Will contest possible over Col Mer estate plan for ten year preservation
Heirs engage Dodd Newman & Doda to contest George W Col Mer will offering probate in solemn form the first Monday in August. Executors may donate 400 acres between Seaboard Air Line and Belt railroads for a city park, pending agreement with the city of Atlanta.
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Salemn
Dodd, Newman & Doda
Seaboard Air Line
Belt
Collier
Fark
Atlanta
Smith Answers the Criticism Reforming Post Office Policy
Philadelphia July 19 Former Post master General Charles Emory Smith writes to Postmaster General Payne defending his administration. He counters Civil Service Commission head John R Proctor’s criticisms of post office free delivery classification and alleged packing of rural free delivery. He cites law and rules distinguishing classification from transfer.
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Philadelphia
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Mayson Speaks on Honesty at Local YMCA
City Attorney James L. Mayson spoke yesterday afternoon at the Young Men’s Christian Association on honesty. He outlined several lessons and stressed the importance of honesty in all dealings. Attendee E. F. Childress led the singing.
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Engineers Honor Memorial at Montgomery Meeting
Atlanta engineers attended a memorial meeting in Montgomery Alabama for the late Grand Chief Peter M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Resolutions praising his life were prepared by A B Moore J B Wooten and P H Murphy amid emotional tributes from attendees.
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Steele’s Mind Clearing After Return From Woods
W C Steele, a Decatur merchant missing four days from Tuesday afternoon, was found safe and his mind clearing. Police link sightings on a Piedmont car and in the city. possible East Lake trip. Family rejoices while questioning why a first witness did not take him home. reward remains unclaimed.
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Decatur
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Piedmont
East Lake
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Bowden Arrested on Warrant for Disturbing Worship
Marvin Bowden, son of James Bowden, night car inspector, was arrested at his Ire Street home in Jonesboro on a warrant from Jonesboro Ga charging him with disturbing religious worship. Police allege he was present with other youths who disrupted a church service. Bowden denies guilt. An officer planned to pursue him.
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Doyal
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Ire Street
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Seema
Jones
Heat Overcomes Atlanta Mail Carrier in Post Office
John W Hafley a longtime letter carrier collapsed from heat inside the Atlanta post office Saturday afternoon and lay unconscious for about four hours before reviving enough to be removed to his home at 1 1/2 Richardson Street He had just finished deliveries and was reporting off duty when the incident occurred and work continued to revive him.
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John W Hafley
Atlanta
Hatley
Harley
Richardson Street
Rev H H Proctor Explores The Problem Of Evil
In a First Congregational church sermon Rev H H Proctor argued evil stems from human choice not divine creation. He urged repentance, urged turning away from sin, and warned of the dangers of living or yielding to temptation, urging faith and accountability.
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First Congregational Church
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Lumpkin to be Buried in Oglethorpe County
Washington Ga July 19 special the body of Justice Samuel Lumpkin of the Georgia supreme court who died at the home of a kinsman will be laid to rest with his fathers in the old family burying ground across the line in Oglethorpe county tomorrow at 10 30 am Funeral services will be attended by state officials and prominent Georgians Lumpkin had long served as judge of the northern circuit and was highly respected in Wilkes county Elberton Ga July 19 special the death of Associate Justice Lumpkin has caused sorrow here where he began his legal career He rose to power in politics and his nephew Colonel Samuel L Olive resides in Elberton Mrs Olive is Lumpkin s sister It is likely city court exercises will be held in his memory.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
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Wilkes County
Washington
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Elberton
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Hester
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Olive
Mortuary notices from Georgia and Oregon deaths
Mortuary notices report Lester Rhodes of Fairburn Ga dying of consumption at his grandfather’s home and to be buried in Palmetto. Reverend T N Rhodes summoned to Newnan for funeral duties. Separate notices record Rev 8 Osborne of Salt River Ky dying at a camp meeting after an inspirational talk. Samuel Eldredge, Chicago board of trade figure, dies in Portland hospital. W A Nelson, white man shot by Sanders a negro, dies in Savannah after being wounded in Cedar Hammock war of words and back shot incident.
