Men Arrested in Macon for Impersonation and Swindling
In Macon two white men, J. P. Knight and Marvin Cheatham, were arrested on telegraphic advices from Wadley for alleged cheating and swindling. Knight, using the name W P Corbett, posed as a U S marshal and doctor visiting farms to collect for electric belts. They fought in court, Knight struck Cheatham with a beer bottle, a doctor was paid to dress wounds, and both were later released as aggressor Cheatham had provoked the scuffle. Knight planned to go to Atlanta for a railroad news position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Wadley
J. P. Knight
W. P. Corbitt
Marvin Cheatham
Knidht
W. P Corbitt
Knight
Cheatham
Widiey
Valdosta
Man
Sherif
Quitman
United States
W. P. Corbett
Georgia
Enlight
Gerbitt
Reeaier
Atlanta
Bone Railroad News Agency
A Fine of Erratic Concert in Macon
A delightful programme prepared by Signor Seitere will be performed tomorrow night at Anderson's Music Hall Macon Ga June 29 Special Macon musicians under Signor Seiterl direc tion present a large operatic concert with arias duets and choruses from Martha Don Carlos Il Barbieri and more featuring Miss Louise Singleton Mr George Hubble and other local artists Reading notes also report gambling charges bar admission and upcoming railroad dividends and Echeconnee camp meetings with Knights of Pythias lodge officers listed for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Seitere
Macon Ga
Tomor
Anderson's Music Hall
Macon
Signor Seiterl
Cnag
Beart Pants
Mendelssohn Prus Sey
Dittle
Osgold
Hls Morris
Planer
Faust
Miss L
Martha
George Hubble
Tatania
Thomas
Harry Jones
Il Barbler de Beyille
Ross—Mies
Louise Singleton
Signor Lignon
Botton
Verdi
Mamia Vannace
Harry
C Wright
Horton
Valdost
Echeconnes
Central City
G. P. Rankin
EM. Thurman
Slea Roberts
Georgia Bar Association Meet Sets Full Program at Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association announces a full three day program at Warm Springs July 3 4 5 with Lucius Lamar Jr among speakers. The event features executive committee work sessions committee reports debates on jurisprudence and ethics and a Georgia barbecue under the tree for recreation and socializing.
Returned from Encampment Two Macon Companies at Home Again
The Floyd Rifles and Hussars return to Dizcon from Warm Springs where they encamped for ten days. They report a pleasant time but the camp fell short of expectations with only three or four companies present, though initial plans hoped for about ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Floyd Rifles
Hussars
Dizcon
Warm Springs
Wna
Mrs Virgil A Stewart Dies at 57 In Georgia
Mrs. Virgil A Stewart of Romes Georgia died this morning at age 57. A telegram announced her son Captain Henry Stewart had just arrived in San Francisco from the Philippines after two years with the Forty third Infantry. The body will rest in the Battery vault until he joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roms
Jim—Jouanas
Ife
Virgil A. Stewart
Henry Stewart
San Francisco
Philippines
Third Infantry
Suewart
Captain Stewart
Battey
Stewart
Ronie
Officers Are Elected in Granite City Lodge No 90
Elberton Ga June 28 Special) at the regular election of officers of Granite City lodge No 90 Knights of Pythias held last evening B H Turner was elected chancellor commander and J T Dennis vice with W C Pressly ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Offecra
Granite City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
B. H. Turner
J. T. Dennis
W. C. Pressly Malate
Gomez in a Georgia town visits Savannah and Columbia
Cuban insurgent leader General Maximo Gomez passes through Savannah on a southbound train with his son Urban Gomez and Senor Alexander Gonzales. He says the visit is social with no political aims while in the United States and refuses interviews. In Savannah he samples beer, then proceeds to Columbia where he greets locals and praises Cuban interests and the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Maximo Gomes
Subs
Bevannhhs
Urban Gomez
Alexander Gonzales
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Perth
Gomes
United States
Be. Gonzales
Plant System
Senor Gonzales
Gonzales
Woods Sedtutary
East Broad Street
Gopzates
Inera
Te Han
Gomez Biases
Carolina
Columbia 8. C
Florence
General Gomez
South Carolina
Professor Brouse Misquoted in Bowdon College Row
Bowdon Ga June 2 Bowdon trustees deny a Carrollton report that Professor J W P Brouse praised Uncle Tom's Cabin to Bowdon College pupils. The editor says the claim is false and notes Brouse was re elected president for four years. A board chair signs that the report was started by enemies and that Brouse’s work has been satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Sime
