Corner scenes of Edgewood avenue condemnation dispute
Two views show the southeast corner of Edgewood avenue and Pryor street where the Austell estate parcel lies and the city seeks to condemn. Proceedings began after an injunction and a commissioner heard testimony as the city negotiates widening Edgewood Pryor and Gilmer streets. Heirs of Austell and William Healey contest the action while Hurt proposes land gifts to widen Gilmer and Exchange Place to improve access to the Auditorium Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs &. Price
Edgewood Avenue
Ivy Street
Gilmer Street
Joel Hurt
Ste Phonographer
Pryor Street
Austell ‘State
Ftrs
Joel Hart
Hurt
Ued
Exchange Place
Lar
William Healey
Huct
Mr. Hurt
Auditorium Armory
Heira
Austell
Whd
Edgejutting
Wood Avenue
Horticultural Society Adopts New Georgia Topics
Sparta Ga January 37 Special The State Horticultural Society held its second class session at 10 50 this morning John B Fain spoke on Maintenance of Soil Fertility Horticul tural Crops B W Stone discussed Pecan Growing In Georgia A C Lewis presented Insects Common in the Greenhouse and Flower Garden U K White spoke on Profitable Peach Growing focusing on gathering and marketing Rogers reviewed the tenth district fete work All oil officers were rejected The convention adjourned to meet in Thomasville next January
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Clas
State Horticultural Society
John B. Fain
B. W. Stone
Georgia
A C. Lewis
U. K. White
Rogers
Tenth
Thomasville
Four Men Die as Freight Train Jumps Track Near Villaville
Four men were killed and three injured when a southbound Pennsylvania freight train on the Chautauqua branch derailed a mile north of Villaville. Victims included William Pastoric from Tiusville, Fred Warren, O11 C1 Hughes, Metchell Wall, all Buffalo. The leading engine left rails, cars piled onto it. the cab trapped the victims. Road blocked for many hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villaville
Chautauqua
Pennsylvania Railroad
William J. Pastoric
Tiusville
Fred Waarre
A. Hughes
Buffalo
Metchell. Wall
Ozomulsion Health Tonics Promised As Strength Builder
An advertisement extols Ozomulsion as a tonic that builds strength and restores vitality. It claims the remedy activates a Tower of Strength from a healthy body base, with notes on blood fire, waste repair, and enhanced enjoyment of life. The ad offers trial 3 oz bottles and mail orders from 48 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Pearl St
New York
From Newspaper Game to Vaudeville Stage
A local sketch The Turn of the Tide at the Orpheum theater by Madden Fitzpatrick company features Frank Stanton's song Mighty Lake a Roase. Fitzpatrick, praised for versatility, recalls his path from newspaper work in Waterbury to vaudeville, detailing salary contrasts and a venture into writing the sketch with a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Madden-Fitzpatrick Company
Frank Stanton
Fitzpatrick
Holy Cross
Hne
Chicago Esatuiner
Waterbury
Conn
Larely. Ie
Pan Xer
Waterbury Theater
Ian
Iyaelfet
tw@ partners
Rural box coins barred to ease carrier load
John Corrigan reports that the U S Post Office will ban loose coins in rural mail boxes after February 14 to curb abuse and delays. Carriers frequently dig coins from boxes, sometimes hundreds of pennies in a single trip, causing cold weather hardship and slower mail delivery. The department urges patrons to use stamps, stamped envelopes, coin-holding devices, or coin-wrapping to speed collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
Post Office Department
DeGraw
Mr. DeGraw
Seed distribution sparks House debate in Washington
Washington January 27. Warfare against seed distribution by the department of agriculture began in the house led by Representative Mossy of Indiana. The department sent mustard seed with a bulletin on eradicating the mustard plant. Mossy said future shipments would accompany the eradication bulletin and criticized seed quality as unsuitable for a practical gardener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Representative Mossy
Indiana
Department
Moss
Senator Not Chosen As Deadlock Holds Jackson Priorities
Jackson Miss January 37 After balloting twice the legislative caucus seeking a successor to Senator A. J. Mc Laurin adjourned deadlocked. A gan of voted by Congressman Adam Byrn and the loss of 7 by Speaker Street marked today's session. Balloting will be resumed tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Legislative Caucus
A. J. McLaurin
Adam Byrn
Speaker Street
English Bookkeeper Accused of Embezzling at Taft Ranch
In El Paso on January 27 A G White, former bookkeeper for Charles P Taft at his Mission Texas ranch, was arrested and is being guarded for transport back to the ranch to face charges of embezzling 3400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Taft
el Paso
Texas
A. G White
Charles P. Taft
Mission
White
Thos C Gresham Dies at Macon Georgia
Thomas C Gresham longtime official in the Central Railway western division died at his Macon home at 76 after fifty seven years of service. He lived with daughter Mrs J R Robinson and leaves son W R Gresham of Putnam. Funeral will be held by Rev T W Callaway.
