Pace Chosen to Board Water Commission in City Council Vote
Jr. Pace selected by city council to succeed J Welly Pope as seventh ward member of the water board. The resignation of Commissioner Pope prompted the appointment amid council deliberations and an earlier investigation into water department actions. Pace aims to set a new pace for the board, with ceremony and remarks by Mayor Woodward and other officials. The session also addressed cemetery lots, street paving funds, and adjournment plans for Thursday afternoon.
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Feipaet T Pace
Atlanta
West Point Tail Road
Anas
Wes Yeste
Ny Council
J Welly Pope
Seventh Ward
Boat of Water Commissioners
Pope
Water Board
Woodward
Council
Committee On Water
Water Department
Board of Water Compassioners
Popson
Pope Nge Dean
Motmheraior and Water Board
Ciizens
Campbell
Courcilman Goodwin
Paters
Carter
Pasa
Holland
Wikle
Pace
Inman
Wass
Maver Woodward
Algerman
Fothick
Broughton
Mt Brite
Commcnlman Oldknow
Fnally
Eehfich
Ellis
Marietta Street
CB. Dowman
First Methodist Church
Collision Injures Riders in Detroit Freight Crash
Report from The New York Sun details a June collision injuring several persons including a freighter crew. Damages cited reach thousands with freight valued around 3 000 dollars lost in the incident. Shipped goods from Woodbine to Toronto were at risk as insurance covered the event.
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Collisic
Detroit
Grand ‘Rink
Woodnine
Toremta
Farmers Union to Bring Great Convention Here
The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America plans its national convention in Atlanta on October 11 with Georgia and national unions meeting there. The Georgia State Union, led by S. S. Barrett, plans a large delegation from cities such as Thomaston and Zebulon and expects heavy turnout from across the country.
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Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Capitol
Georgis
Thomaston
Upson County
Upson
Georgian Union
Newt Gresham
Poin. Tex
Or. P. Pyle
Frank Weldon
Interstate Fair Association
National Union
Georgia State Union
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Weldon
Atlanta
Texakana
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texarkana
On Andh
Steretars Duckworth
Park Concerts Planned at Grant Park This Summer
The Atlanta park board says funds exist for fifteen concerts but seeks more money to finish the season. City Council referred the matter to the finance committee, with promise to fund additional concerts if the board promptly provides them. President Walter R. Brown asks the mayor and council to approve an appropriation to contract forty open air concerts at Grant Park for the coming summer.
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Connel
Park Commissioners
Grant Park
Park Board
Matt i
Councman Patterson
Beard
Walter FL Brown
Oldknow
Atlanta
Board of Park Commissioners
Ctizens
Butch Fines
Board of Fark Commissioners
Walter R. Brown
President
Prominent Men Bound Over in Investment Case
H Loving S A Cox D D Akers and J S Bordeaux were bound over to the city court yesterday afternoon on $200 bonds for alleged violations of the 1904 investment company law. Mary A Ames filed a warrant in Judge Ormond's court. defense waived preliminary trial. Alleged failure to hold the required deposits with the comptroller general and other violations are noted.
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H. Loving
S. A. Cox
D. D. Akers
J. S. Bordeaux
Fr. H. Loving
DL Ak Ang
Bordeau
Cily Court
Mary A. Ames
Ormond
People's Home
Purshisi Fa
Dadacah
Geners
Invest
Leather Bags at 41.25 and 156 510 price mentions
An early facsimile advertises leather bags with varied prices including 41.25 and 156 510. The text lists multiple item prices such as 2.09 100 and 450, referencing H. W. Rountree Bros Trunk and Bag Co at 41 Whitehall Street. The ad promotes quality luggage and trunks in the South.
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H. W. Rountree Bros. Trunk & Bag Co
Turner, Mer
Whitehall St
Wood's Case Set for Wednesday
Carey Wood faces a preliminary arson trial scheduled Wednesday morning before Justice Andrim. Wood’s defense team Arnold and 41 have been retained, with detectives Lockhart and Fogg stating additional evidence and witnesses will be present. Authorities allege fire at West Mitchell Street properties 48 89 52 last Thursday night, including a skirt factory on the second and third floors.
