Georgia Militia to Receive Uniforms Funded by State
Georgia's 400 man militia and 4,000 service members will be uniformly equipped at government cost through the quartermaster system. Infantry will be outfitted first before July 1, with cavalry artillery and naval units following, using federal funds apportioned to Georgia.
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Georgia
Candler
Congress
War Department
United States
Gosetnorindler
Irmery
Byrd
Ardinth
Destroying the Distilleries in Cleburne County Alabama
Revenue officers and deputies expanded an enforcement action near Hightower and Beecham. One distillery was destroyed and operators arrested or fled. About 300 gallons of liquor and large quantities of mash and whisky were destroyed. other operators escaped noted on the scene by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug & Fine Business
Cleburne County
Ale
Auriion
J. W Richens
Ernest Fasnere
Cleburne
Hightower
Ul & Beecham
Silver Novelties for Card Club Prizes Ad
Silver novelties for card club prizes, carrying the largest selection of quality interior items. Invites readers to inspect stock at Stser novelty store, with prices typical of interior articles, whether or not purchasing.
General Howard to work for park at Peachtree Creek
General Howard and General Gordon plan to urge Congress for an Alllanite national park appropriation. They will appear before the military committee, backed by Atlanta leaders, to present a descriptive booklet and build nationwide support. The party travels by private car to Washington to press the case ahead of the legislative hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T H Martin
Atlanta Business Men's League
Joe Howard
Peachtree Creek
Washington
Atlanta
Military
Howard
Military Young Mens Christian Assccition
J B McPherson
Army of the Cumberland
Battlee of
John B Gorton
Washingon
Military Committee
Vic Priouy
Martin
Battle of
Business League
Atlinta
Congress
Irvingston
Saugiune
Atlanta Business Mena League
Chamber of Commerce
Southern
Man Sues Hotel Over Gas Explosion Claim
Leon Murnahan sues Mr and Mrs A J Adkins for 2000 damages in city court alleging a gas leak at their hotel caused a blast. He says a night clerk lit a match during his attempt to stop the leak, blowing him from a room into the hall and injuring his head face hands and back. He was earning 60 a month and claims ongoing harm.
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Murnahan
Leon
Petiioner
JS Slicer
Death of Mrs. Dr. Howald at Atlanta home
Mrs. E Howald wife of Dr Frank Howald died after a three week illness at noon yesterday at 361 Jackson Street. Funeral from the late residence tomorrow at 2 o clock, interment in Oakland Cemetery with Rev The Ron Rice officiating. Pallbearers named T H Williams John W Davison A McD Wilson Dr J oF Krom C C Chaffee John A Lambert. Relatives from Columbus, QC expected today. Dr and Mrs Howald moved to Atlanta five years ago. she was known to many in the city.
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E Howald
Frank Howald
Jackson Street
Oakland Cemetery
Theron H. Rice
T H Williams
John W’ Davison
Wilson
J of Krom
C C Chaffee
John A Lambert
Columbus
Howald
Henry Adams
Steubenville
Stricker
Atlanta
Truhart Fine Under Discussion at Police Board Meeting
The police board meets tonight to discuss a report on bids for barracks plumbing and may consider remittance of the $100 Truhart fine for indecent bowery waltz acts at the Imperial theater. Mayor Woodward and Recorder Broyles are noted as involved, with questions about partial payment and possible remission.
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WH. Truhart
Imperial Theater
Truhart
Truharts
Broyles
Constitu On
Pote
Woodward
Chit Manly
The
Imperial
South
Uty
Polo Department
New School to Be Erected at Once in Atlanta
City board approves $15,000 for a new eight or four room school at Bell and Taylor. Plans to be prepared. next fall term to utilize space. Walker White to teach two hours daily at Boys High. Lena Fi oersh and Mars Gude elected as teachers and supernumeraries. Committee to arrange lectures at Boys Night School and outings for object lessons also approved.
