Near beer saloon fines upheld in recorder court
In a recorder court session on Marietta street near Corput, W A Freeman was fined 28 for keeping a near beer saloon on September 1 last year. A separate case against Grit Freeman involved four pint bottles of whisky found during a burglary probe, leading to a 57.50 fine.
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Recorder’s Court
W. A. Vreeman
Marietta Street
Corput
Freeman
Wality
Recorder
Grit Freeman
Hicks
Winter Salvation Army Congress to Convene in Atlanta
The Salvation Army holds its annual winter congress in Atlanta February 25 to 28 with Brigadier and Mrs Stanyon of New York City attending. Delegates from southern cities will join main services at First Congregational Church with Governor Hoke Smith presiding.
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Salvation Army
Atlants
Closivs
Colonst
E Holz
Department of Pennsylvania
South
Stanyon
New York City
Ahe
Privets
Eva Booth
Berri
Fist Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Hoke Smith
Amen's Missionary Movement Announces Fare Details
Annotated notice from Birmingham Ala Seaboard outlines round trip tickets at 5.20 dollars with tram rates for live Atlantic 8 service on Tuesday. City Ticket Office at 23 Peachtrea offers information. two phone lines listed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Seaboard
Reichert Visits Atlanta On Alfalfa Plans And Speech
J H Reichert, second vice president of the International Correspondence School of Scranton, pa, spent over a week in Georgia on business. He spoke Tuesday night at the Knights of Pythias Hall in Atlanta, addressing students and friends about success and alfalfa as a major crop. Reichert, a noted agronomist, urged Georgia farmers to plant alfalfa, asserting millions of acres could yield substantial dividends.
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J H Reichert
International Correspondence School
Scranton
Georgia
Atlanta
Knights of Pythias
Kiser
Winang
Rickert
Weather and Enterprise Tied to Forecasting
New York February 10. Je I Moore chief of the United States weather bureau asserts Americans owe their spirit and enterprise to changing weather. He spoke on Shemes and Weather Forecasting at Columbia University during a lecture outlining the importance of weather conditions to national life.
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Americcas
New York
Je I. Moore
United States
Weather Bureau
Moore
Columbia University
Morning Wear Jewelry for Daytime Use Highlighted
Modish buyers seek clear-cut distinction between dressy jewelry and morning wear pieces. Shirtwaist rings belt pins collar pins waist sets purses and day wear jewelry receive special attention in our store with the smartest new items on offer.
J H Seals founder of Sunny South dies at 78
Colonel John Henry Sears longtime newspaper man and founder of The Sunny South magazine in Atlanta in 1874 died at the state sanitarium Milledgeville at age 78. His body arrived in Atlanta and funeral services were set for 10 o clock at H M Patterson Son Chapel with interment in Oakland cemetery. He built a broad journalism and literary career including The Temperance Banner and The Georgia Literary and Temperance Crusader. He married Mary E Sanders in 1857 and survived by a brother, a sister, and a federal veteran near Griffin Ga.
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John Henry Sears
The
Sunny South
Milledgeville
Atlanta
H M Patterson & Son
Oakland Cemetery
Sears
South
Warren County
Mercer University
Pensle
Temperance Banner
Georgia Literary and Temperance Crusader
General Braggs
Richmond Postefaire
Greensboro
Mary E Sanders
Sunny Houth
Colonel Seals
Rey T A
South Georgia Conference
W J Kincaid
W I Kincala
Kincaid Manufacturing Company
Gritin, Ga
Jacob Ris Lecture Postponed At Temple Lyceum
The lecture by Dr Jacob Rua scheduled at Temple Lyceum this week has been postponed due to business demands. It will be rescheduled in Atlanta later this year.
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Jacob Ris
Temple Lyceum
Jacob Rua
Mistaken Identity Case Probed in Anniston Ala
Anniston Alabama February 16 special effort to proving if son Bud Thompson innocent of stealing cotton on the grounds of mistaken identity Roy Heese in jail at Talladega will try to prove his innocence. The Talladega merchant to whom the cotton was tied is said to have made a mistaken identification in the case.
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Anniston
Ala
BF ‘Thompson
Bud Thompson
Roy Heese
Talla
Bud
Acquitted of Contempt Charge in Macon Court
In Macon on February 10 special term Judge Urquhart acquitted Boys Groves of contempt of court related to alleged illicit mail actions. The earlier disorderly conduct charge involving a Negro named Groves was dismissed as the case did not develop as feared.
