Atlanta Skyscraper Plans From New York For Edgewood Site
Plans and specifications for Joel Hurt’s Edgewood avenue and Exchange Place skyscraper have arrived from New York and bids are due by July 25. The Thompson Starrett company will submit bids and rep J H Dinicaille will visit Atlanta July 23 to confer with Mr Harey. Also listed are postponed sales, recent real estate deals, and moves of major local businesses including the National Paper company and Gershon Brothers into new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Hurt
Edgewood Avenue
Exchange Place
New York
Weeda the Candler
Thompson-Starrett Company
J. OH. Dincieaile
Atlanta
Harey
Wathonal Raper Company
National
Man Shipped in Pine Box After 20 Years in Chains
An Indiana County man said to have lived chained in a bare room with no clothing was admitted to the urgent asylum after a county official and physician escorted him from a pine box. The father reportedly kept the secret until his death, admitting authorities faced unusual custody questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angium
Mimi
Indiana County
Phyalelana
Flurehinson
Asclum
Alvierel
Mortality notices from Vernon and nearby towns
A string of death notices and obituaries from Vernon and neighboring communities reports the deaths of Leslie Cooper at age 2, Ernest Hunter Stacy Jr., W H Lloyd Jr a 73 year old Confederate veteran and Mason, Joseph S Thomason at 29, Annie Till 21 daughter of Major W W Hit, Mrs Lizzie Stamps 60, plus other local figures. Details include family survivors, funeral arrangements, and interment sites at Greenberg Bond's chapel, Villa Rica, West View, and Watkinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchons
Annie Etill
W. W
Fligh Shoals
Wray Cemeter
Watkinsville
Notable Columbus Man Alex C Young Dies at 61
Alex C. Young of Columbus Georgia died this morning after a prolonged illness. He is survived by brother James F. E. Young and several nephews and nieces. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex C. Young
Columbus
James FE. Young
County to Aid Ivy Street Improvement Plan
A city street committee discussed county participation to grade Ivy Street and remove Belgian blocks, with a subcommittee to negotiate with the county board. Citizens have $25,000 in hand toward the project, and the city may spend up to about $30,000 if the county handles grading and retaining walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Committee
Fulton
Ivy Street
Hatcher
Boynton
Joel Hurt
George H. Hope
T. D. Meador
Martin F. Amorous
Sturt
Harris and
Ivy Streets
Dr. Edmondson
Harrison
Hamilton Douglas
Cain Street
Meyer
William T. Healey
Father Guinan
Sacred Heart Church
View
Marist College
Efe
Alexander
Ivy
Smith
County Board
Shoot Him Alarm Cries Echo Through Five Points Night
Crowded Five Points rang with cries of shoot him as traffic roared at 10 o'clock. Two black men fled toward Marietta street before being halted by Officer Jack Clarke. Charlie Stroud, a mail carrier from Foundry street, accused Jasper Stamps of holding him up. Stamps denied provocation. A white man supported Stamps version and struck Stroud, sending him to the pavement. Both men were jailed on disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Street
Jack Clarke
Charlie Stroud
Foundry Street
Jasper Stamps
Stamps
Stroud
Decatur
Pryor Street
Uncle Sam
Death of Elmer Hendricks Described as Child From Nashville
Nashville Ga July 16 Special Elmer Hendricks aged 10 years who had been ill for several weeks has died Interment was in the local cemetery The child’s passing is reported from the town with condolences from residents and family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Ga
Elmer Hendricks
Cedarcroft Sanitarum
Lebanon
Power Gribble
Tean
Fatal kerosene fires claim four lives in city flare
A spate of kerosene flame accidents in four days leaves four dead and three injured. Mrs. Joseph Head died at home near East Point while igniting a blaze with kerosene. two children escaped. Nellie Peters at 620 DeKalb burned initiating fire. Lizzie Curtis at 463 Ira Street burned starting kerosene fire. Clarence Watson, seven, died after an exploding lamp at 26 Wheeler Street. his father Charles Watson was badly burned helping. Officials note this marks the city’s most tragic accident period in years. Funeral services for Clarence were set for this afternoon at Poole’s chapel with interment at West View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Stamps
Fast Lake
J. L. Stamps
S&s. L
W. Ft. Stamps
C. ©. Parker
Stamps Chapel