Specia
J. W. P. Brousa
Rowden College
Brouse
Bowden
Browse
Bowden College
Georgia
Callet
R M Lovvorn
Sugar cane culture advocate plans Douglas station
Special agent D G Pirse of Savannah announces a campaign to invest 72,000 brands in Douglas area to promote sugar cane culture and establish an experimental station for local growers. He aims to educate and benefit the people of Douglas with this agricultural effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Douglas
Captain D G Pirse
State Normal school favored for major Georgia role
Athens June 28 Special Affairs for the State Normal school are shaping up rapidly to become Georgia education’s largest factor. Donations from Daughters of the Confederacy and George Foster Kennedy bolster funds for a new dormitory and a large recitation hall. Significant gifts from Peabody and potential Georgia donors aim to expand facilities and recruit trained teachers. The Ogden party may donate and an Athens conference next year is anticipated to discuss further endowments and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State Normal School
Georgia
Winnie Davis
Arts
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confedera
George Foster Fennedy
Peabody
Addcl
State
Norsmal School Commission
Peshody
Ogden
Georga
Branson
Brandon
Normal School
South
University
Rock College
Normer Achool
Heging
Nowas
Oden Party
Department of
Conventions For Athens Grocers and Wheat and Oil Growers
Athens Ga June 28 Special Athens is preparing for a gala time when the Georgia Weekly Press Association and Retail Grocers of Georgia and the Athens wheat and oat fair will be here July 5 and 10. One hundred and fifty editors, many grocers and several hundred farmers are expected. A six hundred person barbecue at Athens park is planned under Judge Herrington. An open air entertainment will be arranged for guests July 5. The wheat and oat exhibits boast over one hundred farmers contending for twenty two cash prizes, encouraging grain production in Clarke and surrounding counties. Farmers will exhibit samples at the opera house on July 5, while editors and grocers attend meetings. Hon T. Terry of Ohio and Hon R J Redding will speak on wheat culture, with James M Smith of Oglethorpe to follow. Awards will be given July 6 with Terry discussing Wheat Culture again. The association aims to provide farmers with top guidance on wheat and oat culture to boost small grain acreage.
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Géétela
Warm Springs
Foly
Asgeelavton
Poyutstity
Lucius
Jamar
Lamar
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanton
New York
Tnlon Pacifo Railroad
John F. Dillon
Dillen
Cuba
Florida
Burter Smith
H. ‘Warner Hill
Greenville
Z. D. Harrison
Z. D. Harrison, Ante
P. W. Meldrim
Savannah
Hamilton McWhorter
Lexington
Spencer R. Atkinson
Atlante
I. C. C. Black
Augusta
Cliffford i
Anderson
Ing. Jain
Alex S. Erwin
Athens
Howard van Epps
Marcus W. Beck
Grifin
Shepard Bryan
J. ©. C. Black
Lucius QC
Havana
Heuben R
A. Turner
Macon
Whabish
Columbas
Joseph Hansell Merrell
Thomasshic
Walter G Charlton
Migeelinnegas
Willam L. Scruggs
Bench and
Barr
R. Jones
Dalton
Esper—Roland Eilis
Sylvanus Morris
William Henry
Rome
Russel
Bainbridge
W. Krauss
Brunswick
C. P. Harris
Witherton
Irwin Alexander
M. J Pearsall
Moultrie
Moon
LaGrange
A. W. Evans
Sandersville
W. W. Bacon
Albany AH
Thompson
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Athens Park
Herrington
Wheat and Gat Fair Association
Clarke County
Opera House
T . Terry
Ohio
United States
R J Redding
Georgia Experiment Station
James M Smith
Oglethorpe County
Terry
Injunction Granted Over Gaston Street Paving Material
Savannah residents seek to block the city from changing paving material on Gaston Street without property owner consent. Judge Speer granted a temporary injunction. the suit argues the paving ordinance is unconstitutional and would force owners to fund new street materials. City council passed the measure over Mayor Meyers veto, with plans to appeal to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Savannen
David Harrow
Gastan Street
Hae
Bpeer
United States
Guston Street
Speer
Mt. Airy
Trained nurse credits pink pills for pale people cure
An interview with Miss Kathryn Nash of Burlington highlights how Br Williams Pink Pills for Pale People revived her after blood poisoning and exhaustion. She, acting on a nurse’s authority, recommends the remedy for nervous and blood disorders, noting renewed strength, appetite, and sleep.
