Georgia Avenue for Washington renamed Brightwood to Georgia
Washington June 29 Senate passes a bill to rename Brightwood avenue to Georgia avenue as part of a city street naming shift. The Georgia name was originally proposed for North Capitol Street but was accepted for the Brightwood thoroughfare after district officials balked at the other proposal. Navy Avenue will become the old Georgia avenue in the navy district.
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Senate
Brightwood Avenue
Georgia Avenue
Navy Avenue
Washington
Bacon
Georgia
Bacons
North Capitol Street
Columbian
Brightwoood
Navy Part
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Renewed Vitality and Health
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a life renewing tonic. It claims one box reveals a story of marvelous cures and asserts unparalleled rejuvenating power. Sent postpaid in plain package upon receipt of payment to Hood Co. proprietors, Lowell, Massachusetts.
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1 Hood Co
Wietors Hood
Lowell
Mass
Compromise Reached in Richland Distilling Suit
In Greenville on June 29 special master Joseph A. McCullough oversaw a settlement in the equity matter between 3 C Somis & Co of Salisbury and Richland Distilling Co of Columbia. The case, filed in Charleston, sought injunction to halt sale of liquor labeled Poplar Log and damages near 90 909. Attorneys from Charleston Macon and Washington participated. decree to be signed by Judge W H Branley and case to be removed from docket.
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Richland Distilling Company
Greenville
Joseph A. McCullough
3. C. Somis & Co
Salisbury
Columbia SC
Bomers & Co
Ritisnd Dtsilling Company
Chaveston
Columbia Company
Trom
Lawters
Mordecai
Charleston
Malcolm D Jones
Macon
R Ho McNeil
Washington
Transcript of Tatmick Death Sentence Case Recessed
Washington June 28 a transcript of the record in the case of Albert T Tatmick the New York attorney under sentence of death for the murder of William T Rice was recessed today by the clerk of the supreme court of the United States.
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Patrick Record
Washington
Albert T Tatmick
New York
Wiliam T Rice
Supreme Court of the United States
Wrightsville and Tennille Plan Dublin and Southwestern Takeover
Special dispatch from Dublin Georgia reports Wrightsville and Tennille railroad to pay for the Dublin and Southwestern and begin operating Sunday under the Wrightsville and Tennille name. Passenger schedules will align with existing trains from Hawkinsville and Hawkinsville to Dublin, with a first class train added and a second class cut. General Manager W J Sketser will travel to Atlanta. J Stewart to Macon for leasing details. The move aims to connect Atlanta to Macon and Dublin with improved service along the line.
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Wrightsville and
Tennille Wall
Dublin
Southwestern
Wrights-1
Vine and Tennlle Railroad
Dublin and Southwestern
Wrightsile
Ustman
Hawkinsville
Lennilic
Lhly
Oii
Mish
Salutrat Gieneral
W. J. Skestler
Atlanta
Tatiunve
Tnt
Lie Duuthern Raway
Jawailer Wek
J. Stewart
Pogrtaa
Macon
Uatla
Akterium
Athan
Ahis
Nobody Asked Me About My Clothes Who Made That Suit
A short quip notes pride in fashion source of questions shifted from fabric to designer. The line implies public interest has moved from clothing origin to the creator. No concrete event or person specified.
Roosevelt poised to leave Washington for Oyster Bay
Washington, June 29. President Roosevelt is expected to leave Washington for Oyster Bay at midnight tonight or tomorrow if the present session ends early. If adjournment comes tomorrow, the party may depart for Waslington Sunday night or Monday. Cabinet met briefly with most members present except Ber Part and Metcalf. Postmaster General Cortelyan stayed to decide many pension and pistortiva cases before departure.
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Washington
Trenmaress
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Tomorow
Waslington
Menibe
Sfeuretnes Bera- Parte
Metcal
The Texas Wonder Cure Ad by Dr. E. W. Hall
An old advertisement proclaims The Texas Wonder cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by druggists or via two months treatment by mail for $1. It lists Dr. E. W. Hall at 2826 Olive St Saint Louis Missouri and invites testimonials requests.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Laws
Judge Joseph Tillman Dead Pioneer South Georgia Figure
Tifton Ga June 29 Special Judge Joseph Tillman died at his home in Teton Tuesday morning at 3 o clock after an illness of seven weeks in the 76th year of his age He was laid to rest in Tifton cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock The funeral was conducted by Rev Henry Miller with assistance from Rev P A Jessup and Elder H M Morrison Tillman a pioneer in south Georgia development was a friend of Henry B Plant He was born in 1830 in Montgomery county near Lumber City and moved to Madison county Florida in 1854 He married Susan Lane in 1855 surviving him are five daughters and two sons The widow and several children survive including Zoe Tillman Perryman Moore and Mrs Ey L Whitworth among others
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South Georgia
Tifton
Joseph Tillman
Teton
Tifton Cemetery
Henry Miller
P. A. Jessup
H. M Morrison
Montgomery County
Lumber City
Madison County
Florida
Misa Susan Lane
Lowndes County
Madison
Brooks County
Georgia
Quitman
3Cata
Ant R F T. Vihman
Perryman Moore
Zoe Tillman
W. MM. McDonald
W. Moon
St Augustine
Fla
Ey L. Whitworth
Camuia
Furvive Hin
South Carolina Cotton Conditions Decline Amid Weather Woes
Report from Columba CG in June 29 notes deterioration in South Carolina cotton. Condition estimated at 75 percent, down about 8 percent in 30 days. About 2 percent of the crop abandoned due to storms and unseasonable weather. Seedlings for cultivation scarce and demoralized overall.
