Twelve Fires In A Day Warn Atlanta Of Inferno Surge
A century old account reports twelve fires in one day and thirty-nine in seventy-two hours in Atlanta. Chief Cummings notes alarms from 8 PM to 10:30 PM, including the Orpheum Theater roof blaze and a servant’s residence lamp incident. Fire crews battled blazes on Willliam Street and Forsyth Street properties, with narrow damages and rapid containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cummings
Lyceum
I-Feiea Orpheum
Orpheum
Mra I B Whitehead
Williama Street
Anstell
FS Uocedse Brother
Clase
North
Forsyth Street
iCootecine Company
Wreat
G H Ball
Richardson
Interstate Workers Hold Second Meeting At College
Interstate Workers Association held its second regular meeting at Interstate College on Monday evening. Supper was served under Fran Abrams. One new member was admitted, Dr G Nunsman, pastor of the German Lutheran church and a German Greek teacher at Interstate College. A message from General Superintendent Edward Young Clarke praised progress as he tours Texas and Mississippi. Strong addresses were given by SioK ney Hunt, Thames L. Bryan, Dr Rolfe Hunt, J G C Hiosa worth Sr, and others.
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Interstate Workers’ Association
Weta
Interstate College
Fran Abrams
G Nunsman
Pestgt
Genera
Edward Young Clarke
Texas
Miseimaippi
Rey
SioKney Hunt
Congregational Methodial
the Watchman
Thames L. Bryan
Rolfe Hunt
Atlanta Bible School
J G C .Hiosa~worth
First Congregational
Mechanical Drawing And Fire Spree Triggered Claims
The Boys Club plans an industrial department with Charles Edward Choata as architect, holding twice weekly classes for second and third degree members. Fire officials report multiple blazes across Pittsburgh including homes on Lawn Street, Crew Street, and Corput Street, with coal and wood usage blamed for the rising number of fires.
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Bore’ Club
Charles Edward Choata
Tiver
Chesters Pow
Cooper Medicine Co Claims Stomach Cure Fame
A Brooklyn resident Mr Sampoon recounts relief after using Cooper’s medicine for chronic stomach trouble and says New York crowds are growing. Mrs Cooper asserts thousands are trialing the preparation, predicting a rapid rise before leaving New York. The claim centers on a universal stomach regulator purported to ease long-standing digestive distress.
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Mr & J Sampoon
Cooper
New York
Simpoon
President Street
Brooklyn
Tony
Copper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Hungarian Orchestra at Baptist Tabernacle
The Royal Hungarian Orchestra, seventh attraction of the Tabernacle Leceum Course, comes to the Tabernacle for a concert billed as a major musical event of the season. It is the only real Hungarian orchestra of native Hungarian artists, led by conductor Lipaki, renowned for pure intonation and perfect unanimity. The performance starts at 8:30 PM, tickets at the door or early at 7:30 PM, admission 50 cents.
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Royal Hungarian Orchestre
Tabernacle Leceum
Tabernacle
Louis Lipski
Lipaki
Mutual Life of New York Makes Big Strides
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York reports record dividends and assets for 1909, with new business outpacing 1908. It notes four consecutive dividend increases since 1907 and surpasses $10 million paid in a single year, as policyholder payments and trust holdings rise to about $125 million over 66 years in business.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Mutual Life
oMy Company
Impjany Millicna
Lifenaurance
Oil Case Retriable as Trial Set in Chicago
Fifty subpoenas issued by Judge M Landin designate witnesses for the government in the retrial of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana case, set to begin before Judge ARR Anderson in Indianapolis. Key figures include J A Moffatt and G W Stub, with experts from the interstate commerce commission and railroad boards named among the anticipated witnesses.