Joseph Head
East Point
Nellie Peters
DeKalb Avenue
Lizzie Curtis
Ira Street
Julius Buchanan
Southern Shops
M. FE. Jones
Pryor ‘Street
Clarence Watson
Wheeler Street
Charles Watson
Charlea Watson
Clarence
Mr. Watson
Aviator Hubert Latham Killed by Buffalo in Congo Hunt
Paris reports Hubert Latham, famed Anglo French airman and early monoplane pioneer, was killed June 7 by a charging buffalo while hunting in the French Congo near the Chart river. Born 1882 in Paris to English parents, Latham had notable flights, balloon crosses, and aviation races across Europe and America, and left Bordeaux December 25 for Africa with a monoplane and big game outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hubert Latham
French Congo
French Equatorial Africa
Latham
Chart River
Antoinette
Jacques Favre
English Channel
Crystal Palace
London
Magsc
Sudan
Khartoum
Abyssinia
British East Africa
Inia
French Indo-China
Bordeaux
Congo
Lathamg
New York
Europe
Elmont Park
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Asia
Innocent denial from Mrs. Schmidt in Coleman Strickland case
Mrs Ida Schmidt, held in Atlanta for the Coleman Strickland murder, declares her innocence while playing the piano in Birmingham. She says she knows Ola Gunter, and prefers to stay under guard at her home rather than be jailed at the county facility. A preliminary hearing date remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ida Schmidt
Plano
Fifth Avenue
Atlanta
Coleman Strickland
Benenit
Gadsden
Schmidt
Knowin Ola Gunter
Sol
Haflin
Lawyer Shoots Judge in Political Quarrel in Barnwell
In Barnwell, South Carolina, July 16, probate judge G. Duncan Belliner was wounded in the left arm by attorney Arthur H. Best after a street quarrel over politics. Belliner, transported to Columbia, may require amputation. Best fired three shots, only one taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
G. Duncan Belliner
Barnwell
Arthur H. Best
Bellinger
Best
YEGGS ROB POST OFFICE AT AUBURN FOR $800
Opelika Alabama July 16 The iron safe in the Auburn post office was blown open last night and about 800 in currency seized The postoffice building was damaged and the vault wrecked Sheriff Butler was notified and a posse is pursuing the robbers Two strangers with a hand satchel were seen near early this morning heading toward Columbus Georgia Deputy Betts is tracking them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Aja
Auburn
College Town
Butler
Columbus
Sherif Betts
Accused widow denies killing husband in Morrow trial
Chicago report details Mrs. Rene B. Morrow's testimony defending herself against charges she murdered her husband Charles B. Morrow. She recounted multiple alleged suicide attempts by him, her nursing of him, and her fear during the night of the shooting. Witnesses before and after her testimony described threats and a confrontation for money.
Chancellor Kirkland Likely to Stay at Vanderbilt
Nashville July 16 Chancellor Kirkland of Vanderbilt University probably will not leave Nashville to take the presidency of the University of Arkansas. He has not announced a refusal, but close friends say he will not accept the Arkansas offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Kirkland
Vanderbirlt University
Nashville
University of Arkansas
Arkansan
Compromise Settles Cotton Ship Lading dispute in New York
A compromise ends the fight over ocean bills of lading for cotton after September 1. Steamship lines concede no liability for damage from imperfect covering as bale sides need not be fully covered. Resolution states description of cotton condition does not imply damaged covering. J Glenny of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange hails the move as improving baling and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steamship Lines
Ik. J. Glenny
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chaloner petitions impeach U S Judge Holt
Richmond July 16 Every member of the house will receive a petition from John Armstrong Chaloner demanding impeachment of Judge George C Holt of the U S district court for the southern district of New York. Chaloner alleges refusal to obey an appellate mandate and claims he was placed in Bloomingdale asylum by false swearing and that his estate valued at 1 500 000 would be deeded to southern colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
House of Representatives
John Armstrong Chaloner
George C. Holt
United States District Court For
Southern Dispiriet
New York
Chaloner
Holt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals For
