Trains to Have Wireless Telegraph on Chicago St Louis Route
Wireless telegrams tested on a train between Chicago and St Louis with an observation car equipped for wireless use. Messages sent to the Chicago offices and replies returned as trains ran at high speed. The experiment proved successful and led to plans for wireless gear on all trains on the route.
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Chicago
S Lous
Chiesgo
St Lois
Pregent Felton
Here
St Louis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Queen & Crescent
Danville
Lexington
Lousville
Southern Railway
Lowsville
Cation d. G. Beam, JR
Local items report deaths and civic notices
Fragmented local notes recount deaths and funeral plans for several residents, including Mr Hriz, Mrs Jillet Marchal, and Mrs Elia, with interments set at Oakland and Westview cemeteries. Also noted are a Civil War shell exhibit, Knights of Honor session plans in Atlanta, and various city incidents such as minor fires and a reformatory order for a boy.
Cream Poisons Many Guests At Nashville Hotel
A hotel in Nashville served cream to 31 guests after dinner causing illness among 21 people. Attending physicians attribute the sickness to a preservative in the milk. Five doctors are attending the affected, some in serious condition. Among victims are Chief Templar F.T. Belly of the Independent Order of Good Templars Tennessee umpire W. Black, Red Russell, and Doc Wiseman, with ties to local attractions and the criminal court jury.
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Nashville
Penn
Chief Templar
Order of Good ‘Templars
Tennessee
W . Black
Southern Baseball League
Red Russell
Doc Wiseman
Washvill
Theaters Offer Pleasant Atlanta Summer Shows
The National Association of Promoters recall a delightful Atlanta trip with the Casino show. Littl Chip and the company drew prolonged applause, and Wells Dunne Harlan’s troupe promises three more performances. Next week Waiter Edwards returns to stage The Taming of the Shrew revival and a skater’s concert lights up the Peachtree Street Auditorium with ladies only sessions and a public concert.
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National Association of Wister ‘Prombers
Mary Mathie
Wells Dunne Harlan Company
Waiter Edwards
Edward
David Garrick
Buonbos
Skating Auditorum
Widitorium
Peachtree Street
Amuser Mt
Funeral Notes From Colnabus And Harris Counties
Funeral services were held for J B Price in Colnabus with burial at Linwood Cemetery following a fatal fall. Other notices include Polly Williams of Harris County aged 81 dying at home, Bertha Black of Mineral Bluff buried at Morganton, and a sister Bertha Black noted among mourners.
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J B Price
Colnabus
Greenslie Ga
Linwood Cemeter
Wasont Kmehts
Pytig
Janny
Finneral
Polly Williams
Harris Co
Polly Whama
le Morganton Erinetery
Right to Retain Jobs Debate Surges in City Council
Eleven members voted to reconsider last Monday’s action on an ordinance granting two terms for officials. Debates center on extending terms, pay for public works, and new rules for dogs and hexagon industries. Election notes include Roanoke mayoral race results and council seats.
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Enat
Genera Council
Offie
General Assembly
Iverse
Goodwin
Pattile
Counilman Goodwin
Mascon
Len Hatwell
Curtis
Committee For Action
Atlanta
Bliss
Street Committee For
Eit
Alurs
Poster
Hound
Sioner
Patterson
the Water Board
Hirsch
Atlantic City Firmed As Plumbers Convention Host
Delegates from many states Nominate B Meadle of Dayton Opt and War for vice president Willem McCoach of Philadelphia is elected President elect C J Boyd selects TD Hornbrook as national secretary WE Goodmin of Milwaukee is named life member candidate debate on apprenticeships proceeds with Indiana and California speakers urging training The convention approves Atlantic City as next site with Boston and Salt Lake City fading into the background A reception and social events for delegates and wives conclude the afternoon The Mysterious Thirteen Club holds initiation and a barbecue trip ends the day
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Meadle
Dayton
Board of
Deleg Tes
Boyd
Meadis
Moodle
GD Hornbroot
Willem McCoach
Philadelphia
McCoach
C J Boyd
T Byrne
Chicago
Hornbrook
Goodmin
Milwaukee
Ufe
National Association of Mastes Plumbers
Willam Mefonch
Board of Directory
David Craig
Atlantic City
Boston
Lake City
Detroit
Wemphis
Mpl
Ff Betlingrath
Atlanta
Geersa
Association of Muster
Teanesman ‘Trust Company of
Phledephia
Strgeants
D W Yarbrough
Georgia
Miness
Todd
Father Bazin
Church of the Immaculate Concertion
National Association
Indiana Assation
Jacailty
Donahue
Furman
California
Airs
John Tuckely Dloorman
Ligies
Entertainment Committee
Ponce de Leon Springs
Inca’ Association
Thirteen Club
Mountain Park Hotel Proprietor Visits Atlanta Scene
John C Pumbough proprietor of Mountain Park Hotel and Baths Hot Springs North Carolina is in Atlanta at the Piedmont hotel for a few days. He reviews his resort and notes plans to visit patrons this season amid a roster of prominent Atlantans and Georgians.
