Improvements At Coliseum For Major Horse Show
Extensive renovations at the Piedmont Park Coliseum boost the coming horse show’s prizes to 36000 and add new classes. A horse show committee meets today to finalize prize lists while plans for 600 plus entries and seating for over 5000 unfold. The event, set for the last week of October at the Coliseum, promises a premier display with a public reception and musical program.
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Coliseum
T. H. Martin
Wil
New York City
Martin
Piedmont Park
United States
Madison Square Garden
New York
Man and Wife Stood On Each Other's Heads in Court
Reynoldstown couple J. D. St. John and his wife were jailed after failing to pay a 515 fine. The pair fought in a courtroom earlier, with Mrs St. John saying her husband stood on her head briefly, while St. John admitted the act. Recorder Broyles sentenced both as guilty and admonished them to settle their affairs. A daughter witnessed the scene, kissing her mother goodbye as she left.
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J. D. St. John
H. D. St. John
Reynoldstown
Recorder
St. John
T He &J. Johns
Boy Bandit on Fourth of July Desperado on Peachtree Street
Iaa Shropshire a ten year old boy was arraigned for parading a revolver on Peachtree Street during the Fourth of July. He fired blanks, frightened several women, and was chased by officers. The pistol, found at a previous employer’s house, led to a $10 fine due to his age. William M Bell, 74, died of paralysis at 63 Conner Street. His remains were sent to Richmond, Va. C P Pitchford promoted to commercial agent at Albany succeeding S M Welborn, who moves to Columbus. Welborn to C W Chears, now division freight agent at Chattanooga.
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Peachtree Street
Iaa
Shropshire
Recorder
Perchtree Street
Teconier
Hia
William Bell
William M. Bell
Cooner Street
H. M. Patterson
Richmond
Central of Georgia
C. P. Pitchford
Albany
S. M. Welborn
Columbus
Welborn
C. W. Cheara
Chattanocos
La Vallieres Pearl Pendolinns Feature Styles
Pearls on delicate gold chains called La Vallieres are shown in many odd shapes and popular appeal. The article highlights a range of pendant designs and their attractive variety for wearers seeking unique pearl jewelry.
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la Vallieres
Georgia Fruit Prospects Up as Peaches Move to Market
President John M. Egan of Central of Georgia Railway reports improved crop conditions across the state. He notes favorable weather aiding farmers, a rising peach shipment from the Southwestern division around Fort Valley and Marshallville, and an expected total of about 1 1/2 cars for the season. He mentions strong intercity travel from south to north and crowded Ocean Steamship sailings from Savannah to New York.
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John M. Egan
Central of Georgia Railway Company
W. A. Wright
Central
Egan
Fort Valley
Marshallville
Ocean Steamship Line
Savannah
New York
Woman in Atlanta Starves as Lunacy Crisis Rages
Concha Balaguar a 25 year old woman with dementia is refused asylum by authorities after fleeing home. Police fear she will die of starvation as the almshouse and asylum refuse her, and she remains confined in the city prison awaiting a lasting solution.
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Almahense
Concha Balaguar
H. N. Balaguar
Atlanta
Waynesboro, C
Windsor Street
Concha
Tabernacle Baptist Home
Balaguar
Ball
The
Constitution
Bali
One Arrest In Rapid Transit Shooting Case
Henry Morrie charged as one of the two black assailants who shot at Conductor Bradley on the Rapid Transit Decatur line. Bradley testified in court that a second suspect was sought and the case was postponed to Tuesday afternoon. An earlier incident saw Bradley knocked down after ejecting two men for fare nonpayment. shots narrowly missed.
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Henry Morrie
Bradley
Henry Morris
Conquctor Bradley
Rapid Tranatt
Decatur
Morris
Clifton
Mor
Miss Dupree Returned After Sham Battle at Piedmont Park
Miss Vick Dupree of 15 Anna Street was reported missing but returned home Thursday night after attending a sham battle at Piedmont Park with friends. She told her parents she joined a group of young people and could not resist their invitation to visit the park. Police were not informed until Friday morning.
