Woman Missing Nearly A Week Despondent Over Work
Addie Touchstone wife of James Touchstone a cotton mill hand vanished from her home last Tuesday. Separating from her husband she lived with her brother in law at 59 Factory street and had despondent health from unemployment. Police asked to find her as relatives fear she may have harmed herself. She was about forty, wore a light checked dress, hair black, eyes gray, last seen visiting her husband a few miles away. Her relatives distressed as nearly a week passed with no trace.
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Addie Touchstone
James Touchstone
H. L. Ware
Factory Street
Exposition Mill
Ware
Touchstone
Local notices call veterans to meet and church service resumes
Short items announce a meeting of the Non Commissioned Officers and Privates Association of the Spanish American War at 8 PM on Monday January 8 at 14 East Hunter Street for organizing and electing officers. Also the Gospel Service at Presbyterian Ministers' Association resumes 3 30 PM at Atlanta Medical College with Dr Charles W Ottley speaking. all medical college students invited.
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United States
John PB. Waddell
East Hunter Street
John M. Miller Co. Supplies For Office Needs
A classified notice from John M. Miller Co. promotes blank books and office supplies available at reasonable prices from 39 Marietta Street, Atlanta. It highlights quick service and a sales prompt contact.
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Rumor of Little candidacy denied by speaker at capitol
At the state capitol a rumor that Hon John D Little of Muscogee would run for governor was denied by the former speaker. Governor Candler received Little's telegram pledging support for Candler's re election. The piece notes regional appointments and the politics of prison commissioner amid racing candidates and reward cases in Palmetto.
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John D. Little
Muscogee
Representative Little
Candler
Speaker Little
Capitol
Ton
Sesson
Selver
South Georgia
Augusta
Eatonton
Macon
Greenville
Americus
Tee County
Alabama
Georgia
Thomas Eason
Telfair
Dublin Courier Dispatch
John W. Lindsey
Wilkinson County
Executive Department
C. M. Hitch
Brooks County
Mets
Charley Thomas
Ware County
Eason
Thomas
Mark Everett
Stewart
Ingute
Palmetto
Hal Johnann
John #onn
Messrs. Minix and
Beekman
Campbell
Nestles
Hal Johnson
Minix
Beckman
Johnson
Convict Labor Leased in Alabama Coal Strike
Report states the Montevallo Coal and Railroad Company unable to settle with United Mine Workers at Dogwood coal mines has leased convicts from Dallas and Shelby counties to replace striking workers. The move reflects state use of forced labor amid the labor dispute.
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Birmingham
Wala
Montevallo Coal and Railroad Company
Dogwood
United ‘Mine Workers
Dallas
Shelby
Tate
Advertised Letters At Atlanta Post Office Week Ends January 6 190
Long list of names under Advertised Letters at the Atlanta post office for the week ending January 6 190. The notice directs addressees to call and say advertised and pay one cent per letter. Names include Adams Browder Turnett Brown Gordon Jones, Crain Ford Hollings Owens and many others with street addresses in Atlanta. A male and female list accompanies the main roll.
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Atlanta Ga
Temps Adams
D H Browder
W P Turnett
Walton St
Will Butler
Whitehall St
Louis Brown
Willie Hell
Washington St
Mid Brogdon
J HJ Brown
First St
Leon R Barnett
A L G Brand
C P Bunch
James Brown
Haynes St
RO OW Brown
Care
Marcellus Bullingsley
John Brown
Doak G. Barnett
Harry Brown
Baw A Barron
C—J le Cook
F Cary
W H Cornwell
Capitol Square
Henry Calhoun
Broad St
HA Campbell
Mark S Crane
Das Coffer
John Craffurd
Wall St
Marion X Corbin
Liberty St
CS @ Cates
Eric Champion
Green St
Wol KK Curtis
Wow Cooley
George Dimond
Walter IM Davis
Temple Court
Virgie
L James
Magnolia St
John W Johnson
Hardway St
Dunk Jackson
Butler
A Gordon Jones
Calvin Jones
HP Jordon
D Jones
Care Woolen Mills
Frank Kennebrew
Hubbard
H Knobloch
D H Keith
Marlette St
Henry Lawson
Col
James H. Fynch
J S Lawrence
PA Lattich
Enjah Loomis
Benj
Leeds
A W Long
TC Locke
W C Lovejoy
M—Branche McKinney
J A Maddox
Hunter
J M Means
Mayne
George Marks
A McWilliams
Longley Ave
George W McKee
John McDoi Rhodes
R Martin
R Elliott Miller
I M Nichols
Walter J Nalmg
Fritz Nichols
OS Neel
Nunnally
Marietta
H S Oakley
Hampton St
George Owen
J F Perrin
Smith St
Sam Fall
Jos Pendelton
Powers Wie Parkman
Marietta St
Ro A Perryman
William Pikkiers
O M Parsons
White Park
Mon
Porter Payne
Jessie Panyon
J J Payton
McAfee St
P Rodgers
T W Ray
Harold Rogers
Mr Rishton
Charley Rannels
John Simmons
Cara Gold
Sanmis
Equitable
J A Smith
Grant Park
D Tuttle
H G Turner
A J Taylor
Tred Thomas
Bell St
Ellea Thompson
Mat Talbot
Dames Vallas
Sol van Praye
A Ware
W M Woolard
J M Wright
Piedmont Ave
Marshal Williama
Julian B Williamson
Early Wafford
Andrew D Woodley
Carna Waiting
W P Wood
R A Zabler
Clara
T Brown
Einom Sahnson
Emma Adams
Mamie Hurr
Maude Marsh
G B Shirley
Street Ann Wismy
C. K. Maddox
Gape
Suwanee Citizens Seek New City Physician
A Suwanee Georgia mass meeting acted after Dr Harris's death to appoint a committee to recruit a physician. The group aims to attract a reputable doctor who could become city physician, leading medical figure, and community supporter, with broad duties including jury service and ward leadership. The committee, chaired by Dr E D Little, will solicit candidates versed in treating common childhood illnesses.
