Violent Alley Encounter Ends in Shootout near Ty Hall
Eyewitnesses recount a deadly confrontation on Bay Street near Ty Hall involving Dyer, McBride, Kearney, Te oing, and Lane. The melee left Habe Dyer dead, McKenna injured, and warrants issued for McBride, McBrison, Kearney, and Teo. Det Jewitt’s release noted. inquest to follow as city braces for further legal action.
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Tonge
Dyer
James McBride
Tim McBrison
Pat Kearney
Sau” Dyer
James Te
Aer
Habe
McKenna
Mabilly
Dublin mayor and councilmen push plan for depot project
A Dublin effort led by Mayor Daley and Councilor Wright aims to establish a new depot. The group backs a package endorsed by several managers and local business figures to advance the factory and transit project amid mixed support.
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Becepie
Sasasia
It Takes Nerve Dr Miles Nerveine advertise ment
A dated testimonial describing nerve force as essential to bodily functions and energy. It promotes Dr Miles' Nervine as a restorative remedy, claiming improvements in appetite digestion sleep and overall vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Osean
Myessif
A L
Pitteburg
Castle de Miles
Mervinee
Lotus
Miles Medical Co
Elkhert, Ind
Stomach Ailment Mentioned in Curious Advertisement
An odd fragment describes a weak stomach with symptoms after meals including distress and heartburn. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for indigestion and related issues, claiming it offers permanent relief and discourages substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Special Term to Try Negro in Washington Ga
A special term of Wilkes County Superior Court, ordered by Judge Jace M Holden, will convene in Washington on Tuesday the 13th to try Witchard Anderson, a Black youth who confessed to an attempted assault on the five year old daughter of JB Ruce is. Anderson has been held in Richmond County jail since January 26 and will remain in Augusta until trial. Local sheriff J W Callaway deemed removal prudent due to public backlash as details became known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilkes County
Jace M Holden
Witchard Anderson
JB. Ruce
Robes
Oeles
Anderson
Richjrd County
Augusta
Holder
Jai
Bhaerift
W Callaway
Passing Throng Judge Rosser Finds Health in Hot Springs
Judge Rosser of Atlanta travels to Hot Springs Arkansas for health improvement after months of rheumatic illness and nervous prostration. He stays at the Waverly Hotel with friends including Dr and Mrs Barclay of Bethany and Miss Applegate Wellsburg. He notes Hot Springs size and commerce amid conversations about Alexander Campbell, Bethany College, and historic ties to Christianity and Virginia estate history.
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B. Rosser
Atlanta
Hot Springs
Ark
Majestic Hotel
Waverly
J. J Barclay
Bethany
West Virginia
Mina ‘W Applegate
Wellsburg
West Va
Barclay
Barcly
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Tangier
Morocco
Banclay
Alexander Campbell
Union of All Christians
Bethany College
America
Thompson
Washington, DC
Alexander
Wilam Campbell
Mirs Julian Barclay
Dr Barclay
Dr Falcon
Georgia
Ana
LOCAL INTEREST NOTES ON CITY OFFICIALS AND VISITORS
City officials including Aldermen Tasge Stratman J H Holla and colleagues attended meetings in Atlanta reporting sanitary progress and street work. Glen Wy Mowe and other visitors joined a party touring sites in Piedmont and nearby areas. Kronberg, visiting from Georgia, arrived yesterday and will lead a tour of Mme Cave next week, staying through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayor
Stratman
Atlanta
Vesterd Sorie
Wermingham
Jae Kaonvite
Khonashg
Ols
Yeaterdap
Kronberg
Mme Cave
Major Gillette testifies on cheap river harbor work in Savannah
Major Cassius E. Gillette, chief witness in the Greene and Gaynor trial in federal court, details jetty and dredging methods used in Savannah district contracts. He compares costs under Carter versus his own administration, describing mattresses and facings and the sinking process. Prosecution contends Greene and Gaynor did the Cumberland Sound contract poorly and cheaply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Cassiua E. Gillette