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Board of Education
J G Bloodworth
Bell and
Taylor Streets
Prefecor Walker White
Slate
France
Lena Fioersh
Crew Street
Misa Mars Gude
Thoms
Smith
Messrs Rosser
Douglas Pappenheimer
Bloodworth
Woodward
W . Slatons
Fo T Kers
Atlanta
Studey
Pappenheimers
Slaton
Nnance
Theo Toepel
Toepel
Board of Lady Visitors
Traveling Man Praises Marlborough Hotel Crockery Stock
A guest at the Marlborough on Broadway shares impressions of the Crockery business scene. He notes vast reserve stock in the manager’s basement and frames the Marlborough as a leading New York hotel with 350 employees, fire escapes, and European American management. The man highlights its safe quiet atmosphere attracting Southern travelers and its rapid rise beside Waldorf Astoria and Fifth Avenue rivals.
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Marlborough 4
Aragon Hotel
Bacality
New York
Marlborough Hotel
Broadway
Warborough
Marlborough
New York City
Waldorf-Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Tyner's Neuralgia Pills Promise Quick Relief
An old advertisement proclaims Tyner's Neuralgia Pills cure all forms of neuralgia with guaranted relief. Sold at druggists with no opiates. The message also touts a new adhesive product from Miher Co at 39 Marietta Street Atlanta, aimed at photographers for mounting work.
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Tyner
Weis
Vohn M Miher Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Docket Cleared as Fulton Court Disposes 51 Cases
In four days of criminal court actions Judge Lumpkin plans to clear the docket with two bond cases and the Mehaffey subornation of perjury case in Judge Candler’s court. A Sealed verdict was read in a white defendant Andrew Cook case with an X ray display. several other assaults and larceny cases were resolved, acquittals granted, and continued matters noted.
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John S Candler
Fulton Superior Court
J H Lumpkin
Candler
W S Mehaffey
Vincent Pickett
AF Pickett
Atlanta
Lumpkin
Armand
D Hill
Super
Ned Henderson
Andrew Cook
Cook
F L Roberts
Lothyists
Welle
W J Shockley
Harney Willams
S$ Thomas
Uist
Echols Sentenced to Penitentiary for Five Years
The Supreme Court upheld Judge Candler's 5 year sentence for Charles H Echols for assault with intent to murder Cohen in Covington. Echols had been acquitted in 1888 of murdering Thomas, later indicted for the assault, and the court confirmed the five year term, with a mercy recommendation previously given. The piece notes the trial’s remarkable character and references GHE Momma Extra Dry sales figures.
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Supreme Court
Charles H Eches
Assaul
Jodge John
Candler
Newton Superior Court
Echol
Mun
Thomas
Echols
E J Cohen
Cohen
Covington
Arres
Bond
Crualio Ul
Fehols
Seri Jeare
Ki Cohen
Jobn S Candler
Enton
Burt
Fehals
Candiers
Kchals
Penitentiars
Georgia Tech opens doors without entrance requirements
Mr French’s gift to Georgia’s School of Technology starts a spring term on February 12. Students may enter at any time from now until March 1, with a July illustration catalogue on request. Degrees in mechanical electrical civil and textile engineering offered. The expense is nominal and instruction thorough with graduates achieving phenomenal success. Address Lyvan Hall, President Atlanta.
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French
Georgia
School of Technology
Georgias School of
Lyvan Hall
Pres Audanta Gar
Woman Achieves Noted Wind Return with Strong Results
A female athlete delivered solid results in wind affected events, drawing attention to her performance. Her showcase underscores a notable improvement and invites wider recognition of her efforts.
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Maier & Berkele, Jewelers
Whitehall Street
General Howard
McPherson
General Gordon
Sues
DR. Howald
Police Board
Walker White
Hood
Judge Lumpkin
John
Case
Southern Boys
Tennessee
Iceland
Peachtree St
Isham
Isham Daniel
Whitehall St
Cheney
Keiley Coal and Ice CO
Lfe
T H Boyle
West Kewton
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
and & Marietta Street
Corner Whitehall
Alabama
Keiley
Our Boys’ and Children’s Department
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta, Ga
Whitehall
Bat Belamore
German St. Kington
D. C
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