Hospital Crowded 116 Patients Daily at Grady
Grady hospital board heard Superintendent W B Summerall report for the month showing an average of 116 patients per day at a cost of 1 31 dollars per patient. January through June figures showed a rising tax load. discussion on charging transient patients who can pay. Dr T D Lonineo noted doctors profiting from the hospital’s charity work.
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Grady Hospital
W. B. Summerall
Hospital Board of Trustees
T. D. Loneino
Mortuary notices of several local deaths in Georgia
Dewitt Bruyn Confederate veteran aged 78 died suddenly at Soldiers Home. Funeral planned this morning. Born Ithaca New York he served in Confederate army and has lived at the home three years. Alex Guintoules 53 died yesterday at a private sanatorium waiter at Childs cafe. Local Greek colony undecided on disposition of his body now at Greenberg Hood Bloomfield's parlors. Lula Vinson 47 wife of George Vinson died at home. Survived by brother William Arnold and half sisters Mrs HE Vennet and Mrs May Finne. Funeral at 10 from Washington Street residence. interment West View. Henry Wallace Willingham funeral at 10 from First Baptist Church. interment West View. Mrs M H Gardiner 32 died after month illness in Columbus wife of Ki B Yonge. survived by husband, parents, and siblings. Funeral of Mrs Gardiner held at residence in Newnan with arrangement noting Professor Ransom and Alabama Polytechnic Institute ties. Oak Hill Cemetery interment by Masonic order and Auburn College delegation present.
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Dewitt Bruyn
Mr. Bruyn
Ithaca
N. Y
Alex Guintoules
Childs Cafe
Loral
Greenberg, Hood & Bloomfield
Lula Vinson
Orge Ox. Vinson
Esterday
Vinson
William Arnold
HE. Vennet
May Finne
Washington Street
West View
Newnan
Atlanta
Fudge J
Powell
Ransom
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama
Oak HM Cemetery
Masonic Order
Auburn
Alaledge
Change in Sutton case delays naval inquiry in Annapolis
The Sutton death inquiry was adjourned until all Marine officers involved can appear. Mrs. Jas. N. Sutton was made a complainant and direct accuser of several officers amid new evidence she sent to the secretary of the navy. Lieutenant Utley’s return from the North Carolina is awaited around August 6 before resuming proceedings.
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Annapolis
Jas. N. Sutton
Portland
Ore
Marime Corps
Naval Board of Inquiry
Mra. Sutton
Henry E. Davis
Harold Utley
North Carolina
Secretary of the Navy
Bix
Lietenant Sutton
Leonard
Mrs. Sutton
Adams
Evans
Bevans
Willing
Osterman
DeHart
Marine Corps
Daviss
Utley
John Hood
Wood & Co to Open Today with Fresh Meats and Prizes
A. Wood & Co. successors to Wigod & Foster announce opening today with a first class stock of groceries and fresh meats. Mr Wood is a long time local grocer. Ladies invited to attend for a chance to win 20 dollars in gold.
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A. Wood & Co
Wigod & Foster
Wood
Taft Visit Plans Wildcat Hunt At San Antonio Ranch
San Antonio July 27 wild cat hunt and duck rabbit chase are planned diversions for President Taft during a November visit to the Taft ranch near San Antonio. Superintendent Joseph H. Green reports preparations for the president’s entertainment include a pagoda and bath house on the gull and other improvements for his special use.
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San Antonio
Texas
Taft
Taft Ranch
Joseph H. Green
Wayne county crops praised amid optimistic business boom
Cood Crops in W iesup Ga July 27 Special The corn and cotton crops of Wayne county are the best in years and farmers business men and real estate dealers are confidently expecting a new era of unsurpassed business conditions to open soon.
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Wiesup
Wayne County
Georgia Tax Move Prompts Income Tax Debate In State
Georgia lawmakers consider a constitutional amendment to allow an income tax. Congress has passed a bill to submit the amendment to the states and President Taft will notify governors soon. Some legislators favor the measure as democratic while others prefer letting the national government tax incomes. A house bill proposes to amend the constitution to permit graduated taxes on incomes with a double taxation prohibition.