Southern District of New York
Bloomingdale Asylum
Southern Colleges
Jleed
University of Virginia
University of North Carolina
Jas
Ten Corporations Fined by Alabama for Out of State Violations
Montgomery July 16. Ten foreign corporations must pay fines totaling 3000 for violating state law regulating out of state business. Huskins Brothers company Cedar Falls Iowa 500 Lanuer Packing company Ohio 500 Independent Oil and Fertilizer works Mississippi 250 Lookout Fuel company New York 150 Turner Day Woolworth Handle company 100 Goodyear Tire and Rubber company 1000 American Tire and Timber company Brunswick Ga 250 Indian Refining company New York 100 Stauntonville Telephone company 100 Gulf States Land company 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Compromise
Huskins Brothers’ Company
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Lanuer [Packing Company
Ohio
Independent Oil and Fertilizer Works
Mississippi
Lookout Fuel Company
New York
Turner- Day- Woolworth Handle Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
American Tire and Timber Company
Brunswick, Ga
Indian Refining Company
Stauntonville Telephone Company
Gulf States Land Company
Southeastern league drops Talladega and Cedartown in Alabama
Gadsden Alabama July 16 the Southeastern league directors drop Talladega and Cedartown from the six club circuit and plan to finish the season with Selma Anniston Rome and Gadsden. A new schedule will be adopted at a future meeting. Spring Kind remarks that the young man aims to break the aviation altitude record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
Talladega
Cedartown
Selma
Anniston
Rome
Beall bill bans cotton futures gambling in house vote
Washington July 36 Heavy penalties for gambling in cotton futures are laid in the Beall bill passed by the house 96 to 26. Provisions against grain gambling failed to pass. The measure would ban all dealing in cotton futures and punish use of telegraph or mail for disseminating speculative information. Opponents argued the bill unconstitutional and burdensome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Fitzgerald
New York
Live Stock Market Prices Across Markets and Regions
The report lists beef cattle prices by weight and grade, hog and lamb quotes, and regional receipts from Atlanta, St. Louis, Kansas City, Louisville, Chicago, and other markets. Notable figures cover steers 700–1,200 pounds, hogs 100–230 pounds, and Tennessee lambs with frequent price ranges and indications of market steadiness despite some declines in grass cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Walt
Waite Provates Company
Ediuis
Aadrum
Bes
St. Loure
Kansas City
Loutaville
Chicago
Texas
Mehta
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Auburn g@venue
FF Rivers! Realty Company
Braserton Investment Company
North Avenue
Porter Dé Swift
L. Porter
J. W. Goldsmith
Porter
North
Jackson
Cheatham Brothers
Wilx
Forrest Road
South Bend
Hix
Ormewood' Avenue
Porter & Swift
Bertha M. Swift
Hugh M. Dorsey
Sixteenth
Center Streets
Steve R. Johnston
Thomas J. Weasley
L. P Grant
Peachtree Street
Auburn Avenue
tekKalb County
Forreat &George Adair
Roswell Road
Sandy Springs
Pittabure
Indianal Pa
Leslie Cooper
W. H. Cooper
Kirkwood
Vernon
Clyde
Alva Cooper
Nattie Lee Cooper
Greenberg & Bond
Wood
Ernest Hunter Stacy, Jr
Mra
J. J. Stacy
HJ Walkour Street
Weat View
W. H. Lloyd, Jr
Cirek
W. H. Lloyd, Sr
Lloyd
Welock
Wits
Joseph
Thomason
Clayton Street
J. BR. Thomason
Doumbisville
Utah
VW. OW. Thomason
Alabama
J Thomason
Macon
Ve. Thomason
Atlanta, Ster
Q. TL Crane
San Diego
Cal
Creenbersh& Bond
Villa Rica
Annie Ail
Athens
Real Estate Exchange
Feld Realty CO
Third National Bank
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Empire Building
Alabama Street
Broad
Madison Avenue
Rawsan Street
Courtland Street
Lee Street
Tral Avenue
EL Horere
Imey Conmearhan
Rosalia
Rankin Street
Central Avenue
Oak Strat
Crew Etreetr
LDN
Courtland Striar
Ri-Qaskon
Panve de Lean
Prenetopar
Crest Avenue
Lenden
Stewart Avenue
Errret - OS Evy
Uoan
Ade
Sophie Cerf
Lupite Cerf
Atlantic City
N. J
Ed A. Cerf
Madeline Kala
Louis Cerf
Achille A. Vert
Tampa
Harry F' Cerf
Mexico City
SB. Cerf
Alaska
Fred O. Cerf
PR. Moseley
BR. C. Moseley
Austell
Buffalo
Yeggs
Rene Morrow
Rene B., Morrow
Charles B. Morrow
Erbstein
Mrs. Morrow
Northup
Tommorrow
Morrow
Frank Lob
James H. Lyon
Ita
Morrow Flat
Sayn
Henry B. Clark
Mr. Morrow
Clark
Vanderbilt
U. S
Strait of Fuca
Seattle
California Naval Militula
South
United States
DR. Wm
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