County Courts Open Up Today in Fulton County
Fulton county courts resume business after a midwinter vacation. The criminal branch of the superior court will convene, Judge Pendleton will organize the court and swear in a new grand jury, which observers say is more representative than usual. Judge Reid will start the city court of Atlanta this morning after organization.
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Fulton County
Bivery Court
Superior Court
Pendleton
Reid
Atlanta
Ton of Books for Soldiers at Fort McPherson
More than a ton of books arrived at Fort McPherson for distribution to the Seventeenth’s company libraries. The gift, from Thomas Prothera, an army officer and longtime agent for eastern publishers, is expected to enrich soldiers’ reading and entertainment during leisure hours. The new mess halls, funded by the company, will broaden menus and improve garrison life, while the old mess hall is set to become a large gym and dancing hall as funds permit.
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Fort McPherson
Thames Prother
Atlanta
Thomas Prothera
O Army
G. A. Ryeleles
James Taviner
Stig
Uss
Cie Ting
New Home For Seaboard Ticket Office
On and after March 1st the Seaboard's City Ticket Office will be located in the English American Building at No 88 Peachtree Street.
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Seaboard
Peachtree Street
The Traveler and the Tips in Oriental Travel
An Atchison columnist denounces tipping as a widespread travel nuisance. He notes compulsory tips from stewards to bathhouse attendants, imagines a paid tip schedule, and argues excessive grumbling harms travel abroad. The piece mocks extortion and suggests reform or withdrawal from travel.
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Atchison
Ce. W Howe
Treveler
Feas
Che Winn
Steamship Company
Algo
Orient
Georgia mule's character upheld by judge ormond in legal battle
In Atlanta court Judge Ormond weighed claims from Adams Hoyt Co and Piedmont Stables over a mule rented for ice cream deliveries. Evidence described the mule Jim as docile yet mischievous, with damages awarded to Piedmont Stables for a wreck and gear cost while Adams Hoyt sought to defend the animal’s gentleness and steadiness.
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Georgia Mule
Ormond
Adams, Hoyt & Co
Piedmont
Tubica
Kiri Wood
C. W. Sharp
Beck
Georgia
Sata Mula
Shortin
Commierce
Walter Ormond
Maud
Tom and Jerry
Atlanta
Brookwood
Armyville
Hort McPherson
Bourbera Railway
Howells
Decatur Atreet Jlmpe
Fulton
Kirkwood
Adama, Hoyt & Co
Tce Cream Company
Dave Harum
Judge Candler
Adama & Hoyt Company
Tule
Butler
Candler
Mike Do
Morgan
Jim
Izzard
Mang
Pisdenont
Sim
Mary
Othay
James W. Austin
John W. Cox
Advertising your goods to a vast readership
The piece argues the futility of relying on friends and slow retail methods. It urges advertisers to use mass market papers Tue Lapies Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post, citing combined daily reach of millions. It highlights the need to state what the article is, why buy, where to buy, and the price.
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Home Journal
Tue
Saturday Eyewing Post
Man Declares He Was Dead For Three Minutes
A physician recounts a case where a man allegedly spoke after death. The patient reportedly gasped before dying, then remained rigid and cold, with only the forehead and tongue mobile. The doctor offers a nontechnical theory about breathing and lung air as the cause.
Growth of Mexican trade boosts U S relations
Besico City reports the first four months of the fiscal year show imports from Mexico to the United States rising by over 1 million dollars while exports to the U S reach 836,801,250 a gain exceeding 13 million from the prior year. Exports to Germany and Britain rise, while imports from Germany drop and Britain and France sell less than before as cross border trade intensifies.
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Besico City
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Uitter
Grand Theater Tonight Brings McIntyre Heath Vaudeville Act
The Grand presents McIntyre and Heath in The Ham Tree a three act vaudeville piece with Southern country hotel scenes a water tank on a railroad and a Fifth Avenue mansion. Notable names W C Fields Jobyna Howland and Alice Nielsen highlighted in the farce with classic musical comedy by Donizetti and a strong Sothern Marlowe influence prominence in theater circles today.
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the Grand
McIntyre
Heath
George W. Hobart
William Jerome
Jean Schwartz
North Carolina
Secana
Fifth Avenue
Henry Jones
Alexander Hambletonian
Everhardt
Georgia Minstrels
Georgia
Apa
Bmcintyre
New York
Vojah
Renee Heath
W. C. Fields
Jobyna Howland
Frederick V. Bowers
Carolyn Gordon
Belle Gold
Forrest Hud
Alfred Fisher
Davin ‘Corrence
Alice Nielsen
America
Gil
Europe
London
Peadonna
Calve Una
Burk Responds to Viaduct Safety Criticism From Walker
Chief Engineer W H Burk of the Oliver Company defends Washington street viaduct plans against R F Walker critiques. He cites design accountability, offers to fund a consulting engineer, and notes city collaboration with city engineer and photographers of reinforced concrete structures. A separate note highlights a New York flat hunter scene in a city column.
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R F. Walker
Washington Street
Oliver Company
Bing
Burk
Welker
Southern Stated
Ondea
Olver
Farmulas
Ranirosds
Atlanta
Clayton
W. H. Burke
Olver Company
Entertaining Shakespeare and Nancy Brown at Bijou and Star Theater
The Bijou opens Friday on a Canon of Shakespeare with Lacie in The Taming of the Shrew Merchant of Venice and Romeo and Juliet, promising fresh interpretations. At the Star Theater Nancy Brown stars in a revived musical, backed by a strong company and new numbers, with Will Manderville and Florie Clements in support.
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Lacie
Mary
Wells
Nancy Brown
Marcie
Jas
Will Manderville
Florrie Clements
David Andrade
Bob Harty
Frank Craven
E. W. Lewis
Rose Barnett
Johnny Johnson
Frank McGioryiay
Dunve & Harlan
Bustos
Uncle Hugh White Celebrates 90th Birthday in City
Relatives gather at daughter Mrs. Wood Aiken’s home to honor Hugh White, known as Uncle Hugh, on his ninetieth birthday. Born in Ireland, he migrated with his family to Georgia, became a pioneer in the cotton mill industry, and remains mentally sharp and physically active at a family-centered celebration with four score years of local prominence.
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Hugh White
Hugh
Wood Aiken
W Moore
Ade Yury CG. Mixon
Whites
Char
Scotland
England
America
New World
William of
Liverpool
Belfast
Charleston
Anderson County
South Carolina
Athens
Newton County
Georgia
Ocmulgee Tiver
Butts Coe GA
Newtonemimty
Alcova’tiver
Hoth
Sherman
New York
White
Alice Hardeman
Felix Hardeman
Weather
Mississippi
Sien Uving
Ala Son and Daughter
Wake
Water safety quip sparks city exchange in Chicago
A Chicago man questions drinking water safety asking if residents drink it at home. A Cincinnati respondent replies no and humorously suggests they “weep pulverize and then fry it” in a light, tongue in cheek exchange from The Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Whitehall St
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BH. Thornton
W. ¥. Manry
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