Defend Condition Of Slaughter Pens In Griffin Ga
June 24 Special coverage focuses on meat houses and slaughter pens criticized by Dr. George Hutchens. Local meat dealers publish half page ads and offer rewards to prove better conditions, while signaling potential actions against inspectors. Disputed claims center on Findlay Kincaid and D S Johnson pens with conflicting inspector notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
George Hutchens
Dr. Hutchens
Vee
Findlay Kincaid
Marines Attempt Prison Escape in Savannah Barracks
Two United States marines George Finnan and Eugene Deger from Port Royal made a jail delivery attempt at Savannah city barracks. They broke an iron lever from a tank and tore mortar from the cell window to escape from the toilet, removing two bricks before discovery. They were recaptured and sent back to Port Royal in custody. Rewards of 50 dollars each had been offered for their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
George Finnan
Eugene Deger
United States
Port Reval
Station House
Port Royal
Mass meeting denounces working conditions aboard Imperator
Hoboken N J June mass meeting of Imperator crew denounces conditions aboard the giant liner now in port. About sixteen hour days are reported with inadequate sanitary facilities and poor food and sleeping accommodations. Stewards pantry cooks coal trimmers and firemen join in asking improved conditions to be presented to the commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Imperator
Irmperator
Boy Plays With Rattlesnake and Escapes Harm
Belieview Florida June 24 J H Maxwell Jr two year old son of J H Maxwell of this place survived a dangerous moment when he picked up a ground rattlesnake in the yard and carried it indoors. The father grabbed and killed the snake as the child screamed and wriggled. The child was not bitten, a pure stroke of luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belieview
Fla
J. H. Maxwell, Jr
J. H. Maxwell
Moose to Entertain at The Elite Tonight
Atlanta lodge 523 Legal Order of Moose will entertain friends with a theater party at The Elite tonight at 9 o'clock. Members meet at 8 o'clock at the lodge, then proceed to the theater as a group. Invited guests and members missing the meeting will go directly to the theater where the entertainment committee will greet them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Legal Order of Moose
Theater
Life of P L Holt Noted Americus Resident Ends
Pulaski L Holt aged 56 died in Americus after an illness of several weeks. A native of Macon he had lived in Americus for nearly thirty years and worked in local business. He leaves two daughters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Holt
Americus
Amerids
Pulaskin L. Holt
Ius Efternoon
Sive Weekes
Holt
Macon
Deserting Seaman Kills Self Rather Than Arrest
Savannah, June 24. Theodore Eaton, a seaman on the United States ship Tasoma, killed himself rather than be arrested for desertion in a public square. Marines and a police officer closed in as Eaton drew a revolver and fired, dying minutes later. He was son of Mrs. Mary J. Eaton of Port Washington, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Theodore Eaton
United States
Tasoma
L. E. Wands
H. Stalian
J. Dougherty
Eaton
Southern Methodists to Discuss Missions
Delegates and church dignitaries from across the United States and foreign countries including Japan China and Korea travel to Waynesville for the five day general missionary conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opening tomorrow night at the new southern assembly grounds covering 1200 acres around Lake Junaluska Bishop James Atkins Waynesville will lead the opening session Prominent speakers include Mrs Lucy Rider Meyer Bishop R G Waterhouse Rev Charles Stelzie and Rev B D Gray all on the speakers list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
United States
Japan
China
Korea
Waynesville
