Baby Mystery Cleared. Baby Found After Surrender
Jay McMahon, uncle of the infant, turned himself in after the baby was found by Detective Ozburn and Patrolman Arrowood near Cobb county, at G. H. Maloney's home. The child, left on a doorstep, was to be taken to a relative in Greenville, as Maloney and others described a relieved mother and an uneasy city reaction.
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Ozburn
Arrowood
Cobb County
G. H. Maloney
Jay McMahon
Mattis Williams
Farmer Maloney
Constitution
McMahon
McMchon
Warmer Maloney
Gund Nim
Maloney
Hhs
Atlanta
Greenville
S. C
Ball
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills advertised for skin eruptions
Eruptions dry or moist, scaly tetter, and other skin eruptions are blamed on humors from defective digestion. The remedy urged is Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills to “thoroughly defuse the blood” and build up the system. Testimonials offered on request from L Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
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Hood
L Hood CO
Lowell
Mase
New Rule Book for Policemen Committee Named
A police board committee of four led by George E. Johnson will revise the rule book. It plans to compact rules, elect officers for day evening and morning watches, limit changes to providential cases, and curb reporters access by officers. Daily reports will be required. captains and the chief may guide publication.
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Police Board
George E. Johnson
Nunnanly
Morriss Brandon
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
From Athens to Jefferson Railroad Progress Report
Athens Ga March 15 Special reports the community has raised twenty thousand dollars to construct the Athens to Jefferson railroad. George J Baldwin will be notified of the funds and the road is expected to start within days and be completed and in operation within twelve months. The Jefferson to Gainesville gauge will be broadened, with a possible extension to Dahlonega.
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Athens
Jefferson
George J. Baldwin
Orkom
Gainesviln
Dahlonega
Child Abduction Suspected After Rivering Incident
Report states a man took a baby to the river with a woman returning to the city without the child. Sha was identified and taken to native bar racks. A search failed to locate the man. Foul play suspected and authorities expect to notify the girl's father in Greenville while holding McMahon and his sister.
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Sha
Chief Ball
Hold McMahon
Greenville
Freight Rates Aired In Court In Cotton Mills Case
A hearing before Judge Judson C. Clements of the Interstate Commerce Commission examined freight rates for southern mills versus northern and New England mills. The Covington textile firm alleges southern rates favor southern mills and harm northern competition. Southern officials testified rates to the west are equitable, while the case, involving Creanwarter and Lanette bleachries, continues with questions about tonnage statistics and source data.
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North
New England
Worthern
North End
Judson C. Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Mills
Reliance Textile and Dye Works
C. Covington
Southern Railway
Creanwarter Bleachery
Augusta
Lanetta Bleachery Land Dye Works
Ofanette
Ala
West Point
Coyington Mills
Southern mills face north rivals in freight rate debate
At Atlanta hearings, witnesses discuss freight rates and alleged competition between southern Georgia Alabama cotton mills and New England producers. Officials argue rates to the western market are just, while counsel demand precise data on outputs and direct competition.
Gress Company Changes Hands In Major Georgia Sale
The G. V. Gress Company of Milltown in Berrien County has been sold to the Barney & Smith Car Company of Dayton for about 300000. The deal includes a large modern sawmill, timber reserves, and the Milltown Air Line railway, with hearings noting current rates as fair. Prominent railroad officials attended the hearing.
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Tifton
G. ¥ V. Gress Company
Milltown
Berrien County
Barney & Smith Car Company
Dayton
G. V. Gress Company
G. V. Gress
Wilcox County
C. B. Compton
Lewisville
Keghville
G. ¥. Biles
The
Queen and Crescent
G. R. Knox
Nashvile
Chattanooga
St. Touis
A. G. Jackson
Georgia, Railroad
A. Pope
Seaboard Air Line
The Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty
A Buffalo physician praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for absorbing intestinal gases cleansing the mouth and throat and improving complexion and breath. The lozenges cost twenty five cents a box and are sold at drug stores.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Identified Charlotte Woman Lillian Erwin Found Dead
Coroner's jury at an inquest linked the Maine hotel suicide victim to Lillian Erwin of Charlotte North Carolina. Identification came from Mrs. Vaughn and corroborating witnesses including Mr. Brooks and the Piedmont hotel staff. The body bore a laundry mark L E and a scar on the lower lip, with the husband registered as A L Johnson. The coroner's report suggests suicide by chloroform, though further steps await family input from Charlotte.
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Maine Hotel
Lillian Erwin
Charlotte
N. C
Shirley V. Brooks
Peachtree Street
Merk
L E
M. D. Vaughn
Marictt Street
Barcllag & Brandon
J. W. Hurt
Georgia Schafer
Misa Smith
Conyers, Ge
Conyers
Atlante
Barclay & Brandon
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Child
uyFe
Clem
Enta
Interstate Commisson
BH. P. Wilson
J. J. Hooker
Cincinnati
Covington Company
T. C. Powell
Powell
Mr. Powell
Mr. Wilson
Cincinnnati
Varloug
Mila
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Bottie
Wynburn
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Alabama
Covington Silts
Wymburn
Clements
Southern
Wynburn Launhed
Vrands
Claude Northrop
Thomas H. Barrett
Clearwater Breathery and Dye Works
J. McNamard
Lanette
Afr Smith
Gress Company
Ohio Car Company
Ste
Stetson
Law Bros. Co
Whitehall
Decatur
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