Girl Is Shot By Little Boy In Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida a 12 year old girl Margarita Kattochi daughter of a prominent family was shot by a boy of her own age. The youth had been given a revolver by his parents to learn to shoot. He hid behind a tree and ordered her to hands up. She was struck in the right side and the bullet passed through bowels and kidneys. Doctors give no hope of recovery.
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Pensacola
Fla
Margarita Kat~tochi
Margarite
Multiple Mortuary Notices From Atlanta Area
Ferris aged two dies at home on East North Avenue. Funeral at 30 o'clock tomorrow. interment at West View. L Phillips, 42, dies at Fair and Duncan streets. body sent to Flowery Branch for funeral and interment. George E Norton, 77, dies at Willscott private sanitarium. body to Barclay & Brandon's parlors. funeral and interment at Willscott. Mrs Charles Jabaley, 30, dies at private sanitarium. funeral at 9:30 this morning. interment at West View. survived by husband and one child. Mrs Carl Bailey dies at private sanitarium. funeral at 9 this morning. interment at Nance's Creek. Adam L. Eichelberger, 82, dies in Oakland City. funeral at Poole's chapel this afternoon at 4. J T Roberson, infant, funeral at residence 434 Woodward Avenue at 2:30. interment Decatur Cemetery. Mrs Ruby G Chestnut, 25, dies at 99 Cherokee Avenue. survived by husband, two children, parents, four sisters, one brother. body sent to Columbus for funeral. Herbert Elliott, infant son of Mr and Mrs J L Elliott, dies at Chapel Road residence. funeral at 5 pm. interment Rose Hill. Mrs H S Thompson of New York, formerly of Columbia South Carolina, learns of sudden death of Hugh S Thompson widow.
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Ferris
East North Avenue
Frank Looper
Edna Hayes
Donald
West View
L. Phillips
R. L. Phillips
Fair and Duncan
Kirkwood
Flowery Branch
George E. Norton
George E Norton
Willscott
Barclay & Brandon
Willsestt
Charles Jabaley
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfeld
Undertaking Establishment
Weat View
Carl Bailey
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Nance’s Creek
Adam L. Eichelberger
Ocala
Fla
Oakland City
Atlanta
Florida
Luther
Clara
Lilian
Poole’s Chapel
J. T. Roberson
J T. Roberson
J. L. Roberson
Woodward Avenue
Decetup
Ruby G. Chestnut
Cherokee Avenue
Thos. R. Chestnut
Columbus, Ga
Herbert Elliott
Herbert. Elliott
J. L. Elliott
Auction Results For 32 Central Railroad Adjacent Lots
Thirty-two lots owned by Mrs. W. M. Knot near the central railroad sold at auction yesterday afternoon. Despite rain a large crowd attended and the net proceeds totaled 3,858 dollars. The sale was conducted by Cochran of 16 South Broad with Moore acting as broker.
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Central Railroad
W. M. Knot
Moore
Cochran
Courts Clash in Georgia Over Electric Supply Case
Savannah reports an extraordinary jurisdictional clash between state and federal courts over the Electric Supply company. Receiver Davis guards the property under state orders while U.S. Marshal White seeks turnover, with Judge Charlton asserting state jurisdiction and armed deputies preventing federal intrusion. The next move hinges on contempt actions and court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Electric Supply Company
State Superior Court
Walter G. Charlton
United States Court For
State Court
Emory Speer
Judge Speer
Judge Chariton
Speer
J. 5. Walker
Charlton
W. V. Davis
United States Court
Davis
George F. White
Paitea States Court
Toe‘thoné
Marshal White
Davia
Chariton
Davie
Nog
Flood Situation Improves Across Missouri and Kansas
Flood conditions eased in Missouri and Kansas as rivers at Kansas City showed signs of falling, despite continued high water. Springfield and Ottawa reported severe inundation with streets buried under 10 to 15 feet of water. officials hoped the flood would subside by tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Springfield
Von
Jordan River
Ottawa
Kens
Merais-des Cyanes
Detroit music contest votes show "I Wish I Had a Girl" sweep
Thousands of Detroiters voted in a music contest at a store music department. About 19 000 ballots favored "I Wish I Had a Girl" for first place, with cash and sheet music prizes enriching the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Popular song selections from Remick & Co catalog
The second choice in the contest went to Chat Atirring Song of the Plains My Pony Bay the third most popular selection It Makes a Difference When Youre With the Girl You Love. All three songs are published by Jerome H Remick & Co the largest publishers of popwar music worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Pony Bay
Jerome H. Remick & Co
Senate Passes Tariff Measure and Tobacco Tax Debate
The Senate approved a tariff measure amid disputes over a tobacco tax amendment. Senator Bradley pushed to remove the six cent per pound levy on tobacco while allowing hand sales under ten pounds with records for the IRS. Debate also covered corporation tax provisions, amendments, and procedural clashes on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Kentucky
Tennessee
Finance Committee
Senate
Bradley
Aldrich
Daniel
Bacon
Virginia
Clay
Hacon
Baron
Rhode Island
Martin
Mr. Simmons
North Carolina
Simmons
Batley
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Taft Sees Solid South in Vermont Speech at Champlain Tercentenary
President Taft, en route to Washington after Lake Champlain tercentenary remarks in Burlington, argues the Solid South helped make New England solid for the Republicans. He warns against sectional rivalry, praises hospitality from D C and international guests, and contemplates railroad growth and shared prosperity with the North and South. He notes Vermont’s solid republican stance and envisions regional unity across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
Burlington
Taft
Lake Champlain
House
Senate
New York
France
Great Britain
Canada
M. Jusse- Tend
Bryce
Hughes
Prouty
Vermont
Lemieux
Yacht Club Wharf
George Fred Whitlama
Massachusetts
Memphis
Alabama
Georgis
The Jitt Tops Lyric and Wayne Company Draw Big Crowds
The Lyric Stage grows popular with the racing play The Jitt as Miss Spooner Frank LaRue and the cast earn praise. At the Casino The Wayne Company storms the house with Loratte Marshall Fred Wayne and Harry Gribbon drawing devotees. White City attracts crowds despite rain as the grand colonado and amusements run full blast providing fresh air and pleasure to thousands.