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Atlanta
John C Pumbough
Mountain Park Hotel and Baths Hot Springs
Tlanta
Piedmont
Train Whizzed Like the Wind Schedule Speeds and Stops
Train records reveal speeds averaging 75 mph with long stretches, frequent stops, and a 126 mile leg from Drom Park Station to Fort Wayne. The Pennsylvania Railroad cuts running time between New York and Philadelphia and Cincinnati, with the St Louis Limited adding stops and a new Cincinnati to New York schedule for quicker service.
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Drom Park
Fort Wayne
Tve
Philadeiptaa
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Rathesy Company
Southwest
Philadelphia
Cinmanagana
St .Louis
St Lows Limited
Yew Fork
St Tavis
Cincinnati
Black man dies in dispute related incident in Arkansas
A Black man, John Frasier, died today at 8 00 p m near Searcy and Desare road in Desare Arkansas in a serious case connected to a money dispute. The death occurred during an incident described as serious by authorities.
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Arkansas
Desare Ark
John Frasier
Webster Southerland
Searcy and
Desare Road
Cotton Fire Destroys Bales at Conyers Depot
A fire at Conyers railroad depot yesterday evening destroyed about fifty bales of cotton on the platform. The blaze started from a passing train spark and smoldered before being extinguished this morning. The cotton belonged to Milstead Manufacturing Company and the loss is insured.
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Fulton Foundry and Machine Works
Wis
Philadelphia Dental Par Tors
Whitehill Street
Earh
Th Marine
Snecia
Hawkes the Optician Funeral Service Held
The obituary notes the passing of Hawkes the Optician, a highly regarded eye specialist. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 9 o clock from the residence of BOM Patteson. Interment followed at Weatries.
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Rod Plivendini
Bromirest
Athinta
Beit Talure
Raodener
East
Pit Street
Cuttin
Spor
Sundin
Bares Eliott
Westery
Qakland Cemetery
Vas
S J Taylor
Hooo Pattison
Westview Cemetery
Panlma Burvices
Wiss
Jillet Marchal
William Willams
St. Luke
Witmer
Oulklimd
Opel
Ala
Iter Wien
Wil Tax
Plice
Xie
Simpson
Scott
Subjeet
Itans
Uty Legation
Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor
Burns
Puras
Lois Abbrott
Vent
Fred G Williamsow
Wimmson
Borprt
Reformatory
Calhoun Young McCowns
Lew Apaper
Halhrive
Makers
Essig Bros
Whitehall Steel
Red
Russell
Doc
Wiseman
Roanoke City
Roanoke
Hefin
Counci
Mickle
Schwessler
CG Wright Wow Wood
Wooh Stewart
Cheney
Floral Park
Colege Park
College Parc
Fiera
Brownwood
Plumbers Trade Journal
Dan Sulivan
Baltimore
Wr Stlthan
John C. muMeonGy
Seorea
Laira Schober
Edwin Clapp
Whitehall Street
Sterling Suver
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Charles W. Crankshaw
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
Whitehall St
Bidz
the Vialist
Confederate Veterans
Louisville
Prorak Park
Conyers
J Newton Bathaway
Grv
Methar
Ven
Wes DR Hathawat
South Broad Street
Atinain
Amy
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