Ward Lines Proposed by City Engineer In Annexation Debate
City engineer proposes ward boundaries with corridors along Central, Western and Southern rail lines. Boundary details include First Ward along Bimpann and Hunter streets toward Greensferry Avenue, with Ninth Ward gains and Oak land City annexation tied to a water basin promise in 1912. Councilman Johnston vows to oppose annexation, pending legislative charter changes before any vote.
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First Ward
Gentral Railroad
Wastern and Atlantic Railroad
Bimpann Street
Loulavillé and Nashville Railroad
Hunter Street
Hunter Strest
Ashby Street
Greensferry
Lee Streeet
Hammond Street
Park Streat
Centra Tudirosd
Second Werd
Pryot Strest
Hill Street
The
Georgia Railroad
Belt Ling Railroad
Third Ward
Beittine Railroad
Georgia, Railroad
Fourth Ward
Fort Street
Tenth Stree
Southern Railway
Fifth Want
Simpson Street
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Syeous
State Street
Hemphill Avenue
Zumpton Street
Sixth Ward
North Avenue
Georgis Railroad
Western
Atlantic
Seventh Ward
Pre‘nt
Battle Hie
Alvintic
Eighth Ward
Evenus
Tenth Street
Southern Railroad
Toman Park
Ninth Ward
Tenth Ward
Pryor Street
Whitehall
Central Railroad
Forsyth
Oakland City
Bonnie Bran
Oakana City
Oaklang City
Johnston
Miet
Bhatter
West West
New York Metal Exchange Has No Existence
A February report from New York states a governor appointed committee found no real NY Metal Exchange. Investigators questioned Philander R depictions and Horace Scheinman noted the inquiry found no trading entity. The committee claimed the exchange is non existent and questioned the need for further action.
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N. Y
New York
Rughear
Exil 5
Philander R. Depitings
Horace Wie
Scheinman
Jennings
Torpedo Boats Sail Nortale February Report
Torpedo boats Porter Birbrick and Stockton, supported by Worden, prepare to sail tomorrow from Nortale as part of a naval operation near Chaclan e the 08 home station, with fineshin noted.
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Nortale
Huaas
Birbbrick
Stockton
RMI
Allires
Chaclane
Digestive Aid Adclaims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An old style advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution to indigestion and sour stomach. It claims natural digestive juices are improved by the tablets and that they support digestion, blood quality, and overall health. The plea invites readers to visit a druggist and send name and address for samples.
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Stuart
Multiple Obituaries Outline Local Mortality Notices
Several brief death notices and funeral intimation items appear, naming George William Rubereon a 29 year old conductor for the Georgia Hallway and Electric Company. Mary Elisabeth Foster, 45, wife of Os Foster, and others including Mrs. C. Biehan 24. Ware, Addison White, Mary Wright, Mattie Kate Denton, Lila Tomlin and White L. Woodson. The notices list survivors, residences, and planned funeral arrangements across Atlanta, Decatur, Columbus, and Macon with interment details and service times.
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George William Rubereon
Dente Diez
Parent
Pire
A! Roberson
Ste East
Brotherhood of Hallway ‘Trammen
Decatur
Gat
Mary Elisabeth Foster
Mery Elizabeth Foster
Wi ‘Os
Foster
Iisees
Erne Neil Eva
Rosalind Fonter
Wille Foster
Slete
Thomas McSolliater
Columbus
William T
Gaheries dispute reaches agreement for Hague arbitration
Washington February 4 Ambassador Bryce and New Foundland authorities reached an agreement on the Gaheries controversy to be submitted to The Hague for arbitration. Some concessions were offered by the government as preparations proceed.
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Washington
Alsa
Bryce
Foundland
Gaheries
Hague
Somme
Soloital
Seanica
Lively Race for Police Board In Fifth Ward Contest
A heated race emerges to fill the fifth ward police commissioner seat after Captain Jas W English and Captain Jeroes W Fneguish depart. Council ballots will choose two commissioners in March, with candidates Mason Johnson and Steve Glass seen as front runners. Glass says he may run after initial requests from council members, while Johnson is tied to the alleged Mason faction, promising a spirited campaign ahead of the election.
