Ex convict and forger entertains the mayor
An ex convict from Sing Sing visits Mayor Maddox seeking work after claiming a nineteen year prison term for forrey. He imitates signatures to prove his penman skill, asks for a job, and promises to return if work appears, leaving the mayor amused at the unusual encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Maddox
Meyor
Mayo Maddox
Tama
Meyer Maddox
Sing Flog
Sing Bing
Charlotte
Sing Sing
Colder and Fair is the Forecast by Von Herrmann
Forecast calls for fair skies and a quiet cooling trend today. The article notes minimal chance of a cold wave this month and mentions low and high elements of the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Herrmann
Weather Man
Weather and leisure notes amid a holiday lull
The piece mixes whimsical talk of a temporary weather hiatus and a casual “draw” game, with references to Mr Harriman and Roosevelt, plus a digression on a singer’s tapestries and a historical needlework discovery. It mentions a temperature drop and a Singer store ad at 79 Whitehall Street in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Harriman
Yeatertay
Eek
Gopher
Roosevelt
Singer
Mississippi Valley
Singer Store
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Ex Governor Blanchard Weds in Manitoba Nuptials
Former Louisiana governor Newton Blanchard wed Charlotte Trevor in Neepawa Manitoba at the bride’s sister home. The ceremony occurred last night with family and friends present, marking Blanchard’s second notable marriage in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Newton C Blanchari
Louisiana
Neepaws
Charlotte @ Trevy
Raton Rowse
Mra Demation
Woman Testifies Sherman Thomas Admitted Train Wreck
Rome Ga January 24 The state rests its case in Floyd superior court presenting six witnesses who saw Sherman Thomas near the wreck early the morning of the incident A key witness Miranda Ward testified that Thomas admitted to her that she did it and said Damn the women end children what I wanted was the money The defense later tried to cast doubt suggesting Ward had been pressured by railway detectives to implicate Thomas The trial resumes with more evidence expected tomorrow
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Rome
Sherman Thomas Wee
Floyd Superior Court
Sherman Thomas
Mirendsa Ward
Thomas
Miranda Wilis
Gheroma Thomew
Cedartown
G Thomas
Datense
Ward
Atate
Southern Railway
Mirenda Ward
Wee
Ple
Juileoad
Bherwan Thomas
Itra
Five Men Killed in Mine Disaster at Boswell
Five men died in a blast and ensuing fire at the Merchants' mine of the UJroe Coat Company in Boswell Somerset last night. One man is severely injured and several others are slightly hurt.
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Wang Avi
Merchants
Ujroe Coat Company
Boswell
Somerset
Ome
Ae Sores
Hospital Trustees Elect Grady Board Amid Pending Superintendent Election
The Grady Hospital board of trustees held a meeting to elect a visiting staff and officers. Joseph Hirech was named president with JH Harwall as vice president and Hugh M Dor ee as secretary. Several physicians from the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons, Atlanta School of Medicine, and city-at-large were chosen for various posts, while the superintendent position remained undecided. The acting superintendent Annie Bridges received a raise to 100 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hirech
Grady Hospital
Grady Hospital Board of Trustees
Joapeh Hirach
JH Harwall
Hugh M Doree
Offcera
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons—Physicians
C W Strickler
Joe
A L. Fowler
Bernard Wolff
Michael Hoke
Sera
Atlanta School of Madheine
E & Jones
Frank Holang
Boland
LP Stepheng
J G Somérieta
D Richardson
W A Crowe
M PF Smith
Sterling
Warren
Campbell
Thone
Board of Trustees
Joseph Hirach
W . Elkin
Charles Northen
J H Herwell
Wade P Harding
Eat
Annie Bridges
CAPT C A Kendall Dead After Apoplexy In Atlanta
Captain Charles A Kendall veteran Southern railway conductor of Columbus Georgia died after apoplexy Saturday afternoon in Atlanta at a private sanitarium. Bodies moved to Petterson's chapel then transported to Columbus for funeral and burial. Kendall aged about 66 had long served Atlanta to Columbus routes and was reported to have survived by his daughter Mrs Jackson. The funeral and interment are planned in Columbus.
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Charles A Kendall
Columbus
Southern Railway
Petterson
Columbus, Ga
Kendall
Bachelor's Domain
Pryor Street
Batunday
Atlanta
Mire
Jackson
Kendell
Columbue
Charley A. Kendall
Peralgata
White
Ceene Berg
Deputy Marshal Pleads Guilty in Local Drunkenness Case
Joe W. Tolvert United States deputy marshal residing in Greenwood County was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon. He pleaded guilty to the first count and paid a fine or served thirty days on public works as punishment.
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U. 5
Columbia, & C
Joe W. Tolvert
United States
Minety-Gia
Greenwood County
Prevent Colds in Children With Prompt Care
A historic notice extols early treatment of children's colds to prevent pneumonia and serious illnesses. It claims that using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first signs of a croupy cough can stop attacks and avert chronic lung problems, urging parents to keep it on hand for immediate use.
City passes street paving control and new road rules
The ordinance committee approved multiple measures affecting street paving under the commissioner of public works, shifted to the city engineer, and set rules for sidewalks, sewers, licenses, shade trees, and street excavations. Councilman Brown R. Johnston attended to street improvement issues and the prior year special committee’s work.
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General Council
Alty
Alderman Grant
Park Commission
Commissioner of Public Works
Browa R. Johnston
Epsclal Street
Knights of Khorassan Banquet at Kimball
A Knights of Khorassan banquet at Kimball hosted about two hundred guests led by Dramatic Order Knights and notable Pythians. Key figures included Hon Jobs P. Ros of Macon as grand chancellor of Knights of Pythine in Georgia, with George Wabsnks serving as toastmaster and a formal program conducted by the group.
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Kidla Tampia
Knights Khoraesan
Knights of Pythies
Himbell
Jobs P. Ros
Macon
Knights of Pythine
Georgia
George
Wabsnks
Thousand Talesmen in Box as Carmack Case Proceeds
Nashville January 25 800 talesmen were examined for the Carmack murder trial. Nine men remain in the box with two charged. juror Jackson and juror Leigh face removal, and Judge Hart plans to hear both charges tomorrow.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D Sharp
KE W Carmack
Hart
Blc Jackson
JS Leigh
Theta
W Kleber
Kieber
Cooper
Lucile Burch
Beverly Wilson
Burch
Robert H Lee
Taste and Stomach Health Claims in Dyspepsia Guide
A period voice advertises taste as the stomach's guide and links taste buds to digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia, claiming widespread physician use and health benefits. The text blends medical theory with product promotion.
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Nim'bly
Stuart
Genere
Spring Sewing and Embroidery Earn Praise in Atlanta Store
The issue highlights the rush to prepare spring and summer garments. Embroidery and lace departments gain recognition for stock from Europe and America. Store offers tailored guidance on trims, cutting, and sewing needs with ready merchandise for women.
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Atlanta
Anne
C.J
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Pythian Knights
John P. Ross
Grier
John D Bharp
Paul
Anderson
Defenee
H P Jackson
Carmack
Noga
Hyde
Tee
H. Jackson
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Leigh
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Omar
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Delica
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DuBose Co
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