Atlanta Mayor Ships Wild Animals for Grant Park Zoo
Mayor W. R. Joyner of Atlanta sails a wild animal collection to replenish Grant Park Zoo. He reports buying a zebra for 3650, a male lion for 3700, a Puma for 2300, porcupines for 3140, an emir for 100, two toucans for 20 each, a micah, two mandarin ducks for 24, swans for 100 and a black swan for 60, totaling 3000 dollars.
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Grant Park
Atlanta
W. R. Joyner
Gate City
Georgia
Cap Joyner
Atlanta Park
Cty Council
Jamestown Exposition
Joyner
the Waldorf
Micah
Launch Found by Grapplers Grips Minot Launch Fate
Washington reports official notice of the Minne sota battle ship launch found at Hampton Roads. Eleven aboard perished, bodies recovered though counts unclear due to confined space. Dispatch details detection near Fort Wool and Chamberlin off Newport News with precise bearings.
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Washington
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Atlantic
Angie
Fort Wool
Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Newport News
Colfer Over Waters Fusiers Court Yet To Fix Bond
In Austin June 14 James D Johnson and Robert J Eckhardt met with Judge Brooks as Waters-Pierce Oil receivership talks resumed without action The defense noted a bond of 550 090 is ready but the court has not fixed the appeal bond amount for the receiver appointment
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Austin
Tex
Jodme D. Jonnson
St Louis
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Robert J. Eckhardt
Taylor
Waters-Pierce OU Company
Brooks
Dincomet
Mr. Eckhardt
Ine
Brownville murder tied to testimony sparks killing
In Brownsville Texas Colonel H Wreford, a well known state businessman, was shot dead after denouncing Captain William Kelly over Kellys senate testimony on the Brownsville affair. Jesse Thorbham, Kellys stepson, is charged. In Roanoke Virginia, Join Hardy, a Negro, was hanged for killing Police Officer Beard after an appeal delayed his January execution.
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Brownaville Nero Casco Caunes
Woorton
Houston
Tex
H. Wreford
Brownavilk
William Kelly
Kelly
Senate
Brownsville
Washington
Jesse Thorbham
Kalley
Roanoke
Hardy
F Robert
Beard
Roanoke All Yard
Supreme Court
Arleghamy Institute
Johnson the Atlanta criminal on death after long spree
The narrative details a Black man identified as John Johnson who terrorized Fulton county beginning August 18, 1908, with attacks on Mrs. Hembree and Misses Lawrence, the murder of Amos Moody, and a wave of Sept 24 unrest. Captured after a house robbery, he confessed to Sheriff Nelms before execution at 1:48 PM, ending a carnival of crime that stretched through Battle Hill and Blackhall districts near Atlanta.
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Nelma
Georgis Hembree
Amos Moody
Adameville
Ethel
Mabel Lawrence
Annie Camp
Strange
Bill Jeffries
Chief Turner
Joe Glenn
Roan
WM Johnson
Opponi
Battle HM
Blackhall
Peachtree
Misece Lawrence
Binckhall
Battle Hill
Crimea
Atlanta
Mima Nannie Beaman
Beaman
Doubtlous
Fulton County
Hembrea
Adamsville
Misses Lawrence
Munier
Tirs
Misa Woodliff
Bill Brenan
Camp
Negro Johnson
East Point
Hembree
Nelme
Lawrence
Will Branham
Netma
Texan
John W. Bryant
Solicitor Hill
Nelms
Hangton
South Carolina
Will Johnson
Coy Wasla
Winter Beat
P.O
D. & Davis
B. W. Buntin
McElreath and
Stevana
P Board
Terceil
Supreme Court
Subscriptions Start Sunday for Wesley Memorial Plans
Mabop Charles Galloway and E R Mendrix arrive in Atlanta as bishops and educators gather for Wesley Memorial enterprises. The four bishops in attendance plan sermons Sunday and a mass meeting at 4 pm reports subscriptions, with committees named across many Atlanta churches to push the hospital and church project.
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Charles Galloway
E. R. Mendrixs
Atlanta
Wesley Wemorial
South
Wesley Memorial Enterprises
James Atkin
J. 8. Key
H.C. Morrison
Beth Ward
J. C. Kilgo
Trinity College
W. A. Candler
Charles DB. Galloway
E. R. Hendriz
J. E. Dickey
Emory College
Kligo
Horta
Atinfita
Wesley Memorial
Trinity
M. J. Coter
H. B. Johnson
Courtland Winn
Flava McRae
George Knott
T. A. Broyles
Foote
Wenley
H. Tarrall
C. J. Franan
Ogletree
Chaiman
Mhethet F. A. Tannehee
H. Green
W. W. Kennington
J. W. Harris
Tapp Awaits The Issue Amid Threats To Editor
A Const ration rep visits The American Republic editor Mr Tapp at the Auatell building to address threats said to target his life. The piece shows Tapp's office, a plain room with books including Life's Progression and a Spencer quote. a sleeping boy with Indian clubs beside hints at danger yet loyalty amid turmoil.
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Ife
Sidney Cassar Tapp
The
American Republic
Mr. Tapp
Tapp
Auatell
Man of Genius
Herbert Spencer
Dimaci
Africa
Jong Vigttet Posathiy
Consul Seeks Governor Aid for Italians
In New Orleans the Italian community seeks government assistance as tensions rise over the eight prisoners detained. The consul appeals to the governor for intervention and protection of rights amid ongoing legal concerns.
Italian Kidnaping Turmoil Spurs City Measures
In New Orleans Italian residents fear mob violence after the Lamani boy kidnapping. Eight Italians, including Prisome and Lama na Roy, were detained in rickety precinct confinement then moved to a water jail. Authorities warn vigilant committees to curb house searches while police seek the missing boy and Antonia Conta, accused of buying candy before the disappearance, faces confinement amid feigned violence claims.
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New Orleans
Soles
Blanchard
Smnpedta
Gon Haune
Manchard
Italy
Italan
Kidnaned
Antonia Conta
Augusta youth injured at Clinton Orphanage machinery
George Cartied's, 14 year old son of the late Lieutenant Joseph Cartieds, was badly injured when his arm was torn in the machinery at Clinton Orphanage in Clinton Ohio today. He had been at the orphanage two years learning machinists trade. Details scarce. outcome unknown. Brother Harlan Cartledge, who is near, had gone to Clinton.
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Gai
George Cartied
Joaeph Cartieds
Clinton
3. C
Tradt
Harlan Cartledge
Weather Forecast for Georgia Weekend
Forecast calls for fair weather in Georgia this Saturday and Sunday. Winds will be light to moderate from the north. Temperatures expected in the comfortable range with no significant precipitation indicated.
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Washington
Jane
Georgia
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