Forty second and Forty third Georgia regiments reunite at Buford
Short items note the Anneal reunion today at Buford Tul y 2 marking Atlanta battle anniversary with address by R L Avary. Other notes cover a building permit at Peachtree and Marietta, board of water meeting, a stabbing at the Atlanta Woolen Mills, a trainmen entertainment, a Confederate veterans camp event, funeral notices, nervous illness, and local arrests.
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Georgia
Buford Tuly
Atlanta
Rohnert Lee Avary
Property Transfers and Deeds Reported
Real estate transfers filed for record include bond for title to Bond Smith & Simpson Lumber Co to E C Robinson et al for 858.60 on east side Aghby street. loan deed Robinson et al to Smith & Simpson Lumber Co for 8580 on same property. quit claim Emma Dreyfus et al to John Z Brown for 1000 on north Ellis street. quit claim City of Atlanta to Emma Dreyfus et al for 1000 on same property. Also warranty deeds from John T Brown to Mrs Virginia C Williams 1960. B F Young to George Hidtens 3450 on west side Ryor street. Young Mena Real Estate Investment Co to John Hope 450 on north Fair Street. Cornelius King to Mrs K B Henagan 1100 at southeast Harton and Fair. David Elchberg to Cornelius King 250 on same property. mortgage C E Turner to Joseph D Wilburn 200 on Woodward avenue. W Treadwell et al to Ida B Higgins 150 on Meldrim and Green. administrator’s deed Hamilton Douglas to F M Coker for lot west Brown street. loan deed Fannie E Stewart to the Dickinson Trust Co covering houses and lots No 58 6 Formyelt street.
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Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Smith & Simpson Lumber Company
E C Robinson
East Side
Aghby Street
Matthewa Street
Robinson Et al
Smith & Sipson Lumber Company
Emma Dreyfus
John Z Brown
Ellis Street
Piedmont Avenue
Butler Street
Clity
Atlanta
John T Brown
Virginia C Williams
B F Young
George 1 Hidtehens
West Side
Ryor Atreet
Baas Street
Young Mena Real Estate Investment Company
John Hope
North Side
Fair Street
Webster Street
Cornelius King
K B Henagan
Harton and
Fair Streets
David Elchberg
Cerar KR Turner
Joseph D. Wilburn
Woodward Avenue
Woods Street
W . Treadwell Et al
Ida B Higgins
Meldrim and
Green Streets
Hamilton Douglas
F M Coker
Brown Street
Greensferry Avenue
Fannie E Stewart
Dickinson Trust Company
Formyelt Street
Havoc Wrought by Storm Hits Chicago Citywide
Dozens of runaways occurred citywide as a severe storm lashed Chicago on July 1. Torrents of rain and high winds shattered windows, toppled glasshouses, and toppled a viaduct girder. Two people were killed, including 2 year old Bessie Jilovie. Several injuries reported from runaway hazards and vehicle crashes.
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Chicago
Jackson Boulevard
Madison Street
Milwaukee Avenue
Lincoln Park
Bessie Jilovie
Henry
Plaia
Bangs Leaves Southern Bell for Central Union Post
G J Yundt will be appointed electrical engineer of the Southern Bell Telephone Co to replace EHF Bangs who resigns to join Central Union in Indianapolis. Bangs leaves Atlanta after a farewell dinner at the Piedmont hotel where officials praised his leadership of the lines. Yundt, a young capable assistant, is familiar with the work and will leave for Indianapolis in a few days.
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G J Yundt
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Ehf Bangs
Central Union
Southern Bell
ImHanapollis
Piedmont Hotel
Bangs
Jinea
Atlanta
Youdt
Hangs
Hanga
Indianapolis
Thair
Zangs
Boston Polytechnic Institute
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
New York
Atlante
Gentry
W T Gentry
D. I Carson
F H Montague
J. R A. Hobson
W. H. Adidas
E L. Bishop
M O Jackson
B. Roberts
Ingram
J Eppe Brown
H L. Smith
M. P Garner
H. J. Reley
J C. Gentry
B L Gilmore
D Cc. Bins
C J Holdereh C Smith
R L West
J M B
Hoxsey
W Crews
E H Bane
Mortuary notices from Columbus area July 21
Multiple obituaries reported from Columbus and Phenix City with deceased Maria Caroline Fo Stephanie 69, W F Grantham 59, Mattie O'Brien widow of William P O'Brien, and Jo steph L Latham of Fairburn. Burial details at Linwood Cemetery and Broad Burget Methodist Church noted. relatives and survivors listed.
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C. E. Stephanie
Columbus
Caroline Fo Stephanie
Phenix City
Broad Burget Methodist Church
W. F. Grantham
Flovilla
Flovilla Ga
Linwood Cemetery
T. J. Armstrong
Second Avenue
W. J Wardlaw
Mattie O'Brien
William P. O'Brien
Firth Avenue
Joseph IL. Latham
Fairburn
Fairburrn
Josteph L. Latham
Campbellton
Latham
Ellison
Cote
Arterests Tegialatora
Enemas
M Ayer
Hiethera
Wiliem
T. W
Georges Latham
Hera
Wiley in Atlanta for Masons annual meeting
Ordinary H. M. Wiley of Bibb county attended the supreme lodge of the Masons Annual Association in Atlanta. General Wiley serves as Second vice president and is preparing for the congress, with expectations of abundant work at the gathering.