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Columba, & CG
Suit for 500 Damages From 4 Loan in 1905
Mrs Annie Turner sues R R Jackson and associates in superior court for 500 damages alleging a $4 loan on October 16 1905 led to forged note and a falsified service claim. She says Megally Hopkins notary public aided coercive collection and that Constable A L Johnson entered her home seized furniture, forcing her and her children to endure seven days without shelter and lose boarders and income.
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New Turner
Mra
Annie Turner
Superior Court
R. R. Jackson
H. W. Hopkins W. OM. Miller
Turner
Jackson
A. L. Johnson
Hopkins’ Court
Johnson
Senate approves extra messengers to raise Benson status
June 29 Senate debate reports favoring a resolution to employ two messengers at 1440 dollars per year. Kean says the move puts Benson of Kansas on par with other majority senators, all of whom have messengers. The resolution passes.
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Ashington
Senate
Kean
Committee On
Committee On Document
Culberson
Mansas
Benson
Mr. Kean
Texas
Trophy of War Found by Colonel Livingston at Watervliet Arsenal
Special Representative Livingston reports discovering a 6 pounder brass cannon with a 367 bore at the Watervliet New York arsenal. Georgia Cadets captured the piece during the war between the states. He asked Secretary Taft to restore it to Georgia, and the secretary agreed to do so.
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Colonel. Livingston
Ashington
Livingston
Waterviei, N. Y. Arsenal
War Department
Georgia
Taft
Barrel Explosion Injures Negro Youth At City Bar
A negro youth named Will Melton lighted a match inside a whisky barrel at a bar near the Southern depot causing a violent explosion. The blast hurled him into the air and wrecked the barrel into splinters. He was hospitalized with injuries and bleeding as alcoholic gas formed from heat in the empty barrel.
Thomas Is Chosen Wire Chief At Atlanta Terminal
Thomas selected to head the telegraph and signal department at Atlanta terminal after W. Wilson resigns. Gaddis, Howell, and others noted for their experience and service. changes align with Wilson’s departure as superintendent. Officials emphasize Thomas’s long association with Wilson and leadership in railroad telegraph operations.
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W. ©. Wilson
Atlanta Terminal
Atlanta Haggase
Cab Company
J.thomas
BL. Teaddrs
G. l. Howell
Thomas
Wilson
Albetta
My.dromas
Tig
Wirkal
Atlanta
Gaddis
Jacksonille
Jasper
Dome Loenty
Ears
Telesrapi
Gaddig
Lneta
Ataris
Sr Howell
Aularian
Mr. Fiowell
Depo
Bryan Wins Democratic Nomination at Wisconsin Convention
William Jennings Bryan is endorsed as the Democratic standard bearer for the 1908 presidential campaign by a Wisconsin state convention that adjourned today. The platform calls for enforcing anti trust laws, tariff revision, direct senatorial elections, and government control of public utilities. The report also notes railroad notes from Atlanta about staff recoveries, upcoming heavy peach shipments, and plans for the Nelson Street viaduct and new freight depot.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Willam Jenminge Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Nelson Street
Southern Railway
Nime
Creight
Auaota
Court action in Southern Bell tax case and receivership orders
In a paperler court session Judge Pendleton deferred ruling on Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph versus the comptroller general, challenging an occupation tax for 1903 and 1904. Separately, Pelligrine Pelligrin v. John A. Corbally saw a receiver sought to manage the partnership business, with Corbally restrained from disposing of funds or property until further order. Annie R. K. Dent Goldsmith seeks court approval to sell land to her husband dating from 1879 in DeKalb county. The May term ends today and the July term begins next Monday.
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Southern Bell Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
William A. Wright
Paperler
Pendleton
T&a
Comptroller
Thei
Pellgrine Pelligrin
John A. Corbally
Frm
Sendleton
Corbally
Annie RK. Dent Goldsmith
Superior Court
James M. Goldsmith
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertised as Regulators
An alarming situation frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver. Constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to those who are. Dr. King's New Life Pills, the best and gentlest regulators of Bowels and Liver. Guaranteed by all druggists. Price 25.
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Dr. King
New Life
Seaboard Air Line to Wilmington Sleeper Service to Wrightsville
The Seaboard Air Line Railway runs a Saturday through sleeping car from Atlanta to Wilmington with a return from Wilmington to Atlanta on Thursday. The week end rate covers five days at $825 with baggage check to destination and coordinated hotel transport in Wrightsville Beach.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Wilmington
N.C
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Lad
Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel Cottage System Opens
The 1908 season at Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel offers round trip tickets good to return until Sept 30. The facility, 62 miles east of Danville Virginia, provides hot and cold mineral water baths and free use of medicinal waters. W Archer manages the property with Dr B W Kays as resident physician and Thos F Goodk as proprietor.
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Buffalo Lithia Springs
Southern Rbr
Danville
W. Archer
B WK. Hays
State of Thos
F Goodk
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