Atlanta Automobile Trade Association Forms for Show
About two dozen automobile dealers gathered in the directors’ room to back a proposed show. EW Gans elected president with CH Johnson as secretary as the group formed the Atlanta Automobile Trade Association and outlined plans, dates, and publicity. A three member committee was named to draft a formal program and report back Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presdent Murphy
Amy
Auditorium-Armory Committee
Plana
Atlanta Automobile Trade Association
Gane
EW Gans
C Hi Jonngon
Atlanta
Pres- Ment Gans
G W Hanson
WS McNea, Jr
J M Austin
Mc See. Wald
Clarence Houston
F C Sieln
The Man Who Eats Well Diets and Business Beliefs
An advertisement essay argues modern life pressures, contrasts past meals with present work, and promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It asserts European and American workers overindulge and that balance aids health, promising strength from proper digestion and warning against overeating and irregular habits. The tablet offer is presented with pricing and order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Hiam
Stuart
Azy
Tuert Busine
Atlanta Prepares First Automobile Show Plan
A committee under F W Denby and Charles Biyea subdivides tasks among dealers, merchants, the Automobile Club of Atlanta, and city officers to secure cooperation from Mayor Maddox. The group will propose city support, present cost estimates, and set a date for the citys inaugural automobile show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby
Charles Biyea
EV ‘Wiikineon
Nrieria
Ahte Gogers
Automobile Club of Atlanta
Maddox
Charges Denied by Cole in Postmaster Appointment Fight
Lawrenceville Georgia February dispatch from Washington reports sensational charges against Postmaster W C Cole, stirring contest over the appointment. Cole denounces allegations by H E Mahaffey, G A Huff, and M S Cornett, asserting aides and supporters protest, while rivals HG Fortune and Mackin press their Washington bid and Cole claims he only entered in 1891 under a Republican regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Washington
W C Cole
Cols
Cole
Mahaffey
Ile
Huff
M S Cornett
Schuluistrathgn
Cleveland Mesera HG Fortune
Mackin
Raid of detectives probe alleged yeggmens gang
Detectives led by Oniel Jennings and Assistant Chief Jett raided three boarding houses at 6 o'clock yesterday and seized ten suspects tied to a suspected safe blowing plot. Names given include Mill er Wallace, Alexander, McMahon, Grant, Conover, Hawkins, Ailland, Brown, and Rusee. Locations cited were DeHoy hotel, Fulton hotel, and a boarding house on St North Fortayth street. Several safes were blown in prior, with the Kelly store escape blocked by lack of evidence. Russell Allard, Alexander and Miller released. Some arrestees are described as show people. two more remain held.
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Oniel Jennings
Jett
Possibee
Price
Miller
Fulton Hotel
Hunters Ieet
St North Forayth Street
Dyer
Jacob Friedman
Fist of Safes
Poermacy
Western Heighte
Moerein Brawing Company
Means Street
Whitenal Drug Company
Whitehall
Bbe
Russell Allard
Alexander
Detentatie
Terrible mine disaster at West Hanley in England
Near Newcaseth England February 16 a terrible disaster occurred at West Hanley village two miles away two explosions at Weet Stanley colliery at 4 pm killed and injured many miners nearly 200 still inside the pit as flames and a fire followed the blast efforts to reach survivors continued through the night with faint hopes of any being saved officials fear 189 lives lost and missing.
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Newcaseth
England
West Hanley
Sona
Weet Stanley
Tmp
Jt Jg
Mins
More Money Received for the DeBray Fund in West End
Subscriptions to the DeBray fund for repairing the West End home keep arriving from the city and other state areas. Four gifts of $1 were received at The Constitution office including one from a Norcross donor and others from Mr and Mrs E War, and R M Steward. Total donations reach 41 with paint promises noted as well. The fund aims to raise about 600 for all necessary repairs and progress is encouraging.
