Atlanta Meat Sanitation Sparks Call for Public Slaughterhouse
City officials and a special committee heard inspectors condemn fourteen slaughter pens around Atlanta with only three in good sanitary condition. Witnesses urged a central public abattoir and rigid tagging and inspection to curb diseased meat entering markets.
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Inspector Wasser
Special Council
Wile A
Veasser
Taylor
McBechern
Slime
Old Know and
Glass
Oldinow
Furnis
Carl Woltsheimer
Wasser
Woltsheimer
Tlanta
Arthur Wood
Wiliam C Sparks
J FA Bullock
C FR Jolly
de H . Carnes
W H White
Eawitt Company
Jocal
Chet Jexntagn
Sanitary Department
Ir J P. Kennedy
Alderman Key
Reolerte
Key
DPS
Chicago
Roberta
Raging toboggan plunge harms Myers at Grady Hospital
Guy Myers of 189 Davis Street, employed by Southern Bell, was thrown from a toboggan ride after standing in a moving car. He suffered a broken left leg and right thigh with possible internal injuries, head, and back injuries. Immediate care followed, with family contacted and hospital treatment ongoing.
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Hie
Guy Myera
Davis Street
Southern Belt Telephone Company
F.iber
Grady Hospital
Gaga
Ortock
H of
Tutwyler
H Moseley
Southern Hell Telephone Company
Hej
Wyers
Myers
de Ella
Myers Ivés
Felder & Rountree
The
Southern Bell
Germans claim slave labor in Jackson Lumber camps
A group of about 100 German immigrants allege abuse at the Jackson Lumber Company camps near Lockhart. They say they were brought south in February under promises of 33 to 5 dollars daily but were paid only 1 dollar, forced to eat leftovers, denied rest, and subjected to beating or torture when not working. The case involves U.S. deputies and the German vice consul.
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Pensacola
Jackson Lumber Company
Lockhart
United States
Khmber
Tha
Virtuall Ag
Representating
Norism
South
Michigan
Wasconsto
ARTILLERY AT CHICKAMAUGA CAMPS NEAR GREAT GROUND
On June 24 the Gig and Fourth batteries of field artillery reached Camp Chickamauga with about 180 officers and men. The Third battery sits with 97 men and one officer under Sec ond Lieutenant Kilburne. Captain Moore commands the Fourth battery with 76 men. lieutenants Kean Spalding serve. Major Rumbaugh commands the artillery division. Captain March arrives from the general staff. They moved from Fort Meyer via Balem Wai 125 miles then joined the rest. The tram journey exhausted the unit and a day’s rest followed.
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Chattanooga Tern
Camp Chickamauga
Kilburne
Moore
Kean
Spalding
Rumbaugh
Captain March
Mast
Fort Meyer
Balem Wai
Striking for Recognition by Railroad Car Repairers
A strike by Southern Pacific Railroad car repairers crosses most of Louisiana from Lafayette to Lake Charles, involving about 600 workers and demanding union recognition. Reports say the action may spread to Houston, with four special deputies stationed to guard Lafayettes property.
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Toudelana New Orleana
Southern Pacifier Railroad Company
E Car Repairera
Louisane
Lake Charles
Lafayette
Houston
Tex
Tax Stamp Fraud Discovered in New York City
Five Brooklyn men were arrested on charges of selling mortgage and transfer tax stamps that had already been used. Authorities say the scheme defrauded the state of over $200,000. Suspects include Frederick Tompson, William OReilly, Patrick King, JCH Lawrence, and Luke McSherry.
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New York State
Echeme
New York
Mayer
Jerome
Well Street
Frederick Tompson
William Oreilly
Patrick King
Jch Lawrence
Luke McSherry
Brooklyn
Republicans in Alabama hold first general primary in state
Birmingham July 24 Republicans at the party convention decided to issue a full slate and nominate candidates at a September primary to be fixed by a sub committee. The ticket does not include a United States senator race. This marks the first general Republican primary in Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
Alabama
Drowning Claims Among Chicago Youths and River Mishaps
Chicago July 24 report details eight drownings and water accidents in the city and nearby areas. Two boys drowned while swimming, one lost his life trying to reach deep water near shore. a man fell from a bridge while fishing. a fifth died from injuries after striking timber while diving. a sixth fell into the river while pursuing a ball in a baseball game.
