Courts Resume Their Business in Fulton Court
Court activity returns after a two month lull as the March term opens. Judge eighth on Thursday will convene the docket with major cases including the $100,000 damage suit of Mrs. Saran Grant Jackson and the Coker Kendrick suit against the city over Waverley Place aging and Washington Street viaduct, while the executors of Governor Joseph E. Brown face a high profile probate dispute.
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Perlor Court
Ian
Iliogpether
Big Brown
Ordery’s Court
Saran Grantckson
Reid
Lumpkin
Coker-Kendrick
Louiavie
Nashville
T Wnary
Wilkinson
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Julius L. Brown
Joseph E. Brown
Reuben M. Arnold
Udge Lumpkin
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Superior Court
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Adge Lumplon
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ser-Kendrick
Waverley Place
Mra. Dickson
E Neen
Georgia Sway and Electric Company
Mi.kson
Peachtree
Nartn Nue
Rela
Idge Cathown
Criminat
Rt of
Atlanta
Richard Réespeas
Rat Park
Belove Murder Tale Emerges From Lake Stichi Find
In a murky report, a man’s body found Friday at Lake Stichi near Fitty Ninth Street is identified as Mrs. Bye Bell of Milwaukee by John Mellar, who claims personal knowledge of Belmont. Investigators face a pollen theory and a rising death mystery with unclear leads.
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Dens
Henge
Lake Stichi
Fitty-ninth Street
Bye Bell
Tiwaukee
John Mellar
Belmont
Ostery
Ian
Turners Plan An Initiation At Forsyth Street Hall
The Buffalo Turners prepared an initiation for a prominent Atlantan at Tur Verein hall on Forsyth Street Thursday night marking the second public Turners initiation in the United States. The event follows a Cleveland-era practice of public initiation with a dispensation from the ruling official. The Atlantan’s name is not yet released. The Atlanta fair continues with nightly features, including a Scotchman in Highland dress and Pipe Major Robert Henderson Keath, as the city’s secret societies plan to attend in force. Ladies run the booths, with Mrs. Frey Wedemeyer and others praised for tireless efforts. the German Ladies Aid Society booth is also highlighted.
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Buffalo Turners
Grover Cleveland
Atlanta Turners
Tura
United States
Atlanta
QueYenstein
America
Robert Henderson Keath
Caledonia Society of Chicago
Ninety-third
Southerland Highlanders
Fort George
Inverness
Scotland
Jola B. Goodwin
Fref Wedemeyer
Geo Man
Stemichen
Bleiny
Wardeka
Turner Booth
Bender
Ald Society Booth
Charles Weltnauer
J. Kleibain
Schorr
John Pappa
Turner R Booth
Wagon Wheels Kill Farmer Near Valdosta
Valdosta Georgia March 5 Special B Etenburg well known farmer living miles from Valdosta in Brooke county died early today from injuries after his wagon loaded with Evans team of mules ran away near his home. The wheels passed over him in the road causing internal injuries and multiple fractures. A negro companion went for help and a physician was summoned.
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Valdosta
Etenburg
Brooke County
Evans
Nim
Gret
Mankomt
Believe Negro Fired Building
Will Head, a Black employee, was arrested on a charge of setting a fire at the Southern Bell Telephone Company building. He admits being in the basement to retrieve his coat and to give the first alarm, but denies starting the blaze. Detectives will continue the investigation.
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Will Head
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Cal
Abbott
W T. Gentry
Head
Peteet
Werle
Gentry
The
Constitution
Melba
Gong
Ie Apeat
Scott
Park Board Fate to be Decided in City Council
The first March council session will tackle abolishing the park board and placing park committee duties under the Parks Department pending new legislation. City Attorney Mayauns opinion prompts the move, Curtis leads the measure for a second reading possible today. Also on the agenda the election of three police commissioners Morris Brandon Sam H Venable and W M Terry will occur without opposition to replace English Brotherton and Day. W H Preston is favored for Clerk to the Recorder with other names mentioned.
