Temperance Leader Endorses Peruna as Superior Remedy
Mrs Mary M Brown of East Providence Rhode Island president of the YWCTU and former WMC leader writes that Peruna is popular among women and superior to other cures for catarrh and female weakness. Dr Hering proposes Atlanta sewer plans with septic tanks and pumping stations and a bond election for sewers schools and waterworks. He will inspect waterworks and report in two months.
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Mary M. Brown
Groovenor Ava
East Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Woman’s Resist Corps
Hering
Atlanta
Tsave
McDaniel Street
West End
Bond Commission
Maddox
Commission
New York
Unknown negro attack on woman near Red Mountain
Mrs. Robert Mullins was attacked by an unknown Black man while walking home through woods near Red Mountain on Saleville electric line. He jumped from bushes, choked her, and fled as her screams drew help. Bloodhounds followed the trail late tonight.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Mullins
Mul Une
Red Mountain
Saleville
Bin
Hoopes Pursues Divorce Against Katie Bleenor Hoopes
Dawson Hoopes of a prominent Philadelphia family has filed divorce proceedings against his wife Katie Bleenor Hoopes. The suit names correspondent Charles A Newhall, a cricketer of international reputation, as a co respondent. The couple, long separated, reside near the Hall estate in Chestnut Hill. Mrs Hoopes is abroad visiting her daughter in London. Hoopes makes sensational allegations in the filing.
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Philadelphia
Dawson Hoopes
Katie Bleenor Hoopes
Charles A. Newhall
Hoopes
New Hall
Chestnut Hill
Brief House Session With Two Local Bills Passed
The House held a brief Saturday session, approving two local measures. No Senate session occurred. Bills passed authorize Augusta to secure land for waterworks expansion and create a river and canal commission for Augusta. The fish and game committee formed, with plans for a comprehensive state game and fish law.
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House of ‘Representatives
City of
Augusta
Senate
Ausguste
Fish and Game Committee
Garlington
Richmond
Do You Weigh Too Much The Real Remedy and the Recipe
A historical weighing remedy article promotes a dose based on caserta aromatic and peppermint water after meals as a weight loss option. It claims effortless fat reduction without exercise, promising rest, good food, regular doses, purer blood, clearer skin, and restored energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeveer
Lumber Harvest In Georgia Produces Notable Hardwood Log
Oakmean Ga July 10 Special One of the finest hardwood trees cut in this area was recently brought in from the farm of J F Hurt massive lumber tallying 1100 feet. The remarkable log showcases rich grain and remarkable size for the region signaling a historic woodland yield. The report highlights the local logging effort and the significance of the specimen within Georgia's timber industry.
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Oakmean
J. F. Hurt
Vast log haul reveals enormous timber cut from single tree
A log of extraordinary size, 12 feet long and containing over 1,100 feet of lumber, required nine oxen to haul to town. This represents one of four sections of equal size cut from a single tree.
Kelley Corrects Historic Acworth House Occupancy
D E Kelley of Tuskegee Alabama sends clarification about a famed Acworth Georgia house linked to General Sherman during his march. Kelley states the dwelling was owned by his father, not his mother and younger brother, while Sherman used the dining room as headquarters. After the war the owner sold the house and moved to Haralson county.
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D. HE. Kelley
Tuskeges
Ala
Acworth
General Sherman
Kelley
Smithson
Sherman
Mr. Kelley
Wheeler's Cavalry
Haralson ‘County
Boy Hurt by Auto in Savannah on Bull Street
Four year old Robert Gregg Jr. of Savannah was seriously injured when a car struck him as he rode a scooter toward the business district on Bull Street early last night. He suffered a deep cut near his left eye and was rushed to a hospital.
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Savannah
Robert Gregg, Jr
Bull Street
Jad
Language of Peace and Southern Prosperity Speech
G Grosvenor Dawe urged a united effort by Southern Commercial Congress to weld the old South into a thriving, cooperative economic force. He cited vast natural advantages, rail and bank capacity, and a need for technical training while calling for a broad, apolitical cooperative organization to advertise the South’s opportunities and spur industrial progress.
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G. Grosvenor Dawe
Southern Commercial Congress
South
Dawe
Montgomery
Board of Trade of
Atlanta
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
New England
United States
Southland
Greater
Neady
Warner's Safe Cure offered free trial to readers
An Atlanta Sunday Constitution promo claims Warner's Safe Cure treats kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It promises a free trial bottle and an analysis of a urine sample, with a booklet, and cites uric acid as a cause of many ailments.
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Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Warner
Bright
Ae Warner
Rochester
Genuinenera O. Er
Death by misadventure in a dentist chair in London
Inquest in London found Professor Lawrence Marshall Byers of Des Moines Iowa died July 7 during a tooth extraction. Verdict: death by misadventure. Ether anaesthesia, swollen throat and septic poisoning cited. Body to be embalmed and shipped from Southampton on Majestic.
