Sunday Liquor For Louisville Dismisses Warrants
Judge McCann ruled section 1903 banning Sunday alcohol sales unconstitutional while upholding Section 1321 on Sabbath observance. Warrants against saloon keepers arrested Sunday were dismissed, with possible refile under Section 1321. Printing offices and other work on Sunday face restrictions unless truly necessary. Prosecutor Hagan says saloon activity remains restricted but arrests are paused until Monday.
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Louisville
McCann
Court of Appeals
Hagan
Viiting
Death Comes to Lockwood
Daniel N. Lockwood, a well known Buffalo lawyer and former congressman, died today. He suffered from diabetes and gangrene. in 1881 he named Grover Cleveland for Buffalo mayor and in 1862 for New York governor, later delivering the nomination speech for Cleveland at the 1884 national convention.
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Buffalo
Daniel N. Lockwood
Congress
Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
New York
Dawson Hears Colonel Estill at Dawson Georgia
Colonel Estill campaigned for governor in Dawson urging his claims and praising Georgia prosperity. He praised the railroad commission and suggested convict labor on public roads, while urging legal conformity for corporations and the appointment of capable men. The speech impressed listeners. Doyle Enjoined Over Hecker Sacks in Savannah. In Macon, Judge Speer permanently enjoined Doyle from selling goods using Hecker Superlative sacks under a different name, requiring surrender of sacks used in the infringing trade. Hussars Plan to Buy Market House Armory Improvements. The Macon Hussars plan to acquire the old city market house and add a story to convert it into an armory, pending council action and funding.
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Dawson
Coronel Estill
Superior Court
Georgia
Georgia Railroad Commission
United States
Alabama
Hie
Georgia Commission
Doyle
Macon
Emory Speer
Savannah
Hecker- Jones Jewell
Hussars
Macon Hussars
Old City
Ngures
City Court Adjourned To June Fourth Monday
City court schedules adjournment due to illness of Judge J E Burch. The June quarterly term is moved from next Monday to the fourth Monday in June with substantial civil and misdemeanor docket work to finish. The term may extend up to two weeks.
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Dubin
J E Burch Hesade
Mayor Cutts Sinking In Cordele Night
Cordele reports Mayor C. Cutts in critical condition after a prolonged illness. Doctors fear he may not survive the night as the community awaits further word.
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Mayor Cutts
Cordele
Mayor C. Cutts
Advertising Wins Over Cheap Magazines in Early 1900s
A hosiery maker failed with cheaper magazines after spending 300 dollars for a half page and getting 40, then 135 dollars for another and receiving nothing. He eventually learned from THE LADIES' Home Journal that sustained, quality advertising to five million readers over time yields safe investment, and will resume in 1906 with Curtis Publishing Company in Philadelphia.
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Laptes’ Home Journal
Hee
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lapizs’ Home Journal
Lanies’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Company
Train Crash at Fort Worth Injures Eleven. One Dies
A collide between a passenger train and a box car at Wieittta Falls last night injured eleven people. Engineer Wallace Byrd died of his injuries today. The crash was blamed on a storm blowing the box car onto the main track. Also note an advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for chills fever and digestive ailments with a Henrettaville South Carolina user testimonial.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Denver
Wieittta Falls
Wallace Byrd
Hill clears in Equitable investigation
The New York bar grievance committee reported there was nothing improper or unprofessional in David B Hill's relations with the New York Life Insurance Company and that compensation for services was not excessive. The inquiry, at Hill's request, covered his employment with the firm. In Georgia, the Champion Estate case in Savannah courts concerns a large Savannah estate with records reaching to 1855 and involving the maker's great grandchildren.
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Albany
New York
David B Hut
New York Life Insurance Company
Champion
Macon Ga
Savannah
H C Cunningham Edward Elliott Walter G Charlton
W R. Leakin
Frisco Losses and Earthquake Liability Resolutions
American fire insurers in New York issued resolutions denying liability for purely earthquake losses from the San Francisco catastrophe. They urged prompt settlements where legally responsible, outlining four guidelines for adjusting claims and calling for compromises where details are unsettled or salvage deductions apply. The statements were sent to San Francisco adjusters and British firms in London.
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New York
San Francisco
Capresa
Cuaima
Adjustment Committee
London
Fast Freight in Collision Near Birmingham
Near Bryan five miles west of Birmingham on the Southern railway two fast freight trains collided head on killing one man and injuring four others. The dead is William E. Lock fireman Avon dale. Injured include Ben Vaughan engineer Birmingham R B Greer brakeman Avondale M F Rodman flagman Birmingham T M Armbuster brakeman Birmingham. It is thought all the injured will recover. Cause not yet known.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bryan
Here
Southern Railway
William E Lock
Avondale
Ben Vaughan
R B Greer
F Rodman
T M Armbuster
Album Postcards. New 12 page views of Atlanta sights
A new item titled Album Postcards offers twelve pages and thirteen views of Atlanta and key points of interest. Designed to mail to friends, the 39 Marietta Street address of Jae M. Bitter Co, Atlanta, Ga, is listed for sale.
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Atlanta
Jae M. Bitter
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Hartwell Missionary's Son Dies in June Tragedy
Hartwell Georgia reports the death of Dr W Ayers little son William at 6 pm after illness since Ching. The child, a missionary to north China, died following a lengthy sickness noted in the special dispatch.
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Dr. Ayers
China
Hartwell
Ayers
William
Ching
North China
Matthews
Macon Ga
M J Matthews
Smiana Station
James Summerlin
Macon
Premiums and Rents Prepaid and Related Liabilities Report
Ledger notes prepaid and accrued items including premiums and rents paid in advance. Also listed are insurance reserves under New York law and current liabilities for death claims. Figures show specific amounts for interest, premiums, and miscellaneous deposits with ongoing settlements and reserves.
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Trustees of
Nylic Club Funds
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Cleveland
Colonel Estill
Philadelphia
Bosrose
India
Brown
Henrettaville S C
David B. Hill and
Equigable
Ayer
Frisco
NEW York Life Insurance
Board of Trustees
Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Co
Haskins & Sells
T- Accountants
Price, Waterhouse & CO
Chartered Accountants
William &7
Alexander E. Orr
the Public Accountants
NEW York Life
Broadway
In Re
Broad ST
Thomas P. Fowler
the Board of Trustees of
The
New York City
Insurance Reserve
Insurance Department of
State of New York
Haskins & Sells, Certified Public Accountants
Ri Calli
Lock
Carlisle
Carliste
Mormand
Salance Sheet
Canada
Home Office
Sage
Trilst
State of
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