Freight handlers strike widens as unions resist terms
Chicago July 13 freight handlers and teamsters held settlement talks led by the Chicago board of arbitration. Railroads signaled wage terms of 17 12 cents per hour but unions rejected, pledging to push for the union wage scale. Longshoremen formed a new union and allied with the strike, while ice and coal teams pledged non participation at depots and loading points.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Arbitration
Board of Arbitration
Curran
Teamsters
Mit
The Silver Queen of Utah and Amelia Palace
The article profiles Mrs Emery Holmes known as the Silver Queen of Utah and her vast wealth from Silver King mining. It describes her marriages, fortune, European travels, and her Salt Lake City Amelia Palace famed for its grand staircase numerous rooms ornate fabrics and lavish furnishings sourced from Europe and Paris exhibitions.
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Nashville
Washington
Emery Holmes
Utah
Holmes
Kentucky
Garihead
California
M. B. Bransford
A. BK. Iimery
Mr. Emery
Edwin Holmes
Michigan
Chicago
Silver King
Europe
Brigham Young
Amelia
Salt Lake City
Mississippi
Sait Ake
Montgom ery and nearby towns summer visitors notes
Daily dispatch of social notes from Montgomery Opelika Huntsville and Sparta detailing numerous residents and visitors. Families like Rosser Ledberry Thoms and Brumleys mingle at summer resorts in Georgia Florida and Tennessee. Guests travel to Biloxi Selma Columbus Monteagle and Richmond with dances marriages and engagements noted among Huntsville and Athens society circles.
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Paul Sanguinette
C. B. Ferre
Elle Broughton
Kentucky
Addie Norton
Jassamine Roberta
G. O. Willis
J. M. Strake
Gainesville
Mel Drennen
Birmingham
Montgomery
W. H. Harrison
Tate Spring
Nellie Wolff
Mose Schener
Selma
Griggs
Columbus
Theraister
J. Haywood
Fannie Crump
New Decatur
Annie Laurie Selbles
Atlantic Beach
W. C. Shaefer
Maud Conley
River Falls
Jody Campers Return in Grange Georgia
A July report from Grange recounts a cheerful return of campers from Yellow Jacket Creek and the Chattahoochee River area. Friends joined for dinners, local fishermen supplied fish, and residents traded chickens eggs and garden produce. Barbeques and riverbank gatherings kept the group lively with horse drawn drives and pleasure rides throughout the day.
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Jody
Grange
Yellow Jacket Creek
Chattahoochee
Army tents and camp life described in July visit
The report recounts a group of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baugh and several others who camped in large army tents with cots and furniture, enjoying comfort and fun. It lists numerous attendees and mentions locals from Monticello and nearby towns visiting relatives and hosting gatherings, with names such as Mrs. G. B Landsey and Dr. J. L. Semmes.
