford man and member. Fitch says Tingley claimed marriage as known to the world is false and that Point Loma members would evolve beyond marriage. He describes Tingley’s strict control over lodging meals conversations and social relations and notes a dog Spot linked to Mr Judge’s spirit.
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San Diego
Cala
Katherine Tingley
Universal Fatherhood
Vimes-Mirror Company
Los Angeles
Louis 3. Fitch
Ul Street
Hartford
Goan
Ilniversal Brotherhood
Point Loma
Fitch
Esoteric Society of Theosophy
Cathane Tingley
Mrs. Tingley
Judge
Universal Brotherhood
Christmas Day cycle race at Coliseum draws near
Interest rises in the big race between Leander and Walthour as both champions announce top form. Thérson missing from Atlanta scene, while Baltimore training rumors swirl about Leander. Bobby Walthour prepares to pace the event with a new six horsepower motor noted as among the finest. Amateur preliminaries draw sixteen entrants with prize uncertain, discussions include two fat turkeys or an engraved medal. The Coliseum is expected to be packed for the 3:15 PM Christmas Day program.
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Leander
Bobby Thérson
Atlanta
Coliseum
Walthour
Baltimore
Bobby Thomson
Bobby Walthour
Gussie Lawson
Coliseurm
Jack Prince
Generals at a Bang Dinner for Cleveland Chamber
The Cleveland chamber of commerce held its fifty fourth annual dinner in Cleveland Ohio on December 20. Guests included Governor Nash Adjutant General Corbin General G B M Young General A R Chaffee Senator Hanna and John G Milburn. Speakers covered Ohio growth the Army needs and Army and Commerce.
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Corbin, Young
Giraffes
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Nash
Corbin
B. M. Young
A. R. Chaffee
United States Army
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
Hanna
New six story apartment building planned for Atlanta
George P. Howard plans a six story apartment house at Peachtree and Pine in Atlanta with 30 suites per floor of five rooms each. The $200,000 structure will be a modern up-to-date departure without a cafe, aimed at large families seeking convenience and reduced housekeeping concerns.
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George P. Howard
Atlanta
Uwu
Peachtree and
Pine Streets
Pine
Joseph Raine
Peachtree
Pine Street
Ixowaru
Altlanta
Howard
New York
Chauge
Collier, Brown & . Walker
First Christmas Tragedy Averted by Police on Decatur Street
On Decatur Street near the police barracks, two Darktown men faced off with a pistol and a pillow like object later proved to be a cologne sprinkler. The weapon was harmless and the would be shooter was jailed for carrying a deadly weapon while the other man received praise for restraint.
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Decatur Street
Darktown
Calaboose
Distinguished Army Officers Visit Mrs McKinley in Canton
In Caxton Ohio on December 20 a party of United States Army officers from Cleveland for a chamber of commerce banquet joined General S M B Young in visiting Mrs McKinley. The Cleveland contingent led by Major General Corbin and Major General Chaffee dined at Judge Day's home while the ladies dined with Mrs McKinley. The visitors returned to Cleveland later that evening. John L Moore and Sons advertise the finest genuine de Maire opera glasses at 42 N Broad Street Prudential Building.
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Canton
Caxton
United States Army
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Young
Washington
John L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad Street
Prudential Building
Persistent horse lands farmer in jail in curious case
A Kalb county farmer A Everett faced horse stealing charges before Justice Landrum as a docile horse relentlessly trailed him. The horse owned by George S Cameron allegedly led to a warrant. Everett claimed the horse forced itself on him and followed for miles while selling wares. After testimony and a police note, the judge dismissed the warrant.
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A. Everett
LeKalb County
Justice of the Peace
Landrum
Hiverett
George S. Cameron
DeKalb
Everett
Marietta Street
Eiverett
Busretti
Carlisle
Torad
DeKalb County
Cameron
Afta
Two Black men in depot clash leads to shooting
At the crowded union depot a confrontation between two Black men escalated to gunfire after a dispute over a hat and drink. A bystander Janitor Yabe McElhaney was struck but not fatally hurt. Witness W A Wright saw the incident and described the assailants. A weapon discharged and a bystander named Pobe was taken to Grady hospital with a non serious chest wound. Police and detectives were dispatched to investigate.
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Union Depot
Yabe. McElhaney
McElhaney
W. A. Wright
Tobe
Wright
Grady Hospital
Pobe
Bali
Bali ‘Was On the Scene, ‘and He Alligkly
Boys and Business A Atlanta College Boosts Youth in Commerce
An Atlanta merchant lauds Sullivan Crichton Smith Business College for shaping ambitious young men into successful professionals. He credits the school with practical training in shorthand typewriting bookkeeping and discipline, noting its strong faculty and prime Pryor and Hunter Streets location in the Kiser Building.
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Business
Business College of Sullivan, Crichton & Smith
Atlanta
Sullivan, Crichton & Smith's
Business College
Sullivan, Crichton & Smith
Kiser
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
The Pride of Heroes and Bucklen Arnica Salve Claim
Soldiers in the last war wrote that Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and sut joints. It also treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Cures or no pay. Only 2e at all drug stores.
Tax Dodgers Hit Hard By State Tax Commission Report
The biennial report of Colonel Harvey B. Jones shows the back tax commission added $56,015,167.50 to tax books since 1897, with $38,933,654.50 under Judge Wood and $17,079,512 since 1901. Delinquent licenses collected total $62,617.34 for the state and $28,108.79 for counties. State taxes on escapes amount to $48,794.19 and on undervaluations $79,301.95, totaling $128,096.14.
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Alabama
Back Tax Commission
Montgomery
Harvey B. Jones
Recovered Delinquent Licenses Totals Reported
The record shows recovered delinquent licenses and a grand davai to the state treasury since March 19 19 totaling 190 113 67 dollars. Including 112 840 07 dollars recovered to the counties the combined state and county total amounts to 803 954 33 dollars for the two years.
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Harrie
Tingley Cisims
A. Cold
Dr. Humphreys
Yesterterday
Morocco
Whitehall
M Kinley
Negro
Tobe McElhaney
Boys and Business
Ef. Parton CO
Boston
Baus
Graham Rice
Sescral
Banka Mery Pottoricans
Canal Street
New Orleans
Broadway
Harry Wilson
Maxim & Gay Company
Maxim & Gay Co
Sol. Lichtenstein
Mr. Lichtenstein
Maxim & Gay
Statem
Maxim Company
Bol. Lichtenstein
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