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Macon
Groves
Urquhart
Jack
Tomer
Detained man linked to bad checks after race losses
In Paverneh Georgia on February 10 police connected Reinheld H Greve, a well known young man, to several businesses reporting he cashed bad checks. He claimed racing losses left him financially embarrassed and that he hoped to repay with future money, but the plan failed and checks were bounced. He had up to date checks on file with authorities.
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Paverneh
Havanneh
Reinheld H Greve
Health officer urges pass of back yard cleanliness law
In Atlanta the health officer Dr J. Kennedy declares back yards must be kept free of manure to prevent disease. The board of health delays a sanitation ordinance, proposing a tax or fines on owners of horses and cows to fund yard cleaning. Kennedy vows action after a forthcoming meeting with the city attorney to draft a strict law.
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Allente
Board of Health
J. 2. Kennedy
Kennedy
Almatedean
Samtery Department
Azhewieh
Atlanta
Ciy
Central Presbyterian Chooses Knoxville Pastor Ogden
Rev Dunbar H Ogden, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Knoxville, Tenn, is chosen for the Centre Presbyterian Church of this city. He will likely accept, succeeding Rev Theron H Rice who left to join the Princeton Theological Seminary. Ogden, a New Orleans native in his thirties, studied at Southwestern University and previously led Columbia Miss. His tenure in Knoxville has drawn interest from major southern churches, including one in Charlotte, NC.
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Dunbar H Ogden
1St Presbyterian Church
Knnoxville
Tenn
Presbyterian Church
Theron H Rice
Theological Seminary of
The
Princeton University
Qyden
New Orleas Ia
Southwestern University of
Fire Department Praise Letter From DeLeon at 456 Piedmont Ave
Mia DeLeon of 456 Piedmont Avenue wrote to the fire station expressing deep appreciation for the kindness shown during a February 2 fire at her home. She enclosed a $8 relief fund donation and lauded the department’s quick, efficient response and high character.
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Ada M Deleon
Piedmont Avenue
Mia DeLeon
Offcer Coogler Doing Good Work Persists in Reform Efforts
Citizens applaud Probation Officer Coogler for reforming drunks while council debates abolishing the probationer for drunkards post. Alderman Roberto urges delay as supporters cite letters from wives praising his influence and urging continued enforcement of the program.
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Sevka
Aersea
Roberto
Coogler
Atlanta
Deer
Googler
Robinson seeks new trial after bigamy conviction
Will Robinson's lawyers in Valdosta Georgia move for a new trial after a February sentencing of four years in the penitentiary Judge Mitchell will rule once the stenographer completes the transcript. If denied, the defense plans an appeal to the supreme court. Simms, Robinson's second wife, testifies she believes in his innocence and will stay loyal whether in prison or not.
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Valdosta
Will Robinson
Mitchell
Cent
Supreme Court
Robinson
Funeral services for Mrs C E B Phillips held in Macon
Mrs C E B Phillips of Macon Georgia died recently. The funeral was held this morning at the home on Second Avenue with Reverend Rey Beutel of the Second Baptist Church officiating. The rites were followed by burial in a local cemetery.
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Macon
EB Puilipa
Second
Rey W Beutel
Second Baptist Ghureh
Roag
Election hinges on two points in DeKalb county election case
Assistant City Attorney argues no right to file in county name. Case questions whether 1906 act applies to county site removal and if the February election is void or remedy exists. Hearing before Judge Bilis in DeKalb county records proceeds with counsel argues on validity of 1905 act and city ordinance.
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Freeman
Greater
fAsiesta
DeKalb County
R J Freeman
Bilis
Wimbish, Watkins & Bilis
Mayson
Atlanta
Waynesboro Laughs At Stir Over Postmaster Appointment
In Waynesboro Georgia tension rises as Senate scrutiny of the Waynesboro postmaster appointment increases. Friends of both candidates flood senators with telegrams and letters while residents watch Washington with interest. The office pays seven hundred dollars annually.