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DeBray
West End
Constitution Office
Norcross
E Wara
R M Steward
Calhoun Jury Depleted In Unclear Charge Case
A fragmented report shows Patrice Calhoun facing a single charge as jurors are depleted. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate a courtroom proceeding underway with potential implications for the case timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Temmorattig
Euieetea Webre
Patrice Calhoun
1500 Presbyterians At Big Convention
Birmingham Alabama hosts the Laymen's Missionary Movement opening with 1500 delegates from southern states. Governor Glenn leads welcome remarks as J Campbell White of New York delivers the principal address urging lay leadership in extending Christian civilization and erasing illiteracy worldwide. Williams of Columbia addresses the session on Americas biblical position in world evangelization.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mien
Brotherhood of Man
Brienn
North Carolina
Tao
Bob Comer
Alabama
Hippodrome
W D Nesbitt
Glenn
J. Campbell White
New York
MT 'Wedte
R B Glen
Welter Williams
Columbia
Acho
State University
Willams
America
Mortuary Notices From Local Funeral Services
Nina Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs WooH Marshall dies at the family residence at 6% Bedford Place at 8 o clock yesterday morning. The funeral will be at the residence at 8&9 o'clock this afternoon. Interment at Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. G. T. Ellanders. The funeral of Mrs GT Flaniora at SE Currier Street yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Mo Wood died Monday morning. service at 308 East Linden Avenue at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Interment Oakland. Miss Lula Peacock funeral at 216 Kennedy Street at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. interment Hollywood Cemetery. Rupert Sime, formerly of the city, died Sunday in Rapions. Survived by relatives in Atlanta. R. F. O'Shields funeral held at St Anthonys Church yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment Westview Cemetery. Mrs. B. R. Olliff buried at Lower Lott's Creek Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Leaves two childrenFrank and Jemmy. survived by husband, three sisters, five brothers. Mra H. Atwood of Register, Mrs W. Williams of Metter, Mrs Holloway of Register. Messrs J H HW John, Arthur and Gorton Risse, all of Register. J. A. Jervis, Rome, Ga, Rome Gea February 18. Special: A. Servix died this morning at the home of his brother T Jarvis at age 80. Lived in Rome. Confederate veteran and Yager. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Nina Marshall
Nina Ine Sweekn
Wld
Mra Wooh Marshall
Bedford Place
Omkland
G. T. Elanders
Mre GT Flaniora
Hew
SE Currier Street
Taok
Caxland Cemetery
Mo Weod
East Linden Avenue
Oakland
Lula Peacock
Lula Boscock
Nesl PB Peacock
Kennedy Street
Hollywood Cemetery
R. F. O’shields
RF O'Shielda
Holdernnss
St Anthonys Church
Wioclock
B. R. Olliff
Register
Statesboro
Lower Lott's Creek
Jemmy
Ma H . Atwood
Regieter
Mra
W. Willame
Metter
Mre Holloway
Regiater
Messrs
John, Arthur and Gorton Risse
Regiarer
J. A. Jervis
Rome
F A. Servix
T Jarvis
Jervis
Georgia
Pinkertons Working On H. G. C. Gray Case
Assistant superintendent H Walker of the Cincinnati National Pinkerton agency travels to Augusta for inquiry into the care of FE Gray alias David Bradley Jr. A 20 year old suspected in a bank fraud linked to American Bankers Association, with involvement of New York exchange and a Rochester bank, as printed in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Walker
Cincinnati National Pinkerton Agency
Ausnta
American Bankers' Association
FE @ Gray
David Bradley, Jr
Pinkertons
Bankera Gray
New York Exchange
Rochester
Atlanta
Republicans Win in Philadelphia Election Reacts to Civic League
Philadelphia voters majority of party elects Bijor at the citywide contest. He defeats Civic League candidate W Stevenson and Democrat Bou Beers R. Herst. Republican organization claims victory amid a mixed turnout and sparse county results, with irregularities noted and a call for further checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Naarty
Almont Aeats
Republicus
Tifet Tunskgat
Greater Pittaburty
W Stevenson
Civic League
Bou Beers R. Herst
Tic Ular Republican Organization
Ted
Herdiy
Tennessee stockman 18 kicked by a mule
Carroll C. Brown of Pulaski Tenn was kicked in the bend by a mule at Hudson Mule Company yards near Marietta street yesterday about 9 30 am He was knocked unconscious and taken 300 to Elkin Goldsmith sanitarium Doctors say the injury is not fatal though very painful The worst damage appears to be to his right ear His wife and daughter were staying with Carrton Miller at 200 West Peachtree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Mule Company
Marietta Street
Carroll C. Brown
Pulaski
Tenn Stocktan
Elkin-Goldsmith Sanitarium
Mc Brown
Browns
Carrton Miller
West Peachtree
Train wreck near Murpheysburg leaves four dead
Four persons killed and thirty six hurt when a Tingle Central train bound from St Laura to New Orleans derailed on a trestle six miles east of Murpheysburg after a broken rail. The dead include Mrs Grace Percy Carbondale I Sheriff Alden and Mrs Aldon Union County UTnota 5. Injured include Hewif Mec Cillian of Murphesstoro and sixteen Perry Hagtina show troupe members. Miss Helen oliowe is seriously wounded. One casualty expected.
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Murphesstoro
Slxteer
Helen ¥ Oliowe
Will Dia
Statue of Jefferson Urges Memorial in Washington
Davis R Francis, president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, told House appropriations committees that no suitable Jefferson statue exists within the original Louisiana purchase area. He pressed a sundry civil bill provision to relinquish government claims to funds in the exposition company treasury in exchange for erecting a Jefferson statue on the exposition grounds at an estimated cost of about $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Davia R Francis
House
Exposition Company
Jefferson
Peacemaker Killed After Party Fight in Holmes County
In Westville Holmes County two young men Vassar Hobbs and Dougleea Burgest Ta were killed after a party fight. Hobbs brother tried to intervene. Burgest fired a revolver killing Hobbs instantly. The incident occurred Monday night as a large youth gathering ended in violence.