General Missionary Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
New Southern Assembly
Lake Junelusks
James Atkins
College of Bishops of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lucy Rider Meyer
Chicago
R. G. Waterhouse
Los Angeles
Charles Stelzie
New York
B.D. Gray
D. BD
Atlanta
Hagen kills Saunders in Carrabelle wage dispute
In Carrabelle Florida Joseph Saunders, a town leader and militia officer, was shot dead by engineer J C Hagen after a wages dispute. The coroner ruled murder and to prevent a lynching Hagen was hurried to a fast launch bound for Appalachicola for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrabelle
Fin
Joseph
Saunders
J. ¢. Hagen
Hagen
Appalachicola
Magen
Porter Comes Back to Athens and Is Sent to Stockade
Athens Ga June 24 special Robert Ta Porter a well known local figure was arrested after returning from exile and placed in the stockade while in a convict's uniform. He had prior liquor selling convictions and multiple indictments hung over him. He had promised to leave the state for good after pursuing appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Robert Ta Porter
S Porter
Council
Court of Appeals
Gelling Lquor
Chattanooga
Heuer
Stand of Bishops Scored by W R Cole
Whiteford Br Cole of Nashville, secretary of Vanderbilt University board, replies to Bishop Thus and Bishop Candler over Andrew Carnegie offer of 1 000 000 to medical department. He accuses bishops of aiming to control the university and harming its progress for church power. Tallahassee June 24—state railroad commission orders Jacksonville Terminal and entering lines to build a new union station on present site with two floors. Hearing set for June 26 on plans and specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteford BR. Cole
Nashville
Board of Trust
Cnderbilt University
J. FR
Warren A. Candler
Andrew Carnegie
University
Nashville Banner
Wneys
Cole
Tallahassee
Fla
State Railroad Comission Today
Jacksonville Terminal Company
Jacksonville
Clty
Georgia Senate Candidacy and House Speakership Provisions
In a Georgia political page, Randolph Anderson asserts his Senate bid as secure with 32 pledged votes amid anti saloon league input. He fights insinuations of railroad or brewery backing, notes a small Sayadnik Brewing stake once held, and says he now holds no manufacturing interests. Burwell is set as House speaker after Hardeman withdraws, with Smith favored for pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. DuBose
Anti-Saloon League
Atlanta
Temperance People
Georgia
Webb
Senate
Congress
Prohibition
Randolph Anderson
Anti- Saloon League
Wil Deelde
Anderson
W. W. Stark
Thirty Third
Judge Allen
Sven
Seaboard
Ant 3
Jarze
Broughton
Sayadnik Brewing Company
E. L. Smith
W. J. Bush
L. R. Akin
Glynn
R. N. Hardeman
Jefferson
J. &. Sheppard
Sumter
Burwell
Sheppard
Hardeman
General Assembly
Atlanta Strides From Day to Day Real Estate Notes
Massoud refused 18500 for a plot fronting on Ponce de Leon. sale dated Feb 24 1912 for 16000 handled by Ware and Harper. Mrs Etta L Younick dies age 36. funeral at St Anthony's Church West View interment. Various property transfers include 34x100 bungalow on 161 Powers Street and 50x165 jet Olympic Place sold for 3350. Junior Order building permit for 9000. L Engle apartments planned at East Pine and North Jackson. Multiple lots and houses sold in Peachtree Highland Clermont Park and West North Ave area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massoud
Ponce de Leon
George Ware
Ware & Harper Agency
Etta L. Younick
Orme
Harystrest
P. P. Gollnick
Hewthe Merchants’ Printing Company Ontert
Marietta
Spring Streets
Powers Street
Mia
Leola King
Bottenfield
McKenzie Trust Company
H. J. Lynch
Fourth Street
Clermont Park
Decatur
Grant
Cochran
Winder Avenue
B. Stevens
B. F. House
Pryor_ Street
Presbyterian Church
Penp Mutual
Tomutenre Company
Pryor and
Glen Streets
Ancy E. Harwell
Bro
Ma 'V. Ravertson
Gancrex
Lotereet
