Monnish Case Goes Before Council Over Sanitarian Suspicion
Building inspector Frank Pittman refused to reissue a permit for a twelve room brick house at Peachtree street and Forrest avenue after finding an 18 by 20 foot waiting room and residents’ petitions suggesting a sanitarium. The matter, raised by attorney Peter F. Smith, will go to the next council meeting for decision, with work halted in the meantime.
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Frank Pittman
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Rosa F. Monnish
W. A. Monnish
Mayson
Pittman
Whitehall Street
Dr. Monnish
Peter F. Smith
Peachtree Atree and
Forrest, Avenue
Dee Jj
Mr. Pittman
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Monnish
Doctor Visanska Injured in Buggy Accident on Piedmont
Dr A Visanska and his Negro driver were thrown from a buggy on Piedmont Avenue near Edgewood Avenue yesterday at about 8 am. A wheel was jerked off by a turn on car tracks, the horse ran, and both men fell on Belgian block pavement. Injuries treated at Grady Hospital.
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Piedmont Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
A. Visanska
Bor
Grady Hospital
Souvenir of Southern Female College Catalog Debut
New souvenir edition from Southern Female College showcases interiors society rooms class groups and campus views. Sent by mail on request to President Charles C. Cox College Park Georgia with a postal address for copies.
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Southern Female College
Collegee
Charles C. Cox
College Park
Mrs Cook Seeks Temporary Alimony in Divorce Case
Mrs Martha C Cook of this city filed a motion in superior court for temporary alimony and attorney s fees from husband Oscar C Cook. The action accompanies a divorce suit filed by Mr Cook. The motion to be heard on first Saturday in September.
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Martha C. Cook
Superior Court
Oscar C. Cook
Cook
Beautiful Belt Buckles In Summer Fashion Styles
Jewelry shop highlights belt buckles as key summer fashion accessory with a variety of designs showcased in stock.
Maier and Berkcle Sewers Per Rah Despite Whitehall Stand
In a brief notice Maier and Berkcle are tied to sewer works on Whitehall Street with perRRGHye implications. Local officials confirm ongoing repairs and funding details, outlining timelines and responsibilities amid community concerns.
Labor Unions Rally for Buffalo Pan American Trip
Atlanta labor groups from church halls to shops push for The Constitution's contest offering a free trip to the Pan American exposition. unions list candidates from Typographical to Garment Workers as police fire and street car men vie for votes and cross-endorsements.
Asylum Open to Foster Admitted for Mental Illness
An order admitted Clarence Foster of Milledgeville to the state asylum in Milledgeville but due to critical illness removal was deemed unwise. Foster had been tried on a writ of lunacy and found insane amid claims his mind was unbalanced by heavy cigarette smoking. Overcrowding kept him at his parents home at 14 Formwalt Street for now.
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Typographical Union
Robert C. Rosas
Jule Holland
Robert Gann
William Stoy
J. R Penny
R Roberts
Washington
John Alleyn
Carpenters
Harry Morgan
Federation Hall
Garment Workers’ Union
iNet
Della Bray
Rebecca
Landers
Annie
Lila
Clarence Foster
Ineane
Milledgeville
Foster
Hera
Formwalt Street
Saylum
Request to Inspect US Records in Hudson Fiver Stone Suit
Yesterday an application was filed in United States court seeking permission to examine records in Washington. The case Hudson Fiver Stone Supply Company vs Venable Bros will be tried in district court. The suit involves about $12 000.
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United States
Washington
Hudson Fiver Stone Supply Company
Venable Bros
Aldermen 70 Act On Franchises
Eleven councilmen push to rescind the Welch three fares for ten cents amendment on the Boulevard franchise as the Peters Street grant to Atlanta Rapid Transit faces aldermanic board review. Expect tie vote possibly decided by Mayor. transit deal tied to viaduct over Peters Street and a 48 year franchise. Moonshiners sentence lightened for Raven and Elis with two months deducted.
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Board of Aldermen
Welch
Peters Street
Aldermani Oc Board
Atlanta Rapid Transrt Company
Boulevard
Aldermanic Board
LaHatte
Fourth Ward
Committee On Electric
Algermenic Board
West End
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Kantz
Mima
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Newman
Walter Raven
R. Elis
Grape-Nuts Popular Picnic Food Suggestion
The article promotes Grape-Nuts as ideal picnic food for lunch, noting its sturdy, travel friendly form, pre-cooked state, and versatility to be eaten dry or with milk or cream. It claims epicures use it for frying fish, complimenting it with a superior flavor compared to crackers or corn meal, and highlights its high nutritive value.
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BOR
Cattle in North Georgia Suffer with Strophyloma Disease
A Georgia veterinary report details an outbreak of staphyloma in cattle near Lost Mountain north of Cartersville. Forty of a herd of 100 are affected, eyes bulge and bleed tears, and rapid treatment focuses on isolation, light avoidance, antiseptic eye washes, and surgical drainage once the eye bulges. Dr. Henry G. Carnes and Dr. Crawford confirm the diagnosis and seek to stamp out the disease in the state.
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North
Georgia
North Georgia
Lost Mountain
Texas
Henry G. Carres
Atlanta
Cartersville
Carnes
Crawford
Jerome Jones Backs Constitution Plan for Buffalo Exposition
Jerome Jones, prominent labor leader in Atlanta, endorses The Constitution's plan to send a union representative to the Buffalo exposition. He praises the contest as a fine idea that will spur friendly rivalry among crafts and offer rare opportunities for workers to see the big fair. The Constitution earns commendation for initiating the prize competition benefiting organized workers.
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Jerome Jones
Buffalo Exposition
Mr. Jones
Atlanta
Unions Parade Plan Aims at Buffalo Exposition Trip
A labor day parade feature shows unions promoting a general plan to back a common winner and entice members across unions including women. The prize is a fully paid trip to the Buffalo exposition, offering education and exposure to machinery, architecture, and printing innovations for skilled tradesmen like machinists, carpenters, and printers.
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Atlanta
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Monnich
Busling
Pittmaan
DR. Visanska
Jewelers
Maier & Berkcle
Buffalo
Printing Pressmen's Union
Lindsey
Dsa
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Molders’ International Union of America
Plumbers’ Union
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Paperhangers’ Union
Bookbinders’ Union
Printing Pressmen's International Union
Webb Pressmen’s Union
Painters and Decoratory of America
Electrical Workers’ Union
Harnessmakers’ Union
Barbers’ International Union
Granite Cutters’ Union
Stonecutters' Union
Brotherhood of Railway
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bartenders’Union
Dugenia
Pace
W. ©. Jones
Mayo
Charley Holt
Union Depot
Patrolman
White
Blackstone
Will Turner
Harry White
Kim Shepard
Sid Coogier
McEntyre
Goree and
oDrsey
Ball
Jennings
Evening Watch
Day Watch
Thompson
Morning Watch
No. 3
Tazewell Short
J. L. Algabrook
No. 2
No. 4
A. B. Rodgers
Charles Calder
UN 6
Robert Lawehé
No. 7
Hinds
Teaventh
E. I. Allen
No. 8
Chonge
Milledgeville Institution
Aldermen
Bouisvac
Peters
Casis
Eres
Nuis
Hillsboro
Ala
Decatur
Toby
Methodist
Hirsch Bros
Tutt
Gutton Stet IL
GIN Ee
E. van Winkle Gin & Machine Works
Dowman Mfg. Co
Trinity Ave
Elsie Gres
Elseman Bros
Baltimore
Fisemay Sra
Washington, D. Cc
Whitehall
Madras
Emaa
Alabama and Pryor Streets
Saurdays
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