Fight Between Slaughter and Ingram Over White House Market
Captain Bradley Slaughter ex chief of the city detective bureau and Dr. R F Ingram fought on Peachtree street over the White House market at 8 Peachtree. Each claimed the other was dishonestly handling funds and partnership shares. A knife and brass knuckles were alleged, both men were injured, and cases are set for the orders court Friday afternoon with managers and witnesses ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Slaughter
City Detective Bureau
R. F. Ingram
Peachtree Street
White House
No. 8
Captain Slaughter
Ingram
Camain Slaughter
Peachtron Street
Slaughter
Maughter
Dr. Ingram
Dr.Ingram
Reporter of the Constitution
Antain Slaughter
Capdai Slaughter
Stresta
Eri
Tong
Peachtrea Bueet
Aughter
Avery
Loyd Street
Ingeim
Gift to Georgia Tech Opens Doors for Spring Term
Mr French presents Georgia's School of Technology opening spring term February 12 with entry any time through March 1. Fully illustrated catalogues on request. Degrees offered in mechanical electrical civil and textile engineering. Nominal expense and thorough instruction with phenomenal graduate success. Address Lyman Hall, Pres., Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Georgia
School of Technology
School of Engineering and Textiles
Lyman
Atlanta
Grave murder mystery abandons a vacant lot
On a quiet Sunday two bicycle officers, led by local youth, rush to a vacant lot near Williams Street School after a tale of a murdered woman. They dig a grave and uncover supposed evidence, only to find neighbors delaying the truth as a dump cart's clay hides the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Goree
Maxtin
Ola
Grand jury roasts Kewil over jail flaws and delays
The grand jury read presentments before Judge Lumpkin criticizing the New Jail’s construction and sanitary system. It cites defective plumbing, unsanitary conditions, an inoperative elevator, and unfinished tower work while urging repairs and safer inmate housing. It also notes bridge and road repairs, a county school deficit, and praises the county school system, Woman’s Club, and officials, urging reform and continued cooperation.
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Grand Jury
Lumpkin
Roswell
Peachtree Creat
Cheshire ‘Bridge
Nancy's Freak
Wash Fohoson
Crovaidg
al Island Creek
Woman’s Club
Atlanta Woman's Club
R. J. Guinn
Hope
Almshouse
General Assembly
Peter F. Clarke
Ulysses Lewis
Butler Street
Fulton County
J. H. Lumpkin
John S. Candler
Superior Court
Solicitor Hill
Postum Food Coffee Helps Girl Quit Coffee Sayings
A Worcester schoolgirl testifies that Postum Food Coffee relieved heavy feeling and dyspepsia after following directions. She notes relatives also benefited and mentions an uncle, a Bos ton theater property man, who quit coffee and improved. The Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrie
Boston
Woorcester
Masy
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Assaulted Mother-in-Law: Ben Mitchell Sentenced
In the supreme court Ben Mitchell was found guilty of assault with intent to murder his mother-in-law and sentenced to twelve months on the public works. The jury recommended punishment as a misdemeanor and previously acquitted him of assault with intent to murder his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mitchell
Supreme Court
Mitchell
War relics and a Jacksonville Standard on exhibit in 1830s data
An old Jacksonville paper from over forty years ago is showcased in a state fair exhibit of Civil War era relics. It includes volume 2 number 6 of The Jacksonville Standard dated August 18, 183, edited by Ramon Canova, with subscription details and editorials on politics. The piece notes Jacksonville’s small size, a great fire, and James Buchanan as U.S. president with William D. Perry as Florida governor, painting a picture of early 1830s Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Susan A. Mullins
Jacksonville Standard
Standard
Ramon Canova
Wiliam L. ‘Yancey
South Carolina
Columbia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Samuel Lt. Burritt
Florida
Baid- Be Sadee
James Buchanan
United States
Perry
Fior
Sudden Exodus of Grafters Shakes Atlanta Streets
Atlanta police and the recorder crack down on loafers or grafters amid a bank swindling case. Test fines were imposed as Perry and Tim Splan received suspensions to depart the city by specified dates. Officers report a rapid exodus of the idle from Marietta Street to clear streets and reduce loitering under a city ordinance.
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Atlanta
Recorder
Solomon
George Perry
Tim Splan
Perry
Marietta
Hroad
Peachtree
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Bradfield
Ny Drug Store
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Southern Boys
Crand Jury
Kewil
Beast
New Orleans
DR. Radway & CO
Hadway
Leker
W. C. Baker
Anne's Hoot and Shoe Factory
Julia St
Bagway
Williams
Dr. Williams
Annis H. Magee
Port Austin
Michigan
Joan
Aga
Williame
Dollar Library
Warner Library of Literature
Constitution Library Club
Constitution Building
the Great Plantic and Pacific Tea Co
Whitehall ST
Bell
Southern
Danville
Faulconer
Panna
L. D. TEACKLE_QUINBY
Equitable
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Q. H. Sheffield & CQ
Austell
R. T. Dorsey
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
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Law Building
Pryor
Hunter Streets
William M. Durham
M.D
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Robertaqn
DRS
Durham & Robertson
Peachtree St
Albania
P. O
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Alexandrine DE Martins
Hiram C. Proctor
Zoe CaWw- Heen
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Heram C
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