Aino
Grand Avenue
Sumith Street
A. K. Berge
David Stara
Bideland
Algo
Gray W. Hamilton
Travelon Insurance Company
Charles Avenue
Eawin B. Thomas
Masgachupetta Mutual Bite
Frist Mary Frances Ells Funeral at Immaculate Conception
The funeral for one year old Mary Frances Ells, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank H Ells of 1809 Grant Street, will be held at 8 34 this morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment follows at West View Cemetery as pallbearers and friends will depart P J Bloomfield's chapel one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Ells
Frank H Elis
Grantstreat
Church of the Immaculate Conception
West View Carriagea
Palbestera
P. J. Bloomfield
Death of Charles B Walker at 42 Auburn Avenue
Charles B Walker, 33, died at his residence Tuesday afternoon. Body removed to Barclay & Brandt's chapel. Fumersi arrangements to be announced later. Pearl Bertling, of Chamblee Georgia, died Tuesday morning of typhoid fever at the residence. She is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Bertling and sisters Marie and Hattie. Funeral Thursday afternoon at Sofclock from the Chamblee residence with interment in Chamblee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Walker
Auburn Avenue
Barclay & Brand da
Fumersi
Pearl Bertling
Agen Zr
Chamblee
Alfred Bertling
Marie
Hattie Bertling
Sofclock
Chamblea
Dinner party honors Sutton at Capital City Club
An attractive root garden dinner last night honored George BML Sutton post office inspector for the district as he departs for Kansas City to join the postal department. Attendees included Thomas J. Peeples cashier H I ee postmaster Atlanta M O tham eollector of the port Hubert Clark R F Shedden state manager Mutual Life Charles Winship Continental Gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bml Sutton
Kansas City
Thomas J. Peeples
American National Bank
H. Iee
Atlanta
M. O ‘Tham
Hubert Clark
R. F. Shedden
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Charles Winship
Continental Gin Company
Peacock dies at private sanitarium at 55
Joseph T. Peacock aged 55 died at a private sanitarium at 12 o'clock yesterday morning. Survived by wife and three sons O L Edgar and Will Peacock of Columbus Ohio. Brothers Rev BE H Peacock of Atlanta L Z Peacock of Lexington NC and Thomas A Peacock of Anniston Alabama. Funeral this afternoon at 2:34 from People's funeral chapel with interment at Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Peacock
O. L
Edgar
Will Peacock
Columbus
Ohio
Rev
BE. H. Peacock
Atlanta
L. Z. Peacock
Lexington
N.C
Thomas A. Peacock
Anniston
Ala
People's Funeral Chapel
Hollywood
Death of B Henson at 28 Glam Street
B Henson aged 36 died at his home Monday morning at 9 o clock. He is survived by his wife. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon from the residence with interment at Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Henson
W. B. Henson
Glam Street
Hollywood
At The Bijou Musical Comedy Tabloid
At the Bijou the musical comedy tabloid The Marry Whirl in two acts promises scenery light effects and wholesome comedy. Miss Marjorie Lake dazzles patrons with a phenomenal voice and versatile range while comedians Lew Miller Harry Loder and Gol H. Carter provide the laughs and stage business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Marjorie Lake
Commedians
Lew Miller
Harry Loder
Gol H. Carter
Georgia House to Organize with Pro Tem Race Narrowed
In a race for speaker pro tem two candidates, H McMichael of Marion and A S J Stovall of Elbert, remain after John P Cheney retired. The General Assembly meets at 10 o'clock to organize, elect presiding officers, and receive Governor Brown's message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hang
Heart
Genr- Bia
Tam
H. McMichael
Marion
A. S. J. Stovall
Elbert
John P. Cheney
Cobb
John C. Foster
Plovd
House
Brown
General Assembly
John T. Boiseuillet
Senate