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London
Lawrence Marshall Byers
Des Moines
Iowa
G@ L Holmes
Charleston
9. C
Prafengor Byers
Liverpool
Byers
Albert Swalm
Southampton
White Star Line
Majestic
Income Tax Urged by William J. Bryan
Lincoln Neb July 10 Mr Bryan public statement urges constitutional amendment for income tax. He endorses the 1908 platform plank and calls for extra sessions and nonpartisan clubs to promote ratification. Taft argues amendment not necessary. Senate passes by unanimous vote. Democratic governors urge immediate action and county tax clubs form to pledge lawmakers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Taft
Congress
Senate
Southern Kindergarten Association Holds Annual Session
The fifth annual Southern Kindergarten Association meeting at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville elected officers led by President Miss Marian Stuart Hanckel of Columbia, D C. Vice President was Miss Willette Allen of Atlanta. Recording secretary was Mrs Delia Cawood of Knoxville and corresponding secretary Miss Margaret Somerville of Jacksonville. Treasurer was Miss Huby Wiltingham of Columbus.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Kindergarten Association
University of Tennessee
Marian Stuart Hanckel
Columbia
D. C
Willette Allen
Atlanta
Delia
Cawood
Margaret Somerville
Jacksonville
Huby
Wiltingham
Columbus
Accidental Death Verdict In Army Major's Lethal Runover
The coroner's jury found accidental death in the case of Major James W. Long retired U S Army. He was knocked down by an automobile driven by chauffeur H G Weaver. Both men were arrested in bail set at 65 000.
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Washington
James
Long
United States Army
Laugdrice
H. G
Death Claims Prof. Newcomb, Noted Astronomer at 74
Washington reports the death of Professor Simon Newcomb at his home at age 74. Renowned as a leading astronomer and mathematician, he directed the Nautical Almanac and supervised telescope projects at the Naval Observatory and Lick Observatory.
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Washington
Simon Newdbmb
Hill
Benjamin Franklin
Newcomb
Naval Observatory
Weebington
Great Lick Observatory
California
Nautical Almanac
Plans for Fifth District Masons Convention in Atlanta
Leading members of Atlanta area Masonic lodges began preparations for the annual fifth district convention to be held in Atlanta the second Wednesday in August. Ten thousand prominent Masons are expected. Committees on program speakers music railroads and arrangements were named to oversee details and receptions for visiting delegates.
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Atlanta
C. E. Hall
Royal Daniel
M. T. LaHatte
George Hkubanks
W. L. Champion
Robert Carpenter
T. H. Jeffrie
J. HB
Little Clermont Glides From Ways
New York July 10 A replica of Robert Fultons Clermont the Hudson river steam boat was launched today at the Staten Island Ship Building Company yard under the Hudson Fulton celebration commission. The Clermont replica will lead a flotilla of warships in the Hudson voyage to Albany August 17 1807 marking the Fulton era amid public excitement. About 6000 attendees including many living descendants of Fulton and Chancellor Livingston witnessed the ceremony.
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New York
Robert Fulton
Meriiere’ Harbor
Staten Island Ship Building Company
Hudson
Albany
Fulton
Chancellor Livingston
Women wage battle for eight hour day in Illinois
The piece recalls a clash over reform as Agnes Nestor leads Illinois women in a ten hour day fight. A railroad station exchange shows mutual respect, while the article urges business groups and lawmakers to adopt a standard program: no night work, eight hour day, better working conditions, ventilated rooms, safe seating, and separate facilities. Also notes Kenneth Poli Raynor, a Daughters of the Revolution member, dead in San Antonio.
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Illinois
Illinoia
Agnes Nestor
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Miss Nestor
United States
Raynor
San Antonio
Texas
Kenneth Poli Raynor
North Carolina
William Polk
Continental Army
Thomas Folk
Class of 1908 to hold first annual reunion at Scoville Hotel
The Boye High School class of 1908 will hold its first annual reunion next Saturday night July 17 with a banquet at Scoville Hotel on Mitchell street. President H G Bedinger issued the call for a gathering at Peachtree Root Garden at 8 p m. After an hour there they will proceed to Scoville for the banquet hosted by Mangier Lazalere.
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Boye’ High School
Scoville
Mitchell Street
H. G. Bedinger
Peachtree Root Garden
Scavilla
Mangier Lazalere
Memorial service for Theodor Herzl in Atlanta
A memorial service honoring Theodor Herzl, champion of political Zionism, is planned this afternoon at the 4 ol block synagogue at the corner of Gilmer Street and Piedmont Avenue under the Atlanta Zion Society. Joe Durran chairs the memorial committee.
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Gilmer Street
Piedmont Avenue
Atlanta Zion Society
Theodor Herzl
Joe Durran
Ther
Jury verdict in Florida dentist murder case verdict of second degree
In Marianna Florida J W White was found guilty of second degree murder for killing Dr H Alexander, a dentist, months after a kiss allegation while a patient. White claimed self defense saying he feared an attack in a dark street as the dentist was armed with an umbrella. Witnesses testified White had threatened to kill Alexander.
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Marianna
Fla
Aelte
White
Dr.Alexander
Norcross and Atlanta Mourn Local Notables in July Obits
Multiple death notices from July list E C Dean of Norcross surviving wife and several children, Gordon Keller longtime city treasurer of Tampa, A Vernor former Southern Railway passenger, Mrs B A Spencer and Lars M Horn among others. J D Vandergrift also noted. Also brief essay on summer amusements urging public dances and safe, low-cost entertainment.
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E. C. Dean
Norcross
Bis
J. W. Harper
E. Winnborn
George Ross
Levick Dean
Atlanta
Gus Dean
Misa White Dean
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Gordon Keller
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Southern Railroad
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Frank S. Verney
A. P. Bentz
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Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
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