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Jas. W. English
Jeroes W
General Council
Ebagileh
Citin
Hn J. Woodside
Woodside
C&nute
George & Johnson
Steve Glass
Camsnon
Johhaon
Jehhasithe
Hia Beckera
Johneon
Johnson
Mason Tar Ton
S Gless
Engiteh
Glass
State Clerks in Session in Norfolk Virginia
The state Clerks' Association of the railways of Virginia and North Carolina is in session in Norfolk. The program includes a feature about an oyster roost in Gage Trenry as guests of the Norfolk and Southern Railway.
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Tate
Norfolk
State Clerks’ Association of the Railways of
Virginia
North Carolina
Gage Trenry
Norfalc and
Souther
Bryan Czarish Methods Rapped At Tampa Banquet
Bryan spoke at a mid winter fair banquet in Tampa Bay hotel with 500 attendees. He warned the South against centrali zation and urged Democrats to mobilize for future victory in 1912. He assailed Taft’s Republicans as absolutist, praised labor leaders, and endorsed a growing Democratic sentiment in the South.
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Tampa
Kia
Bryan
Lower
Tampa, Bay
Wersone
Bryan Apckewright
Tilary A. Herbert
Navy
Cleveland
Albert W. Gollchrist
Nameena B
Mc Bryan
Ure
Euptene Court
Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank B. Morrison
Taft
Republian
Bryan Cedd
South
United States
Sczari
Eurely
Ott
Hryan
Hin Marty
Drond
Amie
Local option bill defeated in Minnesota House
In St Paul Minnesota on February 4 the Anti loan League county option bill was defeated in the House of Representatives. A minority report favored the bill but the final vote stood 44 for and 78 against. The measure was then indefinitely postponed.
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St. Pauli
Minn
House of Repre Mtstives
Denounces prize essay on Lee as misrepresented
Louisiana division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy protests a $100 prize essay on Robert E. Lee awarded to Christine Boyson of Columbia University. The winning work, titled Robert E. Lee A Present Day Entimate, is challenged for inaccuracies and reflections on the South. Judges include K. A. Alderman and Alphonso Stith. investigation committee named.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hhe
Daughters
Robert E Les
Christine Boyson
Columbia University
Ansey Oan
Robert E. Les
Toulslapa
Brea Boynow
Minnesota
K. A. Alderman
Uhlvarsity
Virginia
Alphonso Stith
Louisiana State Universty
Finley
New York University
National Association
Mise Maitie McGrath
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Mire J. 3. Allison
Benton,La
Mra. D. A. &. Vought
New Orleans
Mya T. B. Put
Nepoleonvilte, la
New Quartermaster Manages Dept of the Gulf in Atlanta
Major Geores G. Ralley United States Army arrives in Atlanta to assume duties as chief quartermaster of the Gulf department succeeding Lieutenant Colonel S. D. Jones who retires February 6. Ralley will remain in Atlanta for several weeks before touring the continent. Major Bailey will assume his duties the following day.
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Geores G. Ralley
United States Army
Quartermaster Generals Department
Washington
Atlanta
Department of the Gulf
5. D. Jones
Jones
Aimasif
Army
Sajor Bailey
Baturdar
Langley Bill Plea Drives Congress Action
At the Anti-Saloon League workers conference in Birmingham on February 4 delegates urged Congress to pass the Langley interstate shipment bill. They protested a congressional commission to study the Mqnor traffic, arguing it would delay vital reform. Alabama Anti-Saloon League events continue with meetings and delegates arriving.
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Birmingham
Ala
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Langley
Friends of the Organization
Alabama Anti-Saloon League
Souny
Death by own action of F. E. Purse at Grady Hospital
F. E. Purse, 37, of 3 Angler Avenue and partner in Wella & Purse printers, died at Grady Hospital after ingesting arsenic. Initially labeled as material causes, the death was confirmed as by own action yesterday. Survived by wife, brother Robert Purse, sisters Lily Puree and Mow WAL Burke. body moved to Savannah. funeral attended by members of Holomen ledge of Maegna.
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Angler Avenue
Wella & Purse
Noom
Grady Hospital
Savannah
Grady
Robert Purse
Misa Lily Puree
Mow Wal Burke
Tha Botty
Mn Sgcort
Holomen
Maegna
Prominent Pythian Leader Dies in Fractured Tribute
William Dance Kannea a prominent Knights of Pythias official and author of Pythian History dies. The obituary notes his strong ties to the order and mentions founder Rosenthal Rathbone in mourning. Local community pays tribute to his service and legacy within the fraternal organization.