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Mina
Kathryn Nash
North and
Platteburg Avenues
Burlington
Naga
Boston
Sadie Wardwell
Winoocki
Br Williams
Nash
Willame
Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Douglas Road Promise Preserved by Machen Agreement
Douglas Ga June 2 Special Colonel Machen president of the Brunswick and Firmingham railroad vowed the line would pass Douglas if 2009 was subscribed by locals. Peter Vickers, a major colored landowner, takes 1000 of the sum. The community along the route has raised 6000 to build the Douglas to Ocmulgee river segment, about twenty miles, with work already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machen
Douglas
Colonel Machen
Brunswick and
Firmingham
Peter Vickers
Une
Ocmulgee River
North Carolina Displays Space At Expo
Raleigh June 2 Special Secretary Thomas K Bruner of the agricultural department has traveled to Charleston to locate and secure space for the state exhibit at the fair. Elberton Meat infantry unit will march sixty miles to Washington led by Captain H P Hunter. The company departs June 8 to join the Third regiment for a countrywide march of about thirty two miles.
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Raleigh
Thomas K. Bruner
Agricultural Department
Charleston
Elberton
Elberton Meat Infantry
P Hunter
Wil
Washington
Carp
Elberton Mills Thresh 818 Bushels Wheat and Cotton Plans
Elberton Georgia June 2 Special The Elberton mills led by A Thorn ton of Atlanta thrashed 818 bushels of wheat on a 22 acre lot near their plant. A fine cotton stand is on this crop and mills expect three bales per acre. At the University of Georgia Professor H N Starnes oversees remodeling of old philosophical hall into a museum and fertilizer mixing shop for student instruction in agriculture. A botanical garden of 2.5 acres and various crop plots will surround the building. Eight and a half acres on the campus east will host diverse grain crops fruit trees and horticulture demonstrations. Dairying and creamery facilities will be added along Baldwin Street and the experiment farm near the campus will resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Elberton O0 Mills
A. , Thornton
Atlanta
University of Georgia
H. N. Starnes
Philosophical Hall
Everal
Hell Ia
Starnes
Kent
Jackson Street
Agricultural Department
Baldwin Street
Efelenays
Curious Courtroom Tales and Domestic Oddities
A breezy column recounts humorous court anecdotes and odd incidents. A lawyer offers whisky to a sick colleague, a cow disrupts a streetcar and sues for damages, and a woman questions installment purchases, with Justice Landrum ruling on ownership of furniture sets.
James Simpson dies after measles in West Point
James Simpson of West Point Ga eldest son of Mr and Mrs B R Simpson died early this morning after several weeks of measles and later chest congestion He was about nine years old The body will be interred at Providence church near the town with burying crowds expected the service held nearby in the churchyard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simpson
West Point
B. R Simpson
Cebieh
Walter Jilaay
Providence Church
Dere
No Cure for Eczema Promises Refund by Drugstore
Druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with guarantee no cure for eczema ring worm tetter ulcers pimples brickheads and other skin eruptions. Refund policy noted.
Jackson Chautauqua Opens With Big Week Ahead
Jackson Ga June 28 Special Jacksons Chautauqua opens Sunday in new auditorium with an extensive program. Big days set for Thursday and Saturday include Dr Wendlingas lecture on Stonewall Jackson and decorations by Mrs Stonewall Jackson for Confederate veterans. Saturday features a tournament races and athletic contests with prizes. Railroads offer low rates to draw crowds from Atlanta Macon and six surrounding counties. Teachers Institute runs all week under Professor Gaertner of Stone Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Wendling
Stonewall Jackson
Atlanta
Macon
Pere
Teachers’ Institute
Gaertner
Stone Mountain
Quality values at Goode store this week
Goode store emphasizes quality in its foundation and advertises extraordinary values this week with a focus on strong deals and customer appeal across merchandise categories.
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Fay
Georgia Bar Association
Lama
Legal Fraternity
Hier Son
J. Newton Hathaway
M.D. Walte
Toman Uuching
South Broad Street
Gilce
Sundeys
Millstone
Negro
Milistons
Gomez
Purse
Douglas S
Winnie Davis Memorial
Hood
Classic City
Carifonna Fie Syxop Co
Californa Fira Staur Co
California
Francisco
Cat
Louisville
All Druggtats
North Carolina
Iva
Merrett
Bateman
Justice Landrun
Justice Landrum
Hattie
Jackson Chautauqua
Essig Bros
the Popular Outfitters
Whitehall
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