Baltimore Fire Destruction and Guarded City Aftermath
Eyewitness account describes intense flames sweeping through Baltimore blocks from Lombard to St Paul streets with embers and collapsing buildings. Soldiers and militia guard streets as banks close for ten days, revealing vast economic paralysis and mass displacement.
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LooxTog
City Hall
Baltimore
Milittia
Taft
Corbin
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Slocum
Ninth of Georgia
Madison Barracks
Gorman
Warfield
Annnapolis
Warfeld
Lombard and
Liberty
Fayette and St Paul
Market, Space
Lombard Streets
Baltimore Street
McAfee
Baltimores
Fames
Hremen
Cuburba
Baltimor
Fined for Crap Shooting in Athens Ga
In Athens Ga police found two crowds dice shooting and detained the men. Mayor Rhodes fined each participant six dollars. Eighteen young men and boys were fined in the incident reported February 8.
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Athens
Calaboose
Rhodes
Baltimore fire insurance losses hit several firms hard
Local insurers with Baltimore offices face heavy losses from the great blaze. Managers in Atlanta report no definite figures as adjusters prepare to settle claims. Rumors say multiple companies will be seriously hurt, with possible settlements around sixty six cents on the dollar and some reinsurance help.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Moses Wright Ends Run Denial in Seventh District Race
In Rome Georgia Moses Wright reiterates refusal to run for Congress despite urging from supporters after Judge Maddox withdrew. He remains committed to not entering the race as Frank Copeland announces his candidacy, with Lee and Copeland viewed as strong contenders from the same county. Also Paris reports composer Pairneau finishing a dramatization of Zola's The Faquesta of Abba with symphonic music.
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Frank Copeland
Walker County
Rome
Gordon Lee
Tomorning
Tribune
Congress
Maddox
Moses Wright
Wright
Walker
Zola
Paris
Fpairneau
Bruneau
Funeral brief notices for Adams Farr Widdows and Todd
Funeral services were held for R FE Adams at Westminster Presbyterian Church with several ministers present and burial in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Sallie Fare died at 82 Cotton Avenue, widow of R H Farr, to be buried in Roswell. Robert Widdows 84, pioneer Fulton County resident, died at Hemphill. burial at Westview. J P Todd thanks readers for sympathy after his son Jesse Clifford Todd was killed by a wagon. Several local items include basketball team selections, other obituaries, lawsuits and court actions.
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R FE. Adams
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C R. Nisbet
C. P. Bridewell
T. P Cleveland
Patton
Decatur Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Sallie Fare
Cotton Avenue
R H Farr
Roswell
Robert Widdows
Fulton County
Hemphill
Mr. Widdows
Westview Cemetery
J P. Todd
Be- Tegan Avenue
Jesse Clifford Todd
J. P. Todd
Midweek Bargain Day Returns in The Constitution
Thursday will feature special sales advertised by Atlanta's leading merchants in The Constitution. The midweek event, a response to last week's success, has become popular with both merchants and shoppers. The advertising department originated the idea at merchants' request to handle numerous sales.
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Atlanta
Will You Write a Postal To a Sick One Get Well?
Advertisement offering Dr Shoop's Restorative as a quick cure with a money back test. Promises rapid relief for weak nerves and organs, and urges sending a postal to Dr Shoop for a sample trial. Claims high cure rates and supports purchase with various books on health.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Stole Flowers From Graves In Georgia Cemetery
In Inwood cemetery Columbus police interrupted a young white man stealing carnations from a grave during daybreak. Officers fired ten times as the suspect fled. they hope to identify him again. Other notices include bankruptcy petitions against Georgia Trading Company, new mill machinery worth thirty thousand dollars arriving at Eagle and Phenix, and plans for a public exhibition by the YMCA. The Paulding court convenes with murder among cases and new agent Newman succeeds Brooks at the Southern railway office.
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Columbus
Inwood Cemetery
Willams
Reynolds
Reynolds and Detective Moore
Big Eagle
Phenix
Columbusitea
Chester
City of Columbus
Ocean Steamship Company
J. F Hanson
Central of Georgia Railway
Mra
F B Gordon
Auburndale
Boston
Youn Men’s Christian Association
Auguste
Association
Wty
Augusta
Paulding Court
Daas
Paulding Superior Court
Bartlett
W. K. Fielder
G. W. Grogan Foremah
Joe James
Douglasville
True Bills Against Lane and Henderson in Bibb Grand Jury
Bibb county grand jury examined Lane Henderson and Macon officials amid reports of a potential true bill against Lane. Indictments were reportedly prepared for Lane and Henderson with bonds discussed. details remain undisclosed as officials withheld comment. A separate session yielded multiple true bills on various misdemeanors and ongoing investigations continue.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Grand Jury
Colonel Nisbett
Bibb Su- Derler
Julian R Lane
Brunnon
Nisbett
Lanes
Henderson
Tumor
Lane
Bibb County Grand Jury
Perkina
Young Duke
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TRY Oppenheim
Oppenheim
Alabama
Forsyth
Prudential
WN. Pryor
Grove
Mose Wright
Boyden
Boston Blucher
Newark
Franklin
Philadelphia
Muse
Whitehall Street
ENL
Timor
Cope Davis
Nat Thornton
Stacey Thornton
Moultrie Hitt
Reddy Daniels
C Green
Luther Hudson
Frank Farris
Lovice
J B Wellborn
Redan
Wellborn
Albert Weinfeld
Hugh Stevens
West Point
Ormond
Pinkerton
Samuel McClurkan
Severance & Weinfeld
Weinfeld
Stevens
Bonniee Jones
W E Candler
George P Jones
Union County
BF. McCoy
Morrow Transfer Company
Milton Hirsch
Atlantic
Forsyth Street Bridge
Walter Kennedy
Baptist Orphans’ Home
Decatur
Rey Ross Crumley
R. A. Perrott
Edgar B. McCrory
F M Hughes
J. G. Miller
Federal Prison
Wall Street
Broyles
Miller
Forsyth Street
Charlie Martin
Bles
James E. Ferris
United States
Nash Broyles
Decatur Street
Ferris
Glenn
McClellan Academy
Newnan
Columbus Law
Buena Vista
Georgia Trading Company
Little & Battle
T 5
Rainey
C.1. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Savannah
Ansley Hughes
Southern Railway
Attaiane
Hughes
Gands
Tfughes
Ieee Eeu
Park Row
New York
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