Labor Day Parade Plans In Atlanta Federation Meeting
The Labor Day committee of the Atlanta Federation of Trades reported strong support and energetic planning for the parade. Sheriff Mangum agreed to lead the march, funds neared 1500 dollars, and the City Salesmen’s Association requested inclusion with 60 to 75 float entries. Speakers included James G. Woodward Henry Cabaniss and Harry Schlesinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At‘lanta’ Federation of Trades
Foraytis Atreat
Scales
Transportation Committee
Atlanta
van Houten
Finance Committee
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Wheeler Mangum
Mangum
City Salesmen’s Association
James G. Woodward
Henry Cabaniss
Harry Schlesinger
Professor A M Ransom dies in Atlanta at 56
Professor A M Ransom associate professor of chemistry at Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute died after several weeks illness in a private Atlanta sanitarium. Funeral plans set for Newnan and nearby interment to follow in the city cemetery. He leaves a large family in Newnan including his mother Mrs G A Ransom and siblings in Texas and Newnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McB. Ransom
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Atlanta
Barclays Brandon
West Point Road
Newnan
Fudge J. S. Powell
Newnen
Ransom
G. A. Ransom
J. S. Powell
L. N. Rogers
While Blackiston
Texas
S. P. Jones, Jr
S. P. Jones
Cartersville
Sam P.jones
John Gunn
Garnett Quillian Slowly Improving at Home
Dr. Garnett W. Quillian, long ailing at his brother Dr. Earl Quillian’s Park Avenue residence, is improving. He was strong enough yesterday to take a short ride, with typhoid fears easing under treatment and no longer considered in danger. Local and state friends will be glad to hear of his improvement.
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Garnett W. Quillian
Earl Quillian
Park Avenue
Quillian
Atlanta
Peruna Relief Credited By Doctor Hartman Case
Mrs. Thomas Hover of Montague Massachusetts writes that after a year of illness with poor appetite nerves and pains in her side she found relief by following Dr Hartman’s advice and using Peruna she expresses deep gratitude for the treatment and product guidance.
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Thomas Hover
R. F
D. No. 1
Montague, Maes
Georgia Legislature Battles Over Constitution Convention Debate
Governor Brown vows to avoid crossing bridges until he sees them as lawmakers debate constitutional convention. Attorney General Hart says Georgia’s 100-year-old system needs revision while plans to amend to form new counties and other changes stall pending the convention decision. House adjourns after a brief session as lawmakers travel for committee inspections. Senate holds no session.
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Brown
Alexander
General Assembly
Georgia
John C. Hart
Det
Diabetes Cured Gains 30 Pounds Says Springfield Man
Mr Charles F Clark of Springfield Massachusetts claims Warner's Safe Diabetes Cure cured his diabetes after three years of suffering. He states he weighed 218 pounds before illness, dropped to 131, and gained 30 pounds after using the medicine along with a prescribed diet. He offers testimonial publication and free urine analysis, with trial bottles and pills advertised nationwide.
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Chas. F. Clark
Springfield
Mass
Warner
Clark
Charles F. Clark
Princeton Street
Spring
Rela
Mans
Sey
Drigeters
Bate Pulis
Enyene
Ee. Gure Coq
Rochester
Geoviten
Boiler accident injures Southern railway boilermaker
J. A. Muller, a 51 time arrest boilermaker employed at Southern railway shops, was thrown over a boiler and severely scalded by escaping steam. He is at the Atlanta hospital in a condition feared fatal. No witnesses, exact cause unknown, but Muller apparently released the steam himself.
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J. A. Muller
Southern Railway
Wis
Heavy liabilities in bankruptcy case reported in Atlanta
A. Smith president of O A Smith Roofing and Contracting filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities total about 360 112.70 with 339 500.08 secured and 10 619.70 unsecured. Travelers Insurance Company appears as a creditor for 5 500.00, with real estate at 432 Whitehall Street and a parcel on Amith Street. Central Trust and Bank Corporation, receiver for Neal Bank, shows a 320 900.00 debt secured by a mortgage on land near Ey Tatts.
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A. Smith
the .O. A. Smith Roofing and Contracting, Company
Atlanta
Smith, Hastinga& Ran Vom
Hineassie
Olalmea
Travelers’. Insurance ‘Company
Hartford
Whitehall
Atreet
Central’ Trust and Bank Corporation
Neal Bank
Mariette
Negro Burglar Stirs Neighborhood at East Fair Street
Early morning at 1:30 a.m. a black burglar entered a lady’s room at 70 East Fair Street. Neighbors, about 108 in number, gathered in retaliation vowing to hurt the next intruder. Captains Jett and Shepherd dispersed the mob as police searched for the suspect and secured a description.
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East Fair Street
Khi
Read
Jett
Shepherd
Mill men appeal to Taft over cotton tariff
Southern mill men alarmed by reports of a tariff cut on coarser cotton cloths and yarns appeal to President Taft Senator Aldrich and Representative Payne. R M Miller Jr of Charlotte wires from the Manufacturers' Association of North Carolina urging no reduction from the original schedule. Messages note past Washington visits for a fair cotton tariff and warn against harming a growing southern industry.
