Rail sched ules to print in Atlanta papers
Trains entering and leaving terminal and union depot will have schedules printed daily in morning and afternoon Atlanta papers. Georgia railroad commission notified. Southern, Central of Georgia, and Atlanta and West Point already under agreement. Other lines including Georgia, Atlantic Birmingham and Atlantic, Seaboard Air Line, Louisville and Nashville, and Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Terminal Station
Union Depot
McLennon Centerdey
C. A Wick | ‘Sham
Atlanta and
West Point Road
C E Harman
Rafl
Road Commission of
Georgia
Travelers’ Protective Association
Gnouer
Southern
Atlantshan
Central of
Solicitor Howard Files Answer in DeKalb Case
Solicitor General William Sehley Howard of the DeKalb superior court filed full answers to the three defense rounds after a grand jury indicted L. B Norton on a false swearing charge tied to the June 1808 Lithonia precinct primary. Judge Rosa received the filing. Roan adjourned for abatement decision, with trial set for March 29 at an adjourned term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sehley Howard
DeKalb Superior Court
Ter L. B Norton
Falae
Lithonia
Rosa
Howard
George M. Napiter
Jude Roan
Therato Itan
Roan
New and Improved Rail Service to West Florida Points
Railroad announces expanded service via Atlanta Chicago and Atlantic lines with daily departures from Atlanta at 5 45 p m reaching Thomasville Tallahassee Quincy Madison Live Oak and other Florida points. Pullman sleeper cars offered on some legs. For details call Main 11 223 or visit peachive two two three.
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West Florida
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Quincy Fos
Madison
Live Oak
Peachive
Main II
Reverend Bennett Accepts Call to Waycross Church
Rev Mr Bennett of Norman Park accepted the unanimous call to become pastor of the First Baptist Church of Waycross. This is the second call after founder Res W H Scruggs resignation. Bennett will not move his family to Waycross until September 1 due to Bloom duties in Norman Park.
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Mr. Bennett
Waycross
A M Bennett
Normen Park
Fe.i Baptist Church
Waycros
Bennett
Res W H Scruggs
Norman Park
Collar Pins Described in Delightful Variety for Women
A store showcases a delightful assortment of collar pins for women including plain gold and enameled pieces. Available in sets of two or three, with carefully chased or carved designs at reasonable prices.
Candler Back From the West After City Tour
Aua G. Candler, president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and several major Atlanta firms, returns to Atlanta after a month long tour from ocean to ocean. He praises Atlanta, notes autos shows in Kansas City, progress in New Orleans and San Antonio, admiration for Los Angeles and Denver, and comments on civic work and upcoming projects. He traveled with his son Willam for his health and appeared in good spirits at the Candler Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aua G. Candler
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Central Banking Trust Company
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Ocean
Kanges City
Kansas City
Ike Ours
Kansas City Board of Trade
Theutomobile Desiers
Halle
Los Angeles
Kagens City
Elvic
New Orleame
San Antoniio
New Orleana
Progressives Union
Taft
New Orleans
San Antonio
Avanti
Denver
Kanaan
Ships Reach Hong Kong Honekone
The third squadron of the American Pacific fleet arrived in Hong Kong today March 12. A program for the entertainment of the officers and men is being arranged.
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Hong Kong
Honekone
Pacife
Cuthbert cyclone aid boosts Atlanta donation drive
Atlanta officials moved swiftly to aid Cuthbert after a cyclone left 286 buildings destroyed and about 900 people destitute. The general council approved a 9000 appropriation, with Governor Smith calling for private subscriptions of 5000 led by a 2100 gift from Adjutant General General Scott, who noted broad white support and reluctance for state aid.
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General Council of
Atlanta
Cuthbert
Smith
Common Council
Aftermanic
Maddox
General Council
Georgia
Amorous
Roberts
Culhibert
A J. Scott
National Guard of Georgia
Capitol
Lee
Scott
Ozburn acquitted in DeKalb assault case
DeKalb superior court acquitted M C Oxburn a farmer of assault with intent to murder his wife Ellen Ozburn the prosecutrix. Witnesses questioned Mrs Ozburns credibility while Oxburn shown good character having been confined nine weeks for bond. Solicitor Howard led for the state with Clinton P Thompson and Alonzo Field for the defense.