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Carey
Wood
Andrim
Arnold
Lockhart
Fogg
Rainfall Totals Across Georgia Stations Revealed
Weather official J. B. Marbury announces weekly rainfall for the week ending June 6 from various Georgia stations, detailing totals across multiple locales and noting public release of the data.
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Georgia
J. B. Marbury
Goorwiat
Taft rejects Missouri bid to take Merchants' Bridge
Secretary Taft refused Missouri’s request to assume control of the Merchants' Bridge across the Mississippi at St Louis. He ruled there has been no breach of charter conditions, keeping the state from seizing the property.
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Merchants’ Bridge
Washington
Taft
Surprise party turns the tables on authoress friends
A distinguished author and her husband moved to a California fruit ranch to cure stomach and nervous troubles. She recounts using Grape-Nuts after an illness left her starved, detailing rapid health gains, weight increase, and renewed work. The tale ends with converts won to Grape-Nuts, credited to the Postum Company BattLe Creek Michigan.
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California
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Council Adopts New Hack Prices for Public Conveyances
The Atlanta city council approved new cab fare regulations including day rates, night rates, and hourly charges. The ordinance also includes library governance changes for the Carnegie Library and assigns a library committee to the board of trustees. A resolution granting Alderman Inman a leave of absence for an overseas trip was unanimously adopted.
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Carnegie Library
Ellis
Carnegie Worary
General Council
Board of Trustees
Alderman Girardeau
Timan
Inman
Ulvach
City of
Atlanta
Tim
Mrs Cox Elected President Of Cox College After Leader’s Death
Mrs Charles C Cox widow of the late Cox College president was elected to fill the vacancy. She is a Bacon by birth and a former Latin chair at the State Industrial College. The sixty third scholastic year begins September 6 under the two families that have run the school since its founding.
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Cox College
Charles C. Cox
Cox Coflesh
State Industrial College
Columbus
Miss
Cox
Willam S. Cox
M. I. Brittain
Lterary
Alice Cox Crenshaw
Lewis Browne
Conservatory of Music
Howard Stakely
P. B. Vann
Bessie Lane
Blanche Hooter
Woods Elected Chancellor of Southwestern Presbyterian University
Leander M. Woods of Louisville Kentucky has been elected chancellor of the Southwestern Presbyterian university at Clarksville Tennessee. Woods, longtime pastor of the Second Presbyterian church in Memphis, telegraphed acceptance today and is regarded as a strong leader in the Southern Presbyterian church.
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Southwestern Presbyterian Unversity
Clarkeville
Tenn
Nashville
Leander M. Woods
Second Presbyterian Church of
Louisville
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Woods
Second Church of
Memphis
Southern Presbyterian Church
Five now face murder charge in Persimmon district
Yesterd ay morning John Frady hom ay E ltt Mart Wellborn Sallie Frady and Zadie Cardon were lodged in jail in Clayton Georgia charged with the murder of Malinda Gaines. She was found near her home in Persimmon district two years ago. Suspected foul play and robbery motive cited. The victim was about seventy five or eighty years old. The committing trial will take place tomorrow.
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Clayton
Yestery Day
John Frady
Homay Eltt
Mart Wellborn
Sallie Frady
Zadie Cardon
Malinda Gaines
Persimmon
Jimmy Burns Escapes From Wilmington Jail
Alleged Negro money order forger Jimmy Burns, linked to Georgia and Tennessee, escaped from Wilmington County Jail with eleven other inmates after feigning illness to obtain medicine. Police pursue federal court defendant brought from Savannah.
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Wilmington
Jimmy" Burns
Post Office
Georgia
Tennessee
Savannah
Auburn Names New Teachers
The Board of Trustees of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute met and filled faculty vacancies. H. W. Crenshaw was elected chair of mathematics, H. Wilson named as mathematics professor, H. Hobme from Michigan was elected chair of pharmacy, and Mike Donahue was elected professor of physical culture with English and mathematics as instructors. The board will remain in session today and tomorrow.
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All
Alabama Parytechnic Institute
HW. Crenshaw
Smith
H. Wilson
van ler‘Dill
Harvard
London
Yunet
Braeussor Crenshaw
Miller
Cuba
de. Hobme
University of Michigan
Goncn
Mike Donahue
Grobussoy
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