Estill Solely In Race for Governor
Colonel J H Hetill of Savannah and Major G M Ryals arrive in the city to back Estill for governor amid talk of Henry G Turner and Brantley declining Run. Ryals says Estill will actively canvass with strong south Georgia backing and broad state support.
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J H Hetill
Savannah
Savannah Morning News
South Georgia
Estill
Henry G Turner
Turner
Kstil Wold
Estills
G M Rvals
Coonel Estill Wejor Ryals
Esti
Ryals
Ond
Hetill
Rysli Sd
Estill Hag
Brantley
Astilt
Bronewick
Colonel Still
Colonel B
Colonel Estill
Chatham
Honore Barrow
Barrow
Candler Club
Governor Candlers
Candler
Escfil
duBignon
Colonsl Sati
Major Ryats
Georgia
Ryan
State Agricultural Society
Thomasville
Pope Barrow
Diamonds For Sale At 83 Whitehall Street
To those interested in diamonds the stock shown is very tempting with hundreds of beautiful stones for jewelry or unset awaiting your choice of stone and setting at 83 Whitehall Street.
Rival grocers in a street fight court plea
Two rival grocery merchants Guild and Fried were arraigned after a street fight outside their stores on Alexander Street. Guild described being struck while Fried claimed the street was public and he was punched. witnesses cited sand in eyes and a rock. Recorder Broyles fined Guild 10.75 dollars and Fried 7.5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
George Guild
Alexander Street
E H Fried
Guild
Recorder Broyles
Tolo
Fried
SS Ae
Thomasville wins freight-rate battle over Albany prompt
Thomasville residents secured a Georgia railroad commission order demanding equal freight rates with Albany against Savannah Florida and Western Railway. The decision found Thomasville closer to Savannah and Brunswick yet charged higher rates, calling it unjust discrimination. Action requires the carrier to file a tariff within ten days or the commission will set rates itself. Prickly Ash Bitters urged as digestive aid.
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Thomasville
Ganave
Savannah
Brunswick
Albany
Railroad Commission
Goss
the Commission
Tclows
Atlanta
Thomasvile Ga
Savannah Florida and Western Railway Company
Thomasyilie
Florida and Western Railway Company
Thomuxville
Brounswick
Wuld
Buty
Thomas Stites
Albanon
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Birth of Posthumous Child Sparks Will Contest
Mrs Minnie B Alexander alleges a posthumous child born July 2 affects the will of late W H Alexander. John W Alexander denies the birth and contests probate, with the case moving to jury trial in the superior court. Estate value disputed between $30 600 and $50 000. Tyner’s Little Watermelon Leeds priced at 15 cents offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie B. Alexander
W. HE. Alexander
Alexander
J L Hopkins’ Sons
Roser & Carter
John W Alexander
Minnie B Alexander
Arnold & Arnold
W Ho Alexander
W A Dodge Jr
Rees
John R. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Governor Probes Ed Ridley Case In Floyd County
Anonymous letter prompts Governor Candler to investigate claims that Ed Ridley, wanted in Atlanta for murder, is held in Floyd County awaiting a reward. Officials reportedly delayed reporting the case, hoping for a state reward, while Ridley serves a 15 month chain gang sentence for train robbery and concealed weapon charges.
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Candler
Ed Richey
Atlanta
Gertrude Smith
Ira Street
Floyd County
Chainpan
Fulton County
John B. Wiikits
Judge Henry
Ed Ridley
Henry
Floyd
Candlers
Ridly
Mayor Pro Tem Blocks Hurt From Address On Pierce Charter Plan
In a tense city council session Mayor Pro Tem Harvey Johnson blocked Joel Hurt from addressing the ordinance committee as the Pierce resolution to amend the charter for public utility taxation was set for debate. Johnson and the committee faced clashes over procedure and floor privileges, with Hurt temporarily allowed to speak after pressure from other members.
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Harvey Johnson
Joel Hurt
Pierce
Kontz
Alderman Johnson
Hurt
Ernest Woodruff
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Malvern FI Jocosely
Mr Hurt
Alderman Pierce
Johnson
Hill
Consiating
Messrs
Grady la Hatte Johnson Terry, Garrett, Reed and Kentz
General Assembly
Hil
Reed
Mims
Pra Tem Johnson
Joynson
Hart
Gram Mr Hurt
Konta
Gan
Mr Johnson
Central Georgia to Build Columbus and Arlington Railway Line
The Central Railway of Georgia seeks to own or control a 90 mile line between Cuthbert and Columbus to be named the Columbus and Arlington Railway Company. A petition filed with Secretary of State Phil Cook is signed by EF Hansop, John M Egan, T Kine, T M Cunningham, A R Lawton, George Mills, B H Finton, W A Winburn, H A Dunn, and H C Cunningham. Several petitioners are officers or stockholders of the Central of Georgia. The line would have $5000 capital stock, with plans to begin construction.
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The
Central Railway of Georgia
Cuthbert
Columbus
Columbus and Arlington Railway Company
Phil Cook
Hansop
John M Egan
M_ Cunningham
R Lawton
George Mills
H Finton
Winburn
Dunn
H C Cunningham
Central of Georgia Bulzar Company
Forage Contract Awarded to Fain Grain Co for August
The city finance committee awarded August forage supply to Fain Grain Co, which also held July. The bid was 3981, higher than last month, with three other bidders A Woolley, A P Morgan, and J D Frazier. Fain will feed all city stations and the sanitary department, with about 1367 worth of feed for stations and 2024 for sanitation, including corn, bran, oats, and hay.
