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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1909
Page
15
Convict Granted Visit to Dying Wife in North Carolina
Governor Smith permitted W Thompson, a white convict from Savannah serving seven years for embezzlement, to visit his dying wife in North Carolina under guard. The trip's costs would be covered by Flowers Lumber Co of Jakin, with Thompson recently employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Thompson
North Carolina
Savara
Permiasion
More Trouble Is Made by Negro Soldiers
Watertown N W Feb 27 Colonel Paulding commander of the Twenty fourth Infantry colored stationed at Madison barracks Savketty Harbor today issued an order forbidding the enlisted men from entering that village without first securing a pass. Reward of 100 dollars has been announced by the regiment for the capture of the assailant of Exhth Gambley provided he proves to be a member of the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Paulding
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Madison Barracks
Savketty Harbor
Teward
Accident injures four at Massachusetts mills
Four men in the machinery department of the Massachusetts mills were injured today. Robert Barnett John Taylor John Meeheffey and Jake Lindsay formed the quartet. Warnete sustained the most serious injuries and was taken to Atlanta this afternoon to be treated by Dr Calhoun, the eye specialist, who will attempt to restore his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipecial Jay
Massachusetts
Robert Barnett
John Tayior
John Me Heffey
Jake Lindsay
Warnete
Atlanta
Dr Calhoun
Eye
Thompson and Palmer Inspections Downscaled in Georgia
Major Palmer illnesses delay inspection of infantry companies at Waycross and Valdosta by the Georgia National Guard. General Glas urges postponement. inspections will resume mid next week, with Waycross and Valdosta delayed to late April after other counties complete. Prison commission approves convicts for road work in Brooks and Milltown districts ahead of schedule. Institutions request convicts for campus projects but may wait until system is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trajor Palmer
Glasmer
United States Army
National Guard of
Waycross
Valdosta
Apri
Milltown Lumver Company
Milltown Berrien County
Brocks County
Brooks County
Agriculture School
Douglas
Coffee County
Prison Commission
State University
John C Hart
Gunby Elected President of Florida State Fair Meeting
At the Florida State Bar Association meeting held at the Ponce de Leon hotel in St Augustine, E R Gunby of the Tampa bar was elected president. The Florida Bar Association was formed two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida State Bar Association
Ponce de Leon
St Augustine
Gunby
Tampa
Florida Bar Association
Robert
Florida legal profession marks Gunby as longtime Republican
Ocala’s first president removed the presidency, replaced by Fred Tay era of Tallahassee and Mr Gunby chosen as successor. Gunby, a prominent Florida lawyer, longtime Tamne bar member, and cry attorney, is notable for election that ignores policy. Despite political differences, Gunby enjoys broad esteem statewide and accepted the tribute with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derson
Ocala
Fred Tayera
Tallahassee
Gunby
Florida Legal Professos
Tamne
Gundy
Boy killed while hunting in Columbus Georgia
George Gregg Sykes aged 11 was accidentally shot while hunting with a friend in Columbus. The rifle muzzle rested on his chest as he reached to adjust a lap robe, the weapon discharged, killing Sykes instantly. Blanchard Battle, the companion, carried the body back to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykes
Columbus Ga
George Gregg Sykes
W J Sykes
Blanchard Battle
General Young Names His Staff in Savannah
General Laws G Young commander of the Georgia division United Confederate Veterans announced the staff appointments. Adjutant general and chief of staff is Colonel Mitchell King of Savannah, with Assistant Adjutant General Lieutenant Golevei Hoke Smith of Atlanta and numerous lieutenant colonels from cities across the state. This roster includes officers from Macon, Atlanta, Savannah, Athens, Augusta, Americus, Rome, Savannah, and other towns, naming roles such as Inspector General, Quartermaster, Commissary, Judge Advocate, Surgeon, Artillery, Ordnance, Engineer, Paymaster, Chaplain, and Camp staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Genera Laws
G Young
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
Mitchell King
Golevei Hoke Smith
Atlanta
JW Wilcox
Maconieutenant
Colton Lynes
R Reaves
Athens
D ¥ Daney
John ‘W .Brumby
M J Simmons
JE ‘Talmadge Athens
SR Susy
Charles T Hansell
Pharansville
Willig Berrien Burroughs
Brunswick
B . Purses
John P Chatfin
Columbus
George T Murrell
Yathew R Tupna
Bavannah
Thomes
Screven
Bavanneh
D Burke
Broxton
Ina
J N Sims
Valdosta
Butterine Plant Burns in Chicago Fire
Fire destroyed the butterine plant of Leith & Co in Chicago absorbing the stock and damaging the lard house. Estimated loss reaches 209,008 with the Neath Street facility heavily affected and authorities investigating the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leith & Co
Taft Pays 27000 for Millets Sheep Shearing Picture
New York February 27 Charles P Taft brother of the president elect bought for 27000 Millets Sheep Shearing the top priced work at Henry Graves sale of oils. Forty nine paintings sold at auction by the American Art Association raising 25250 total. An agent represented Mr Taft. The canvas shows a farm yard corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milledgeville Veteran Joseph Staley Dies at 79
Milledgeville Ga February 27 Special Joseph Staley one of Milledgeville s oldest citizens died today of pneumonia in his eighty feth year. A native of England he came here at age thirty and long ran a hardware business. He served in the War as a Baldwin River company member and had remained active in business until a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgevile Ga
Joseph Staley
Milledgevilles
England
Wind Saves Town in Appalachia Va Fire
A favorable wind kept a blaze from wrecking eight stores in the business center of Appalachia Virginia today. The fire did damage but the town avoided total destruction, with insurers estimating losses around 450 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachia
Tte
Bryan quits firm and opens solo practice in Atlanta
Attorney Shepard Bryan leaves the Tie Fee ples Bryan & Jordan partnership and plans to open a general practice firm at 1205 1206 1207 Candler Building. He specializes in corporation and insurance law and is a well known Atlanta lawyer with sixteen years practice. He led Fulton county Young Mens Democratic League and held local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard Bryan Forvesre
Tie Fee Ples Bryan & Jordan
Candler
Bryan
Atlanta
Law Department
University of North Carolina
Young Mens Democratic League
Fulton County
Wes
Hint
Trade Treaty With Italy and Tariff Concessions
The United States negotiates a supplementary treaty with Italy granting concessions similar to those given to Spain. The agreement lowers duties under the Dingley tariff act, reducing sparkling fines and applying reduced rates through specified sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warungwy
Italan Ambarsader Taron
Spain
Lee Institute Fire Destroys Building and Auditorium
Fire at the Lee Institute in Thomaston at 7 o clock destroys the school and adjoining auditorium. No lives are reported lost though property damage is estimated around twenty thousand dollars. Local church and residences nearby affected as investigators probe cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
R E Lee
Methodist Clurch
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