Deaf robber assaults Savannah turnkey at barracks
James Dayton alias James Brooks, an alleged deaf robber, attacked Turnkey Christian at Savannah police barracks driving him to the ground and beating him unconscious. Dayton seized Christian’s keys and fled but was halted when a patrol wagon arrived. He resisted and was beaten by officers. Christian’s condition is reported serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Emerson
Macon
James Dayton
James Brooks
Forsyth
Dayton
Christian
Billy
Morgan
Tlsoner
Organ
Aid Wan
Sermous
Larger Depot for Valdosta
Valdosta Georgia February 4 Special It is understood the Wendewaon Crawford Bugsy Company directors will meet tomorrow to discuss rebuilding the plant destroyed by fire yesterday The company employed 90 to 125 men regularly It has been successful and the plant will be rebuilt as speedily as possible Superintendent Grady announced that Georgia Southern and Florida would erect a larger depot on the burned site A handsome brick passenger station will replace the present one and work on it and the freight house will begin soon The railway had earlier plans for a new station but delays arose over street closing concessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Wendewaon-Crawford Bugsy Company
Grady
Georgia
Southern
Florida
Porter Held for Shoplifting in Macon Georgia
February 4 report from Macon Georgia states Lee Graham a porter for Flournoy Grocery Company is held at the police station after being implicated in several shoplifting excursions. He is said to have stolen a quantity of groceries. Also noted is a brief item on a February 4 report about a military convention between Italy and Montenegro related to Austria's influence in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Lee Graham
Flournoy Grocery Company
Graham
Austria
Vienna
Italy
Montenegro
Balkans
Knights Meet at Savannah Initiate 40 Candidates
Knights of Columbus from three states gathered in Savannah to initiate more than forty candidates. Mass at St. Patrick's Church opened the day, with second degree work led by District Deputy P. J. O Connor and third degree by Past State Deputy M J O Leary. Represented cities included Macon, Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, and St Augustine. visitors plan to stay and be entertained by four member committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annah
Columbus
Savannah Follay
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. O Connor
M J O'Leary
Macon
Columbia
Charleston
Augusta
St Augustine
Aoe
Keighta
Order
Atlantic and Birmingham Railroad Seeks 1000 Italian Laborers
Brunswick Ga February 4 Special The Atlantic and Birmingham railroad advertises in New York for one thousand Italians to work on improvements along the line. Delays persist due to labor shortages, with prior attempts for 250 and 260 workers failing to arrive. The company will employ workers along the Brunswick to Th manp route and has leased about thirty convicts in north Georgia for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic and Birmingham
Brunswick Ga
Atlante and Birmingham Railroad
New York
Atlantic
Birmingham
Atlantic and
Brunswick
Thmanp
North Georgia
Farmingham
Freight Clerk Badly Hurt in Yard Accident at Valdosta
A transfer clerk for the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad in Valdosta Ga was run over by an engine in the yards while helping move a car of records. His right shin and head were severely injured and he was dragged about 20 to 30 feet. He was taken to the Valdosta Hospital for treatment and doctors expect a possible recovery barring complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Penn
