Advertised Letters In Atlanta Post Office July 17 1909
List of uncalled letters for week ending July 17 1909 at Atlanta Georgia post office. Names span multiple Ms and Rs with many entries. Instructions call for ad vertised letters to be claimed by dates, with one cent per letter.
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Atlanta, Ga
Three Prisoners Escape From Cherokee County Jail
James Brookshire a moonshiner Wil burn James a retailer and Hit Loud ermilk a seduction convict escaped from Murphy jail. They cut through steel bars and a window using unknown tools. Breckahire, described as desperate, fled into the mountains prompting a large posse pursuit.
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Murphy
Saloon owner killed in Tampa mystery shooting
Alfredo Alvarez, West Tampa saloon proprietor, was assassinated as he reached his gate at dawn. A single-barrel HY. K. marked shotgun lay nearby. A $100 check allegedly tied to a witness pay-off in a separate murder case links the crime to possible motives.
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Tampa
Flo
Alfredo Alverez
Alvarez
Burmudes
Bane
Wede Meyer's Brass Band to Lead Atlanta Picnic
Wede Meyer's famous Atlanta brass band will lead a charity picnic for one thousand city children. The outing, directed by Mr. Wede Meyers, departs from Marietta Street and Bellwood Ave Tuesday morning, travels to Kennerow Mountain, and provides round trips and meals. Pastor Hugh Wallace of Marietta Street Baptist church notes ticket distribution efforts. Miss Sadie Tiller gathers donations for the event.
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Atlanta
Wedemyer
South
Mr. Wedemeyer
Marietta St
Bellwood Ave
Kennerow Mountain
Hugh Wallace
Marietta Street Baptist Church
Constitution
Journal
Georgian
Thia
Autlanta
Marietta
Kennesaw Mountain
Sadie Tiller
Soldier Flogs Leads to Fatal Attack in Russian Barracks
In Mie hyled, Novogorod province, a soldier sentenced to fifty lashes for theft attacked a supervising officer, Captain Kavalevosky, after begging for release. He killed ten soldiers attempting to stop him and fatally wounded himself. The incident highlights continued use of flogging in disciplinary battalions.
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St. Petersburg
Miehyled
Novogorod
Kavalevosky
Shooting in New Orleans Family Feud Leaves Man Wounded
New Orleans July 18 Louis Breaux of 615 Iriconstreat shot and seriously wounded Henry Meyers during a family quarrel sparked by alleged abusive words toward Mrs Breaux. Breaux and his brother confronted Frank Kroeper on his doorstep. Kroeper’s sister pulled him inside as Meyers joined the altercation, Breaux fired twice.
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New Orleans
Louis BE. Breaux
Iriconstreat
Henry Meyers
Breaux
Frank Kroeper
Myers
Kroeper
Moyers
Wice
Fifth Regiment Arrives at Camp in Georgia
The Fifth Regiment arrived in two sections via the Southern and Atlanta and Birmingham routes and was escorted to St. Simon's. By noon tents were pitched and the camp organized. A record crowd gathered on the island this afternoon, enjoying a lively beach scene.
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Brunswick
Atlanta
Birmingham
St. Simon's
Casting Burdens from Puck Commentary on Taft Tax Plan
A satirical piece argues that President Taft shifts tax burdens back to the public via constitutional amendment. The writer urges voters to accept heftier duties, stacking them to force broader reform, while predicting Taft may delay action until a second term.
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Puck
Witanovert
Taft
Closer Organization of Southern Managers Shapes Bright Theatrical Future
Robert Moran reports on the Southern Managers association moving toward a tighter executive structure at a recent convention. Changes promise a stronger circuit with more frequent Atlanta visits by Bijou and Wayne companies, new plays, and a reformulated and more ambitious touring plan. The Bijou four and Wayne five face competition as new talent rises, notably Alice Barbour Rose Gould and others, with plans to bring Atlanta the Bijou and Wayne shows multiple times per season.
