Father Sues For Son In Atlanta Burglary Case
L E Wood travels to Atlanta to aid his son Cleveland Wood jailed after a break in at Dr Greens drug Store on Marietta street. Wood senior pleads for mercy, aided by sympathetic women, while police prepare charges against Wood and a partner Charles Schmidt. Wood’s condition improves as he awaits a preliminary hearing before Justice Orr.
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L. E Wood
Atlanta
Wood
South Carolina
Laver
Tower Hospital
Kit
Cleveland Woodie
Charles Schmidt
Dr Greens
Marietta Street
Thenn
Schmidt
Young Wood
Orr
Towers Hospital
Local obituaries and notes from Fulton county
Short items report the funeral of Willie Ford who died after an accidental shooting and the interment at Hollywood cemetery. Jerome Johnson a former Atlanta teen dies at his father's home and will be buried at Oakland cemetery with pallbearers named. Mrs E C Logan dies at her home on Hill street with funeral at the residence and Oakland cemetery burial. No pressing legal business this week. several judges absent. Will Moten escapes city chain gang. police search. Clarence Moore, clerk of the recorder's court, handles council appointments and is eyed as potential recorder with praise from police.
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Jerome Johnson
CIT
Atlanta
G. N. Johnson
Austell
Oakland Cemetery
Patterson's
Joe Boston
Henry Leng
Eugene Setze
Jesse Childress
Hugh Caldwell
Clarence Caldwell
E. C. Logan
Fulton County
Lumpkin
Reid
Calhoun
Roan
Superior Court
Tallulah Falls
Campbell County
Stone Mountain
Clarence Moore
Recorder's Court
Broyles
Police Marines
Recorders
Clesk Moore
Troopers Enjoy Tybee Island Excursion from Savannah Camp
Savannah dispatch reports the First regiment cavalry Georgia state troops enjoyed a Tybee Island trip amid a day of relaxed duties. Regimental inspection preceded the excursion, with Captain Ola W. Bell supervising. Soldiers praised the sea sight, with tickets provided by President John M. Egan. Leave extended to the last train tonight as duties paused.
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Savannah
Cavalry
Georgia
Neatiess
Ola W. Bell
Seventh Cavalry
U. A
Tybee Island
Central Railway
John M. Egan
Tybee
J. de Bradley
Meldrim Tattnall
John H. Long
Liberty Guards
W. H. Connerat, Jr
Georgia Huswars
Meldrim
Camp
Pulaski
Volunteer Cavalry
J. 3. Dozier
Governor's Horse Guard
Atlanta
Candler Horse Guards
Gainesville
Richmond Hussars
Augusta
B. T. Sincleir
Mcintosh Light Dragoons
Georgia Hussars
Effingham Hussars
Liberty Independent
Liberty Guard
Wayne Light Troop
W. P. Walter
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Avondale
Belt
A. J. Scott
Hea
W. G. Obear
Harry Silverman
Rockefeller's Fortune Wager Sparks Cash And Coin Talk
A man boasts of Rockefeller's rumored fortune near 700 million dollars and proposes counting it in silver dollars at 16 to 1, while another suggests sending the amount in United States treasury gold notes, prompting a playful discussion on value and timing.
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Rockefeller
United States Treasury
Bishop Candler Preaches in Montgomery Visit
In Montgomery Alabama on July 2 Special W A Candler Georgia bishop of note in the Southern Methodist Episcopal church delivered two sermons. He is hosted by Colonel J J Flowers of 02 South Court Street. Also noted is Missouri to display its oldest clock at the world’s fair, a timepiece shipped from upper Louisiana via North Carolina by George Frederick Bollinger.
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Bishop Candler
Montgomery
Ala
P W. A. Candler
Georgia
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
J. J. Flowers
South Court Street
Missouri
Upper
Louisiana
North Carolina
George
Frederick Bollinger
Missouri General Assembly
Proctor Replies to Smith Over Post Office Inquiry
Washington July 23 to July 24 193 by the civil service commission chairman in reply to former Postmaster General Smith attacking the commission report on the Washington post office. The letter defends findings that the department bore most civil service violations and describes Smiths statements as evasive while outlining specific rulings on classification and transfers.