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Union
National Congress
Congress
Taft
General Assembly
Georgia
House of Representatives
Messra
Anderson
Chatham
Ault
Polk
Florida Road Commissioners to Inspect Georgia Roads
Florida road commissioners plan to inspect rural Georgia routes in Decatur and Thomas counties to study road construction and gather data. Dr. Chas M. Aussey, chair of the good roads committee, aims to discuss bonds for broad road building and urge immediate action for future generations.
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Florida
Georgia
Wallahassee
South Georgia
Chas. M. Aussey
Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Thomas
Austey
Lenn
Ausley
Senator Tudacil Thrown From Capitol Car
Senator Tudacil of the forty second district was violently thrown from a Capitol avenue car near the capitol building as he prepared to alight. He sustained bruises to both arms but the injuries were not serious and he is expected to recover within a few days.
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Br. J. ¥. Tudacil
Forty-Second
Capitol Avenue
Goa
Capitol Building
Famous House Burns at St Simon's Island Retreat
The Retreat, a summer home built in 1700 on St. Simon's Island by James Spalding, burned today in Brunswick. Distinguished visitors including Aaron Burr and Fanny Kemble had recently seen the historic house, which had not housed people since the 1898 storm. the two-century oaken timbers remained solid despite the blaze.
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Brunswick, Gin
St. Simon's Island
James Spalding
Aaron Burr
Fanny Kemble
Haa Yialterdl
Robbers Beat Storekeeper at Boone's Creek
Bristol Tenn July 27 News says robbers entered James Hilton's store at Boone's Creek East Tennessee last night hurled Hilton from his bed beat him unconscious then robbed the store of many articles Bloodhounds followed the trail but were halted by two men believed involved in the burglary The story includes an advertisement for Pep Ta Lac a non dope beverage offered at four cents at all fountains
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Bristol
Tenn
James Hilton
Boone's Creek
East Tenessee
Filton
Teething Baby Saved by Baby Spring Water
A Memphis mother credits Baby Spring water with curing her infant’s stomach troubles after two physicians failed. The letter urges other mothers to try the product, noting a now healthy five year old. The water is analyzed by city chemists and sold by Raleigh Springs Water Co in Memphis with distribution to Atlanta via Brannen's Drug Store.
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Taleigh Springs Water Co
Ralph
A. M. Lourey
Gaston Ave
Acti Bottis
Pndorf
Memphis
Te Iy
Raleigh Springs Water Co
North Second Street
Tenn
Brannen's
9 Drug Store
Whitshall Street
Atlanta
War on Flies Begun by Medical Association
The fly committee of the State Medical Association met at the Aragon de Syl yesterday morning and organized to work with the state board of health in fighting flies. A report on disease spread by flies and destruction suggestions was adopted to be shared with weekly state press for rural residents.
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State Medical Angoedition
Aragon de Syl
State Board of Health
Gertrude Hoffman to wear long tights
New York July 27 Miss Gertrude Hoffman the dancer will not answer the charge of appearing on the stage in too scanty attire until fall. The hearing was postponed as her attorney requested time to prepare for trial. Thirty or forty witnesses will be called to prove her dance was not immoral or indecent. Magistrate Steinert said her agreement to wear tights of suitable length satisfied the court that immediate adjudication was unnecessary.
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New York
Gertrude Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Steinert
Tighta
Cotton seed as fuel advances in British Africa experiments
Washington reports experiments by the British Cotton Growing Association in Africa may provide a new fuel source for internal combustion engines. American Consul Frederick I. Bright in Huddersfield has forwarded the findings to the state department for American commercial use.
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Washington
Africa
British Cotton Growing Association
Frederick I. Bright
Huddersfield
Eng
State Department
Brotherhood of Engineers Convention Opens in Hamilton
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Grand International Auxiliary opened its annual convention in Hamilton Ontario with about 2,100 delegates from the U S and Canada attending. W E Futch and M B Prenter addressed the gathering as Patch reported the group holds over 120 million dollars in life insurance and a total membership around 14 000.