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Wiley
Atlanta
Macon
C. M. Wiley
Bibb County
Supreme Lodge of the Masons’ Aonulty Association
Coshing’ S
Elks Arrive In Big National Gathering
Hundreds of Elks arrive for the national convention amid bands and cheers. About thirty thousand visitors fill hotels and streets. police tighten security against pickpockets. New officers elected include Joseph T. Fanning as Grand Exalted Ruler and George A Reynolds as Grand Secretary. Reports show eighty-one new lodges and 275,000 total members. Charity spending tops 189 thousand dollars. flood relief across several states funded. Band contest at Electric Park directed by Charles A Zimmerman.
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Elks “Bal
Grand Lodge
Joseph T. Fanning
Indianapolis, Ltd
Chariey
Kally
Boston
Richard J. Wood
Sioux Falls
C. F. Tomlinson
Winston
N. C
George A Reynolds
Saginaw
Mich
Samuel H. Needs
Cleveland
Ohia
Tyler
Charles W Kaufman
Hoboken
N. J
Robert W Brown
Louisville
Yew
Pope Leo
Samuel A
Order of Ells
Fenneylvania
Obie
Michigan
Electric Park
Charles A Zimmerman
Naval Academy Band
W. H Gantleman
Marine Band
John Itzele
Baltimore
Seaboard Takes Over Florida Line and Road Bonds Vote
President Walama announces the consolidation of the Florida Central and Peninsula system into Seaboard Air Line, expanding the network to about 2,611 miles and merging near term plans to total around 6,000 miles. Clarke county voters set September 4 to approve $100,000 in road bonds to macadamize at least nine miles of public roads.
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Walama
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Florida Central and Peninsula Railroad
Georgia
Florida
Gavannah
Seaboard
Florida Lines
Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad
Atlanta
Birmingham
Besboard
Athens
Clarke County
A Modern Lazarus
A four year battle with painful sores ends in a complete recovery without scars, attributed to Smiths Blood Syrup. Testimonial from ROBT BOWDEN of Ellenwood Georgia.
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Smith
Bayonets Hedge Fire Incendiary at Camp Scene Near Depot
Jackeén Kentucky July 2 a military camp awoke to a fire alarm and shots by guard units near the depot. A small house owned by Henry Collier burned amid fears of a repeat Ewen fire. Investigators deem incendiary activity and a suspected unidentified Black man pursued by troops. The Strong family home, linked to a historic feud, was nearby. Ewen, held in transit, testified later as grand jury sessions began. Indictments were returned for arson against Crawford and Tharp, and for bribery against Plummer and Gardner Plummer allegedly offered $6,000 to a witness to withdraw. Grand jury details name L T Bolin and other local officials in relation to the bribe case.
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Henry Collier
Henry Comings
Strong
Armie Ware
Callahan
Armis
J. Ewen
Expresa
Lexington
Crawford
Tharpe
Ewen
Farmer Plummer
Plummer
Court House
Edward Tharp
Joseph Crawford
Hargis Bros
Sgdnel Gardner Plummer
B J Ewen
Cyris Jett
Thomas White
L. T Bolin
Pope Leo XIII Death Reflected Upon by Cardinals
The papal death ceremonies reveal the Camerlengo declaring the pope dead while cardinals kneel and absolution is given. The fisherman's ring is removed and later to be presented to the new pope. Nephews visit the chamber, kneel to kiss the dead hand, and note the solemn scene as Rome mourns.
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Sacred College
Leo
Ter
Peter
Italy
Rapolia
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Vetican
Rampolla
Gregita
Rome
Fletio Respighi
Ugtoe
Count Camilo
Gunfire on Georgia train injures Dr Curtis
On a Central of Georgia passenger train between Hapeville and East Point last night at about 7 45 p m an unknown assailant fired into the car where Dr C M Curtis of College Park and Judge Andy Calhoun sat. The bullet shattered a window and grainy grass fragments struck Curtis injuring his eye and threatening his sight. Calhoun escaped harm. Detectives are investigating with City Marshal J C Forbes assisting.
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C M Curtis
College Park
Andy Calhoun
Central of
Pace on Stand Star Witness in Peonage Case
Star witness J W Pace testified in Montgomery against R N Franklin charged with peonage. Pace pleaded guilty to five indictments, sentenced to five years each but suspended for cooperation. He testified Franklin sold him and Pat Hill and four other enslaved youths, with no government papers, for $137.50 plus checks totaling 450 and cash. Court adjourned for the night after Pace’s statements.
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Montgomery Ala
R N. Franklin
United States
J W Pace
Pat Hill
Franklin
Pace
R N Franklin
Biason
Hardy
Land
Galveston Cruiser to be launched at Norfolk yard
The United States cruiser Galveston will be launched from the William Reiss shipyard in Galveston on Thursday at noon. Naval Constructor Groesbeck, in charge, notified sponsor Miss Seeley and expects to hear from her soon. The government dredge at the yards will not be launched for several weeks. After launch the Galveston will be towed to Norfolk for completion.
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Galveston
Richmond
United States
William Reiss& Ship Vard
Naval Constructor
Groesbeck
Miss Seeley
Norfolk
Boy Dies of Lockjaw in Augusta
Special report from Augusta Georgia states Gordon Stevens twelve year old son of J T Stevens of Jackson Street died today from lockjaw caused by sticking a pin in his foot several days ago.
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Augusta
Gordon Stevens
J. T Stevens
Jackson Street
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