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Huntsville
Ala
Maryon Harris
Mary Syd Harris
Louise Stolzenberg
Gallatin Street
Adam Smith
Murfreesboro
James Matthews
Monte Sano
Carrie Martin
Cora Martin
Savannah
Windham
Susie Chaddock
Jackson
Tenn
Allison
Chanooga
Luke Matthews
L. C. Sugg
Russellvill
W. A. McNelly
Fayetteville
Bessie Brumley
Decatur
Susie Douglass
Memphis
C. M. Douglass
Sus Ruth Phillips
John
W. E. Baugh
Mary E. Rakestraw
Martha Hill
Pearl Hardy
Mamie Hawkins
Ruth Tuggie
Eloise Sledge
Sarah Baugh
Lucie
Frankie Hill
Joseph Alexander Swangon
C. F. Toole
C. FP. Freeman
Charles R. White
H. Dick Glanton
Sam Rakestraw
W. P. Burks
E A. Willams
Kit Thornton
Albert Thornton
Saphire
WN. Cc
Masie Head
Mary Knit
College Park
Hessie Banks
Dailste Zackery
Molle Leila Horsely
Mary Johnson
West Point
Douglasville
J. L. Semmes
G. B Landsey
Monticello
Cleo Bradley
Covington
Mallie Peterson
Oma Benton
Webb
Oglethorpe, Ga
Anna Jordan
Sarah Jordan
Miss Minute Benton
Indian Spring
Bertha Campbell
Alice Smith
Flotilla
Lorena Powers
Nellie Brown
Atlanta
Hazel Rodgers
Macon
J. M. Marbury
Howard
Americus
Angie Thompson
Jack Allen
Shady Dale
Ed Wynn
Howard Penn
Martha Penn
Eatonton
Montitelio
Mary Elder
Martha Elder
Brooke
Johnson
Watkinsville
Frank Webb
Burnett
Sparta
Dreaming lottery luck in New Orleans tall tale
A New Orleans man recounts a string of dream inspired lottery wins attributed to an old servant. Despite doubt, he details three consecutive days of winnings totaling around 1 800 as a friend refuses to play, questions linger about the dreams guiding fortune.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Wouldn’t Take Him Back at the Ormsby Quadruplets Show
Chicago Journal recounts John Ormsby paying a dime to see the Ormsby quadruplets at Sang Souei park. The former wife, amid the spectacle, notes months of separation and the children displayed for a salary, as Ormsby offers nickels before walking away.
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Chicago Journal
John Ormsby
Ormsby
Sang Souei Park
Ien Ormsby
Atlanta Saloon Rules Praised as Model for Knoxville
Professor C. K. Woodward of Atlanta told a North Knoxville Anti-Saloon League meeting that Atlanta’s prohibition era, high license, and regulated saloons show best practices for Knoxville. He noted three prosperous years during prohibition and urged Knoxville to adopt similar controls, drawing applause. He recalled Atlanta’s long exclusion of saloon methods and urged local reform sufficiency.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Anti-Saloon League
K. Woodward
Atlanta
Woodward
C. K. Woodward
North Knoxville
Central Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Uptown
Very Cheap Rates to Colorado Utah and California Points
A distant railroad ad offers fares via Loutaville and Nashville with details requested from J G Hollenbeck Atlanta Ga. A New York Tribune note reports Judge Marean of the supreme court second district catching an impostor who asked for cash for Turkish bath and shave. The tale recounts Marean reclaiming a two dollar bill at a saloon avoiding misuse.
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Utah
California
Loutaville and
Nashville Railroad
J. G. Hollenbeck
Atlanta
New York Tribune
Marean
Supreme Court, Second District
Ifié Brooklyn
Felows
Gqnee
Court Street
Advertised Letter List and Ladies' List for Atlanta Post Office
List of uncalled letters for week ending July 13 in Atlanta Georgia post office. Includes names from A to Y with numerous Mrs Miss and Mrs. listings. callers must state advertised and pay one cent per letter. Also notes miscellaneous lists, a second column of names, and notices for a Wrightsville Beach trip and Astoria Beer ad.
