Georgia Bar Elects Officers and Honors Hannis Taylor
Warm Springs June 4 The Georgia Bar Association session featured a motion urging judges of the higher court to wear robes as insignia of office. The proposal passed amid debate led by Z D Harrison and Alex W Smith. Hannis Taylor of Washington DC delivered the principal oration on The Historical School of Jurisprudence and its Fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association
T H Hammond
Supreme
United States
Z D Harrison
Alex W Smith
Atlanta
H C Cunningham
Savannah
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
J Branhem
Rome
Georgia Bar
Hansis Taylor
Hannis Taylor
Washington, DC
Historical School of Jurisprudence
Death of Mrs F M Felts in Macon Georgia
Mrs F M Felts dies at 72 after a brief illness at her son in law’s Third street home in Macon Visiting daughter Mrs Taylor at bedside when death came Survived by five children Remains to be sent to the family home near Muselia for interment In Detroit matter also notes a ship disaster on Lake Erie where the Iron Age of Huron Ohio burned and crew of nine escaped by small boats Captain William Willoughby led the survivors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Felts
Macon
FM Felts
Tayfor
Third Street
Mrs Taylor
Taylor
Nome
Muselia
Detroit
Mien
Iron Age
Huron
Ohio
Bar Point
Lake Erie
William Willoughby
Graduation Day At Boys High Features Oratory And Drill
The class of 1905 at the Boys High School graduated last night at the Grand Opera House in a well attended ceremony. Speakers included Sidney H Goby and George Northen urging opportunity and attention to trifles, with diplomas awarded by Luther Ronwier and a sweeping wand drill as the highlight. A banquet followed at the Piedmont hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Piedmont Hotel
C B Wilmer
Sidney H Goby
George
Northen
South
Rome McGaughey
Henry Powers Tiett
Franklin S Chalmers
Luther Ronwier
Board of Education
Emery
Charles B Thompson Mercer
Wileson L. Todd
Washington and Lee
Henry E Peeples
University of the South
Harold G. Barnwell
Remington Typewriter Company
Henry Hill Robinson
George Robert Parks
Raymona K Monsalvatge
Sunday Outings at Warm Springs Round Trip Fare
The notice promotes a $1.00 round trip to Warm Springs via the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad. It touts convenience, best schedules and fine service with an invitation to try the trip and enjoy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Floods Damage Crops Across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama
Torrential rains over Louisiana Mississippi and southwest Alabama cause near total crop losses and disrupt rail schedules. Officials expect restoration within 24 hours as rivers Chickasawhay and Pascagoula remain high. Ocean vessels at Mosspoint sail to avoid threats to the Louisville and Nashville bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Alabama and
Vicksburg
Mississippi Central
Chickasawhay
Pascagoula
Mosspoint
Gulf
Louisville and Mashville
16 Year Old Edgar Serber Fatally Shot in West Nashville
In West Nashville shortly before 8 pm a 16 year old, Edgar Serber, was called from his home and shot in the street by 5 year old Jesse McPherson. McPherson, son of Fidel Joseph McPherson, minister of the Church of Christ, was arrested and held at the police station. McPherson admitted he went to Serber’s home to kill him after alleged feud and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashvile Town
Orlock
Edgar Serber
Nashville
Jesse “Wernherson
McPherson
Fidel Joseph McPherson
Church of Christ
Shourtly
Serbers
KML
Serber
Bovn
Mc Pherson
Bad Bie
Hig
Fahher
Abe- Pherson
Marshals Outwitted by Heinze Friends in Subpoena Stunt
New York June 4 United States marshals blocked by directors of the Lalted Copper Company who elected themselves to meetings. Augustus Heinze allies manipulated the directors who held a meeting elsewhere. Sanford Robinson former director testified before a grand jury to avoid contempt for withholding missing books. Wise indicates books to be seized soon. Bank case tied to Mercantile National’s 1907 panic collapse. Augusts Heinze moves aim to stall investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lalted Copper Company
Augustus Heinge
United States
Compan
Sanford Robinson
Grand Jury
Avith
Robinson
Wise
Mercantile National Bank
Augustus Hennyes
Mortuary notices and deaths from local area
Multiple death notices and funeral plans across several Georgia towns. Mrs Samaria Williams dies at Pope Street residence aged unknown. funeral abroad to Chamblee Ga. Infant Thomas Bates dies at Ormond Street residence with 2 pm funeral and West View interment. Mrs Myrtice Medley aged 44 dies at 67 Ashby Street. funeral at 10 am with Casey cemetery interment. Mrs Sarah Pattillo dies in Montgomery Ala. buried Pine Wood cemetery after services at First Methodist Church. survivors include daughters S P Calliwas La Grange, Will A Callaway Atlanta, T Stubbs Montgomery, son W B Patho Atlanta. Nearby note on R L Killgore Bremen Ga. former Musradine marshal died in muggyalline Ala after injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
J J Bates
