Irish Girl Says Woman Told Her I Cannot Have Rosy Cheeks
In Lexington Kentucky Kate Phipps is jailed on charges of disfiguring Irish girl Mary Ryan with acid during a noontime attack on a stable. The girl identi fied Mrs. Phipps who has long called about her condition. Ryan reportedly recounted the killer line and Phipps fled after the assault as detectives search the suspect's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kate Phipps
Mary Ryan
Mrs. Phipps
Miss Ryan
Pippa
Aldermanic election Will be held in Eighth Ward
The city council will meet to validate the registration list for the aldermanic election in the eighth ward, with the mayor scheduling the election for July 15. Hon. Frank P. Rice agreed to serve the ward, replacing Charles H. Roberts who resigned after years of service on the council and water board. Brannen’s supporters urged him to run, but he has not yet consented and it is unclear if he will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Néon
Frank P. Rice
Charles H. Roberts
T. H. Brannen
Commission to Hear From Expert Hering
A morning meeting at 10 o'clock of the bond commission will hear Dr Rudolph Hering report on sewer system improvements in Atlanta. Mayor Maddox City Engineer Clayton Alterman Beutell and Quil yan accompanied Hering to inspect seven trunk sewer mouths and sites for three proposed septic tanks. Hering estimates total costs between one and a half and two million dollars for septic tanks sewer extensions four pumping stations and land purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Commission
Rudolph Hering
Atlanta
Hering
Maddox
Clayton
H. M. Beutell
F. A. Quil- Yan
Nobles Feast Despite Weather At Cold Spring Cue Club
Rain or shine the Yaarnb Temple barbecue will be held this afternoon at the Cold Spring Cue Club grounds from 12 to 7 with serving at 2. Camel's milk and zem zem will accompany the barbecue as 700 nobles and friends are expected to attend this grand repast despite the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaarnb
Cue Club
Tax Collector Tierlan Reports Gulf City Progress
P B Tierlan Mobile county tax collector said Gulf City is thriving with good business and happy people during his Montgomery visit. He noted flaking in treat down bay and many residents planning summer trout and red fish outings. Dorlan is well known statewide with many friends. Brooks Smith’s absence means another trip to complete settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Brooks Smith
Auditor’y Office
Weather and divorce talk mixed in Atlanta paper
The article cites a local weather bureau forecast for a warm Saturday afternoon and reports on heavy rains across Georgia, noting abnormal precipitation and crop impacts. It also covers Henry B Brown discussing Cardinal Gibbons and divorce during a Maryland Bar Association meeting, arguing for reconsideration of traditional divorce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Washington
Atlanta
Empire Building
Cotton Belt
Weather Bureau
Middle Georgia
Clayton
Rabun County
LaFayette
Walker County
Gore
Chattooga County
South Georgia
Thomasville
Thomas County
Helene
Telfair
Montezuma
Macon County
Hudson
Delightful Excursion to Wrightsville Beach by Seaboard
Special trains depart July 20 with sleepers and vestibule coaches for a round trip to Wrightsville Beach. Fare five dollars for five days. Reservations at 88 Peachtree Street call 100. Seats limited. plan early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Peachtree Street
Fight Over Child Won By Mother In Court Battle
Judge John T. Pendleton denied R. L. Williams the right to custody of his 5-year-old son George Claude in a habeas corpus hearing. Mrs. Williams seeking divorce was denied alimony. The mother will gain custody after the divorce, with supervised visitation on the first Sunday each month for two hours and a prohibition on removing the child from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Williams
George Claude
John T. Pendleton
Superior Court
Pendleton
James
Montgomery Freight Bureau Eyes New River Boat Line
At a meeting next Tuesday night the Montgomery freight bureau plans to establish a river boat line from Montgomery to Mobile on the Alabama river. The plan calls for purchasing a tug and several barges to haul freight and reduce high handling costs. Local merchants push the project to utilize the river for business after failures of existing boat lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgom
Montgomery Freight Bureau
Alabama
Mobile
Governor pauses execution in racially charged case
Governor Comer grants a respite to Sim Parish, a Black man slated for execution in a related incident, delaying the death sentence until next Friday. A second Black person, Leta Lone, was fatally hurt in the case, while Parish escaped from maltreatment as the sentence faced possible life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decawur
Comer
Sim Parish
Parlai
Leta Lone
Parish
Hardman Proposes State Road Commissioner Position
Dr Hardman of Jefferson introduces a bill to appoint a state road commissioner with broad supervision over all public roads. The proposal envisions expert advice for builders, a four year term, and a state road fund funded by automobile taxes with the commissioner paid 3000 dollars and the assistant 1800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hardman
Jefferson
Hardman
Altes
Georgia
Tragedy on Live Wire Claims Columbus Lineman
In Columbus Georgia on July 9 P G Trammell a telephone lineman was killed when a work pole contact caused a high tension line to arc. His body dangled over hot cables for about twenty minutes as spectators watched unable to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
P. G
Trammell
Thease
Texas Town Flooded by Raging Rivers Around Mercedes
Flooding swamps Mercedes with the Arroyo Colorado and Rio Grande rivers running high. Rail traffic north of Mercedes halted due to washouts as several bridges are carried away and canals broken. The river at McAllen runs miles wide. Early losses tallied around 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hariungwen
Vary van & Pessult
Mercedes
Arroyo
Colorado
Fuest
McAllen
Italian merchant fires at rival in Mulberry alley