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Brotherhood of Engineers
Hamilton
Ont
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engiguera
Grand International Auxiliary
United States
Canada
W. E. Futch
Insurance Department
M. B. Prenter
Asalstan
Cleveland
Patch
Brotherhood “Hay
Sea Island Cotton Growers Meet in Savannah
About 500 Sea Island cotton growers gathered in Savannah to form the Farmers' Union Sea Island Cotton Growers' Association and push for higher, stabler prices, including plans to build a Savannah warehouse. President W W Webb of Hahira spoke as Col G Arthur Gordon warned against threats to prices. Delegates toured the Savannah river by steamer as a prelude to formal sessions tomorrow.
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Savannah
Union Sea Island Cotton Growers’ Association
Sea Island
W. W. Webb
Hahbira
Trederan
Webb
Col. G. Arthur Gordon
Son of Dickinson in critical condition abroad
Nashville July 27. Hon J M Dickinson secretary of War was sent for by telegraph to the bedside of his son Captain Overton Dickinson who is critically ill with acute congestion of the lungs at Camp Dickinson Waverly. The son is a member of the state guard in camp there.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. M. Dickinson
Washington
Overton Dickinson
Dickinson
Camp Dicking Waverly
State Guard
Mayor Markbreit Goes to the Beyond in Cincinnati
Cincinnati July 27 Colonel Leopold Markbreit mayor of Cincinnati died tonight after nearly nineteen months in office. Vice Mayor John Galvin will succeed him. Markbreit led the Volksblatt publishing company and was born in Vienna in 1840s. He studied law and once partnered with B. Hays. He served in various public posts including assistant treasurer of the United States at Cincinnati. He was a director of the Associated Press. Janet Markbreit was a diplomat earlier in Bolivia.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Leopold Markbreit
Anthesa
John Galvin
Leopold Markbrelt
Cincinnati Volksblatt Company
Vienna
Austria
Lord B. Hays
United States
Janet Markbreit
Bolivia
Kent Grant
Markbreit
The
Associated Press
Walst
Negress Aged 116 Near Nashville Reported Dead
Nashville Tenn July 27 Cilla Kt isbrew colored aged 116 probably the oldest person in Tennessee is dead at her home near Needmore she was able to move until four weeks before death She is survived by two children one aged about 80 Born a slave Two Held for Moonshining in Macon Ga July 27 United States Commissioner L M Hir win held Frank Guill and Pierce Chatman for elicit distilling Plant destroyed in raid at Galil farm True Bill Against Landrum in Floyd County Georgia July 27 Murder charge with ready state witnesses and 48 jurors to select 12 Pat Crowe Cudahy to Wed Omaha Neb July 37 Engagement announced Edward I Cudahy to Leonora Brewer
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Nashville
Tenn
Cilla Ktisbrew
Tennessee
Needmore
Cilla
Macon
United States
L. M. Hir
Frank Guill
Hancock County
Pierce Chatman
Frank Riley
Galil
Landrum
Jiome
M. C. Landrum
J. T. Davia
Floyd Superior Court
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Omaha
Neb
Hwdward I. Cudahy
Millonaire
Bargain Silk and Ribbon Sale Promises Real Value Today
A local retailer touts a sweeping sale on silks, foulards, po gees, and wash silks at striking prices, with 19 to 29 cent discounts on many pieces. Ribbons follow with deep cuts on messaline, taffeta, moire, and warp prints. Embroideries and laces offer half price and less, aiming to attract shoppers with genuine savings and long-standing service.
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Chamberlin's
Atlanta
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Summerall
Henry Wallace Willingham
Henry Waldave Willingham
Haptise
M. H. Gardiner
Columbus
M. Harris Gardiner
Ki. B. Yonge
Sutton
Dr. Ausley
Posterity
Benafik
Rudacil
Daniel
Rogers, Peet & CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bro’s Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree
Medical Association
Son OF Dickinson
Rutherfod B. Hayes
Kennesaw Biscuit
Frank E. Blogk CO
Cluny
Smyrna
Torchon
Oarohnsonose Company
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