Greene
Gaynor
Gillettes
O M Carter
Carter
Gaypors
Carters
Major Gillette
Cassinla E Gillette
Cumberland Sound
Edward H. Gaynor
Greene and
White laborers flocking south to Georgia and Florida
Albany Georgia February 9 special report notes hundreds of white laborers, many European, moving into Georgia and Florida to displace the existing negro workforce. Lumber turpentine brick and other operators plan to recruit more white laborers from the West and East, with rail records showing over 200 passing through Albany bound for Florida and along the Central road corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Georgia
Florida
Ria
Red Cypress Lember Co
St Louis
Apalachicola
Fla
Here
Alabama
Mothe and Child Emulsion Benefit Highlight
The piece extols Scott's Emulsion as a dependable nourishment source for both mother and child. It emphasizes how an exhausted or overworked mother struggles to feed two and claims the emulsion provides internal strength and improved wellbeing for mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
How Count Boni Made Money Fly
Continued from Page One this summary outlines extravagant spending by Anna Gould and the Count, from lavish banquets and costly wardrobes to priceless artifacts. It notes purchases such as a $200,900 banquet bill, a $60,000 clock, a Verona palace, and numerous art reliquaries, illustrating alleged drained fortunes and a looming divorce trial.
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Chamber of Deputies
Lucullus
Armount
Anna Goulé
Madame
M le Comte
Anna Gould
Homme
Gould
France
Louis Bette
Rene du Barry Jardinieres
Lewhet
Montfarret
Montfarrat
Bent
Republic
Montjarret
Grevy
Anns Gould
Remains Will Lie In State For Major W. E. Steelman
Major W. E. Steelman died February 9 in Savannah after a three day illness from paralysis. He was a cotton exchange figure and later served as a veteran’s leader. The funeral will be held in state for veterans with burial at a federal cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs. Steelman of Hambers and siblings in Cadmen and Hendersonville.
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W. E. Steelman
Westerday
Savannah Sqvannal
WK Steelman
Kernour
Mar Steedman
Ms Hoor
Cotton Exchange
Checken
Sumter
Majer Stedman
Charleston
Ipnad Oyiarlegton
Balun
Knepp Poke He & 49
Tha Tym 2
Hadeere
Stedman
Hambere
Orether SF Rirke Breeden
Cadmen SC
R E. McDowell
Hendersonville
Change in Gate of the Meeting Dates for League of Georgia Mayors
The Georgia League of Mayors changes the annual meeting from August to June 12 to allow discussion of municipal improvements and to seek legislative aid. Augusta Mayor Allen announces the shift aimed at giving mayors time to press bills during the summer legislature session. Secretary Mayor Smith notes the move facilitates tackling taxation and licensing issues that affect cities’ share of state revenues.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Allen
Augusta
League of Georgia Municipali
Smith
Georgia League of Mayors
General Assembly
Deaths and Funerals in Georgia and Nearby Areas
A compiled obituary column notes several deaths and forthcoming services. G Cook of Oak Grove district dies at 68 after three months illness. funeral at Cross Roads church with Masons in charge. Mrs Sallie F Jenkins and T W Hudson sent for burial in Flovilla and Forrest Park respectively. Mrs Emma Champ killed by trolley. funeral in Oakland cemetery. William H Walker dies at 50 Evans Street. service at home then Oakland cemetery. Mrs Mary Lawson Hill dies in New York at 83. William Phillips dies at 67. body to Stockbridge for funeral. Theodore Mroczkowski, 86 Polish native and former count, dies in Albany. funeral today. Mrs Sallie Rogers dies in Lyons. daughter of A A Allmond. Nat Stubbs dies in Fort Worth. son of Colonel John M M Stubbs. J R Mahaffey dies near Loganville. buried at family ground. long-time Walton county figure. Frank Kilpatrick, Macon, dies. manager of a company. services held. Several other local notices include a Mr Gildea and a poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar death reported.