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Proctor
Washington Post Office
Washington
Civil Service‘commission
Smith
Philadelphia
Commission
Department
Civil Service
Post Office
United States
Mr. Smith
Tnereass
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Foulke
Garfield
Commissioner Foulke
Philadelphia Press
John R. Proctor
Woman confesses murder claim in Salt Lake City case
A 19 year old woman calling herself Mrs. Aurora Hodge told Grand Rapids officials she killed a man near Salt Lake City on July 11 while traveling with a salesman. She fled to Chicago then Grand Rapids and is jailed. Salt Lake City authorities seek her for murder.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Aurora Hodge
Denison
Iowa
Bellee Carr Toney
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chicago
Spring Lake
Lynch mob thwarted in Bloomfield. four men secured
Four men N. THOMER, W. R Nydem, and William McComb were moved to safety from Bloomfield after a mob attempted to lynch them for the alleged killing of 9 year old Girtle Gibson. Sheriff Stoddard transported the prisoners overnight as tension rose in the town during the inquiry and civil service disputes lingered in the background.
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Bloomfield
J. Loula
Thomer Nicholas
W. R Nydem
William McComb
Girtle Gibson
Stoddard
Poisoning Case Sparks Mob Lynching in Shreveport
Special report from Shreveport Louisiana recounts Jennie Steer a Black woman who allegedly poisoned 18 year old Linzie Dolan daughter of John Dolan. A white mob pursued she was dragged from a hay loft and hanged at Bayou La Chatte while several bullets struck the corpse. The Dolan funeral was held today. Authorities note possible links to a recent Mrs Frank Matthews case. The neighborhood remains tense with no visible sympathy for the mob.
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Shreveport
Jennie Steer
Linzie Dolan
John Dolan
Bayou la Chatte
Beard Plantation
Atia
Dolan
Misa Dolan
Misa Dotan
Polson
Miss Dolan
Frank Matthews
Matthews
Heaters at Ponce de Leon Casino Bring New Vaudeville Bill
The Casino at Ponce de Leon presents a new vaudeville lineup headlined by Swift and Huber with musician Barton. Featured is Al Reno with trained Airedale terriers, touted as the nation's best trained dog act. The management pledges a bill equal to or better than last week’s closing show.
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Ponce de Leon
Wells
Venderville
al Reno
René
Reno
Swift
Huber
Acta
Barton
He'd Be Leavin Altimore News Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a boxing or sports scene with a rowlin and a caplled Me vl, front ind, Clancy. Names and details are unclear. readable hints point to a local news item about a departure or incident involving people named Clancy and a figure called Me vl.
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Altimore News
Rowlin
Clancy
Depot Builders to Meet Today
P Thornton Marye architect of the new Atlanta depot is due from Washington with plans. Directors of the Atlanta Terminal Company will meet after arrival to review specs, likely approve with few changes, and invite bids this week. Project figures: total investment about 1,600,000 including 500,000 for depot and 200,000 for car shed, promising many local jobs. Excavation under Chief Engineer Henry M. Steele to continue. Sir John Ligby former lord justice of appeals dies in London.
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P. Thornton Marye
Atlanta
Washington
Atlanta Terminal Company
Mr. Maryer
Henry M. Steele
Central of Georgia
Sailor excesses at Lisbon deemed unimportant
Reports from Madrid say an incident involving United States sailors in Lisbon was minor and satisfactorily settled. Meanwhile New Orleans photographers plan a credible exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, with a dedicated photography section in the art palace.
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Madrid
United States
Lisbon
Associated Press
New Orleans
Art Palace
Letter List Uncalled Letters in Atlanta Post Office 1908
Weekly postal notice from Atlanta Georgia lists uncalled letters for week ending July 25 1908. Includes Ladies and other recipients with many names and titles such as Julia Askew Lillian Allen May Adams and Mary Barrett along with numerous Misses Mrs and others. Recipients are urged to call and state advertised and pay one cent per letter.
