Cook Charged With Scalding Wife in Domestic Row
J W Cook was charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly scalding his wife with boiling coffee during a fit of anger. Mrs. Cook, who has five children, sought police protection, showing burns on her breast and arm. The couple resides in West End. Cook, 67, a hardwood finisher, works at the Piedmont hotel. Meanwhile Waycross Fair Association plans to sell its property, with a possible race meet this year and J Bailey elected president after L Johnson resigned.
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J. W. Cook
Cook
Constitution
New Piedmont
West End
Waycross
Warcross
wWaycross Fair” Association
J.bailey
L. Johnson
Canton Dixie No
Patriarchs Militant, Jr. C. O. F
Austell Building
Canton Atlanta No
Wisewam
Fraternal Union of America
Atlanta
Fraternal Building for the St Louis Fair
The Fraternal Union movement grows with endorsements from Masons Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias as it plans the Fraternal Building for the St Louis World’s Fair. New building in Denver opens with 1500 attendees and 22500 members. insurance surpasses 35 million dollars.
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Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Gha
Grand Lodge of Missouri
A. F
A. M
Grand Chapter
AR. A. M
Grand
la Pk
A. C. Cable
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Tia
Fraternal Union of America
Denver
James B. Orman
Colorado
Banafus
F. F. Roose
Supreme
John L. Handley
Supreme S. 3
Fraternal Union
Fulton Rebekah
Fulton Rebekah No
Gate City
Rebekah No
Noble Grand
E.i A. Baughan
F. L. Willams
D. A. Akin
Dora Humphries
Decatur Street
Knights of Maccabees
Grady
Knights of the Maccabee
May Build in Charlotte Dabney H. Scoville Contemplates Hotel
A Charlotte dispatch reports Dabney H. Scoville of Marion cognate to build a modern hotel in Charlotte. He aims to purchase the Mansion House block with the Springs estate, but says no definite steps are taken yet. Scoville owns other property here and previously managed the Central hotel.
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Charlotte
N. C
Dabney HH. Scoville
Marion
Central
Atlanta
Dabney H. Scoville
Marton
Joong
Scoville
Theory of Cambria explosion blamed on mine workers
Johnstown July 26 coroner's jury heard Chauncy B. Ross of Greensburg present a unified theory by inspectors of the Cambria mill mine blast on July 10. He said gas was ignited by men using open lamps in violation of state mining law, not by a blast. The blast is thus put on the workers at the fire.
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Cambria
Johnstown
Chauncy B. Ross
Greensburg
Cambria Mill
Bankruptcy filings and local obituaries mix in Atlanta notices
Through attorney W. Talley Culberson and J L Mayson, petitions of bankruptcy are filed in U S district court showing liabilities of 2040.59 and 325 with no assets. Obituaries note Mrs Lizzie Fleming buried at Hollywood, infant Alice V Warnock dies, Nellie Harris, and Captain Tip Harrison publish a confederate tribute. Other items cover W R Paxton, Laura Kavar and Laura Bhiers funerals, a warrant for Peter Verghiotis, a Greek credit dispute, and local arrests, commissions, and governor Candler travel notices.
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CO. I. Culberson
W. &. Talley
United States District Court
Perey Ah. Adams
Robert D. Paxton
J. L. Mayson
Tie
Percy H. Adams
Lizzie Fleming
Hollywood Cemetery
E. L. Vaughn
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Union
ST. Louis Fair
Newman Laser
America Pan
Gre
E. A. Baughan
Fulton“Behekah
Thait City
D.H. Scoville
Mr. Scoville
Hawkes
Whitehall Street
Aly
Alice Vandelia Warnock
N. J. Warnock
Pearl Street
Dunwoody
Nellie Harris
Bellwood
Kennesaw
Tip” Harrison
Georgia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Harrison
Presbyterian Hospital
Harelay & Brandon's
Hollywood
Laura Kavar
Walton Street
Barclay & Brandon's
Lane
Peter Verghiotis
Peachtree Street
Andrew Woodley
Woodley
Verghiotis
Iis
Verghiotia
Tracas Woodley
BR. JS
Fred Burns
Rowan
Peters Street
Burns
J. W. RoBertson
Alexander Clifford Morris
Julian Mercer Fluker
Leutenant
Atlanta Artillery
William Abran Lawler
Warcross Rifles
Candler
Gainesville
C.F. Jackson, SR
Western End Atlantis
Will Davis
Recorder -Broyles
Davis
R. G. Wilson
Jones Over
Mount Glee Church
Wilson
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