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Miss Spooner
Frank LaRue
Wayne Company
R. C
Loratte Marshall
Fred Wayne
Herry Gribbon
White City
White City Park
Grand Colonado
Builders' Exchange Approves House Bill No 139
At a meeting of the Atlanta Builders' Exchange supporters praised Henry A. Alexander of Fulton County for drafting House Bill 139. The bill mirrors federal practice on government work and provides a legitimate method to collect accounts from state, city, county, and municipal projects via the bond required on such work, benefiting subcontractors materialmen and laborers.
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Atlanta Builders’ Exchange
Henry A. Alexander
Fulton County
Dance at East Lake for Tennis Players Honor
A dance will be given at the East Lake Country Club to honor tennis players taking part in the Southern Invitational championship tourney. The event aims to celebrate their participation and achievements in the match series.
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East Lake
East Lake Country Club
New Orleans Named 1910 Convention City in Southern Secretaries
Richardson of Jacksonville elected president of the Southern Commercial Secretaries at Atlanta session. M B Trezevant of New Orleans named secretary at convention. New Orleans chosen as host for 1910 with plan to move meetings earlier to align with Panama trip.
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M. B. Trezevant
New Orleans
H. H. Richardson
Jacksonville
Fla.) Board of Trade
Southern Commercial Secretaries
Atlanta
Trezevant
Panama
Chamber of Commerce of
W. G. Cooper
Shannon
Nashville
Tann
C. W. Moorman
Columbia
S. G
M. C. Moore
Meridian
Misa
H. S. Herring
E. B. Jacobs
Roanoke
G. A. Waterman
Pensacola
Fla
J. A. Arnold
Fort Worth
Tex
Joseph B. Babb
Birmingham
Ala
W. L. Finch
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edwin L. Quarles
Petersburg
Workmah
Sadie Workman
Walter G. Cooper
Cox
Covington
Mr. Smith
Board of Trade of
Richardson
Peorpte
Progressive Union of
Mr. Tresevant
H. A. Truegley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
M. W. Richards
Southern Railway
South
Commercial Secretarics’ Association
Texas
Elighitui Social -Attales
Victim of Mythomania in Ella Gingles Trial
Chicago officials report the defense in Ella Gingles's theft case with Agnes Barrette closing as lawyer P H O'Donnell and detective Captain P D O'Brien clash over motives. Assistant State's Attorney Short vows mass testimony to impeach Gingles's improbable claims. Witnesses describe discrepancies from hospital and hotel accounts as rebuttal testimony looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Ella Gingles
Agnes Barrette
P. H. O'Donnel
P. D. O'Brien
Short
Criminal Court
Miss Gingles
P. H. O'Donnell
Good Roads Praised By The Secretaries
The Commercial Secretaries association held its final meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Aimed at southern cities, resolutions urged good roads to develop agriculture, cut transportation costs, improve rural life, and strengthen the home market and education.
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Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ufe
Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Hele Wumene Sftorts
Mnestie “Iiata
Calhoun to Face Second Trial in San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun, president of the United Railways, will be tried July 19 before Superior Judge William P. Lawlor for allegedly offering a bribe to a supervisor to influence a trolley overhead permit vote. Lawlor denied Calhoun’s bid for a change of venue citing alleged bias, with counter affidavits from prosecutors and details from bodyguards presented.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calh Uun
United Railways
Monda
Judége
William P. Lawlor
Tadiay
Atlanta Grain Trade Dispute Over Through Rate
A Tennessee Georgia freight controversy shows Nashville merchants shipping grain to Georgia with through rate benefits, bypassing Atlanta’s lack of billing privilege and elevator allowance. The complaint is filed by WS Duncan & Co, A P Morgan Grain Co, J D Frazier & Co, W L & W M Fain, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Georgia
Atlanta
WS. Duncan & Co
A. P. Morgan Gratin Company
Kreditors file for receiver in Klilne Gershon and Porter Wrigley cases
Short items note that creditors of Klilne Gershon Co filed for a receiver in U S court and that after hearings Georgia Beltway Electric Light and other creditors of Porter Wrigley Co prompted Referee Adams to name T D Meador as receiver. Also reports Mayor Maddox declined to veto a Sunday Hokey Pokey vending ban, drafted by Councilman Harrison at pastors’ request. A quiet marriage of Mina Minnie Betram and William G Brown occurred at a tribal home with Rev A G Ward officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Cohen & Co
Klilne-Gershon Company
West Mitchell Street
United States Court
Georgia Beltway and Electric Light Company
Porter-Wrigley i Company
North Broad Street
Adams
T. D. Meador
Maddox
Harrison
Third Ward
Mina Minnie E. Betram
Hood Street
William G. Brown
Walnut Street
Ite Viclocks
A. G. ‘Ward
Eerae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knox Straws
GEO. Muse Clothing CO
Tree
P. S. Ferris
Grvenn
H. S. Thompson
8. C
Hugh
Thompson
SAAN
Ones
Missouri Ave
North
North American
Builders’ Exchange
Hich
Victin
Mythomania
Frances Willard Hospital
Wellington
Miss Bella Caraton
O'Brien
Warren
Goethe and
Clark Streets
Misa Barrette
Mr. O'Donnell
Mr. Short
Joe
Patrick Calhoun
Calhoun
Lawlor
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