Ormond Street
West View
Myrtice Medley
Ashby Street
John Meddles
Casey 5
S. W. Pattillo
Weat Point
West Point
Sarah Pattillo
TR Stubb
Montgomery
Pine Wood
Ro Cleckle
First Methodist Church
Womans Missionary Socrets
Pattho
S. PF Calliwas
la Grange
Will A Callaway
Atlanta
T . Stubbs
W B Patho
Atlants
Contractors death by own action in Roanoke
June 4 Roanoke Va report of John W Tuller a 29 year old concrete contractor who attempted suicide by swallowing acid in front of several family members. He was arrested yesterday on a warrant accusing him of seeking to defile the daughter of Samuel Castro. He was released on a $500 bond and told friends he could kill himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranoke Va
John W Tuller
Als
Samuel Castrofle
Milton H Smith Jr Named Assistant General Passenger Agent
It was announced today that Milton H. Smith Jr has been appointed assistant general passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. The road has usually had two such assistants, but when W A Russell was promoted to general passenger agent to replace Charles L Stone, his former post was not filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton H. Smith, Jr
Jaume
Milton H. Smith Jr
Louisville
Saehiviil
W A Russell
Charles L Stone
Cedartown Triumph Over Marietta 5-0 in June Contest
Cedartown defeated Marietta by five to zero at Cedartown on June 4. The scoring sequence shows Cedartown tallied three runs in the first, one in the fourth, and one in the seventh. Marietta used Keen and Jones in pitching while Lemon and Wood contributed for Cedartown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown
Marietta
Marietta Keen and
Jones
Lemon and Wood
Sobbing Woman At Station Name Dr Cleminson Suspect In Death
In Chicago on June 4 Miss Anna Kalb screamed upon seeing Dr Haldane Cleminson jailed at Sheffield Avenue station. Police say Cleminson is suspected of causing Mrs Cleminson’s death. Kalb named other women connected with the doctor, denied being Mrs Berg, and was removed after another scream. The coroner’s inquest was postponed to June 18 to allow chemical analysis of Mrs Cleminson’s stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheffield Avenue
Stodiat
Anna Roalb
Haldane Cleminson
Miss Koib
Cleminson
Heib
Captain Kane
Cleminsen
Chicago Union Hospital
Berg
Miss Kalb
Ts Rector
jJeminson
Kennedy
Teaiah Cleminaon
Corsica in Dire Straits Amid Strikes Cut Supplies
Corsica faces severe shortages as Marseille sailors strike cuts off main supply line and a month-long railroad workers strike disrupts transport. Many villages on the island report a lack of basic necessities and essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
Bastia
Marseille
Cardui for Women’s Health Promises Relief from Pain
Health message pitches Cardui as a proven remedy for female troubles and menstrual pain. It urges women to try Cardui to relieve discomfort, regain health, and pursue happiness, claiming thousands of women have succeeded with the medicine.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceorcia Bar
T. M. Cunningham
Washington
Georgia Supreme Court
England
Institute
France
Germany
Webster
Philadelphia
P Gilbert
William W Gordon
George S Jones
Roland Eliia
Randolph Anderson
J Flynt
Griffin
American Bar Association
OH Hill
Alston
J L. Sweat. Waycross
T M Donningham
Joel Branham Rome
John E Donaldson Hainbridge
Wo IK Miller
Augusta
A W Evans
Sanderaville
A H Thompson
LaGrange
Zeb Harrison
Orville
Park Macon
AW Smith
Lavadura
Grocere
Draggits
Lavadera
Chemical Company
Lavadere
Leonidas Hedding Albert
Harold Goldsmith Barnwell
Eugene Harold Brice
Wiliam
Ldtwin Close
Franklin Steven Chalmers
Norman Feeples Cooledge
Frederic George Crandall
Walter Keesa Dunwady
Henry Powers Elliott
Oscar Neundorfer Everett
Samuel Daniel Frankel
Guile Benjamin Goldin
Halleston
Jennings Hall
Steve Clay Henley
Malvern Hill Jr
Robert Ledbetter I Hughes
Conway Walter Hunter
Maurice Johnson
Hathorn
Columbus Drew Jobson
Joe Earl Jehnston
Norman Johnson
Allen Fairfax Montague
Raymond Fernando Monsalivatge
Lee Britton McAdams
Edwin Forrest McCarty
George Traylor Northen
Ernest Augustus Owen
Han P
Edwin Peeples
Robert Sheldon Rufford
William David Sande
Samuel J Binkovit
Benjamin Franklin
Pim
Dr. Wilson L Todd
Charlie Bojfeuillet Thompson
Weaver
Business Department
Lester Eintein
Alice Fraser
Charles Michael Gaillard
Jr S
Dney Herbert Goba
Robert Thomas Hancock
Moses N Kaplan
George Edward Marvin
Sam Massell
James Bradford Robinson
Joe Morgan Teagué
Julius L Tenenbaum
Charles Louis Tinsley
Wylie Turner Trussell
Javier Underwood
David Ungar
Technological Department
Otis Alvin Barge
Benjamin Albert Daniet
Olin Maynard Fuller
George Washing Jon Laine
Jr Robert Marshall Lockhart
Rudolf Loeb
Ros Dersey McGaughes
Maxwell Lamar Rahner
Marion Green Roberts
William Hott Weaver
Daniel
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan Shirt Co
John B. Stetson
Lord & Taylor
Daniel Brothers CO
Heinze
Samaria Williams
Pope Street
Lod Williams
Chamblee Ga
R. L. Killgore
Bremen
Ro L
Allgore
Mugyalline
Killgore
Musradine
Dr. Cleminson
Dleminions
For
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!