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Phicalga
K Mf Landin
Stmk
Company of
Indiana
Tris
Arr Anderson
Tdianapolis
Anderson
Chicago
Landle
Taport
J A Moffatt
Standard Oil Company of
Thoas
Standard Oil Company
Solais
Stub
John C McTonald
Edgar Bogerdus
George Roberta
C C Crossland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kipatrick
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Hollands
Chicago and Abiton Railroad
Ana 3 & Howard
Chicago and Alton Roads
Bogardus
Holelanda
Howard
Ithe
Roosevelt Contact With Animal Man Sparks Hunt Plans
Roanoke February 1 Colonel Francia Ferrer an animal man wintering there received a telegram from the White House in Washington stating Roosevelt arranged a meeting at the executive mansion next week. The president intends to discuss hunting plans and wild beasts in the jungles, with a pay near beer tax mentioned amid the chatter. The message blends rumor and odd tangents about Ferrer and Roosevelt’s supposed arrangements.
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Roosevelt
Roanoke
Francia Ferrer
White House
Washington
Colonel Ferrer
Executive
Rocazevelt
Bond Election Postponed as City Reviews Charter Amendments
The Bond Commission met at noon and, citing a Georgia Supreme Court decision, suspended the spring bond election. A charter amendment approved for 8800,000 sewer bonds, 500,000 waterworks, and 500,000 schools could not be sold at par, prompting plans to draft new bonds under the general charter at 4 1/2 percent. The commission may seek a repeal of the charter amendment to allow a future vote. Three committees were formed to study schools, sewer improvements, and waterworks plans.
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Cty
Supreme Court of Georgia
Genere
Mawkineville
W O H Terrell
F A Quiilan
Bond Commission
Stpreme Court
Hawkinsville
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Mill
Council
Maddox
Specifl Consmittes
Po Ibs
Sulanta
Beni
Aupreme Court
Tin Ang
Doroushis
Ie Aevessitien
Uitervet
Daniel Water Aids Digestion With Alkaline Mineral Content
Digestive issues stem from insufficient gastric alkali. Daniel Water provides nitrated sulphates and alkali to the gastric juice, aiding digestion, reducing stomach disturbances, and promoting bowel cleanliness. Available at Pantel Mineralizer Co., Vaion Point, Ga, 10 per glass.
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Ste. Daniel
Pantel Mineralizer Co
Vaion Point
Public Bond Plans Delayed as City Reconsiders Election
City officials announced delays in bond election plans amid charter limits and legal constraints. The bond commission will study needs across departments before any vote, aiming to inform the public of preferred expenditures and await legislative action on the 1908 act.
Officials Demand Permits For Street Improvement Funds
Officials argued over distributing street funds with ward disparities cited. Alderman Grant urged lump funding, fearing sixth ward would misuse money. council pushed to end ward divisions and fund roads equitably. Street committee report amended to cover all street work with payments by September.
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Grant
Amorous
Wacd
Clair Ae
Grant Aaid
Smith
Council
Johnston
Wriem
Hower
John Ween
Nia
Cornell
Widow sues over spouse cremation in probate case
Mobile reports the probate court received a petition from Ann Mobile to Campbell sworn in Cook County. The claim seeks 225000 for the cremation of her husband James Campbell. The case, tied to John B Campbell’s estate, moves toward the circuit court for the southern district.
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Mobile
Ann
Campbell
Cook County
Wincis
James Campbell
John B Campbell
Taren
Onlo
Don’t Take Any Substitute Demand K K K Flour
A brief reader note urges against using substitutes in a demand for K K K Flour. The fragment suggests a consumer call to stick with the brand amid shopping guidance.
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Bey
Baptist Tabernacle
Mutual Oeteeueance Company
New Yor
Landis
America
Andista
Trampurer Park
Faney Trom
Desire
Near Bow
Daniel Water
Rogers, Peet & Co. and
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hunt
Rogers, Peet & Co
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
Jossea
Arama
Tata
Phon
Dickerson
Peachtree
BELL
Feovle
Downy
Questioxt
Jasus
Ma Quintan
Ighn & Murphy
Ies
Robert F Maddox Meyer
Man Spratting
International Chiefs of Police
Jennings
Reeplyr & Telegram
Los Angeles
Counciliman
Aldernan
Candler
Spralling
Gran
Vaughan
North Forsyth
James
Walton Sreet
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