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Southern Managers’ Association
Jake Wells
Aes Ia
Mr. Wells
New York
Wells
Hugh Cardoza
Bijou Muahcal
Wayne
Bijou
Ths City
Atlanta
Hoyt
Biou
Alice Barbour
Rose Gould
Marie Hunt
Patsy Campbell
Wayne Company
Trojans
Tha Hirous
Strike May Involve All Mexican Roads
Fifty Americas conductors and engineers met in Mexico City and adopted a resolution pledging solidarity with striking train dispatchers on the National railroad. They warned of possible broad action if national officials fail to call them out, signaling a potential major move among Mexican railroad workers. Vice President Curtis of the Order of Railway Conductors travels to the city as the stance of the conductors and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers remains uncertain.
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Mexico City
Americas
Masonic Temple
National Railroad
Republic of Mexico
Curtis
Order of
Railway Conductors
Order of Railway Conyductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Two Die In Union Street Clash Over Cow
Union Miss July 18 reports say the death toll from yesterday's street battle between McDonald and Chisolm factions will be two instead of four. Wounded Joe Miller lies fighting for life with two pistol wounds. Cornelius Chisolm rests easy after a breast wound. Young Murphy McDonald has a bad arm wound but survives. The cow at the center of the dispute is traced to an old negro, not either faction.
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Miss
McDonald
Chisolm
Joe Miller
Cornelius Chisolm
Miller
Christom
Murphy McDonald
McDonald’s
the McDonsldr
Fifty Years Away From Atlanta I Return for Eye Help
Mrs. T. E Veal, living within thirty miles of Atlanta, says she has not been in the city for nearly fifty years. She traveled to see Dr. J. H. Powell for eye treatment, hoping to read The Constitution again. She praises the paper and plans to return home after the appointment, uncertain about ever visiting Atlanta again.
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Atlanta
T. E Veal
J. H. Powell
Troopers Endure Clash With Strikers At McKees Rocks Plant
Turmoil at the Pressed Steel Car plant escalated as thousands of strikers and supporters confronted troopers. A fence was torn, box cars searched, and shots fired during violent street clashes. Three people were wounded, many leaders arrested, and a temporary calm followed as Father Becavaca urged restraint.
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Mounted State Constabulary
Hass
Esther Paganelli
Guna
Becavaca
Lyndora Catholic Church
Standard Car Company
Takpayers
Pittsburg
McKees Rocka
Pressed Steel Car Company
Preston
Public Defanss Association
Don
Civic group seeks court action over steel strike impact
A partisan civic organization aims to enjoin trespassing on Pressed Steel Car Company property and prevent discharge of strikers while opposing imports of strikebreakers. It argues taxpayers bear strike costs and questions the legality of destruction or damage, noting past losses. A Tuesday hearing is anticipated as sentiment shifts toward the strikers.
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Jebor
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wedded Girl He Loved and Lost His Honors
Madrid July 1 The marriage of Infanta Alfonso of Bourbon-Orleans and Princess Beatrice of Saxe Coburg ends a romance revealed just now. Alfonso, recently breveted lieutenant, wished to proceed to Melilla as Spain mobilizes troops. On a Paris visit to his mother he wed Beatrice, a civil and religious ceremony following a royal consent dispute. The king opposed the match over Beatrice retaining her religion, resulting in Alfonso’s degradation and loss of Spanish honors.
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Alfonso of
Bourbon-Orleans
Beatrice of
Saxe- Coburg
Spain
Alfonso
Melilla
Paris
Balaise
Coburg
Beatrice
Completing Engine Terminals in Macon
Central Railway Terminal improvements in Macon Georgia will finish much of the work before summer’s end. Large sums have been spent and hundreds of laborers are at work on buildings, grounds, and yard improvements. Officials expect the major project to be the most extensive yet undertaken by Central.
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Georgia Railway & Electric
Georgia Railway and Electric Co
Hillyer Investment Co
WM. Hurd Hillyer
Candler
Atlanta
Macon
Private Cunningham Sentenced for Annoying Hawaiian Girls
Five years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge from the army imposed by a court martial at Schofield Barracks on Private B R C Cunningham of Troop K, Sixth Cavalry, for annoying Hawaiian girls while on sentry duty.
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Schofield Barracks
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