Kinard Denies Death Link in Georgia Yard Tragedy
Kinard of Sylvester Ga says he was alive and with the man killed in the Georgia railroad yard on the night of the tragedy. He explains a misidentification arose from a card bearing his name found on the deceased and cites meeting the stranger at Lakewood before returning to the city. The two then parted near Alabama and Pryor Streets, leaving investigators to pursue the body’s identity.
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Kinard
Lakewood
Georgia
C. L. Kinard
Sylvester
Albany
Winard
C L Kinard
Sylvester Ga
Constitution
Evan Ing Journal
C Eb. Kinard
Central of Georgia
Ron
Harris
Journal
1Nard
Massachusetts
Alabama
Pryor
Private ambulance introduced by Barclay and Brandon
Barclay and Brandon, prominent undertakers, have added a public ambulance ready for service. The unit, built by Crane and Breed of Cincinnati, features a bronze green body and carmine running gear with a mahogany interior and elevated cot on rollers. It will transport patients from homes to hospitals and sanitariums, and will be heated in winter by carbon stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Grady Hospital
Barclay & Brandon
Crane & Breed
Cincinnati
Fire Department
New York City
Joyner
Reward for Dave Clarke Is Brdly Wanted in Morgan County
Gov. Candler issues proclamation offering a reward of 150 Gotfars for the apprehension and delivery of Dave Clarke, a Morgan County Negro, in the Maddox homicide case. Reward amount stated as 180 dollars in some wording. Sheriff of Morgan County to receive evidence sufficient to convict.
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Morgan County
Dave Clarke
Gill Maddox
Clarke
State of Georgia
Atlanta
Itty
Morgan
Secretary of State
A. D. Candler
Watch Cases Add Elegance to Desirable Timepieces
A dealer highlights a wide stock of handsome watch cases at Makr & Beralle Jewelry on 31 Whitehall St. The note promises many styles to fit any taste, stressing quality and elegance in selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makr & Beralle
Amends and Jewelry
Whitehall St
Fifteen Oil Mills Come Under Southern Cotton Oil Control
The Southern Cotton Oil Company based in Philadelphia has acquired about fifteen oil mills in Georgia within thirty days, bringing its holdings to roughly one quarter of the state's sixty mills. Rumors tie Virginia Carolina Chemical to potential expansion, but investigations suggest the two firms are merely affiliated through shared meal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Philadelphia
Kentucky Refinery Company
Georgia Cotton Oil Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
South
Southern Cotton Ol Company
Virginia-Carolina Company
Virginia-Carolina
Labor Day Plans Forging for Atlanta Parade
The finance committee meets to approve march order and funding for Labor Day celebrations in Atlanta. Nearly all city bands are engaged, engineers in uniform, hundreds of marchers, and floats expected to dazzle with thousands in line. Subscriptions, dodgers, and contracts will be finalized as officials outline the procession route along Whitehall, Broad, Marietta, and Peachtree.
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Atlanta
Marietta
Knights of Pythias
Firemen
Jasper
Jerome Jones
Dalton
Augusta
Gredig
State Federation of Trades
Neal Loan and Banking Company
General
Dawn Mitchell
Whitehall
Alabama
Groad
Broad
Mariette
Peachtree
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Forsyth
Volunteer Fire Tournament Draws Large Crowds in Charlotte
The state firemen's tournament in Charlotte attracted many volunteer fire companies from North and South Carolina. Winston won the Steamer Contest and Hook and Ladder, Charlotte won Hand Reel, Greensboro took second in several events, and Greensboro secured the Long Distance Reel Race championship belt for a third straight year, becoming its permanent holder.
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Charlotte
N. C
North
South Carolina
Winston
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Spencer
Arrested to keep peace in Atlanta case text
Sherwood Heard, bookkeeper for the Carlton Shoe Company, was taken into custody by police on Chief Ball's order after attorney Ligon Johnson claimed Heard threatened to harm him. Heard, who had briefly fled LaGrange, returned to Atlanta on business and said the matter is arranged with no fear of further trouble. A peace warrant may be sworn out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood S Heard
Carlton Shoe Company
Ball
Heard
Ligon Johnson
Johnson
Hond Ara
Gane
Balt
W H Harrie
Pottee
LaGrange
Harris
Atlanta
Dobbs
Farmer loses money to decoy friend on decatur street
G S Gilbert of Stockbridge arrives with produce and cash. In Decatur street saloon he meets Julius Wiley who later accompanies him to the Imperial show. Gilbert wakes to find his ten dollar bills and change gone. Wiley claims Gilbert slept and left him. Justice Bateman binds Wiley over in $200 bond.
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Decatur Street
G S. Gilbert
Stockbridge
Julius Wiley
Gilbert
Julius
Imperial
Wiley
Justice Bateman
Wey
Jays
John Henry Puts Baxter on Brink as Registration Closes
Tonight at the close of registration 161,992 persons had registered in the two districts. Jono Registration Closes Today in El Reno and Lawton, marking end of home-seeker registrations for the Iowa Comanche and Apache reservations.