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Chicago
Divorcee Remarries Twice In Savannah Ceremony
Judge H D D Twiggs and Mrs Lacie E. T Twiggs quietly remarried this afternoon at five with Rev John D Jordan presiding. The union closes years of separation during which the groom wed another woman who later divorced him. Only close relatives and a few friends attended. their daughter Isabella Twiggs was present. The couple will reside in Savannah.
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Avannah
H D D Twiggs
Lacie E. T Twiggs
John D Jordan
Troman
Isabella Twiggs
Savannah
Tragedy at Durtem Works After Tank Blast
A 40 000 gallon gasoline tank exploded at Standard Company in Durtem NC injuring Louis Holloway 20 and Tom Lunsford a Black man. Holloway died in agony after being blown from the tank top and stripped by flames. Firemen recovered Lunsford from the burning tank as he clung to a rope.
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Durtem NC
Louis Helloway
Hillel
Tom Lunsford
Raleigh N C
Holloway
Lunsford
Bryan's Rider Added to Arbitration Treaty Agreement
London July 24 William J Bryan's proposed rider to the model arbitration treaty was discussed by the International Council of the Interparliamentary Union and recast to require a formal inquiry or mediation by friendly powers before hostilities if dispute avoidance fails. The clause, aligned with The Hague convention, was adopted unanimously after speeches by Von Plehner of Austria and Bryan. Bryan's remarks were concise and restrained.
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London
William J Bryan
International Council of the Interparliamentary Union
International Commission of Inquiry
Conference of the
Interpariamentary Union
von Plehner
Austria
Bryan
Mirdain Leaves Joliet Train Trip Reported
Sonia A. Gourdein reportedly left Joliet with his wife and son aboard a Rock Island line westbound train bound for New Orleans. Authorities indicate he has departed to board a voyage, with little detail on his destination or return.
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Mirdain
Joliet
Toliet
Sonia A. Gourdein
Rock Island
Frisco Policies Turned Down in Earthquake Claim
In San Francisco a Vienna based Phoenix Royal Imperial Privileged Insurance Company declined to pay earthquake claims from the April 16 1906 disaster. The home office in Vienna calls all such claims invalid null and void, citing the conflagration caused by the earthquake. A second item notes the Kapp Samara fraternity biennial conclave at Lookout with an address by H Clay Evans and others to follow.
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Phoenix
Royal Insurante Company
Vienna
Home Office
Phoenix Royal Imperial Privileged Insurance Company
Austria
Chattanooga
Soma
Wry
Kapp
Lookout
H Clay Evans
London
JB Frasier
Frierson
Ettendence
KINSMEN FIGHT FOR SAGE MONEY AT FAREWELL RITES
Funeral services for financier Raseau Sage were held at Far Rockaway First Presbyterian Church. Postservice plans include a New York burial and possible court actions by relatives contesting the will. casket to be transported in special cars to Troy for interment where a temporary grave will be guarded.
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Far Rockaway
New York
Troy
Raseau Sage
First Presbyterian Church
Far Rocckaway
Andrew Hageman
Collegia A Reformed Church of
Robert G Leltoh
Fa Rockaway
Lymih D Cakins
Sage
Anancer
Bage
Fifth Avenue
Bega
Tomorro
Fifth Avenue House
Grand Central
Baratoga
de Lancey Nicoll
Nicoll
Stickney 16 Appointed to Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington July 24 The president offered Stitt pay five years to serve on the Interstate Commerce Commission The offer came through for B Btlekney president of the Chicago Great Western Railway Company and involves a place on the federal body
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Comtmarca Commission
Washington
A. B Btlekney
Chicago Great Weatth Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Cone
Rovasvelt
Stitt
Government Telegram Demands Harsh Action Against Enemies of Society
A Tsarist regime telegram urges governors and officials to crush revolutionary movements and disturbances with legal means, warning against wholesale repression and promising legal reform. The message reflects Stolypin’s call for vigilant control and steadfast order across Russia amid unrest and opposition from liberal and progressive circles.
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Preper Stolopir
Russia
Caucasus
Revolutioniste
Sociaiteta
Constitutional Democratic Party
Progressive
Entre Land
Stolypins
Flewal
Plehve
Bou- Ngin
Weather Forecast for Georgia Wednesday and Thursday
Washington July 24 forecast calls for generally fair weather in Georgia on Wednesday and Thursday with variable winds.
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Washington
Georgia
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