Valdosta
I . A. Fenn
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Penn
Valdosta Banitarium
Road proceeds with its work in Coffee County case
In Bronawick Georgia on February 4 a superior court judge denied an injunction and allowed the Atlantic and Birmingham railroad to continue track work from Nicholls toward Gussie. The case, brought by Nicholls residents, challenges voluntary roadbed abandonment and the loss of stations Ida and Marron, arguing it harms property investors and discriminates against Nicholls. The matter may go to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronawick
Fudge Parker
Superior Court
Hell
Atlantic and Birmingham
Coffee County
Nicholls
Atlantic
Birmingham
Gussie
Seszions
Whetter Or Noth Railroad
Shufiar
Bushnell
Ocile
Ida
Marron
Parker
Dart & Roan
Douglas
Luther Rosser
Auania
J. L. Sweat
Waycross
Supreme Court
Paseen
Michells
Aessons
Trial to Enter Its Fifth Week at Sevannan Ga
Sevannan Ga February 4 They Greene and Gayner Kill will tomorrow enter upon its fifth week and the introduction of documentary evidence will be continued It is expected the week may see the close of evidence on contracts and witnesses may be examined on river and harbor improvements The progress of the trial continues slow and it is not believed to be half over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevannan
Greene
Gayner
Seaboard Air Line Opens Atlanta Memphis Sleeping Car
Seaboard Air Line inaugurates through sleeping car service from Atlanta to Memphis via Birmingham, operated daily on train No 33 leaving Atlanta 3 56 PM and returning Memphis 8 45 PM arriving Atlanta 11 45 PM. Reservations at City Ticket Office 116 Peach Tree St or Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Birmingham
Memphis
Penn
Frisco
Ncket
Peachtree St
Union’ Depot
W. E. Qghristian
Crowd hears Sanborn in second Grand lecture
The Grand crowd filled again as Rev. Dr. Moore Sanborn delivered the second sermon in his Jesus of Nazareth series at the Unitarian church of our Father. The pastor drew on Jesus as a humane, transformative figure, stressing humanity and charity and noting proceeds would aid the Associated Charities of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Sanborn
Jesus
W. S. Yeates
Grand
Dr. Sanborn
Sanporn
Associated Charities of
Atlanta
Jesus of Nazareth
Sanborn
Calvary
Oete
God
Hey
Indians Getting Civilized. Tulsa, Ind. T. February 4
Buck Mans geld Mudge Heneen Net Hines and Hon Galvin Cherokee Indians were arrested at their homes in the Cherokee nation for robbing the First National Bank at Owasso Ind T January 26. They were jailed at Moremore. The bank vault was wrecked and looted of 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ind. T
Mill Reduced to Scrap Iron in Cordele Fire
The main building of the Southern Cotton Oil Company in Cordele Georgia was almost totally destroyed by fire between 2 and 2 o'clock this morning. The blaze started by friction and spread rapidly consuming machinery hulls meal oil and cotton. Loss estimated at 25 000 to 36 000 partially insured. The plant owned by Virginia Carolina Chemical Company with R B Cook manager will likely be repaired. Fishda Announces Schedules. Lake City Florida February 4 Special The manager of the university football team announced the fall schedule for next year. Georgia Athens October 16 Mercer Macon October 19 plus four games in March May and other Georgia dates. Auburn has asked for a game during commencement week. The semester examinations are down and practice suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Southern Cotton of Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
