O Rorke Heirs Claim Ireland Fortune in Atlanta
R C O Rorke and cousins, heirs to a $32,500,000 Irish estate, plan to live in Atlanta after legal delays. They say no move to Ireland, will share cash and real estate, with documents in Ireland and American consul in London. Local hotel owner in Atlanta anticipates possession after formalities.
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O’rorke
Atlanta
O'Rorke
Maine
Walton Street
Frank O'Rorke
Old Tuck
Ireland
Frank O’rorke
Wiliam O'Rorke
Drumnahan Caatic
Cork
R. C. O'Rorke
G. W. O'Rorke
Pittsburg
Tex
Trondon
Ciy
Big Pump Test Starts at Hemphill Station
Colonel Woodward started the 16,000,000 gallon water pump at Hemphill station on a thirty day trial, directing the operation personally. The costly unit will run around the clock to prove reliability before formal acceptance, amid prep for possible mayoral ceremony. Earlier, a sewer clog flooded the station cellar four feet, prompting Chief Joyner to dispatch a fire engine and clear the obstruction with a suction pump.
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Colonel Woodward
Park Woodward
Water Works Department
Hemphill Station
Woodward
Joyner
Telegraphers Meet Elects Officers and Set Convention
The National Telegraphers Association executive committee met in Atlanta and named Cincinnati as next convention site. I N Miller of Western Union and Manager Battle of Postal were elected president and vice president for one year. The Carnegie diamond medal will again be awarded at the next tournament with a long overland circuit as a test. the previous winner was F M McChintic of Dallas. Indigestion cure ads note a US Powder Co sample area in New York City.
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National Association
National Telegraphers’ Association
Atlanta
Cincinret
I. N Miller
Western Union Telegraph Company
Battle
Postal
Carnegie
United States
F. M. McChintic
Dallas
Tex
Chateleine Watches Highlight Rose Gold Arrivals
Garden themed June brides receive Chateleine watches in rose gold with L art Nouveau floral styling. The store promotes elegant timepieces perfect for wedding celebrations and bridal gifts.
Georgia Tech Class of 1902 Commencement Notes
The Georgia School of Technology closes its most successful term as 25 graduates receive degrees. Textile and Mechanical Engineering grads lead the class, with civil engineering also represented. Notable speakers include Richard H Edmonds of The Manufacturers' Record and President Lyman Hall. Alumni banquet set for Kimball House with toasts on the future of the technical graduate and school growth.
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Georgia School of Technology
Lyman Hall
Richard H Edmonds
Balitimore
Manufacturers’ Record
Edmonds
South
Hall
J. G. West
T. H
M. G. Smith
M E
St. Louis
MacDonal Lawrence
C. E
Marietta
R G Merry
Augusta
The
Tech
J. H. Paulsen
Savannah
Hea
A. H. Martin
M. E
Kingston
Vulcan Iron Works
Milkesboro
H. la Strickland
Duluth
R. L. Hicks
Cartersville
J. A Anthony
T. E
Macon
Promi
Nent
Anthony
Valdosta
E. C. Bacon
Eastman
Philadelphia
Isaac Hardeman
A. Jones
T, E
Summerville
C. W. Rainey
T. B
Acworth
L. G. Yankey
Albany
P. K. McKenney
Smithville
Kimball House
F. C. Furlow
R. H. Edmonds
N. E. Harris
Isaac Whardeman
Edward Klein
McDonaid Lawrence
Celebrated Soldier B A Stevens to Address Atlanta Grocers
Chicago's B A Stevens national Retail Grocers' Associa tion organizer will speak to Atlanta grocers at the chamber of commerce on Thursday June 19 at 8 pm. He is joined by deputy George J Willams and they will tour Georgia before the Retail Grocers convention at Warm Springs July 2.
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B. A. Stevens
Chicago
Neon 3We
Sider
Moi de
Tunnel Route Adopted for Double Track System in Atlanta
The Georgia Railway and Electric Company plans a double track from Whitehall to Park Street West End. An ordinance signed by the street railway, Atlanta and West Point railroad, and Central of Georgia sets a six month completion target, with work to start within fifteen days of signing. William B. Glenn of G R and E comments on coordinating with engineers and ordering materials.
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Whitehall Street
Park Street
West End
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Street Railway Company
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Central of Georgia
William B. Glenn
The
Central
Atlanta
West Point
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