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Washington
Waynesboro
Senate
Pisce
Augusta
Southern Steel Reorganization Plan Approved in New Jersey
New York February 10 The reorganization plan of the Southern Steel Company is operative now with $2,000,000 paid. Prominent London and Paris bankers are said to back the move. The trustee will sell Birmingham Alabama properties in March and commence improvements. A new company will be formed under New Jersey law to hold all Southern Steel properties and affiliates including Georgia Steel Lacey Buck Iron Chattanooga Tron and Coal. New securities include 1 (bonds) 10 000 000 common stock and 7 000 000 preferred stock. The group owns vast ore lands coal mines and mining sites across multiple states with significant production capacity.
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New York
Southern Steel Company
London
Paris
Birmingham
Ala
New Jersey
Southernel Company
Georgia Steel Company
Lacey- Buck Iron Company
Chattanoogs Tron and Coal Company
Southern Steel Company Nd
FARM EXPERTS MEET IN GEORGIA MEETINGS
Statesboro hosts Farmers Cooperative Demonstrative Work subregions meeting led by JFP Campbell and Gentry from Washington DC. Experts, including Cubbedge Peach Smith and others, plan to travel to Atlanta Athens and other towns for upcoming sessions this week. In Macon, Roblay Smith, once held in asylum, returns there at his own request accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Harry Robert.
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Statesboro
Farmers’ ‘Cooperative
Jfp Campbell
Department of Mericulture
Washington, DC
and & Gentry
Atlanta
Athens
F W Cubbedge
Guyton
OQ L Peach
Ellaville
H Smith
Swainaipero
L. Ly. Parker
Daisy
B Kennedy
Collins
C Sanford
Waynesboro
J A Warnock
Summit
G. Trapnell
Metter
Ben
Mooney
J Rushing
Register
Robley Smith
Macon
cHigoel Roblay Smith
Mitle Ie
Harry Robert
Knoxville
Jones Heads Joint Committee in Macon Council
Macon Georgia February 10 Special report cites Mayor Miller addressing council after heavy rainfall caused damage overnight. A weather overseer notes significant rainfall, with words garbled but indicating widespread impact and property damage in the city.
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Jones
Macon
Miller
Mitchell
Georgia Marble at Nearly Cost Offered by Company President
Tate, Ga February 10 Special President Sam Tate of the Georgia Marble Company says he used every effort to persuade contractors to use Georgia marble in the Atlanta post office project. He notes the company offered marble, including that used in the Candler building, at practically cost but contractors would not adopt it.
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Georgia Marble Company
Georgia Marble
Tate, Ga
Sam Tate
Georgia Marble Comper
Georgia
Atlanta
Georets
Candler
Young man shoots self in Waynesboro home
In Waynesboro Georgia on February 10 early morning Moses Green, Dr T Miller’s stepson, attempted suicide with a .44 caliber pistol, shooting himself in the head while in bed. He was found severely wounded and not expected to live. Earlier he had told friends of his intent to kill himself and, after joking about it, returned home, kissed his mother, and went to his room.
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Waynesnoro
Eling Bimeel
Savannah Man Dies Preparing for Europe Trip Health
Mark H. Schaul of Meinhard Schaul & Co died at daybreak in Savannah just hours after signing papers for an extended Europe trip seeking health. A longtime Savannah resident, he was a Mason and Knights of Pythias member, survived by his wife, three children, two brothers and three sisters. funeral to be held Friday.
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Europe
Savannah
Wittin
Mark H. S Ehaul
Meinhard, Schaul & Co
Mark Schaul
New York
Knights of Pythos
H HS Schaul
Ausapta
I. J Sofiaul
Auguste
Hele Fri
Examiner Filed Report On Wilcox Telfair Timber Dispute
In Macon Georgia on February 10 special Imperial examiner JC Morcock released a long testimony report from the case Dcminges River Lumber Company versus BM Hayes and Reason Lott. The timber lands in Wilcox and Telfair counties are at issue and the complaint was before Judge Emory Speer several months ago.
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Macon
JC Morcock
Dcminges River Lumber Company
BM. Hayes
Reason Lott
Wilcox
Telfair
Emory Speer
Gowan's Pneumonia Preparation Advertised
An archaic medicine ad touts external, fast absorbing treatment for pneumonia croup colds coughs pains and congestion. Sold by arugglats at prices ranging from 600 dollars to 25 cents, claiming quick relief and sparing the user from famumation and soreness.
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Gowan
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