Samuel Spencer Replies To Southern Railway Strike Letter
New York July 18 Special Samuel Spencer president of the Southern Railway writes in response to a call for a new conference with striking machinists. He reviews events from May 27 meetings in Washington to an ultimatum and outside influence. He states the company cannot accept outside dictates and notes most striking workers have been replaced, urging calm communication and fair treatment for remaining employees.
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New York
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Memphis
Spencer
Gannon
Washington
Bervwien
Tom
Ramuel Spencer
Measured Time At Maier and Berkele Diamonds
Systematic measurement of time is essential and a good watch is needed. The ad highlights styles and values in Standard Watches including Patek Philippe Agassiz Piquet and top American makers. Maier and Berkeley Diamonds and Jewelry at 33 Whitehall Street invites customers to view the watch stock.
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Patek-Phillippe & Co
Agassiz
Piquet
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall St
Viaduct Girders Next Week Bring Bridge Look to Whitehall
Major work on the Whitehall street viaduct advances as ninety two foot girders arrive next week to begin a bridge like appearance. Progress delays stem from a bolt shortage and a recent miscount. Concrete foundations await steel rails due August 15 and sidewalk access stays open where possible during wrecking operations.
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Whitehall Street
Wilking
James Bank
Wilkins
Whitehall
Alabama
Peachtree Street
Warren Williams Dies at 55 on Cain Street
Warren Williams aged fifty five died yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock at his home 93 West Cain street He was a member of the Red Men and Odd Fellows and formerly city weigher in 1900 The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his residence with the Red Men in charge Interment will be in Hollywood Dr W A Mitchell Dies Former Atlanta Resident Died Tuesday Night in Hulau Ja Ala His remains arrived in the city by rail at 7 30 Wednesday Evening Funeral set for 11 o'clock this morning Interment to Oakland
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Cain Street
Warren Williams
West
Mr Williams
Red Men and
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Hollywood
W. A. Mitchell
Atlanta
Hulau Ja
Ala
Central of Georgia Railway
Oakland
Constitution
Atlanta Fire
Chief Joyner
Henry Pressly
No. 1
Taz’ Short
Buffalo
Foreman
B. Chayman
No. 2
J. L. Alsabrook
No. 4
W. B. Cody
A. B Rogers
W. H. Clowe
No 5
Charles Calder
Mar. Calder
John Derreil
No. 6
Bob Lawshe
Foreman EB. R_ Anderson
No. 7
John Rosetta
Rosetta
Wiliam Buter
B. T Allen
Hau
Manier
Jim
Tibbs
Wells
Dan Cook
Will Turner
West End
Ag West Hind
Paul Hubbard
Spradlin
Mayo
B&b. C. White
Evening Watch
Dorsey
Chief Ball
Infant Son of Reed Dies in Chester Reed
Son of Mr and Mrs W L Reed dies at age two and will be shipped to Mableton Virginia for funeral services today. The family reside at 21 Rigden Street. Funeral planned for today with train departure at 7 55 a m.
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W. L. Reed
Chester Reed
W.L. Reed
Rigden Street
Mableton
Union Veteran M Grose Dies At Local Hospital
The death of M Grose a union veteran of the Civil War occurred yesterday morning at the hospital for incurables. He had no relatives in the city. His sister Mrs Higgins at Circleville has been informed and asked to arrange disposition of the body.
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M. Grose
Higgins
Circleville, Co
Funeral of B M Goldsmith at Oakland Cemetery
The funeral of Mr Ben M Goldsmith occurred yesterday afternoon at 4 from Dr W T Goldsmiths residence 19 West Peachtree. He died in Chattanooga on Wednesday leaving a wife and one child. Interment followed at Oakland.
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B. M. Goldsmith
Ben M. Goldsmith
W. T. Goldsmith
West Peachtree
Goldsmith
Chattanooga
Oakland
Kaiser William Praises Deutschland Record Voyage
Emperor William of Gudvangen sends congratulations to Hamburg America Steamship Company on the Deutschland’s record sprint from New York. The ship raised its fastest hourly speed from 23.88 to 23.51 knots and its best daily run from 652 to Bb7 knots.
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Hamburg
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Emperor William
Gudvangen
Norway
New York
Deutschland
Vulcan Yard
Private Residence Sought by Dr Monnish in Atlanta Permit Request
Dr W A Monnish applies for a permit to build a private residence at the corner of Peachtree Street and Forrest Avenue in Atlanta Fulton County asserting no plan for a sanitarium hotel or hospital. The application, addressed to Building Inspector Pittman and to the mayor and council, reiterates the private residence intent. The matter hinges on the city council action at the next regular meeting, about three weeks away.
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W. A. Monnish
Peachtree
Forrest
Frank A. Pittman
Georgia
Fulton County
Monnish
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Relief from Constipation
In olden times people ignored lasting benefits and settled for temporary laxatives. Now it is known that Syrup of Figs permanently overcomes habitual constipation. The well informed will not buy other laxatives that act briefly but injure the system. Buy the genuine made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
REPLIES FROM 12 STATES Offer of Georgia Tech Brings Answers
The Georgia School of Technology invited six young men to study technical courses with tuition and fees paid. It received 137 responses from twelve states, led by Georgia with 63 and South Carolina next. The six slots have been assigned. no further applicants will be considered.
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Georgia School of Technology
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Maryland
Towa
Lyceum bills promise top vaudeville week despite rain
Large audience despite inclement weather applauded every act at the Lyceum last night. Stanazer Anderson presents a strong week with Julia Kingsley and company headlining in Her Uncle's Niece, plus Fielis and Ward, Drawee the juggler, Rose Dehli, and the LaVelles kneck-knack dancers from New York roof garden.
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Lyceum
Stanazer Anderson
Julia Kingsley
Drawee
Rose Dehli
Heya
New York Roof Garden
Contest LABOA UNIONS MEET 10 DECIDE O8 CANDIDATES
Labor unions in Atlanta rally for The Constitution contest to send five workers to Buffalo for the Pan American exposition. Painters, carpenters, motormen, firemen, barbers, and police join in fierce coupon drives, with candidates Stack Jeshad William Delay A. B Rogers John Rosetta Bob Lawshe and others vying amid union meetings and neighborhood support.
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Buffalo
N. Y
America
United States Treasury
Painters and Decorators' Union of America, No. 193
Federation of Labor Hall
Atlanta
Stack Jeshad
Boston
Mr. Stackles
William Delay
Triprom the Carpenters and Joiners’ Union of America
Henry Willams
Jerry ‘Williams
Tls
W. C. Pope
T. Q O. Connally
Ricketts
Isbor Union
L. G. Ricketts
Barbers” Union
Union
EB. M. Turner
Asphalt to Be Put on Whitehall Viaduct
City council approves 1800 additional for paving the Whitehall street viaduct with asphalt replacing vitrified brick. Aldermen concur. mayor expected to sign. Contingent transfer of 2800 aims to fund the change. Grady opposes, citing prior spending and priorities.
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City Council
Whitehall Street
Aldermanic Board
Iun
Mims
Department of
Department of Bridges
Committee On Bridges
Grady
Erick
Fincher, Rawson
Terry
Garrett
Glass
Kontaz
Hull
City council friction on viaduct paving plan
Resolution trial reveals split votes with Counciman Grady opposing. Contractor Grant Viking will countermand the brick order and move to asphalt paving the viaduct immediately.
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Wilkins
Brick
Counciman Grady
Grant Viking
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