Prominent Men to Be Candidates in Atlanta Primary
Business leaders in Atlanta push for strong, non factional candidates to govern next administration. Key aldermanic possibilities include J R Smith and Dr L P Stephens. Hugh Inman and J M Stephens likely to run if others emerge. other wards consider E H Thornton Henry R Durand J H Foster W O P Fel.
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L. P. Stephens
J. BR. Smith
Atlanta
J. R. Smith
Petera Street
Fifth Ward
Hugh Inman
J. M. Stephens
Mr. Inman
Feld
Mr. Stephens
Mike Riley
Federation of Trades
E. H. Thornton
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Henry R. Durand
Professor Grey’s fortune telling case ends in Atlanta court
Atlanta license inspector halted Professor George F Grey, a self styled palmist and clairvoyant, for conducting fortune telling at No 10 North Pryor Street in violation of city law. The recorder fined Grey 25 dollars and 75 cents after a brief public seance in which a tester described paying for vague revelations.
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George F. Grey
Recorder
Atlanta
Professor Grey
City
Hunter
No. 10
North Pryor Street
Webster
Recorder’s Court
Georsia
United States
Stumits
Spooks
Supreme Court of the State
JUDGE EWING TO PREACH IN ATLANTA SUNDAY
Judge William G. Ewing once served Chicago Superior Court for fourteen years. Ill health forced resignation but Christian Science healing revived him. He now travels promoting the religion and will lecture at Grand Opera House Sunday afternoon with free seats.
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Wiliam G. Ewing
Grand Opera House
Atanta
Adlan Stevenson
Atlanta
Florida
South
Richmond
Asa
Chicago
Boston
The Fortune Teller and the Reporter in a Ghostly Room
A reporter meets a young professor presiding over a fortune telling act staged in a bedroom like room with mirrors. The professor uses slips and patter to guess numbers and predict outcomes while admitting limits on predicting specific fortunes such as horse races or personal fate. He hints at resuming “full life sitting” but refuses precise answers.
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Brooklyn
Creamer Resigns as Fertilizer Inspector in Savannah
Robert J. Creamer has resigned as Inspector of fertilizers to Commissioner Q O Stevens. Franke McDermott, ex-Chief of Police, is slated to be appointed as his successor. Both men belong to the Citizens Club faction and an agreement reportedly places McDermott in the job with Creamer taking city marshal or another post after the city officer election.
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McDermott
Savannah
Robert J. Creamer
QO. B. Stevens
Franke McDermott
Citizens Club
Creamer
Eugene Debs Speech in Savannah Criticizes Plant System
In Savannah on February 9 Eugene V Debs, noted labor leader, spoke on labor problems to a crowded audience. He advocated social democracy and sharply criticized several corporations, notably the Plant System, accusing it of long term practices.
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Savannah
Eugene VW. Debs
Debs
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A set of testimonial letters from middle aged women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life and related bladder and liver ailments. Recipients include Mrs Geo H Jung of Brooklyn and Mrs M Butt Lee of Bridgewater, highlighting improved health and urging others to use the remedy.
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Lydia E Winksham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Geo. H
Mus. PrInxway
Pinkham
Manata Buttlee
Bridgewater
Prexuau
E. James
Coydon St
Bradford
Superintendent B Dunham Ends Labor Orgs on System
The system did not tolerate labor organizations of any kind and the labor groups were eliminated by Superintendent B. Dunham, who recently resigned.
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B. Dunham
Drunk Juror and Officer Sent to Jail in North Carolina Trial
Judge Shaw jailed juror J G Grant for ten days and officer J W Hemphill for ten days for contempt after Grant was found drunk during the Marion furniture factory case verdict. The jury's verdict for the furniture company was set aside.
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Charlotte
N. C
Shaw
Godfrey
Marion
J. G. Grant
J W. Hemphill
Grant
Furniture Company
Gans Beats Sullivan In Lightweight Bout
New York, February. Joe Gans, the Baltimore lightweight pugilist, gained a well earned decision over Spi. Sullivan in a featured fight, showcasing his speed, ring control, and endurance amid a crowded arena.
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New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
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Paxo PI
Robert Nelson Stevens
Zenda
Whitehall
Grey
Broyles
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Professor Urey
Marion Hotel
Pryor Street
Mtr
Mayme
Mrs. Grey
Judge Ewing
Christian Science
Eugene Debs
B.S
Buffalo
Lithia
Water of Virginia
Bright
Samuel
L. Potter
A.M
London
College of Physicians and Surgeons
San Francisco
Buffalo Lithia Water
Virginia
William H. Drummond
Bishop's University
Montreal
Canada
Buffalo Lithia
Crocere Aka Draggista Generaiiz
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Gans
Spike Sullivan
Van
Broadway Athletic Club
Jacek Daly
Erne
Paints
Frank Erne
Jack Daly
Fort Dearborn Athletic Club
Daly Sogn
Collins
John Collins
The
Cotton Exchange
Eiseman Bros
W. Cerman
Washington, D. C
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