R B. Cook
Fishda
Lake City
Ple
Univerall
Eartec
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Athens
Mercer
Macon
W. T
Stetson University
Georgia
Bernesville
Auburn
Indigent Italian Immigrants Stranded in Savannah
In Savannah on February 4, city authorities confront a clash over twelve Italian immigrants hired by the Virginia-Cerolna Chemical Company. The men, claiming they were promised work beyond labor, say they are artisans. The Ocean Steamship Company denies bringing them, while Bishop Kelley pursues a humane solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Gea
Slavennah
Virginia-Cerolna Chémiesl
Txey
Ocean Steamship Company
New
Yok
Kelley
New York
Advertised Letters for Atlanta Week Ending February 3 1905
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Atlanta post office and stations for the week ending February 3 1905. Names include Miss Jannie Amos Miss Carrie Allen Miss Rosa Adama Mrs Hattie Andrews Miss Maggie Dowman Miss Fannie Daniel and many others. Call for advertised letters by giving date and say Advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Jannie Amos
Miss Allen
Carrie Allen
Adla Allen
Hingenla ‘Axt
Rosa Adama
Hattiendrews
R UL Anderson
Mattie Bennett
Belle Brown
Julia Brown
Annie Best
Florence Buler
Rachel ‘Bryant
Caroli Black
Hattle Booker
Mary Bishop
Lexaie L Bolder
Edna May Book
Corinne Baller
Bertha Boren
Sallie Benton
Carrie L Byrd
Bessie B Barclay
Tena Brooke
G M. Bixby
Katie Bree
Jim Boughton
Cora Bell
Laura Bird
Fanne Bruce
Minnie L Brown
J D Bell
Harriett Burnett
Misa
Lula Cloud
Hattla
Corey
Murray Carda
Miss Cart
Coca Gowens
Mary Cheney
Sailte Conan
Efcata
Claudie Credillie
Mre Prances
Conley
Ethel Cook
Walter Corey
Shellat Catchman
Minnie Cunningham
Etelia Campbell
Eliza Chivers
Ernest Cashohn
W Canthen D
Maggie Dowman
Fannie Daniel
Lea Davenport
BT Dickens
R J DeLoach
Mary Be Gregory
Misa Willie A Goodman
Ida Green
Dottie Griffin
Misa Dessie Green
R Goldman
Sarah Getter
Felmer Gearth
Mattie Green
Oma Garrett
M H Gale
Mary B Gray- H
Claudie B Hill
LC Herren
Lella ‘Hollingsworth
Hatte Hogan
Alline Handcock
Etta Langley
Julia Lofton
Sadie Livingston
Luthie Latin
Berta Little
Minnie Lyon
Alice Linnell
Sarah Lee
Mattie Lofton
James Larkin
Leia
Idttie
N B Lewis
Loy
Elisa, Lovett
Mirs Tan Little
Jennie Landrum
Dc Lytes
Sies Smeral
Clara, Philips
Eliza Peek
Effie Banard
Julia Reed
Samuel ‘Rivers
Avanta Royal
Stary Klee
Laura Robinson
J Reese
Lula T Redd
Nalte Roller
Martha Robinson
Fanny Smith
Emma Smith
Mattie Smith
Mary Sparks
Mollie Segers
Misa Annie Shields
Christian Skelton
Misa Ethel ‘Paver
Tera Thomas
Lydia Thompsone
Vast Name List of Individuals and Firms in Georgia
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals headed by ey and various surnames, then shifts to organizations and businesses. It includes many full names, initials, and partial titles, followed by a Stations notice for STATION A in Atlanta and a final tease “LADIES! LIST” for a public notice segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Mcpherson
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Annie
A C Burgess Mos
Pearlie Greer
William Hammitt
J J Tustias
HE Anderson
W A Chambers
Copeland
Ditford
Driscoll
Et Eidion
J D Eviott
Foourier Edersam
A Jones
James Murckley
Jas
Nelson
Marion Mill Routh
Atlanta Stattin Atlas
TA. GA
Jonesboro
McIvo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elective Emerson
Wegon
Knights of Columbus
Guysie
Seaboard Air Line
