Wreck victims doing well after West Point crash
Injured travelers from the Central of Georgia passenger train No 18 and the West Point picnic special at West Fair street crossing are recovering. No new deaths reported. James Carrell and Miss Nellie Ward added to injured list. Rosa Ham remains most seriously injured. official joint investigation likely this afternoon.
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Central of Georgia
Pearl Springs
West Point
West Fair Street
James Carrell
The
Constitution
Carroll
J. M. Blait
West Point Road
Dillard
Central
Central Railroad
Halle
Erecting Fine Building on Central Avenue
Work has begun on the new warehouse for the P. Richards Company at 90 92 and 94 Central avenue between Center and Mitchell streets. The four story structure will feature automatic fire sprinklers steam heat and other modern conveniences. Architect HK St. Carpenter completed the plans.
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P. Richards Company
Wom
Central Avenue
Center
Mitchell Streets
Louisville and Nashville
Washington Street
Nunnally Brothers
Richards Company
HK. St. Carpenter
Florida Representative Proposes Drainage Bill for Everglades
Washington June 7 Representative Clark of Florida introduced a bill to divert 3 million dollars from the reclamation fund to drain the Everglades of Florida.
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Everglades
Washington
Clark
Florida
Imported Art China Line Appeals to Distinct Tastes
Your China Closet may need replenishing or enrichment. Explore our Imported Art China line featuring master potters and artist craftsmen. Shapes designs and decorations offer satisfying beauty with moderate prices, including some expensive wares.
Women Called Horse Thieves Reported in Greensboro
Constable M F Barnes led the city with a warrant for the arrest of two white women in Greensboro Ga charged with stealing a fine horse and buggy from O D Booths livery stable at 38 West Hunter Street. Booth will meet the constable in Greensboro to identify the suspects and the team.
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M. F. Barnes
Exposition Committee to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
The fifty member exposition committee will convene at 3:30 PM in the chamber of commerce. A previous meeting was postponed due to a death in John W. Grant’s family. Secretary Cooper urged full attendance to finalize plans and secure subscriptions, with expectations of raising under $200 and a notably large gathering.
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Exposition Committee of Fifty
Phember of Commerce
John W. Grant
Committee of Twenty-Fiv
Committee of Fifty
Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Short Items From Decatur Street Courtroom
Court Monday afternoon heard Farbore and Stollard fight on a Decatur street car. Yarboro fined 3.76 and Stollard 5.75. John Lightning and Herbert Smith, after ordering a Greek meal, were charged for inability to pay and fined 10 dollars plus costs. Officer Hazel, badly hurt in Tuesday night melee, was back at the station. description of a 200 pound, 30 year old, clean shaven man given. Rosa Ham and Charlie King, victims of Tuesday wreck, resting. families informed. Mrs Hemrick injured with mashed hip and arm. other relatives at home suffering nervous prostration. Ark aid details of Jackson alias Malone fined 26. James Miller, a two-legged amputee shoe shiner, tried for selling intoxicants. fined 50. Prince Miller testified he owned whisky. Mr. Pruitt, famed locomotive engineer, in grave fears for his son. T. Echols filed voluntary bankruptcy with assets and liabilities of 546.60. Various Supreme Court cases submitted or argued. eastern court not called before Monday.
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M. L. Stoljard
Decatur Street
Oehteng
Stollard
Farbore
Yarooro Wiees
Stolard
Hazel
Yeterday
Rosa Ham
Mcdonought Ga
Charlie King
Heals
McDonough
B F King
Selle Avenue
East Trinter Street
Hemrick
James Mivgr
Bob Grady Pruitt
George W. Pruitt
Pea
Place
West
Mr Pruitt
Ind
Atlinta
Chattanoosa
Ben
T. Echols
United States Court
Candler to Head Emory Trustees
Asa G. Candler, president of Candler InvestmentCo and leading figure in Emory finances, is urged to become Emory College board president. Board favors his presidency. Captain J. P. Williams will not seek reappointment, making Candler a practical successor and continuing strong business oversight.
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J. P. Williams
Candler
Asa G. Candler
Candler Investment Company
Dig
Emory College
Candier
J. P. Willame
Savannah
Board of Trustees
Whitehall Street
College
Mr. Candler
Wiliams
Emory Collem
Warren A. Candler
Ams
Asan Candler
Stone laid at new St Luke's Episcopal Church ceremony
Bishop Nelson led the cornerstone laying for the new St Luke's Episcopal Church at the end of Alexander Street Peachtree. A large crowd attended as clergy filled the service with scripture readings and addresses from Bishop Nelson and other city ministers including Rabbi Marx. The chapel, about 50 by 200 feet, will feature a 40 foot high ceiling and a stately simple design.
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Nelson
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Inend
Alexander Street
Peachtree
Episcopal Church
Wihmer
Ting
Z. D. Barrison
Rabbi Marx
Advertising strategy for stronger competition and weekly Post
The article urges heavy advertising to overcome fierce competitors and build demand. It stresses explaining product advantages, aligning with intelligent customers, and frequent weekly notices in THE SATURDAY EVENING POST to reach about 750,000 families. The Post’s weekly format boosts reach and effectiveness for Curtis Publishing Company.
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the Post
Funeral of Hugh Grant Held at Central Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Hugh Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Grant, was held yesterday at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. C F Bridewell of Central Presbyterian. A large crowd attended as prayers, scripture readings, and music by Mrs. Jarnagin and Marshbank accompanied by Roby Robinson. Selections included Aside With Me, Asleep in Jesus, and My Father's Love. Burial followed privately with the family.
