Georgia Tech trades and a turf exchange ordinance passed
Mayor Mims signed the Kontz turf exchange ordinance, unexpected after-Minchinnett move to reconsider. The measure limits turf exchanges in Atlanta by blocking branch offices and most bet registrations. private phone bets may still occur. The law outlines sections forbidding offices for betting and clarifies exemptions for telegraph company offices.
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Arrest in Trover Case Involving Charbone Matres
Louis Charbonneau, a young man, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Short Jones on a trover sworn by Spear & Co over furniture allegedly bought but not fully paid for. He was released on bail after the hearing.
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Second Day of Conference at First Methodist Church
The Atlanta district of the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South met at First Methodist Church for its second day. Morning sessions opened at nine with reports from Emory and Wesleyan colleges and LaGrange Female College. Dr Palmer will speak at 4:30 p.m. and the conference adjourns after the evening sermon.
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Jury Awards $700 in Railroad Death Case
Hanrittof Dou as administrator of the estate of Nancy Camp was awarded $700 by a jury before Judge Reid in the first division of the city court. Douglas sued Georgia Railroad Company for 3500 alleging Mrs Camp boarded at Boulevard crossing, the train started before she entered, she fell, sustained fatal injuries. Attorneys Migson Hill for plaintiff. King Spalding for defendant.
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Post Tavern at Battle Creek Mich Promotes Pure Food Hotel
A unique tavern concept built by the Postum Cereal Co Ltd in Battle Creek Michigan offers a lavish hotel with pure food prepared under food experts. It promises nourishing meals for nervous or worn out business people and the aim is to demonstrate the climate friendly to visitors and provide trusted delicacies.
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St Louis Horses Sought for Atlanta Show Movement
Thomas Egleston, St Louis horse show chair, aims to secure top western show horses for Atlanta. John Bratton, famed four-in-hand owner, and Kentucky Tennessee strings may travel from St Louis and New York to Atlanta, as organizers plan vice presidents and a southern circuit with Nashville Louisville shows preceding Atlanta and St Louis.
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St. Louis
Fresh Loan Sought as Governments Seek Ruble Support
The Neu ate Nachrichtegh Buacisn reports Jreack Buvernments plan a new loan on the rouble issue. The loan is to be placed in six months, signaling currency and debt negotiations amid unsettled financial conditions.
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Niobe Impresses Grand Stock Company With Nuanced Comedy
A large Palatka–oriented audience enjoyed the Grand Theatre's performance of Niobe last night. Morris McHugh as Peter Dunn and Alma Whitsall as Niobe delivered strong, reliable work, with Whitsall matching the play’s elevated standards and McHugh a dependable tower of strength. Jack Furrell’s debut impressed in a lively role, while the ensemble supported the company’s solid evening of performance and humor.
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Farmer Dies in Straw Stack Fire After Farm Hand Shootings
In Bloomington, June 20, T. J Reece, a farm hand, shot John Young a prominent farmer, seriously wounding him and then set fire to a straw stack. He killed himself and was cremated. Reece appeared at the Young home and fired without warning. Other family members escaped. His body was found partly consumed in the burning straw. authorities believe he may have gone insane.
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Buffalo Lithia wipers request and laser Goat
Fragmentary notes show a local item involving Buffalo Lithia and wiper request plus a reference to lasers and a manager. Readable names include Buffalo and Lithia, with mentions of wipers and a managerial role.
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