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G. Cook
Cook
Oak Grove
Cross Roads
Sallie F. Jenkins
T. W Hudson
Venable Street
Forrest Park
Emma Camp
Harry G Powle & Co
Emma Champ
Oakland
William H. Walker
Willam H . Walker
Evans Street
J. Perry
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Lawson Hill
Rommons
New York City
Albany
Theodore Mroczskowski
Mr Mroczkowski
Poland
Count Mronziewski
America
Fou
Yes
Bronawick
Sallie Rogerd
Lyons
Mra Sallie Rogers
C. A. Rogers
A A. Allmond
Bummitt
Nat Stubbs
Fort Worth
Tex
Dublin
Yestern Agy
Texas
Nat. Stubbs
Stubbs
John MM. Stubbs
J. @ Stubbs
H M. Stanley
Um Pritchett
J. E. Mahaffey
Lawrenceville
John R. Mahaffey
Walton County
Gansville
Mr Mahaffey
Stone Mountain
Frank Kilpatrick
Macon
31 Con Shor Company
Koran Hu-Tnese
Famie Pome
Severa
Bulpateh
Panne
Werke i Arndeers
Gildea
Arson Charge Faces Russells in Concord Ga
Concord Georgia February 6 Jesse and Albert Russell two young white men of Lipsey Springs were arrested today by Sheriff Milner on warrants charging them with burning the nursery of Smith Bros the large nursery in Concord. Fire November 15 destroyed fifteen head of stock most of them mules and other valuables over four thousand dollars no insurance. A commitment trial will be held in Zebulon tomorrow at 10 oclock.
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Concord
Jesse
Aibert Russell
Liffey Springs
Milner
Smith Bros
Goncord
Zebulon
White House wedding invitations limited for Miss Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced at the White House that Miss Roosevelt will wed Mr Longworth and that invitations will be extended only to close kin and personal friends within White House capacity. Officials in Washington are also included in specified classes, with the guest list at risk of exceeding space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abhington
Roosevelt
White House
Roosevvelt
Longworth
Washington
Housevelt
Minerva Berry Swindled Over Water For Liquor Trial
In a Desiur Street case Minerva Berry testified in the orders court that a lynching tale of a pint of water passed for corn liquor was a near-poisoning swindle. Olver Jackson faced as the accused swindler with attorney Tom Goodwin, who offered to pay from his own pocket to settle.
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Helalujah
Inorders Court
Olver Jackson
Tom Goodwin
Desiur Street
Berry
Yu Non
Minerva Berry
Jackson
Minerva
Goodwin
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Ty Hall
All oMca
Babe Dyer
Sep Dyer
Bnatcher
Habe Dyer
Rafer
Atres
Wee Orming
Tia
Tshange
Tas Silding
Dyers
Kearney
Mrkk
Richard Anderson
Hoowhanan
Talbot Tos Ga
Funcellar
Usorgta
King's
Fe Path
Piedmont
Man Wiill
Europe
The
West
Mothe and Child
Count Boni
League of Georgia
Mraallie F. Jenkins
Fium Street
Flovilla
Fivilla
Jenkins T. W. Hudson
William Phillips
Willam Phillips
Kirkwood Avenue
Stockbridge Ga
Dayton
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
W. L. Douglas
WD. L. Douglas
Pravevere Ax
Mae, Dase
Brockton
Mass
Comfort Aa
We & Peffr
L. Douglas
Bailaioe
Peachtree St
BROWN
Russells
Smith Brothers
Usaeew Coi
Udiius
Watts
C_& Falsam
Morris Mayer
Fromm
Komary
Mark
Am Praga
Roe Tom
Horley
Board of Boutin Ete
Moore
Dr Hathaway &7
Inman
Broad Street
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