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Hugh Inman Grant
J W. Grant
C. F. Bridewell
Central Presbyterian Church
Woman Injured as Runaway Horse Hits Cabs on Forsyth Bridge
On Forsyth Street bridge two cabs collided when a runaway horse hitched to a cab rushed toward them. Mrs. S. M. Herndon of 6 East Ellis Street suffered brutal facial injuries and head bruises. Richard Wiley, a black man, struggled to restrain the horse. Patrolman Hooten filed the incident and may press charges against Wiley or the Cox Bros. for allowing a wild horse on the street. Mrs Herndon was sent home for care.
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Forsyth Street Bridge
S. M. Herndon
East Ellis Street
Richard Wiley
Cam Bron
Searcy
Alabama Street
Wiley
Mrs. Herndon
Hooten
Cox Bros
Herndon
Say Child Did Not Die After Giving to Fund
Mrs. Walker, a woman around forty, was arrested on Randolph street for collecting funds to cover funeral expenses of a child who did not die. She was freed after her lawyer Reuben Arnold arranged bond. Through Arnold, she sued Central Read for damages over her husband’s death, winning $5,000. A well-informed source estimated her net worth at £15,000 to £20,000 in her own name. The case is set before Judge Broyles Saturday at 2 PM.
Frisco Victim Attempts Self Inflicted Gunshot Wound
Cecil Ouste aged about twenty five sick at the Tabernacle infirmary in Frisco attempted suicide with a pistol in the morning hours after the San Francisco quake. He placed the gun against his breast and fired, the bullet entering near the heart and lodging in the back. Doctors treat the wound as very serious and potentially fatal. He was born in McRae Georgia and had worked in Atlanta about eighteen months ago.
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Havng
San Francisco
Cecil Ouste
Tabernacle
Gutts
Atlanta
J. J
J. E. Maddox
McRae
Fatal fall from loft claims life of Sylvanus Carter
Madison Ga June 7 Sylvanus Carter Morgan counties leading citizen died from injuries after a barn loft accident yesterday morning. He fell through a hole and was struck by a sharp plank edge. he died later the day of the incident.
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Sylvanus Carter
Madison
Sylvanus
Carter
Morgan County
More Animals for Park 700 Thirteen New Visitors Arrive at Grant Park Zoo
The Grant Park Zoo welcomed thirteen new animals including Miss Camel Mr Wild Bulls Mr Monkey and two Miss Monkeys Mr Hippopotamus Mr Leon Miss Leopart and Mr Babboon. They were purchased in New York by Chairman Water R Brown and arrived in good condition, then moved to new quarters. The park board attended as hosts, and the additions are set to delight visitors.
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Grant Park Zoo
Camel
Wild Cat
Monkey
Monkeys
Babboon
Hippopotamus
Leon Miss Leopart
New York
Water R Brown
Africa
South America
Ballard Bifocal Glasses Offer Single-Frame Vision
Walter Ballard Optical Co announces bifocal lenses that provide near and far vision in one frame. They claim broad global manufacturing and a perfected prescription department, emphasizing quality over price at 61 Peachtree Street, Atlanta.
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Sargent in Atlanta for immigration meeting in Georgia
Commissioner General F P Sargent and M V Richards arrived at Piedmont Hotel from Warm Springs after attending the Georgia Industrial Association convention. Sargent spoke on Immigration to the South and urged state support of 25000 annually for five years to promote Georgia as a destination for families and laborers. The officials praised the meeting with over a hundred association members present and many visitors.
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City
F. P. Sargent
M. V. Richards
Naitway
Washington D. C
Piedmont
Warm Springs
Georgia Industrial Association
Sergant
Hoosevelt
South
Bargent
National Park Joint Committee Meeting Call
The joint committee on national park from the general council county commissioners chamber of commerce and veterans will meet in the chamber of commerce at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon June 12. E W Martin chairman W G Cooper secretary says the action will draft a DIA to be sent to Georgia members of Congress urging swift passage.
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National Park
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Congress
Immigrant groups urge Roosevelt against new restrictions
A committee from Irish Federations German American Federations and other groups, led by Michael F Cenry and Celestine Pla, urged President Roosevelt to oppose further immigration restriction laws. They delivered resolutions from a New York meeting on the fourteenth instant and again to Speaker Cannon, leaving the president without a firm position.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Michael F Cenry
Irih
Henry J. Scheurman
Mark J Katz
German Amerian Federation
Celestine Pla
Jiallaun Societies
New York Ety
P P Sunter
Jasper
Als
D. W Coons
Paducah
Southern State Immigration Commission
New York
Bennett
Cannon
News paper carriers canvassers meet in Louisville
The convention of the National Association of Newspaper Circulation Managers closed with officers elected W J Daiby of Toronto as president G H D Rose of Louisville as first vice president F M Dodd of Washington as second vice president L J Boeshans of Cincinnati was reelected secretary and treasurer The next meeting will be in Milwaukee A committee was appointed to urge end to the rural carrier subscription ban and premiums were voted against The delegates toured Mammoth Cave and return home tomorrow.
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Louisvire
National Association of Newspaper Circulation Managers
W. J. Daiby
Toronto
G. BH. D. Rose
Louisville
F. M. Dodd
Washington
J. L. Boeshans
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Mammoth Cave
Killarney the Lake of Bays Region Destinations
The Killarney region north of Toronto, Ontario, is a seven lake area known as the Lake of Bays Region. It features wooded scenery, islands, hotels, and a steamboat service to all points, attracting tourists, anglers, and sportsmen. Free illustrated publication available from R. Mec. Smith in Detroit Michigan.
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America
Toronto
Ontario
Lake of Bays
R. Mec. Smith
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
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Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
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