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Charlotte
N. C
Smill
Senate
Taft
Aldrich
Payne
R. M. Miller, Jr
Charlott& President
Manufacturers’ Association of North Carolina
New York Herald
North Caréling
Washington
South
Mesars
Drowned Self After Tying Hands Behind
Benjamin Youngblood an Ill nois Centre railroad engineer tied his hands behind his back and walked into the Hogue Chitto river near Kara today. Water reached his waist before he submerged, and he died within minutes despite being pulled from the water. Friends say he had been acting strangely recently. In Macon Mississippi today Central railway shops will repair 3 000 freight cars for the entire system. Master Mechanic W H Fenner has crews working, with up to ten hours daily to cover the new work.
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Macon
Withole Central
Ines
W. H. Fenner
The Modern Figure How to Regain Form Prescription
The text warns against extreme dieting and fasting for weight loss and promotes a healthful approach. It claims a simple home remedy using aromatics and pepper water, with a dose of one teaspoon after each meal and at bedtime. It suggests the regimen improves appetite and body tone.
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Ben
Mortuary notices from Atlanta and surrounding areas
A string of obituary notices from Atlanta and nearby towns reports multiple deaths, funerals, and interments. Highlights include Louise Crockett of Marietta, infant Maddox, J. Smodes's remains en route from Great Bend, and Dozier and Rhodes family services. Also listed are Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Lee, J. H. McKnight, Minnie Estes, Annie Fryer, and Miss Fryer with burial plans in West View Cartersville Rex Valley Grove and other locations.
Talks on Fulton county limits spark tax and race concerns
Speakers argue over extending Hopeville and East Point limits into Fulton county. disputes focus on tax gains, control of the auto track amid large crowds, sanitation and policing claims, and the impact on Atlanta’s growth. Reuben Arnold condemns extensions and defends keeping territory separate.
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Reuben Arnold
Hopeville
East Point
Hapeville
Atlante
Yemen
Fulton County
Atlanta
City Hearing Debates East Point and Eagan Park Extensions
Speakers opposed to new bills argue extension of East Point and Eagan Park. Mayor Maddox and Asa G. Candler join businessmen to urge passage while Attorney Lee Jordan and John D. Little defend positions against the extensions. Several officials contend the bills threaten local balances.
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Antact
Mr. Arnold
Robert F. Maddox
Asa G. Candler
Chamber of Commerce
Wv. M. Kriegshaber
Atlanta Terra Cotta Works
Sam A. Carter
Gate City Cotton Mills
Raynard Willing
Hapeville
Lee Jordan
John D. Little
Eagan Park Company
Automobile Racetrack Association
East Potrit
Fulton County
Taft's Swords Trade Talks Stall Over Duties
Ambitious tariff bargaining stalls as rough lumber price hovers around $1.50 per board, with house demand for $1 lumber. Conferees debate coal duties from 40 to 50 cents, while arguments surface on free list and reciprocal rate provisions. Glove and hosiery schedules see increases, but final compromises pending.
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Senate
Fragmentary OCR Note on Banaball Attire and Senate Clerk Outage
A cryptic OCR snippet references banaball attire and driving, mentions last year and Senate clerks with an outage. The readable facts are sparse and no clear event or persons are identifiable.
Tariff Shaping Stimulates Georgia Cotton Mills Lobby
Georgia mill presidents urge Congress and senators Clay and Bacon to remove discrimination in the Lending tariff bill. They warn against favoring finer New England goods over coarser Southern products, arguing it harms the South and deters investment. They note iron ore duties, East Coast mills vs Southern ore sources, and rising Southern mill expansion.
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Georgia
Conference
Washington
Clay
Bacon
South
New England
Jack J. Spalding
Georgia Industrial Associationa
New
Congress Cries Maltese Kitten Delays Appropriations Hearing
A Maltese kitten arrives at Representative Tawney's desk prompting astonishment and laughter in the House appropriation committee as Mann and Smith join, recalling a prior debate on using cats to deter rats at the treasury building. An anonymous gift to the lawmakers sparks playful questions about why they were remembered.
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Congrese
Mann
Treasury
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A. M. Ransom
Garnett Quillian
Aus
Ewry
America
Peruna
Lively Times
W Legislature
Page
Western and Athantic Railroad Committee
DeKalb
Chattanooga
Tann
Burclar
E. Fair Street
Louise, F. Crockett
Marietta
Terment
Albert R. Maddox
Alvert BR. Maddox
D. 1. Maddox
Weat View
Supervicos
Igniore
Smodes
Great Bend
Kon
Atgnta
Barclay & Brandon
Pidce
R. V
A. L. Rhodes
L. A. Dozier
Patterson’s
Hollywood
Cc. R. Caylor, Jr
C. L. Caylor
Whitehall ‘Terrace
West View
Abra C. Rhodes
Sliver, Lake
Greenberg, Bond, & Bloomfield
Blue Ridge
Ada L. Mason
Amanda Lee
Conyers
W. H. Lee
Baptist Church
B. W. Graham
J. H. McKnight
Lancaster
Columbus
J. H. McKeight
Minnie Estes
Washington Street
C. M. Estes
Rex
Annie Fryer
Shiloh
Talbotton
R. C. Fryer
Valley Grove Cemetery
Lwely
Fultok
Schram
Anzan
Uence
Colonial
Berlin
McClure Ten-Cent Co
Whitehall St
Hunter
Tawney
House
Gawney
Beromin
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