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DeKalb Superior Court
M.C Oxburn
Ellen Ozburn
Oxburn
Jal
Ozburn
Ponce de Leon Avenue Dust Plan Moves to Paving
The city street committees revisited the Georgia Railway and Electric Company strip on Ponce de Leon avenue. Citizens seek dust relief and improved street crossings while preserving the company's rights. a resolution allows paving between tracks without loss of vested rights, with oiling planned before summer dust arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General’ Council
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Lang
Ponce da Leon Avenue
Citaena
Ponce de Eon Avenue
Preston 3. Arkwright
Street Car Company
Arkwright
Wife and preacher tied to alleged poison plot in divorce suit
James J. Lockhart filed for total divorce claiming extreme cruelty and a conspiracy with his wife Mrs Miranda P Lockhart and Rev Charles H Wolfram to poison him and seize his property. Mrs Lockhart and Wolfram were jailed on $1000 bonds, later released. bigamy charge bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda P. Lockhart
Charles. H Wolfram
James J. Lockhart
Thomas le Blah
Superor
Totel
Marietta Street
Lockhart
Recorder
Charles H. Wolfram
Napoleon Given Palm In Schoolboys Debate
The Belact School for Boys on West Peach Tree held a Friday morning debate on the prompt Resolved That Les Was & Great er General Than Napoleon. Eugene Black and Henry Gray led the affirmative. Robert Madfox John McCrae and Wilmer Moore comprised the negative. Judge Nasty Broyles presided. timekeeper William Grant allotted six minutes per speaker. The negative won, though the affirmative praised Lee’s character. Distinguished guests enjoyed the program and the closing arithmetic grammar and French reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeon
Belact School For
West Peachtree
Les
Napoleon
Eugene Black
Henry Gray
Howell Jackson
Robert Madfox
John McCrae
Wilmer Moore
William Grant
Judge Nasty
Broyles
Lae
Will ordain officers at the First Christian church
At the First Christian church Sunday morning a number of new deacons and elders will be ordained in an impressive ceremony led by Rev. HK Pendleton assisted by Rev. A E Seddon and John Cooper er. V E A Seddon will charge the church membership on duties of the officers. Ordination lists include Harry A Jones S A Clark George A Guyton WF Mathews J W Bell L B Rogers T M Summers Francis L Lyles J L Patrick Benton George RA Burnett Homer Hall. A reception for the new officers and their wives will be held Friday night March 19 in the church parlors, with all members friends and the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chistian
HK. Pendleton
A. E. Seddon
John Cooper
Perdiston
V. E. A. Seddon
V. LeCraw
F. Robison
Harry A. Jones
Clark
George A. Guyton
WF. Mathews
J. W. Bell L
BH. Rogers
T. M. Summers
Francis L Lyles
J. L. Patrick
Benton George
RA. Burnett
Homer Hall
National Fasclary Company to Run Taxicabs in Atlanta
Afeather taxicab firm seeks a twenty year charter in Atlanta led by B L Hopking and J H Johnson with attorney Shepard Bryan. Capital stock to start at 18600 and may rise to 260000. Office to be in Atlanta with branches elsewhere. The plan covers buying selling owning and operating vehicles including taxicabs and a parcel delivery and messenger service by bicycle motorcycle or other machines.
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Afeather
Atlanta
Thia
Superior Court
B. L. Hopking
J. H. Johnson
Shepard Bryan
National Fasclcary Company
Flopkins
Southern
Atlantic Henning Company
Atlant
Oldest Fitzgerald building gutted by fire with losses
Fire destroyed Fitzgerald's oldest two story structure on March 1, leaving $42,000 in losses and no insurance. The former dance hall and amusement site had become a dwelling. RC Reynolds and three family members barely escaped while sleeping downstairs.
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FitzWermu
Waa
RC Reynolds
Through Deep Water He Pilot ed Train
Special section foreman Grant of the Southern Railway near Columbus, Ga, faced a perilous passage, piloting a passenger train from Atlanta to Columbus through a flood swollen pass. He walked ahead to inspect the track as rails submerged under two feet of water, narrowly escaping being swept away by the swift current at several creek crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grant
Southern Railway
Shitch
Oak Mountain
Atlanta
Rumored Cleveland Bishop Candidate Named Farrelly
In Rome on March 12 the consistorial congregation under Cardinal de Sal reportedly discussed appointing John Farrelly, then spiritual director of the American college, to be bishop of Cleveland Ohio. Verification of the rumor was not possible.