Constantina an Italian produce merchant fired three shots at Tony Nerino at Mulberry alley and Twenty-float street this afternoon amid an alleged Black Hand threat. Nerino escaped. Constantina was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countryman
Pittsburg
Constantina
Tony Nerino
Mulberry Alley
Twenty-float Street
Nerino
Bomb outrage charged to Altman
Chicago awaits new formal charges against Vincent A. Altman 32 charged with the Washington Street bomb blast two weeks ago. Bonds set at 60000 by Judge McSurely as State's Attorney Wayman signals more charges to be filed tomorrow. Altman, a former policeman, faced alleged abuse accusations and the blast caused about 100000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vincent A. Altman
Washington Street
Wayman
McSurely
James T. Brady
Atteney ‘Wayman
Altman
Church Welcomes Dr Charles W Daniel as New Pastor
Special services at First Baptist church Sunday afternoon to formally welcome the new pastor Dr Charles W Daniel. Programs include prayers by Ray C J Thompson D D pastor Jackson Street Baptist, choir music, and addresses by Beacon H H Cabantan Rev J Purerr D D, and Rev Len G Broughton L D on behalf of local Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles W. Daniel
Ray
C. J. Thompson
D.D
Jackson
Baptist Church
Beacon
Len G. Broughton
L.D
Tabernacle Baptist Church
The
Baptists
Interfaith Meeting Planned for Atlanta Services
State Reverend John White and B D Gray speak for Baptist and Southern Baptist, James Lee for Methodist, Punbar Ogden for Presbyterian, C Boumer for Episcopal, Charles W Daniel for Baptist. John M Green to preside. Dr Daniel recently moved from Texas. first local sermon last Sunday. committee including Colonel B F Abbott to arrange tomorrow’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
White
Second Baptist Church
The
Baptista of the South
B. PD. Gray
D.D
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Methodist Churches of Atlanta
James W. Lee
Trinity Methodist Church
Atlanta
Punbar Ogden
J.F
Central Presbyterian Church
B. F. Abbott
Heating Plant Keeps Church Cool This Summer
Pastor Dr Junina W Millard at Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist announces using the church heating plant to cool the auditorium and Sunday school room during the summer. A fan will distribute cool air, providing ventilation. No Sunday evening services in July and August, focus on morning meetings. Dr Millard to speak Sunday on The Control of the Temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Junina W. Millard
Igsgo
Millard
Celebration of Great Battle in Poltava
Emperor Nicholas left St Petersburg to attend the Poltava bicentennial celebration recalling Peter the Great's victory over Charles XII. An imperial train halted at Luminez near Pinsk where ten railway machinists brought bread and salt. At Starney station he met nobility marshals Polish aristocracy and noble deputations including Counts Potock and frea Prince stroist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Poltava
Peter the Great
Charles XII
Luminez
Pinsk
Pernonsky
Starney
Count Potock
Prince San- Buasko
Fread
Tnynta
Podglek
Blev
Conyers Editor Urges Farmers Unite For Gains
Speech by Colonel Leonidas F. Scott of The Conyers Breeze Press to Oak Grove Local Farmers Union sparks strong interest. He claims the south loses up to 460 million yearly from faulty cotton packing and urges organization to save hundreds of millions. Aims to empower farmers against debt and ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyers
Leonidas F. Scott
Conyers Bree Press
Oak Grove
Farmers’ Union
Scott
Postpone Rider Trials In Union City Court Adjourns
In Union City Tennessee on July 6 no effort was made to secure release of forty men jailed as part of a night rider band accused in the murder of Captain Quentin Rankin. The court adjourned until September, delaying trials until fall. Arthur Gloar, linked to eight reversed by the supreme court, sick with fever in Jackson jail, was ordered transferred to Union City. Also noted, forthcoming Pan American conference in Buenos Aires in 1910 will address aerial navigation and wireless telegraphy with two commissioners to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Tenn
Night Riders
Quentin Rankin
Arthur Gloar
Supreme Court
Jackson
Washington
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
International Bureau of the American Republics
Child Suffered Chronic Scalp Itch Becomes Worse at Fifteen
A young girl began scratching her scalp as a child and by age fifteen her condition worsened with hair loss in spots. She spent hundreds of dollars seeking relief. The remedy Cutiura is described as soothing like cold water on a burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
Cure by Cuticura Remedies Recounted by Florence Goichal Bee
A dated testimonial from Florence Goichal Bee recalls suffering age four from a scalp humor with thick crusts and itching. After tried doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment allegedly relieved severe itching, redness, and scabs. The writer claims permanent cure by age forty two and credits Cuticura with health and happiness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs.Phipps
Frank Rice
Commission
Dorlan
Valifo Co
Jupiter Pluvius
Justice Brown
Cardinal Gibbons
Point Comfort
Henry B. Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland State Bar Association
Brown
America
Genie Williams
New Boat Line
Merv
Texas
Kennesaw
Frank E. Block CO
Stephenagon
First Baptisl Church
Cal. Scott
Farmers’ ‘Union
Cuticura
Cpota
Cutioura
Florénce
Alerada
West
Birmingham
Memphis
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Brunswick
Macon
Hot Springs
Denvers
Frisco Lines
Trek
Utah
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Seattle
Colo. Springs & Pueblo
Ogden
Salt Lake Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
San Diego
Hot Springs Ark
L. Parrott, District
North Pryor St
Inta
Perry
W. Bougess
W. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Peegee
DiCan
Brockton
Mass
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
California
Portland
Pullman
Sana Francisco
J. F. van Rensselaer
Candler Building
Atlanta, GA
Hendie
Transfer and Storage. Co
Alabama Sthone Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!