Carey Wood Lunacy Writ Filed in Arson Case
Carey Wood, the factory owner charged with arson, faced a writ of lunacy to determine his mental state. Grand jury to convene tomorrow and officers will hold the warrant until evidence is presented. Wood’s defense argues unsound mind may have influenced his actions, though guilt is not admitted. Wood was moved from the police bar to the Tower after a Friday night fire damaged multiple West Mitchell Street stores where his shirt factory operated and stock was destroyed. Insurance valued at 7,500 with 5,500 already canceled.
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Carey Wood
Wood
Justice Landrum
James
Reuben Arnold
Ordinnary
Poat Ford
Norrow
Woetz
Sm Wood
Ye Wood
Mitchell Street
Stroy
Chacwlas Arden
New Jackson Hotel Cafe Opens With Special Features
The New Jackson Hotel Cafe opens its doors today after extensive preparation. Managed by a popular hotel man, the cafe promises up-to-date furnishings and refined service with a focus on quality decor and gracious hospitality.
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Jackson Hotel
Guirons
Min KR
Siange
Atest Venturs
Special Train to Denver for International Convention
A special train departs St. Louis at 8:00 a m July 4 via Missouri Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande to Denver July 5 to 9 for the Seventh International Convention. It carries groups from Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky, arriving Denver July 5. The tourist car rate is 2.75 with berths for two. write I T M Rheblander Chattanooga Tenn for reservations and details.
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Denver
Missouri Pacific Railway
Denver and Rio Grande
St. Louis
Southern Epworth T Leasners and Friends
Georma
Florida
Alabami
Tennessee
Kentucky
Puch
Colorado Springs
St Louis
Polnta
Rheblander
Eraveline
Azeat
Chattanooga
Tena
Wronged Wife Seeks Revenge Reveals Court Testimony
In Atlanta, a recorder’s court heard Mrs. Ida Young deny accusations by Mrs. Smith who testified her husband Thomas R. Smith abandoned her and their children. The crossfire covered marital infidelity, child welfare, and threats of divorce as the judge urged restraint and warned both sides to quit visiting each other.
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BR. Hh
Fowler Street
I da | Young
Porter
Equitable
Thomas R. Smith
Ida Young
Young
Smith
Atlanta
Kent
Mrs. Young
Sarcaam
Buatneus
Greer
Mrs. Younsor
Mrs. Smith
Culler son Chairmanship to Replace Goodwin in Fulton Board
Colonel John B. Goodwin will resign as chairman of the Fulton County commissioners and tender his resignation at a regular monthly meeting at the courthouse. Vine Culverson will be elected to succeed him, with anticipated no incident aside from expressions of esteem. Goodwin plans to resign before the next primary but will retain his commissionership until then to avoid county election costs. He will travel to Atlanta in the interim.
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Goodwin
John B.goodwin
Fulton County Commissioners
Court House
Vine Cagimman
Hubert Culverson
Estesia
Allania
Haw's. The Gipti... Spectacles in Which
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note about events or spectacles with unclear names and dates. Readable items mention people and places but lack full context. Summary presents the best accessible facts without inventing details.
Daniel's Shoe Store Inaugurates an Unloading Sale
New Orleans June 6 Arthur Duffy a Weberer walked into police headquarters and said he killed his wife. Police eased him up and found three children weeping over the mother fatally wounded. The event is tied to a domestic tragedy amid a broader scene of inventory and sale announcements. Daniel's Shoe Store promotes an unloading sale as part of a July inventory push.
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Esherer
New Orleans
Arthur Duffy
Weberer
Duffyhone
Gmail
Mi God
Akr
Drfy
Atlanta
Fragmented OCR Title From Abbrev Local Notice
An illegible OCR snippet mentions Marietta Street and Attaate, with unclear names and numbers. The readable text hints at a historical notice or advertisement but provides no complete facts, dates, or entities to identify a specific event or publication.
Bronzes and Marble Statuary Exhibit Display
A fragment describes an enchanting display of bronzes and marble statuary with dreamlike Awphora form and a promise of an exquisite presentation.
Witham seeks court shelter in bank tax case
Y. S. Witham sues to restrain Tax Collector A. P. Sewart from enforcing a ten dollar annual occupation tax on bank presidents. Judge Tendlean granted a temporary restraining order and set a June 24 hearing. The suit argues the tax is unconstitutional class legislation and improper for banks private institutions.