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Rogers
Peet & Co. Clothes
America
Suis
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree Street
Hart Schaffner
G- Marz
Cordele Plant
Mr Exel] Adams
Aaron Avera
Eddie Atking
C Anderson
Willie Alexan
J BR Anderson
William T Allen
S ‘Allen
Wied Allian Hog Atkina
Wo Brown
Yu Prowsingharks
Bevin
Slese Brooks
Mondang
J ¢ Burmso
Brooker
John
Glackberd
Wolliam Brass
Arthur Babern
Filoth Dfa
Handai Brown
Presa Brooks
Brant
Eadie Camel
Chand Jer
Husgelie ‘Cosler
M T Clark
W Gray
HH Carletin
J B Chester
Dr N © Crowley
John C Criles
J D Cooley
W A Cason
J W Davis
J R Dykes
Jack Dorst
Jed G Davenport
Jeannie Dickerson
Jim Duke
G Dupnall
J D Dewit
Floyd Davis
E W Dickinson
Bob Dillard
Dillygham
Dunbar
John Drewery
Jesse Daniel
M C Daniel
J F Dynder
J H Downell
J Billet
D B Edwards
Fenoy Etheora
Robert Ellis
Jim Evans
Dider
Culpepper
Jixumt
FE R Franklin
J M Fagans
John Furman
James Frazer
A‘ Fleming
Master Fanitum
Fuqua
Forward
John Fearce
C Green
How Graft
S Graves
D Gessler
Jesse Gartrell
E George
P H Goodin
Joe Grier
E B Gresley
R Guest
Nelson Glasy
Chitles & Geigier
Caius Glenn
Jackson
CG Jackson
Rob Fackson
Wess Jones
J M Jones
N Kennedy
Wade Kennedy
Qgear Kennedy
R P King
George Lee
Prof la Mar
Joe Tittle
WT Lewis
HC Sarah
F L Lamar
Jim Louvere
Allan Long
A Lawson
G A Lewis
JH Lamb
Wm Lehman
W McRde
W_P Manery
Frank McKnight
Selton Mitchell
Anderson Moore
M J Mooney
Quine Matthews
M’ Mitchell
Bob” Milbrooks
M Marks
J S Moore
Leon Mayen
J W Martin
A A McAdam
T_C Mann
WR Morrison
CT McRory
G'S Murphy
H Murray
Ewing Meek
Mediock
Moore
C J. McPherson
Charlie Mapp
Eugene Matthews
Brotaing Moldies
J H McHale
Wilbur Montgomery
Mark McMaree
Isaac McKay
Tom McGenny
M McTinty
Robert McConnell
D McNichols
Wiley McClure
Henry Newton
H Namard
Charles Nixon
Willie Niles
H B Neilson
E H Orme
R Pearson
E Pruitt
Z K Pea Pody
Charles Pace
Pelden
PM Pace
Richmond Patterson
J. W. Patten
Porruggton
Charles Price
Captain Price
Will Porter
W H Pearce
J PJ Parker
Bill Pledge
T Hichards
Smel Rice
J Roberts
CH Reynolds
P M Roby
J Redwine
G B Reynolds
Wille Robertson
Zack Robberts
Jef Rivers
John Roberts
Tlarendy Thornton
C Terre
Klinball Thornton
T H Turner
J E Timmone
Devie ‘Tells
Edward Thomson
B H Taylor
Thos L. Thomason
Wm Walker
Frank Watts
West Waite
G B Webb
Rev . Alston Wace
W J Wortham
Rob Walker
J W_ Watking
Wilde
L White
RE Ward
Deleon Whiteall
RL Ward
T B Walker
W A Wright
Thos Wyatt
Mr Wills
Walter Willams
G A. Williams
Wheeler & Co
Jem Willams
J B Wan
J H Willams
Jas Watson
I Cc Wilson
W A Willams
Ione
J T Watson
W C Westfall
Winmison
Arthur Young
Clarence Yeliton
National Claring Company
Northern Loan Association
Standard Scale Company
Kiser King & Co
Cement Age
Mith & Etheridge
Washington Whip Company
National Art Company
Atlanta Settlement Company
Easterlin & Hanson
Hooker Harness Company
Amercan Steere Works
Widow ‘True Baptist Church
Dixie Engraving Company
Addier Co., Son
Cotton Mill Supply Company
Southern Home
Central Market Company
Southern Homestead
Mosley's Liquor House
Art & Crayon
J N Meyers & Co Carlinan Chemical Company
Gordon
West End
Ilsa‘ V” Worth Pick
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
NAT Kaiser & CO
Decatur St. Kimball House
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
M. High CO
Rogers
Whitehall St
York
Atlanta Mattress Co
Piedmont Ave
Annie May Flenderson
Jane Lenry
Edgewood Station
Decatur Road
Maye Sons
Nowadies
Tugele
Woopwant
Atlant & Gs
Hye
Mas. Rosa F. Mdaniem
WISH
TH. DO
Vesra Aa
Amerwan Collezea
Lagiedy
Oes
Firet
Siass
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