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Atlanta
Julia Askew
Lillian Allen
May Adams
Mary Andres
F. Avery
L. M. Arnold
Lena_Adame
Pearl Arnold
Mary Barrett
Mary Ballard
Alice Hatley
Angiine Black
Mary Brown
Mary Bowen
Cora Bowden
Neltie Bell
C. Bellinger
Ida Brown
Rebecca Boyd
Amy Boorman
Misa Luizer Bentley
R. EB. Beaver
H. G. Baxter
Alva i Brown
Minnie Brown
Mattie Baker
Ed Binns
Cornelis Bradlay
Violet Belland
Hrattle
May Budeye
C—Misa Margaret Cheely
Ellzer Croly
Misa Vara Crawford
Misa Mollie Carter
Maria Cotton
Blanche Carlaway
A. O. Cook
J. Cadwell
Louise H. Candler
Sarah Drake
Nellia
Dardin
Frankie
Dalzell
Davis
C. L DeMore
Davie
HR. C. DeLoach
Bettie Dorsey
George Darby
E—Mine Salfle Elliott
Lula Eawards
E. A. Erin
Mamie Ps
R. V. Eaton
Lu Lu Flater
Mise M
List of women and men names with organizations in Atlanta notices
A long list of names including Mrs Jos E Levy, Miss Roxie Mclendon, Miss Adeline Richardson, Miss Beatrice Reese, Miss Ella Turher, Mrs Anna Wright, Miss Pearl Talley, Miss Florence Wells, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Ida Wilson, and many others. Also includes corporate names such as Atlanta Typewriter Exchange, Atlanta Grocer Mtg Co, Atlanta Vinegar Co, and various firms like Empire Remedy Co and Pierce Pub Co. The text appears as a directory like roster of individuals and associated businesses with scattered notes and titles.
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Adeline Richardson
Beatrice Reese
Bertha Ross
Carrie Ross
Jennile Bryseed
Valolet Roland S
Louisa Sims
Mies
Daisy Scott
Mise Annie Sherman
Milas Cora Smith
Misa Estelle Sport
Rosa Carrie Simmons
Henrétta Stokes
Annia Scott
Emma Bimpson
Rosa Stantos
Mattie Schroeder
Clara Wison
Clara Wofford
Queen Young
Molie Young
Lilly A Zimmerman
Geo Archey
H Akers
John B Alden
W H_ Asell
Henry Adams
W W Andrews
C A Alford
E Atkins
Henry Baker
L ® Barker
Georgi A Ballow
Butler
Lee Brooker
Henry Byrd
EB & Barker
Calle Bragdon
John A Brown
C 3
Brown
A BR Barr
M Butler
Grous Byrd
J A Braswell
J H Brown
Dr R H Butler
R L Barra
Wille Raliding Lizeger Bracket
Jarvey Carter
Wl Calloway
Cineman
Ruther Caine
Jne Cook
W A Lepper
C H Campbell Benson Crawford
Henry Carter
N Clark
Moses Chisall
Conwnay
Daniel @ EV Dickson
Noah Dean
Augustis Dalton Burton
Fen CO Debardelahin
C Neitzen
Davie Feueene Dale
Fenton Dancy
Thamae Nanehans
Pegaee
Etheridge Vaat Eling
Smarhardt
Henry Che Blebhofen
F-Harria Wuter
Florence
Gow Wrederick
Jamee Griffits
TB Galdbera
Greary
Graydon
Mr Prioleau
Person
Chariie Priscell
Charlie Riggins
Nathan Rucker
Frank Russell
Jamie Riggins
Jan Reese
Jesse Rosenfeld
R B Rooks
Heber C Reed
Barney Rucker
Dr Rucker
Jas K Ralph
Erwin Reasy
Mr _ Sneed
Fred B Sutton
Jno W Smith
Bill Smith
Ino N
V—Chas Victor
Jno B Vaughan
Johanner van Elderen
W—Hall Willams
A C Wagner
W Walters
A M Wallace
Ino Wesley
T J Waters
W H ‘Wason
James Wayman
M_D Wallace
Jamies Walker
J G White
J EB White
John White
Chester 0
Ware
J N Watts
Mose Williams
Jno
Whaly
Virgi Young
Atlanta Typewriter Exchange
Atlanta Grocer Mtg Co
Atlanta Vinegar Co
Anderson & Co
American Tag Co
Empire Remedy Co
Fulton Iron and Steel Co
Hunter Mix Co
Merchants Business Bureau
Ad Exchange Bank
Pierce Pub Co
Sazan Milling Co
Smith @ Clark
Stern Bros
Taber Organ Co
Williams & Co
Walt Paper Co
Western Loan Co
Misan'Mamie
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Willie Buford
Reece Waits
Grady Hospital
Atlock
Barclay & Bradon
Hollywood Cemetery
Will Moten
Chaingang
Escapin
Murersp
Civil “Service Commissioner
Thorn
The
Negress
Filia
South Atlantic Coast
Jacksonvillle
Florida East Coast Railway
Jas. P. Vining
Atlantic Beach
Florida
Marye
John Ligby
London