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el Reno
C. T
Lawton
Rain Helps Cotton In Eastern Chickasaw Nation
A heavy rain drenched the eastern Chickasaw Nation in Ardmore Oklahoma this afternoon benefiting cotton fields while corn suffered severe damage with about 65 percent of it burned. Cotton men anticipate a sizable price impact and a large step toward recovery after today’s two hour downpour.
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Ardmore
I T
Chicka
Cotion
Fourth Ward Citizens taunt Alderman over streetcar franchise fight
The Fourth Ward Citizens Committee responds to Alderman Welch condemning a bid to block an electric franchise. They accuse Welch of colluding with the Atlanta Railway and Power Company to help consolidate the two streets railroads and demand city gains from any consolidation. They vow to secure Peters Street and Boulevard lines despite opposition.
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M. M. Welch
Fourth Ward Citizens’ Committee
City
Welch
Bally
Boulevard
Peters Street
Ananders
East
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
TIS Electric Light
Demuh
Wop. Hi
Electric Light
Tim
Mims
Hurt
Posinona
Harvey Johnson
Electricight
GY Pierce
J W Hilpatrick
Ao Ula
Pierce
Kilpatrick
Trom
Houlevard
Petera Street
Companien
Tranalt Company
Fourth ‘Ward
Para
J Frank Weck
Electrig Light
Effeet
Transl
Acta
Seventh Ward
Fourth Ward
Grady
Tee
J. Frank Heck
TH Williams, JR
PT. Clarke
H. L Francis
H A. Kellam
OB Ravenel
John Carny
EL B. Nelson
L. Pettigrew
H Stanton
Hoyt
H Harris
C. Bruce
Crane
Ghast T. Hopkins
Atkinson
A Dozen Forgeries Do Not Faz Moody
Rawles Moody faced a justice court trial on a dozen forgery charges before Justice Landrum. Arrests followed prior insanity rulings and multiple warrants from sheriffs across several counties. Witnesses described Moody passing checks in Atlanta shops and at hotels, with authorities pursuing him from Macon to Decatur and beyond. The defense argued temporary insanity, while prosecutors asserted regained sanity but noted continued criminal activity.
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Rawles Moody
Justice Court
Justice Landrum
Brooks
Foster
Moody
Aimilar
Willingham
Decatur
Jossey House
New York
Douglas
Macon
Atlanta
Bith
DeKalb
H. S Brooks
WJ. Feater
Andre Landrum
City debates franchise lengths and council actions
A public dispute centers on 21 year franchise limits, with critics charging bias in long terms. Leaders from the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company push immediate construction of Peters Street and Boulevard lines, while officials face pressure to grant authority and address city receipts and taxes. Stewart Woodson supports the mayor's 21 year limit and a fair share of gross receipts, urging balanced competition and urban parity.
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Simmons
Rapid Transit
Jerome Simmons
Atlanta, Rapid Transit Company
Constitution
Peters Street
West End
Boulevard
Minute Council
Atlanta
Atkinson
Gard
Stewart Wwoodson
Stewart I. Woodson
Bia
Cit
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Rapid Transit Company
Ita Inex
Ita
Georgia Electric Light Company
Gmother
Tong
Wenok
Hing
Bea
Bose Eough
Stewart F. Woopson
Walter Brown Hosts Atlantans at Country Home
Walter R. Brown entertained a party of well known Atlantans at his country home yesterday afternoon. After a swim in the mill pond and a shower bath waterfall in Minteture they enjoyed one of the most delightful country dinners. Guests included Milt Saul Steve Forteh Lee Brooks Joe Hitt Jim ae GS Forrest Adair Morton Smith Grie Hunzaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Brown
Mill Pond
Minteture
Brown
Milt Saul
Steve Forteh
Lee Brooks
Joe Hitt
Jim Ae
Forrest Adair
Morton Smith
Grie Hunzaty
Beer 'Daxk
Sun Spots May Trigger Four-Year Heat Wave
A well known astronomer links the current extreme heat to sun spots. He forecasts four years of unprecedented heat blasts as temperatures reach the 90s and higher, with New York and Kansas City already suffering through prostrations and deaths.
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Atlanta
Kansas City
Kansas
Ciity
New York
Garrett P. Serviss
Serviss
Bol
Professor Serviss
Humor on Deck Sample Chapters Giveaway
John M. Miller Co announces a promotion at 89 Marietta Street offering a thousand sample chapters. The note playfully invites the initiated to enjoy the humor and originality of a deck set.
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
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C.m Hitch
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Ava
Scott
North Georgia
Tigon Johnson
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George Ade
Jono
Teich
Stewart Godoloh Whites
Feters Street
Walter Brown
Hirsch Bros
Werner WoMiot Sore
WU Oe
Esy
A. Russell CO
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