Telegrapher Tournament Closes After Record Showing
The American telegraphers’ tournament ends at 2 am after a record turnout led by F. M. McClintick of Dallas who wins the Carnegie medal for best all round telegrapher. McClintick also takes multiple prizes in sending and Morse contests amid strong AP operator performances and city honors in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
BF. M. MecChntick
Dallas
Tex
F. M. BicClintick
C. W. White
Richmond
J. @. Johnson
Louisville
W. C. Murray
Atlanta
McClintick
White
Johnson
Murrayy
MacClintick
Associated Press
Postal and Western Union
F. M. McCuntick
Andrew Carnegie
J. H. Smythe
Kimball
W. B. Stuart
Stuart
Candler
Mims
Mr. Miller
Miller
Mayor Mims
FT. M. McClintick
F. G. Matthews
Matthews
Phillips
Murray
Morse
E. E. Bruckner
F. M. McClintick
J. B. Dobson
Augusta
R. W. Parks
Chattanooga
Washington, D. C
W. 2. Swann
Carnegie
B. F. Wyly, Jr
Five Story Roof Garden Church Prospects in Chicago
A Chicago report describes an ambitious five story church with a roof garden and gymnasium planned as the future home of the Metropolitan Church of Christ. Rev Scoville notes the land raised with women attending to entertainments and that the roof garden will host political party meetings in the hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FP. Younger
Chiczeau
Metropolitan, of Christ
Des R. Seoville
T. Seoville
H of Christ
Columbus
Ind
Drover
Mr. Scoville
Paul Krueger
Krueger
Georgia
Davie Street
May
Rounding Up the Burglars in Anniston
Chief Bryan and officers trap members of an organized burglary gang in Anniston Alabama. William Williamson and Chisholm jailed for receiving stolen property with $50 fines. Jones discharged. Will Mathis captured and charged. hearing set before Mayor Henderson. Clan remains at large with more arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Anniston
Ala
Bryan
Angi
Flapmnon
Cooper
Smith Chisholm
Dock Williamson
Wesley Jones
Williamson
Chisholm
Jones
Pinpins
Will Mathis
Fifteenth Street
Henderson
Will ‘Ollow
Mrs W Walter W Childs Dead In Covington Ga
Mrs Walter W Childs died at Covington Georgia after prolonged illness. Her son Liddell Childs had been ill with rables for weeks, and her worry over him is believed to have hastened her death. She leaves husband and four children. funeral planned in Newton Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Walter W. Childs
Liddell Childs
Methodist Church
Newton
Miss Stone
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Salonica
United States
Legation
Henry Prescott
Warden
Waycross
Charlton County
Prescott
The
Baptist Church
Thomas Meriwether
Monticello
Thomas Merriwether
Merriwether
Kansas City
South McAlister
Ind
Thomasville
Dave Alsbure
Alsbure
Atsburg
A Rainy Day Episode Ends With a Rainy Confrontation
Walt, caught in the rain, loses his umbrella and spots Bert carrying it. He strikes Bert on the nose in a sudden confrontation, witnesses say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Bert
Artie Lowe and a Funny Court in Dusty Street
A cluttered court scene chronicles Artie Lowe, a wandering youth, being arrested for loafing. He claims the right to loaf, cites rations, and explains seeking a sawdust pile as a hiding place. The recorder orders a month in stockade unless a $16.75 fine is posted, while a separate case involves Walter Brooks and Bert Smith fighting over an umbrella and a minor mock trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Lowe
Artie
Artis
Perlice
Briles
Reverder Frovles
Walt Brooks
Bert Smith
Walt
Bert
Swiped Deacon's Bottle by Mittie in Lively Verse
A playful fragment depicts Mittie with a strong thirst who cannot buy a dram and ends up swiping the deacon's pattie. The light anecdote hints at a rural scene with a mischievous theft tied to a religious household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie
Deacon’s whisky swiped by Mittie Hawes at matinee
In a courtroom scene recorded by the clerk, Mittie Hawes is fined for swiping a whisky bottle from a deacon’s pocket. The deacon explains the bottle’s presence, citing base reasons and a licker that might be shared or hidden, as the judge imposes a $15.75 fine or thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittle Hawes
Deakins Huint
Mittle
Mittie
Yasaah
Yassah
Briles
Young women open North Clark Street tailoring shop
In a North Clark street venture two educated young women with abroad experience run a high grade tailoring establishment. They attract more orders than they can fill and hire additional staff as they seek to capitalize on their social polish and wealth. A knitting plant and surplus equipment are offered for sale or removal in a related notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clark Street
Willams
Nottingbam
Frna
Macon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yee
Lanta
F. “M. McClintick
Atlanta Journal
P. M.“Mcclintick
FP. G. Matthews
Scone
Chicago
Sity
Regeure
Illinois
Charleston
Union League
Marquette
Ashland
Yates
Illnois Central
Nashville
Columbia
Asheville
Biltmore
Exposition
Virginia
National Educational Association
G. R. Glenn
Glenn
Baile
Lolita Bellini
Preciosa
Martinez Campos
Cuba
America
Yuthill
Count Preciosa
New York
Tuthill
Helen Schlick
Schctal
Club Fife
Shiny Shoe
Hirsch Bros
Whitéliai St
Mien
Outfitters
Charles Aquer, Migue Shee
California Fig Syrup Co
California Pig Byrup Co
Miter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!