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Piedmont Park
Vick Dupree
Anna Street
Russ Dupree
Two Boys Spar Then Fight Over Points in Factory District
Walter Cane and Harry Cain, two boys from the Elias May factory district, sparred for points and then fought. Each admitted wrestling and trading harder blows until both were arrested. The recorder fined them 1 and urged no boxing without a referee who can discipline both.
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Walter Cane
Harry Cain
Elias & May
Walter
Funeral of Charles Hanye Held at Inman Park Church
Funeral services for Charles Hanye, who died Wednesday afternoon at his father's home in Inman Park, were held yesterday at 9 a.m. at Inman Park Methodist Church. Rev. W. B. Dillard and Rev. W. F. Glenn officiated. Pallbearers included A. G. Candler, L. P. Skeen, W. M. Johnson, T. K. Glenn, Dr. C. D. Hurt, Palmer Johnson, C. M. White, and W. W. M. McKemmie, church and Sunday school officers. Interment followed at Oakland cemetery with Georgis lodge of Masons and Atlanta Lodge No. 20, Knights of Pythias, conducting services.
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Inman Park Methodist Church
Charles 4. Hanye
Inman Park
W. B. Dillard
W. F. Glenn
Pallhearers
A. G. Candler
L. P. Skeen
W. M. Johnson
Typhoid Death of L G Russell of Providence
L G Russell a Providence superintending engineer for the International Power Co died at St Joseph infirmary after a three week typhoid illness. Aged 40, unmarried, a San Francisco native, he was en route to visit his mother when he stopped in Atlanta to consult a fellow engineer. Funeral plans await a nephew from Worcester. remains at H M Patterson's parlors.
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L. G Russell
Providence
R. I
L. C. Russell
International Power Company
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Mr. Russell
San Francisco
Cal
Atlanta
W. G. Cameron
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Worcester
Mass
H. M. Patterson
Mrs Nanty Morris Dies at 74 in City Home
Mrs Nancy Morris, aged seventy four, died Thursday at her daughter Amanda Faulkner’s home at 133 Boulevard after an illness of over a year. Funeral services were held yesterday at 4 p.m. by Rev. Charles W. Byrd of the First Methodist Church and burial was in Westview Cemetery.
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Nancy Morris
Nanty Morris
Amanda Faulkner
Boulevard
Jess
Charles W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
Westview
Your Liver and Assanoys in perfect condition
Ty net proclaims Little Watermelon Hands keep liver and assanoys in perfect condition with a price of 10 cents at all druggists.
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Tynet
Mayor Mims Vetoes Resolutions Over Technological Students Incident
Atlanta mayor Livingston Mims vetoes council resolutions condemning Technological School students who filled striking machinists’ roles at Southern railway shops. He argues the measure is unconstitutional and beyond the council’s authority, asserting rights of workers and employers. Veto to be considered at the next meeting after a 9 to 6 council vote.
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Meyor Livingston Mims
Technological School
Mima
General Council
Atlanta
Federation of Trades
Technological
MIMS
Council
Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised for digestion
A historical advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy that improves appetite digestion and bodily regularity. It promises health and energy with a price of 26 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
Teachers Go To Detroit For National Education Association Meet
A party of fifty or more Georgia teachers leaves Atlanta this afternoon under Professor W M Slaton to attend the National Educational Association convention in Detroit from July 8 through 12. The group, with 25 to 30 from Atlanta, travels via the Queen and Crescent route, arriving tomorrow night. They have parlor rooms at Cadillac hotel and plan side trips to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and other sites.
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W. M. Slaton
Georgia
Atlanta
Detroit
National Educational Association
W M Slaton
Boys’ High School
Association For Georgia
Queen and Crescent
Cadillac Hotel
Buffalo Exposition
Niagara Falls
Georgie
In the Nature of Repartee from Colorado Springs Gazette
In a late night parlor a gas meter ticks on while the pater seeks news. Phyllis reports the morning paper has not arrived as a Daily Bugle humorist parries with a request for the form for an important decision. The scene hints at domestic unease over whether to keep house or live elsewhere.