Charles &. Northen
Property Transfers show a flood of warranty deeds
A string of property transfers lists numerous warranty deeds with buyer and seller names, parcel locations, and prices. Entries include Gullivan to Hanton on Harden Street, Lew to Rapdall on North Avenue, Mallard to Miles on Woodward Avenue, Trenawall to Brogden on Pina Street, and various other transfers with dates in 1908 and listed dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gullivan
Thomas Hanton
Perdue’ Ter
Harden Street
Atre
Phoebe MM. Lew
Paul
Rapdall
North Avenue
Williema Street
Jana
Mallard
Woodward Avenue
Park Avenue
AL Miles
Pearl Trenawall
Nora G. Brogden
Ast Pina Street
J Fort
Mary W. Spalgida
Hambrick
Arnold Straet
Chapman
Margaret R
R. B. Hartzng
Tenth Street
John WW
Alexander
John Scheer
Washington St-Net
Jefferson Street
Siattla S. Hewitt
M. A. Macond
Orme Street
Jonathan JB
Washington Street
Clarke Lalrest
Thomas R. Sweatman
Nency F. Harwell
Pide Grand Avenue
Suiglin Street
W. P. Borge
A. W. Borge
Property Transfers and Building Permits Listed in City Records
The column lists numerous real estate transfers and deeds across multiple streets including Plaster's Bridge Road, Ivy Road, Warren Street, and North Jackson Street, with dates in June and July 2013. It notes bonds for title, quit-claim deeds, and administrators deeds, plus several building permit notices for Adair and Weinmeister, Capel City Laundry, and other local builders and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werth
Paul
Aliee Dixon
Ivy Road
Baum
Moser
A. Ge Moyer
Vanira Street
Traser Treat
Forbes
Mis
D. WL Joho
OS Wiliam Steet
T. P. Anderson
G. W. Hampton
Thomes R. Campbell
General Realty In Development Corporation
Woodward Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Findley Kincaid
Kincaid
T. E. Powell
Griffin Meat
Boy
Moose
T. J. Oxford
Oxford
Johnson's Pen
Southern Methodists
Porter
Stockade
Bishops
W. R. Cole
Etta L. Gollnick
Chestham Brothers
W. H. 5. Hamilton
C. ¥. McClellan
Lula A. Kelley
J. A. Kelley
G. M. Fawyer
Wabath Avenue
West View
J. B. Frost
M. A. Massoud
Trounstine
Mactin-Ozburn Realty Company Havp
H. Lewis
P. H. Randall
West North Avenue
Williams Street
Order of United American Mechanics
Capitol Avenue
Walker & Chase
L'Engle
East Pina
North Jackson Streets
Mary Frances Ellis
Sutton
Exernte
Entate FC
Lacy
Oy Executora
Mary ZL
Stranaham
Alston
Eliza S. Blake
Fort Street
Baker Street
Ida Mecanta
S.A. Wardlaw
Beckwith Street
Ashby Stract
Grace McKinley
W. P. Janta
N. Ragsdaly
J. HL. Davia
Warren Street
Woolward Avenue
Ragsdale
Worizon Avenue
Barall Blackwell
Arlene Avenue
Werren Street
Hoxtso Feat
W. Goldsmith
Berta M. Swift
Effec Center
Fifteenth Street
Southern Teli Taiephone and Telegraph Company
B. G. Black
Joton North Side
Cori Weet
Peachtree Wreet
Fort
W. B. Satthown
G. D. Cabaniss
Harry Constaney
Hunter Street
Bancet Avenue
R. D. Dorsey
P. J. Trigpo
Heide Road
Try Road
John Ts
Danis
W. A. Bennett
Elma F. Hatcher
Tavis Street
Duns
Florence FB Smith
Oscar Hatcher
Fulham
Atlanta Avenue
M. Ragndale
Henry
Harver
Beacham
Lot Partheist
Ariieator
Les Street
Loxiel
Patooi
N. Ragedale Et al
J. Te Chetan
Eide Woodrow
Warner Artest
Lida W. Preston
Jade G. Dull
East Pine Street
Joseph TL Riley
Wre
Hatticerry
North Side
Margaret Hood
Marthe
Allen
Williams
Falton Morice Company
Wilfe
Keeney
Wellington Street
Gordon Street
Joseph Wood
M. M. Atstan
Sem
J. A. Longine
A W. Taylor
Fark
Lacy L. Barge
Aa. K. Berge
McCilatock
John ZL. Moore
Jackson Eng
John B.thompsom
Sivrage
Piedmont Avenue
Pinn Street
Mra. C. C
Ovently
Blake Jot
Giso
Miso
Geteper
Adair
Weinmeister
Best Avenue
Capel City
Trintshangen
H. J. Carr & 1A
Hell
Capital Avenue
West End Homes
Peeples Street
Howell Park
Alley
Ashby Street
Third National Bank
Drewry Street
Atlanta Development CO
Thiet National Bank
Ivy
Stonewall Street
Walker Street
Richardson Street
Gourso
Liebman Rea
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