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Fain Company
W . Rawson
Wol & W M Fain Grain Company
Woolley Company
P Morgan Grain Company
J D Frazier Company
Sanitary Department
Umpire Rules Fair Georgia RR Assessment at $170990
State figures on Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railroad assessors: umpire Glover fixes property value at 170990. Comptroller Wright’s 500 a mile for track and right of way deemed fair. Road had valued at 3000 a mile. Charles Northen for the road and Crenshaw for the state acted as arbitrators amidAgricultural society events and regional attendance plans. Major Ryals to work for Colonel Estill at the society gathering, with further travel across Georgia.
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Atlanta
Knoxville and Northern
T W Glover
Marietta
Knoxville and Northern Railroad
Taig State
Glover
Wright
Georgia
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern
Charles Northen
Crenshaw
Railroad Commission
Henry Collier to Build on Corner Lot in City
One of the handsomest residence lots in the city sold recently to Henry L Collier by BE P Black. The site on the corner of North Avenue and West Peachtree Street formerly the Fontaine home covers 656 by 200 feet with a rolling terrace. Collier plans an immediate handsome residence.
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Narth Avenue
Peachtree Street
Bep Black
Henry L Collier
North Avenue
Francis Fontaine
Collier
Will Build to College Park Franchising Atlanta Railway Venture
The franchise to extend the Atlanta Railway and Power Company line to College Park has not yet been granted but is expected to proceed after mayoral petitions to Woodruff. If approved construction will start promptly with the line extending from Borst Point, improving city access and schedules. The project would be operated by the Atlanta Railway and Power Company and take about sixty days to complete once started.
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Atlanta Railway and Power Company
College Park
Woodruff
Ernest Woodruff
Borst Point
Collage Park
Judge Calhoun To Convene City Criminal Court Monday
Judge A E Calhoun will convene the city criminal court in regular session next Monday morning for a week. About fifty prisoners remain in jail to be tried, with Sip King facing fifteen larceny from the house charges. He formerly worked at a Decatur street clothing store and is accused of stealing various wearing apparel items.
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Judge Calhoun
City Criminal Court
Monndey
A E Calhoun
Sip King
Decatur Street
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Ad Promises Quality
An advertisement extols the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine as a durable choice built on long experience. It claims the machine serves thousands of homes as its best advertisement and invites readers to visit the sales rooms at 71 Whitfield Street for the new model explained.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Whitshail
July Brings Heat Records And Streets Meeting
The article notes record heat with ninety three degrees at 2:30 pm and an average near 825 am for the day, with a low of 72. It forecasts generally fair weather with local showers and reports a Street Committee meeting of the council at 8 o clock to review streets needing repairs or improvements.
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Averauge
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Women Through Change of Life
A damaged notice-like passage highlights the period of menopause as a natural change. It describes hot flushes, nervous distress, and fainting spells, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthens the nervous system and aids women through this life stage, with a testimonial from an individual in Tryst NoBLE, Cameo at Mia.
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Lydia Pankham
Ladin Pinkham
Mia Tryst Noble
City council panel debates charter amendment process
For twenty years I have appeared before councils and now face opposition. A thorough discussion is urged to prevent hasty legislation. City Attorney Mayson to draft a charter amendment enabling multiple security methods for utility deals, not limited to a single plan. Judge Kontz to convene ordinance committee once draft is ready, with further agenda at next Monday’s council meeting.
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Flemen
Hart
Mayson
Kontz
Goring
Monay
The Hire Successful a Business the oftener it turns its stocks over
The text discusses how a successful hire impacts stock turnover and notes that modern merchandising blurs the line between wholesaler and retailer, with the division largely disappearing in business practice.
Makers and Sellers Promote In-House Clothing Savings
Makers and Sellers proclaims in-house production avoids middlemen profits, delivering a quicker suit with lower prices. They highlight flannels, serges, alpacas and scillions at regular prices, plus 12 1-2 percent discounts on suits, stressing Eiseman tailoring and superior ready-made quality. The offer applies to all men’s and boys’ clothing with 1-4 to 1-2 off discounts and broad style selection.
Tisauttan Lives. Store Closes 6 P. M. Saturdays 9 DP. Mo
Readable text indicates a local store operating with a Saturday closing time of 6 P M and mentions a schedule linked to nine DP months or days. The fragmentary OCR covers operating hours and a monthly or weekday reference.
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Estill Sovarely
Wintor G. Md. Ryals
Savaninat
Sais Colestill
Major Ryals
Whitehall St
ER. H
Misha Mkc
John YW
Tyners
Little Watermelon
Leeds
Bery Chanbe
Ridley
Thia
Keats
Kentz
Hsi
California Fig Syrup Co
Roals
Agricultural Society
Itig
Macon
Savannnah
Henry Collier
Gace Didacsages
Balides
Mize
Jennie
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. G
Baltimore, Md
Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Southern
Coifes
Aragon Goitee Company
Richmond Va
Buffalo
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chattanay
W.lynch
T. A. Checinnati
Bok
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr McKinley
Tisauttan
Pryor and
Alanduia Streets
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