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Colorade Springs
Pater
Phyliss
Daily Bugle
Hats for Horses Aid Backdrivers In Washington
The humane society of Washington plans to provide straw horse hats to backdrivers to shield head and face from sun. Hats feature ear openings and a chin tie, two feet wide, with a dampened top to keep the horse cool.
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Washington Times
Humane Society of Washington
West Indies
Europe
Drop In Temperature Reaches City After Heat Wave
Across the state a cooler trend emerged with a notable temperature drop yesterday. Atlanta saw a high around 90, slightly below the Fourth’s peak, aided by a cool breeze. Forecasters predict continued mild temperatures with possible showers today, while eastern areas report generally cooler conditions.
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Wile
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Boston
New York
Rough Fourth of July at River Eds Cause Police to Act
Thousands visited the resort but drunken disorder arose. Chief Turner halted beer sales. four white men were arrested for disorderly conduct and weapon carrying. Reeves faced bond after a pistol was traced. two boys with pistols were turned over to parents. Kirby named traveling passenger agent for Seaboard Air Line, to move to Savannah then Columbia. Harry E. Kirby expected to be replaced by H E Krouse in Atlanta.
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J. W. Reeves
Peters Street
A. Q.turner
Chambers
Dunbar
Banff C. D
Odd Fellows
Turner
Dr. Fletcher
Donne
Reeves
Buran
Fleming
Justice of the Peace
Shirley
Cook’s
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Savannah
Ed K. Kirby
Columbia, & C
South Carolina
Kirby
Harry E Krouse
Krby
E J Walker
Kb3
Charlotte
N. C
Pullman Sleepers to Buffalo via Erle BR service
Through Pullman sleepers bound for Buffalo will run via Erle BR starting Sunday June 2. Train No 8 departs Cincinnati at 6:25 pm and reaches Buffalo next morning with halt options at Chautauqua Lake. Pan American tickets include special privilege at Buffalo and berth reservations. apply through connecting lines in Atlanta or H. C. Holabird Cincinnati.
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Pullman
Buffalo
Erle BR. R
Erle
Cincinnati
Chautauqua Lake
New York
Atlanta
H. C
The Woman Who Trusted by Will N. Haaseen
Harben’s new novel centers on the mountain folk of north Georgia. The tale blends human interest with vivid land and people portraits, set in a country of strong contrasts from Miller Co. at 39 Marietta Street.
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Mr. Harben
North Georgia
John M
Miller Co
Marietta Street
Low Rates to Cumberland Island Rail Tickets
Southern railway sells daily round trip tickets to Cumberland Island with a return allowed until October 1st. Weekend service plus a Monday night return. $6.50 round trip. Sleeper leaves Atlanta 145 PM for Brunswick. For information address Brooks Morgan D P A Atlanta.
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Southern Railway
Cumberland Island
Gelis
Brotet
Atlanta
Brunswick
Brooks Morgan
D. P
Atlanita
France census reveals modest population gain
The London Times notes France at about 38.6 million, up only 30 thousand since 1896. Paris and suburbs add 202 thousand mainly from foreign arrivals, leaving the rest of France with an increase of 38 thousand.
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London Times
France
Paris
United Kingdom
Germany
Austria
Italy
Russia
Seaboard Summer Excursions From Atlanta to Coastal Resorts
Beginning June 8 and every Saturday through August 11 the Seaboard Air Line Railway offers round trip weekend excursion tickets from Atlanta to Athens and other intermediate stations at one fare. Other daily summer excursion rates include trips to Morehead City Farmville Traunton and York Steamer lines with varied prices. Tickets available at 12 Kimball House. No draft. Boston Globe notes Boston will host a naval magazine but will not accept manuscripts.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Athens
Cross Hill
Morehead City
Farmville
Traunton
New York
Norfolk and
D. C
Boston
Mass
Providence
BR. I
Norfolk and M. and
M. T. Co
North Carolina
Virginia
Boston Globe
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