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John Farrelly
Rome
Consistorial
Cardinal de Sal
Cleveland
Ohio
American College anGre
Rain expected across southwest Texas and central valley
Today forecast shows continuation of threatening weather with rain sweeping the central valley and southern states. Forecasters cite an indecisive barometric low mood over southwest Texas as the cause, with latest reports outlining persistent rain yesterday across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Weather and floods dominate regional notes and oddball kite tale
A 24 hour weather report details heavy rain in Atlanta, a cold high pressure front from Virginia to the lakes, and data from Wyoming showing a 14 degree below zero low. The Chattooshee river rises with flood warnings issued downstream toward West Point as Atlantic conditions persist. An unrelated anecdote has a man attempting to fly a kite during March winds, joking with a friend about cyclones and promising future experiments.
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Montgomery
Howe
Meridian
Birmigeham
Tennessee
Mississippi
Virginia
Lakes
Lander
Wyoming
Atlanta
Chattahoochee
Weat Point
Adid
Gopher
von Herrmann
Kite
Mrs Henry McDonald Dies After Illness
Mrs Henry McDonald widow of the late Second Baptist minister dies after a week long illness from pneumonia. Born March 6, 1840 she was the eldest daughter of Hon Aaron Harding. She leaves three daughters, a son in Mexico City, two brothers and a granddaughter. Funeral at 3 p m today at 208 Forrest avenue then burial in Georgetown Kentucky.
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Henry McDonald
Second Baptist Church
Mra
McDonald
Aaron Harding
Kentucky
Congress
McDonald Pas
Jack
Robert Harding
Tanville Ky
Aaron McDonald
Mexico City
M M Welch
Forrest Avenue
Georgetown
Burlel
Gov Elect to Visit Waycross in Late March
Governor elect Joseph Mourgwo plans a second trip to Waycross Wayport Georgia in late March The visit follows a first appearance that drew muted reactions as Bir Brown leads the local campaign after Wingems Navy or governor in June The city shows limited enthusiasm for the forthcoming visit
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Waycross
Wayport
Maren
Joseph Mourgwo Wis
Waycrone
Bir Brown
Wingems Nauor
Wawin
Funeral of Ab Pound Set for Tomorrow
The death of Colonel Abel Fieming Pound at his home on 2 Crew Street occurred yesterday morning after a long illness. A widely known figure with strong family ties, Pound retired from fruit and produce work six months ago and had been bedridden since December. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm at the family residence conducted by Dr. J. W. Roberts and Dr. A. T. Spalding. interment will follow at Oakland cemetery with brothers T Pound of Birmingham and Lon Pound of Columbus leading the city West.
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Abel Fieming Pound
Crew Street
Colonel Pound
Broad Street
Mfe
Fred E Winburn
George R. Emundson
Grace Pound
Aona
Theodora Pound
Linton Pound
Winburn
Amundeon
Pound
J. W. Roberts
Methodist Church
A. T. Spalding
Second Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
T. Pound
Birmingham
Lon Pound
Columbus
Grading of Streets Hearing Postponed by Council
A crowd of property owners appeared before the Street committee seeking action to change grades on Luckie Street between Forsyth and Spring and on nearby cross streets. No cost estimate was provided, so the committee postponed action. They will reconvene with county officials to determine convict labor share. Perry notes special report on Perry Rifles annual inspection set for March 24 led by Maj. F. L. Palmer. Des Moines reports heavy Iowa snow with twelve hours of continuous snowfall and record levels, minimal movement disruption citywide.
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Noma
Luckie Streat
Forsyth
Spring
Board of County Commissioners
Iowa
Des Moines
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American National Bank
Alabama
Broad Streets
Wm. L. Peel
Robt. F. Maddox
Jas. P. Windsor
Thos. J. Peeples
Jas. F. Alexander
DeKalb
Maier
Candler
Chamber of Commerce
Trip
Chvan Estate
Council
Ponce DE Leon
Citizens
Preacher
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
J. Echwarts
Ivy
Ayan Ues
Fitzgerald
S&p
California
Mrs. Henry McDonald
Divine
Luckie Street
Perry, Gt
Perry Rifles
F. L Palmer
United States Army
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