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Fensacaia
Fla
Varnsar
Dougleea Burgest
Sati
Westville
Holmes County
Hobbs
Burges
A Generous Gift Almanac for Household Use
A long, uneven notice promotes a family almanac, claiming it contains moon science, palmistry, dream interpretation, card reading, birthstones and meanings, plus beauty, manicuring, weights and measures. It promises guidance for party planning and evening entertainments for all family members in the district.
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F Mtanyon
Manac
Barmere
Macys
Crowds greet King Edward at Westminster Parliament opening
Thousands line the streets as King Edward and Queen Alexandra attend the state opening of Parliament. The procession passes Birmingham Place with the royal pair, amid peaceable crowds and police readiness. The House of Lords and Commons hear a throne speech outlining anticipated legislation and concerns in Persia and the Balkans. The Countess Granard and other diplomats attend the ceremony.
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Lenien
Westminster
Edward
Alexandra
Prince
Princess of Wales
House of Parliament
House of Lards
Peera
Peeressea
House of Commons
London
Peereas
Countess of Granard
Misa Beatrice Mills
Lot
New York
Reid
J Ridgely Carter
King Edward
Persia
Balkany
Black Farmer in Dublin Crises After Tragic Event
A Black farmer from Dublin, February 16, faced a personal crisis following the suicide of his sweetheart days earlier. In a fatal incident last night, he was fatally wounded after a distressing sequence connected to the prior tragedy. The man lived in a nearby county and was known in the local community as a well established landowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Dublin Ga
Plummer Cummings
Tap Cummings
Himealf
Laéavréna County
Short Items of Interest From Atlanta News Pages
A compilation of brief notices from Atlanta including fishing trip reports and local meetings. Items mention vaudeville managers at the Piedmont hotel, Ladies' Auxiliary activities, the Diamond club meeting with a speech by Jack Goadling, Father Zilius at the Saratoga mission house, Dr D B Davis in Florida, and Hugh Mc Willett planning a Thomasville trip. Also reports a wife alleging husband’s elopement with a shallow girl and a missing person case involving Brooks in Atlanta.
Train kills school girl in Greshwood city
Irene Wade, 13, daughter of P D Wade, was struck by Southern Train No 6 while walking to school. She survived injuries until noon but died from the crash. Her left ten d arm were severely injured in the accident.
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Greshwoot, & C
Irene Wade
P D Wade
Southern
Acapulco Theater Fire Leaves Hundreds Dead
In Acapulco a theater fire during a gate performance honoring Governor Damian Flores killed hundreds, with estimates ranging from 200 to 350. Most victims were women and children, many charred beyond recognition, as the port shuts and churches host Masses for the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Acapulco
Damian Flores
Guerrero
Pition Acapulco
Port Haa
Ruleign Nok February 1 Child Labor Reform Proposed
February 1 report: the bill to limit women and minor workers to sixty four hours per week and bar night work for under sixteen. It sets a night restriction for 12 to 16 year olds and requires attendance records and a system of inspection overseen by the labor commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Senate
Huntsville Mayor Suspends Police Chief J Wilson
Huntsville Alabama February 16 Special Chief of Police J Wilson was suspended from duty by the mayor this morning and charges were preferred by the mayor at an executive session of the city council tonight. The mayor was referred to the police committee. It is claimed the charges are trivial in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Wilson
Huntsville
Ala
J Wilson
Aim
Paliia Committee
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Rupert Sime
Thie City
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H. GC
Gray Case
Sloan
Sloan‘s Liniment
Stig
Peggonaes
Fan
Sam
Tennessee Stockman
Pulaski, Tenn
Illinois Central
OF Jefferson
D. R. Francis
Lemp
Swit
Louie
Lillian Handlan Letop Agelnet
Wiliam J Lemp, Jr
Iniga Hitchowk
Jeny
Hig Atgument
Grone Allmon
King Oper
Wellasown
Atlantane
Hamasnasa
Wilde
Greenwood
Piedmont Hotel
Knights of Tythlas
Diamlet Club
Marlet Catlet
Evernt
Jack J
Thi
Father
Db B Davis
Florida
Richard Wdwarns
Ney Smyrna
de Davie
Travis
Hugh Mc Willett
Penn Mutual Insurance Company
Aulatta
Thomasville
Willett
Thomea County
HGR
JM Daly
Jacksonville
Ram
Rowe Ilerills
Daly
TM Brooks
Lé Ynar
Bin
Parc Avenue
George Wilia
Sheriff
Carrollton
Te Crouary
ET. Jones
Carroll County
Tie Son
Charlte Jones
Charlie James
Gettio
Train
Mexico
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