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Atlanta, Ga
Allan
Nancy Adams
Mamie Allen
Dates Alexander
Monton Anthony
J B Allen
Laura Alexander
Letha Barnes
Janie Bell
Lisa Lizzie Bailey
jJosia Bryant
Sallie Bailey
R B Butler
WM Brown
Georgie E Blount
Geo P Cason
Jane Clements
Mattie Cook
Sarah Cole
Annie Chatman
Wm Caswell
W P Carter
Kate Chapman Els
Dillingham
Dereard
Sarah Emmet
Gussie Edewards
Susan Fernanda
J MW French
E W Freeny G
Savannah Gunn
T JL Cash
Louise Gibbs
J EB Grane
Ida Gray
Hattie Glenn
Carrie Lowe Grier
Milli L Heard
Harriston
Rose Hart
Pateent Hil
Flora Hughes
Kate Haden
Emma Harris
Lizgie Harrin
Ada Harris
Annie Harries
Annie Hellman
Mary Wilson
Bill Williams
Gelena
Wood
Misa
Alice Wills
Jessie Vanders
H Andrews
J T Alexander
SA Aycock
G Anderson
DL Bord
Cec Conerly
A Chase
J D Christian
J F Clouse
Jesse Chapman
Ceci @layton
Miner Croford
Oscar A Crittenden
P D Conk
Peter Crofford
J D Collier
H A Caneron
D—Corneiius Done
Don Daynea
L A Dalrymple
J W Davidson
Charlie Davis
the Deer
Ford & Co
J Jimmie Farr
PJ Flynn
Jake Few
J Golman
Madison Gibson
Jia Garther
J F Grady
Thos A Goodihan
P B Gresham
Goodwyn
M L Moore
Will Miller
R B Mills
George W Mills
Morgan Martin
W H Miler
A B Miller
G’w Martin
D Ll Montgomery
James Mathews
Thomas Morrow
Lee Maddox
J M Miller
George H Miller
Green Milcher
A L Maddor
Charles H Martel
Robert Muller
N—Abram Nelson
RE Newport
P—Dave Pullman
Nazaren Perkins
R Preston
Rufus Perryman
Jas Peltaway
J L Peterson
R Porter
L Query
GB Robi Nm
J W_Rencher
Will ‘Richards
Fanoke
Chas Rogers
Ridley S
Oud
Suges
Key Smith
H A Smith
R H Singleton
Carl Sweeny
Frante Smart
Jesse L Sisk
Glesene Shealy
Henry
WM Wilson
O W Wilson
Moses Lee Ward
Columbus Wintop
Jim Weaver
Y—Presley Yates
Yeargil
McCandless Rupt Co
Gunrdian
Digmond Co
Central Shoe Store
Farrish & Bros
Atia Liquor Co
So Western News
E. F Blodgett
EK. Maddox
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Mobile
Ww. J. Samford
Jeasle Butts
Ella Read
Mirian Burton
Auburn
Julia and
Jennie Gautiar
Grace Levans
Lilite Delay
Maggie Erwins
Monteagle
Elia Callahan
Hast Point
Mary Hagan
Mary Lou Ware
A. B. Ware
Ellie Mason
Greenville
Fatimie Kahn
Willie Lively
G. W. Brock
Brock
R. L. Samford
Chambers Street
S. A. Dowdell
Samford
Ruth Harwell
W. C. Vickers
Miss Harwell
Thomas Cowan McClelland
Pulaski
McClelland
Athens
Eleanor Mastin
Texas
Mary EK. Mastin
Hattie Figures
Arkansas
A. B., Echols
Dora Sullivan
Lille Blair
Gurley
A. M. Booth
Fattle Coyle
Belle Factory
Victor Betts
W. L., Newton
Chattanooga
Minnie Barwick
Toronto
Canada
Arthur Owen Wilson
Clayton Sayre
Mabel Humphrey
Alice Davidson
Trenton
M. A. Jordan
Alex Troy
Oscar R. Hundley
W. H. Perry
D. C
W. B. Bankhead
John Glenn
Mary Hail
H. T. Crumpton
Abbevilla
Mary Louise McCormack
Katie Milligan
Fannie Welborn
J. C. Jones
Willie Winston
Virginia
Elfodie Clay
Indiana
Pendergrass, Ga
Julius Mandis
Sam Mandle
R. W.W. Moore
Ethel Berry
Ethel Brown
Harley
Eunice Thomas
B. F. Pelot
Snowdrop Gobert
Milledgeville
Alice Roberta
Bertha Dennard
Gordon
Brannan and Young
McIntire
Roberts
Nettie Morris
Fla
Mattie DeMilley
Tallahassee
J. P. Bouvier
Whitehall St
Douglasville, Ga
Monticello, Ga
Atlanta Gas Lala Companye
Diamonds
Chas. W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Dt E. Woodward
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Line
Beach
Kimball House
N.C
Fifth Georegia Regiment
City Thokat
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