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Suwanee
Harris
Sirwanee
Chimmie McFadden
Wil
Suwante
H.w.rhodes
E. D. Little
J. B. Brogdon
W. W. Craft
Mumphries
John W. Beaty
Bridge Caves In Again on Whitehall Street Line
Yesterday another cave-in stranded streetcar riders on Whitehall Street Bridge near Humphries. An earth wall loosened at the eastern end forced transfers as cars halted, with many passengers walking and waiting. Crews braced the excavation and cars resumed on wagon traffic, though closure seems likely until repairs finish.
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Whitehall Street Bridge
Southern Railway
Whitehall Street
Humphries
Serious Charges Preferred Against Two Men in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on January 7 two men faced serious charges. Richard Armstrong, 20, jailed on assault and battery and attempted criminal assault of seven year old Mabel Waitte, allegedly in a wagon. Officers pursued after a ride request was granted. A. D. McDuffie, plasterer, was arrested for allegedly attempting to assault thirteen year old Evaline Cook. he denies the accusation. The girl’s father attempted to kill Armstrong, but officers intervened.
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Birmingham
Ala
Richerad
Armstrong
Mabel Waitte
McKnight
Dishergon
A. D. McDuffie
Evaline Cook
MecDufie
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West Alabama
ST. Ser
Aragon Hotel
Tis Famous
Geo. W. Collier
Warwick Club
Pure Rye
Lowenstein & CO
E. Ala
Troy Steam Laundry
North
Forsyth Street
Cheney
Ft. M
Iparian
Panian Paint Co
Pryor Strea
Austell
Peter Lynch
Betong
Mitchel
Teaskle Quinby
D. H. Sheffield
Bene Oercho
R. T. Dorsey
P. I. Brewster
Albert Howseil
Law
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Willama M. Durham
M.D
Walliam
Cuarlous
John A
Fulton Superior
Charlotte
J.on. Lumpkin
Sait
G. H. Tan i
Fulton Ca
Addie’ Touchstone
William Chester
Nanninard R. Meyer
Alice Lucke Dletherington
Alm. Cunningham
Crome, Iron
Hlawasse Nickel
T. J. Ripndered
Jey
Smith
M. Smith
John G. Candler
Superior Court
Judge Lumpkin
South Georgia Lumber
C. Stewart
Madison Ave
Forrest Adair, Geo
W. Adair
Homoes
East Pine Street
Lucile Street
Wall
AF. Liebman
Peachties Street
Angler Avenue
A. FL. Liebman
Peachtree Street
J. C. Hendrix
First Baptist Church
Markham
Mangum
Orner
A. J. West & CO
Mcdaniel ST
Mey
N. Pryor
Kimball House
Clemmons & Bellingrath Plumbers and Gas Fitters
S. Broad St
State Capitol
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Lefora
Blaze Cook
State of
T Turer
State of Georgia
General Assembly
Star Station
G. M. Ryall
Savannah
Philip E. Boyd
Early
Philp E. Boyd
G. M. Ry
J. J. Evans
Ernor Candler
Jordan F. Brooks
A. R. Lawton
Brooks
First
Sea Girt
N. J
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Ingrain
Brussels Velvets
Whitehall
The
Brown Supply Company
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Manufacturers
Fannie Cunnyngham
R Cook
Laura Carter
Emma Dantest
Harrite Gilmore
Margaret Gass
Mamie C Holt
Kalvarinsky
Houston St
Margerite Lucile Lewis
Sally Lytton
Georgia Lee
Cain St
Anna Louis
Jessie Lovelace
Maude Morgan
Franklin St
Qirs
Julia Mosley
Lucy N Mumfer
Mary Martin
Oda
John
Lizale Moon
Phetn St
Emma Nichols
A Nets
Peachtree St
Jane ‘Smith
Lizzie Stokes
Lular ‘Taylor
Annie Thomas
George Thornton
Mangum St
Annie Wheat
Lucinda Vinson
Carrie E Willfie
Emma Iss
Mamie Sims
Annie Stealer
Alice Seymore
Mar
Elia More
Windsor St
Josey
Mary Turner
Taylor
Chestnut St
M R Wilson
W Westmoreland
OT Assages
Mav Leanner Braziel
Bob Baker
Bell Bagwell
Babe Brittain
Lizzie Borus
Mary Alice Bailey
Hattie Badager
Ford St
Emma Baker
Maggie Brantree
Willie- Clark
Ellen Cesh
Baker St
Buster Coppedge
Sarah
J Casey
Annie L. Connally
Orleans
Memphis
Haas
Mose Blum
Alex Dittiep
Montag
Louis Steinau
Stety
Hirshberg
Te Shoen
Patte
Lipm
Tegular Convocat
Zion
Igwa
Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
P.M. Degresy
Woop
Henry M. Wood
Virgil Jones
Doll Ballard Baggage Company
Wall Street
Washington
North Carolin
Caroline
Irginia
Jorida
Florida
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
C. H. Swift, Undertaker
Pryor
Telephone
Michael
Geol
United Std
Prope
Wagi Board Air-Line Syndici
Ian Wiliams
Syndicate
Emory Speer
U Court of
Bama
Florida Central Authern Road
Michael J. Dadholder
Williams
G Railway
Peninsular
Issu J
Skelton Williams
Dorf
C. Sidney Shi
Pri
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Am Che
Nnia Railroad
Coase
Clares
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