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Y.s. Witham
A. P. Sewart
Tendlean
Wimbish
Its
Sim
Stewart
Mr. Witham
Georgia
Yestrain
Hart
Leather Bags and Trunk Company Ad by Rountree Bros
The advertisement from H. W. Rountree Bros Trunk and Bag Co at 977 Whitebait Street promotes leather bags and trunks with varied prices. Items listed include leather bags at 125, 25, 150, 3, 6 and other amounts, showcasing a range of leather goods and trunk products as the greatest trunk and leather goods house in the South. Customers are urged to visit the store under manager W. Z. Tomer.
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Trunk and Leather Goode House
South
H.W. Rountree Bros. Trunk & Bag Co
W.Z. Tomer
Whitebatt St
The Passing Throng Stimulus Yet Rising in Drink Bill
The annual estimate of the nation s drink bill shows increased per capita use of stimulants, especially beer and spirits, with total retail costs for the year ending June 20 1904 at 1 498 622 715 dollars. Per capita alcohol expenditure exceeds coffee and tea but lags behind non alcoholic stimulants. Beer leads in gallons consumed and tax revenue from beverages remains substantial. Various residents are listed as guests at prominent city hotels.
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United States
Buracy of Statistics
United Sates Department of Commerce and Labor
J. Pene Brown
Hawkinsville
Piedmont
J. H. Taylor
Hawkinsvile
New Stove Rates for Birmingham and Georgia Trade
The Southeastern Freight Association announced reduced stove rates from Birmingham to Georgia points including Augusta Savannah and Atlanta driven by competition with Georgia manufacturers. The changes narrow the Atlanta advantage, affect rail pricing to Americus Brunswick Savannah and Augusta, and are challenged in court with Savannah likely to seek jurisdiction limits.
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Southeastern Freight Association
Birmingham
Georgia
Southeastern Freight Associaton
Aluminream
Ala
Alabama
Atlanta
Nashville
Nashile
Railroad Commission
Rome
Dalton
Rockmert
Ravernah
Chatham County
Savannah
Hart
Augusta
Stram Aviants
Commission
Sutag
Americus
Evans Wick
Savanah
Brunswick
Alang
Athens
Bainbridge
Bronewick
iCehangus
Dublin
Eyerrton
Fitzgerald
Geines
Hacon
Milledgeville
Quitman
Vab Dosth
Waycross
Macon
Valdosta
Waverross
At- Hwata
Thimy
Athena
Bambeldee
Columbus
Thlin
Elberton
Fitzgergid
F Gaines
Savanna
STANDARD MACHINE Trialed at Home Against Any Other Made
Lightest tuning and easiest adjustment advertised by T. D. Alexander Ant. at 85 N. Forsyth St. for home trial against competing machines. Works emphasized as simple to set up and operate with claimed superior ease of use.
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T. D. Alexander
Ant
N. Forsyth St
Leading Optical House Advertises Wide Range of Eyewear
The Leading Optical House of John L. Moore offers full optical staples and specialties with 14 kinds of eyeglasses, chains, spectacles, and opera glasses. Located at 42 N Broad Street in the Prudential Building.
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John L. Moore
Si. K
N. Broad Street
Prudential
Health Board Seeks Power to Enforce Vaccination
The state board of health met at the capitol with five members present plus the secretary. They passed a resolution asking the legislature to grant authority to enforce vaccination across the state to control smallpox or prevent its spread. Present were President Westmoreland and Secretary Harris, along with Drs Ower Sivennall Hicks Dublin Hathesek and Wil ltat os Macon.
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State Board of Health
Capitol
H. , Harris
Atlanta
van “Ce
Wills F. Westmoreland
Harris
Westmoreland
Herr's
V. W Ower
Sivennall
Charles Hicks
Dublin
Giles’ Hathesek
Belton
HL 7
Wiiltatos
Macon
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China
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Zerkele
Rrshivye
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RB. M. Rose Company
Pendleton
Lawrenceville
BB. Rl. Rose Co
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Tas Express comeUy
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Superior Court
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Alfred Madison
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Mr. Hausinty
Sunset Avenue
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Merle Ca
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M. AL. Patterson
Knoxville, Tann
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Gainville
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Mobile, Ale
John M. Barnes
Canon, Ga
Kimball
Nemally
Monroe, Ga
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Offdelo
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Kimben M. Sternacer
Alabama City
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