Public drinking fountains urged to aid Atlanta animals
City leaders push for more drinking fountains for hacks and horses amid downtown congestion. Citizens pledge funds, but property owners resist placement near their premises. Animal cruelty group laments neglect and calls for a revived society with broader public support and police involvement.
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Bayeuist Tabernacle
Atlanta
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Yesterda
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Weyman Avenue
Central Avenue
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Harris Streets
Lake Avenue
Burlid Avenue
Lee Street
Gammanxe
Chartman’s
Society For the Prevention of
Carnes
J. P. Burke
O. H. Hull
EL al Rose
The
Rose Realty Company
Cruelty to Animals Sparks City Debate and Exposé
The piece cites Chattanooga’s strong humane society and a local officer who investigates cruelty, contrasting with Atlanta where officials delay action. It describes heat and thirst injuring a mule, a drayman’s indifference, and a crowd witnessing a brutal scene near a baseball park.
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Chattanooga
South
Nia
Alabama
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Tony
de Leonsvenie Lt
Burns deaths from kerosene lamp blast claim Mrs Overbey
Mrs Maud Overbey, 22, wife of J L Overbey of 93 Curran street, died at a private sanitarium from burns suffered when a kerosene lamp exploded last Saturday afternoon. She was heating curling tongs over the lamp when the blaze, believed to include gasoline, burned her from head to foot and she ran into the yard. She was the fifth burn victim in ten days. Interment will be in Cartersville, her old home. funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Maud Overbey
J. L. Overbey
Curran Street
Cartersville
Stephens Backed For Fulton County Judge At Local Meeting
A mass meeting is planned tonight at Wallpark Faith's ing to support attorney W. Stephens for the Fulton County Superior Court judgeship. Noted speakers will address the crowd as Streets and transit routes to the Soldiers' Home area are highlighted.
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Ecluck
Wallpark
W. Stephens
Superior Court
Fulton County
East Lake
South Decatur
Three Buildings Planned For Y M C A Complex In Atlanta
An irregularly shaped Luckie street site will form three connected buildings to house men and boys with separate gyms baths and dormitories, plus a rear structure for pools bowling alleys and a large educational complex. Shattuck and Hussey of Chicago designed the project with over 600000 raised, about 350000 for the city association, work aimed to start before 1913 and finish within a year to year and a half.
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Association
Shattuck & Huassey
Shattuck & Hussey
Chicago
United States
China
India
Paris
London
Jackson
M. C
J. P. Jackson
Cleveland
Detroit
Wittsburg
Washington
New York
Atlanta Association
Mr. Jackson
Preacher Shot Dead in Mixie Store in Huntington Tenn
Rev. W. C. Freeman Primitive Baptist minister and storekeeper in Mixie was found dead in his store house Sunday night from three gunshot wounds. A small rifle lay nearby and assassination or suicide is under investigation with several people watched and no arrests yet. Freeman supported a reform movement.
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Tenn
W. c. Freeman
Mixie
Freeman
Confederate Widow Pension Bill Advances in Georgia House
The Georgia House approved a pension for widows of Confederate soldiers with eligibility set at a maximum net worth of $1,500. A separate measure authorizing Brinson Railway to change its branch line from Newington to Egypt passed without opposition. The session adjourned until Thursday at 10 o clock.
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Green
Effingham
Brinson Railway Company
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