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General Council
Park Committee
Board of Park Commissioners
Department of Parks
Comne
James L Mayaun
Park Committee of Council
Curtis
Morris Brandon
Sam H. Venable
W. M. Terry
James W. English
W. H. Brotherton
Worg
Atlanta
Ely
Grant Park
Ntentberg
Alanta
Manta
Highly Indorsed Medical Claim From Reverend Walker Lewis
Reverend Walker Lewis extols Dr Morley's Lemon Wiltxtr as beneficial for his family. He deems the remedy an excellent tonic and liver regulator, praising its effects and urging others to consider the medicine.
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Walker Lewis
Morley
Police Tour Finds Need For More Officers And Lighting
Police Commissioners Nunnalv Oldknow Chief Bail and Sergeant Whitley toured districts Saturday night noting the area was orderly yet dangerous after dark. They urged more patrols and street lighting, suggesting a return visit be on the agenda for the next meeting.
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Bail
Whitley
Nunnalv
Oldknow
Card from Park Woodward Defends Water Board
In a reply to a newspaper quote, Park Woodward the general manager of the water works asserts he never claimed the water board is bigger than the council. He notes the investigation remains with the board as the entire body must act, and Commissioner J W Pope is still abroad in Cuba delaying action.
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W. H Putterson
Park Woodward
Patterson
Colonel Woodward
Council
Woodward
Water Department
Water Board
Bark Woodward
Board of Water Commissioners
J. W. Pope
Cuba
Catholic Mass Meeting Sets Aims Of Federation
A Catholic mass meeting was held as part of the American Catholic Federation session with Archbishops Chapelle and Mees, and Bishop McFaul among speakers. They outlined aims including educational reform, unification of nationalities, opposition to divorce and socialism, and forming public opinion on serious issues.
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The
American Catholic Federation
Archbishon Chapelle
Meesver
McFaul
Weather forecast across states from Washington to Texas
Washington reports a complex forecast for March with rain and snow in parts, colder temperatures likely in the northeast and west. Virginia to the Carolinas show rain or showers with variable winds, while Florida and Texas expect showers or partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions in northern regions. Kentucky and Tennessee anticipate unsettled or rainy weather, with eastern Florida seeing partly cloudy skies and possible showers in spots.
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West Persh
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Flotida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Golder
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pari Dons
Florida
North Portias
Three Held for Shooting at West Bad Dance
Montgomery witnesses say Morris La Rutherford 22 and two others were shot fatally at a West Bad dance near Montgomery. J D Glass and George Glass are held for murder after Rutherford named George Glass in an ante mortem statement. Three Rutherford daughters attended the dance and witnessed the quarrel before the shooting.
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Montgomery
Ala
Morris la Rutherford
Bottermaker
J.D. Glass
George Glass
Jane Frank Bedsole
J D Glass
Rutherford
Bergsant Kitty at the Grand Tonight and Tuesday
The Grand presents Bergsant Kitty tonight and Tuesday with a matinee, praised for its music, engaging chorus of many pretty girls, and a witty yet distinct plot. Helen Byron stars as Hitty in a slight, winsome performance that pleases audiences.
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Grand
Helen Byron
Hitty
Mardi Gras Excursions From West Point Route
The West Point route began selling Mardi Gras excursion tickets to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola. Very low rates, one fare plus 25 cents, have drawn many travelers. Ample Pullman accommodations are provided by palace sleepers on limited trains. Rates on sale through March 6. Reservations and details via phone No 63 or city ticket office Fourth National Bank building.
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West Point
Istra
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Fourth National Bank
Revival Meetings Open at Grant Park Church
The Grant Park revival services opened under favorable weather with large, diverse crowds. Birds and singers form the core, offering simple, peaceful sermons and hymns. The piece highlights Atlanta’s park culture, nature, and civic warmth drawing visitors and sustaining a longstanding tradition.
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Grant Park Church
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