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Chicano
William Dance ‘Kannea
Knights of Pythias Order
Reannety
South Carolina Moves to Block Crum Confirmation
In Columbia South Carolina the House adopted an anti Crum resolution calling for U S Senate to not confirm W D Crum colored appointee as collector of the port of Charleston The measure cites white supremacy and urges congressional action to block the nomination The resolution may be tweaked in the Senate before today’s vote and its impact shapes the state’s stance on civil rights and federal appointments.
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Columbis
3. C
South Carolina
Tilman
W. D. Crum
Charleston
Crom
Hove
Ovnate
Ageinat Crom
Dixon
Hatrfield County
Tin Great Republic
W- D. Crum
Rooserat
Bia
United States Senate
Southland
South Curquay
Senate
Recueveltes
Sondeo
Pert
Congress
Suth Carolina
House
Newlands
United States
Jepen
Audh
Wendling Lecture At Baptist Tabernacle
George R Wendling will lecture on Robert E Len The Idol of the South at the Baptist Tabernacle corner Lucke and Tabernacle Plase February 6 at 6 19 p m Proceeds benefit the Juvenile State farm one mile from Center six miles from Athens Ga additional location details accompany the notice
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George R. Wendling Wils
Robert E. Len
Baptist Tabernacle
Corner Luckle and
Tabernacle Ptase
Thias
California legislature and Japan race segregation debate
Washington reports a heated exchange over a California bill to segregate Japanese schoolchildren. Senator Newlands urges a national policy to restrict immigration and racial mixing, while Californians officials push separate schools. California Senator Perkins defends local authorities handling of Japanese pupils. The dispute frames broader fears of race in U S policy.
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California
Washington
Owsrage
Assembly of the
Califrnia
Perkins
Calfornia
Tower Kenools
Senator Flint
Traveling Men Gather Next Saturday Night Meeting Call
Charter members of the Georgia Traveling Men's Association plan a meeting Saturday night at 8 o'clock probably at the Pierson House to form a permanent organization. Two hundred members are already pledged as temporary secretary reports. The group aims to protect travelers against hotel arrangements and railroad facilities and to aid them in various ways. Signers include numerous named members from Cedartown, Winder, Jackson, Atlanta, Athens, Macon, and other Georgia cities.
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Georgia Traveling Men
Apsociaim
Treveli
Fld. Linford
W. A. Calloway
A. J. 1Holingsworth
B. H. H. Bean
jSing
Oh Andrews
RG. Wilby
T. L
H. T. Bradley
Cartereville
Flnney
Atlanta
Palmetto
Mardin
College Park
A. Ll. “Brooke
W. J.etexell
F.A. Line
T. O. Gililand
W. McNeal
W. R- Findigan
Jonason
Teague
George Icke
O. Walls
W. A. Lamm
Jaenaon
Jeferac Fenn
Kirkwood
J. K Harris
Athens
BH. Williams
Milledgeville
3. &Thornton
Hbertos
H. w.Sucher
Grantville
CH. Cook
Athena
Max Marka
Adante
J. D. Hawks
Rome
WR. Reesley
Toccoa
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Whitehall ST
Gov. Hughes
Memphis
Henry Morton
Mampi
Tenn
Ana
North Memphia
Morton
Sorea
Cer
T. C. Bishop
C. Biehan
Boom
West Alexander Acreet
Oakland
Pena
Ware
Peamannt
Ware Grechart Company
Caer American
Dayton
Chio
Groruia
Ohio
Addison White
Hunteville
Psat
Mra
Mery
Wright
Mary
Wernesday
Cskisn
Athaola
Zarlore
Harclay & Erasidos Co
Mattia
Kate Denton
Matte
Kate Dentut
Macon
Robert Daniel
Grange
Atlania
Meron
Lila Tomiin
Tainlia
Howell Mil
Shota
White L. Wooawon
Incumure, N. T
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American Press Associaion
New York City
Fonkers Today
Police Board
George E. Johnson
Roosevelt
Lee
Miss Boyson
Diveida
Dept. OF the Gulf
Want Langley
F. E. Purse
Post
A.m
Binner
Second
Miss Buxton
M. Rich & Bros. Co
M. Rich Bros. & Co
Ara Bar
Arrarali
Crum
Wendling
the Tabernacle
Dickerson
Nevada
Nevada House
Japan
Ama&y
Wes Asia
Intermountain
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Iglerance
Clarke
Georgia
Ordy Ore “Romo Quent,” the
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