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Fairburn
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Palmetto
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Newnan
D. J. H. Hall
Central Baptist Church
Osborne
Lexington
Salt River
Bullit County
Kentucky
Samuel Eldridge
Portland
Oreg
Samuel D Eldredge
Chicago Board of Trade
Good Samaritan Hospital
Nelson
Savannah
Cedar Hammock
Jim Sanders
Sanders
Nilson
Mrs. Adelaide Cheney Ends Life By Drowning
Elmira July 19 widow of Alfred C Cheney dies by her own hand at age 60. He led Garfield National Bank and Garfield Safe Deposit Co of New York and was a key promoter of the Nicaragua canal.
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Elmira
Adelaide Cheney
Alfred C. Cheney
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Will Rebuild Creosote Plant in Moultrie Georgia
The Moultrie Creosote and Turpentine Plant burned last week will be rebuilt at once with improvements. Dr. W. Bilinger, patentee of the machinery, says a contract to replace has been made. New plant by four weeks will be in operation and touted as the finest installed.
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Moultrie
W. Bilinger
Tom Fuller Drowned in Mill Pond at McCaw's
In Macon Georgia on July 1 a young man was found dead in McCaw's mill pond. The body was identified as seventeen year old Tom Fuller after coroner notification. Evidence shows he, with companions, bathed this morning when he was seized by cramps and drowned. coroner Young concluded an inquest was not necessary.
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McCaw
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Aldrich Named as Platt’s Vice Presidential Candidate
The World reports Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island is Thomas C. Platt's choice for vice president. Platt announced the nomination at the Oriental hotel in Manhattan Beach and indicated Chicago as the convention city. The piece notes Platt’s history with vice presidential picks and Roosevelt’s earlier second-place nomination.
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New York
United States
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Thomas C. Platt
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
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Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
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Yates
Convict Died in Shackles Off Tybee Island
The body of Charlie Walker a negro convict was found near Fort Screven Savannah after being washed ashore from Tybee Island surf where the gang was bathing with shackles still on. The chain was around his waist and ankle when found.
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Savannah
Charlies Walker
Tybee Island
Fort Screven
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European grain crops fine report from Europe
The foreign crop report from the Agriculture Department notes favorable weather in European Russia boosting cereals, Germany shows improvement in winter cereals, Austria sees only a fair harvest, Hungary maize promising, Bulgaria crops in good condition, Italy damaged by storms, France wheat area down but June brought improvement, Denmark generally favorable, Britain wheat crop late with below average yield, India spring harvest around 290 million bushels versus 226 million last year.
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State Camp Ready in Raleigh Encampments
Ready for State Camp. Raleigh North Carolina July 19 Special The arrangements are complete for the encampment of the various regiments of the national guard of the state It is expected that under the new law practically the entire force will be under canvas This year the encampments will be regimental but it is reasonably certain that next year there will be a brigade encampment.
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Raleigh
N. C
National Guard
Funeral notices from local press span several families
Funeral services were held for George Kennedy at Hilburn Poole undertaking parlors with interment at Cascade. Mrs Mollie M Harper to be buried at Oakland cemetery. The Thompson child’s funeral occurred at 4 pm at 408 Crew street with interment at Westview. Also noted: U S Daughters of 1912 meeting at 6 East Linden. Miss Lela Stephenson aged 6 died. John Thomas charged with selling whisky on the Sabbath. dog in fourth ward nuisance case. Henry Ramitz postmaster Houstonville Ky jailed for embezzlement.
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Hilburn & Poole
Cascade
Mollie M. Harper
East Hunter Street
Oakland Cemetery
John Thomas
WNO
Marietta Street
Philips
Thomas
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