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Macon
Gers
Southwestern
The
Central Railway
Thomas
Gresham
Oakeet
J. R. Robinson
Huw
T. W. Callaway
Bailey to Address at Cedar Point Meeting
Ed ward B. McCarter said Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas will deliver the principal address at the Ohio Stave Bar Association’s annual meeting at Cedar Point, Ohio, July 7 and 8. The event will feature discussions on state stave issues and related professional topics.
Acid Dyspepsia and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A vintage promotional piece explains acid dyspepsia or hyperchlorhydria, detailing sour mouth, acid eructations, and potential tooth damage. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a treatment, describes ingredients, and urges readers to obtain a box from their druggist or request a free sample from I. Stuart Company at Marshall Michigan.
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Jong
Stuart
Algo
I. A. Biuart Company
Biuart Big
Marshall, Mich
Publishers Oppose Postal Rate Hike Before House Panel
Washington January 27. The Butterick Publishing Company president George W Wilder led publishers in lobbying the House committee on post offices to block increases for second class matter. Wilder decried politicized post office operations and urged management style from a business perspective. He criticized inefficiency and low salaries, saying tenure limits expertise. Representative Fassett challenged Wilder and cited John Wanamaker and George B Cortelyau among noted post office appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Post Offices
George W. Wilder
Butterick Publishing Company
Post Office Department
Wilder
Ant
Wider
Fassett
New York
John, Wanamaker
George B. Cortelyau
Joplin Liquor Issue Defeated After Campaign Turmoil
Joplin Missouri January 27 a local election on liquor was defeated by a margin of 814 in a turnout of 6 604 as a bitter campaign drew women and children to the polls marching and serving free lunches in the streets amid the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Presbleian
Acuk A. Ab
Ortant Yart
Baen
Son Confesses to Striking Father with Poison in Liquor
Minot North Dakota January 27 Charles Moline aged 52 confessed to-day that he murdered his father Frank Moline last Friday by placing strychnine in whisky he gave him. The son said his mother, divorced from Moline, believed he planned to marry and would grant his property to the second wife, and he intended to murder both his father and the woman.
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Minot
N. D
Charles Moline
Frank Moline
Moline
False Mustache Aids Prisoner To Escape
Ira Grinnell escaped Floyd county Jail in Rome Georgia by donning a false mustache and impersonating a visitor. He walked past guard Jalen Wilkins and was not recaptured. Grinnell had been jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge involving J Atkinson, a printer, who was walking with Grinnell’s ex wife.
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Rome
Ira Grinnell
Floyd County
Jalen Wilkins
Grinnell
Atkinson
Augusta
Broad Street
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Horticultural Society
James W. Fitzpatrick
Mighty Lak
Thos, C. Gresham
Atlanta
Stetson
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Littl Hans
Postoffice
Meeting House
Playa County
Bradfield CO
Daehive
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