Bankrupt grocer Isenberg files voluntary petition in Atlanta
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed with Deputy Clerk Beers of the federal court by 4M. Isenberg, a grocer of Atlanta. The schedule lists liabilities of 1081.95 and assets of 0. The notice also mentions church services at Central Congregational and a sermon by Dr. George Hanscom, with a grand jury adjournment and various police notes following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers
Federal Court
Isenberg
Atlanta
Central Congregational
Filia Street
Carnegie Way
Carnegie Lbrary
George Hanscom
P. m
Christian Endeavor
He Got His Half From Norman Mack’s National Monthly
A feisty scam tale features Rastus Johnston attempting to collect a twenty dollar debt from lawyer Mr Sawyer. Johnston encounters taunts and a partial payout, but returns claiming progress while Sawyer defends his business. The anecdote captures harsh street humor and petty bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Mack
Rastus Johnston
Sawyer
Rastua
Tar
Jones
Rastux
Ashe
Your watch may be injured beyond repair by neglectful service
A terse reminder warns that a watch risks damage if not cleaned and oiled every two years, emphasizing regular maintenance to preserve function and longevity.
Lively meeting for new chamber in Me Club
A crowded chamber of commerce meeting in the My & M. Club discussed canvassing the city to complete 190000 of preferred stock by next Thursday night. Twenty committees were named from 200 leading citizens to report progress, aiming to reach the 50000 milestone by Monday. The stock is praised as a 6 percent investment with building taxes paid by the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
My & M. Club
Train schedule notice for South Georgian line to South Georgia
Every Night at 10 15 the South Georgian of the A B and A leaves for all points in South Georgia Sleeper cars bound for Thomasville and Waycross open for occupancy at Union Stations starting 9 00 p m The best route Try it
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South Georgia
Thomasville
Waycross
Union Stations
Runaway Erie Freight Plows Into Cleveland Factory
One man is dead and twenty injured when an Erie freight train with 170 loaded cars collided with the Ferry Nut and Set Screw Company factory in Cleveland. The engine’s weight caused cars to break free and the rest plowed into a siding car, crashing it through the factory wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Erie
Ferry Nut and Set Screw Company
Woman Dies by Gas In Cleveland Thought She Was Ugly
Emily Dean Johnson, 62, of Cleveland, Ohio, committed suicide today by inhaling gas amid hallucinations that she was ugly and unwelcome to look upon. She had not had a photograph taken for 32 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Emily Dean Johnson
Agitator Killed in Aviation Accident at Tel Tow
Witte, who played a leading role in the Sohannisthal aviation meeting, was killed when his Wright biplane crashed near Tel Tow. Official reports cite a gust of wind overturning the aircraft as the cause, with the death occurring instantly. The fragmentary text references a separate legal argument about a North Carolina case and a lawyer's plea, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weriin
Sterr Witte
Sohannisthal
Tel Tow
Georgia backs Underwood in Troup county vote drive
Dispatch from LaGrange reports Troup county solid for Underwood with a three to one margin. Hutchens denounces personal attacks on Democratic leaders and urges unity, while Clutchens predicts a solid Georgia delegation for Underwood. Alabama is urged to stand with Georgia in the Southern campaign.
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Troup County
Underwood
R .Hutchens
A. T. Dallaa
LaGrange
Dallas
Hutchens
State Committee
Wilson
Alabama
Clutchens
Old Georgia
Tigher
Minderwood
Georgia
South
Oscar W. Underwood
National House
Dixie
Sea of the South
Mortuary notices of deaths across Nashville and area
A list of death notices and funeral plans for residents including Mrs. J C Quinn in Nashville aged 43, Ray Thompson a two year old, Zackius Norrell aged 3, Dorothy Templeton aged 1 month, Mrs Fred Haupert formerly of Atlanta, George W Findley aged 65, Ruby Pittman aged 14 months, Hon J J Hudgina aged 68, Charles Davidson of Greensboro, and James A DeFoor with details on burial arrangements, locations, and surviving relatives.
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Pat
J. C. Quinn
Nashville
Quinn
Ray Thompson
Ray
W. §. Thompson
Rhodes Street
Greenberg & Bond
Zackius Norrell
Zackius
I. Norrell
Bloomfield- Burkett
Resaca
Fred Haupert
H're@ Haupert
Atlanta
Crevelana
Ohio
Barclay & Brandon Chapel
Weat View
MC. Hall
Georgia Whalley
Andrew S. Watters
W. D. Watters
L. S. Watters
S. T. Foeder
Ruby Pittman
Ruby W. Pittman
R. FE. Pittman
Pooley
Underwood Advocate Howard Receives Beck Letter
Atlanta businessman J Frank Beck praises Oscar W Underwood in a letter to Hon Willan Schley Howard a Georgia congressman. Howard answers praising Underwood and notes the Souths potential support while acknowledging duty to Georgia district concerns.
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J. Frank Heck
Atlanta
Willan Schley Howard
National Congress
Beck
Underwood
Congresuman Howard
Howard
J. Frank Beck
Empire Building
Mr. Beck
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Barber Asphalt Contracts All Go To West Company
A Marietta Street paving meeting reveals Samuel H Venable alleging Barber Asphalt controls Bermudez and Trinidad deposits and that bids specifying the asphalt type would funnel contracts to West Construction Company of Chattanooga. Officials discuss alternatives, with Carl Craig and Key defending Barber, and a move to ask property owners to remove specific asphalt types from bids.
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Barber Asphalt
West Company
New Council
Samuel H. Venable
Barber Asphalt Company
West Construction Company
Chattanooga
Barber
West Companies
Nature Asphalt
Bermudez
Trinidad
Venabte
Marietta Street
Charles Hall
Barber People
James I. Key
Barber Company
BR. T. Craig
Standard Oil Company
Harry White
Texas Asphalt
Attorney Key
Texas
Standard
Venable
Y. K. Glenn
Streat Car Company
Peremptory recall sparks mixed editorials on Hillsville tragedy
Washington dispatch summarises how Virginia’s Hillsville court recall sparked diverse editorials from The New York Sun Herald Times Tribune New York Times and others. Opinions range from praise of mob action to calls for restraint and a warning that lynching and mob law threaten the judiciary and the nation.
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Sue Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Carrall County
Virginia
New York Sun
Herald, Times and Tribune
Hillsville
Carroll County Court House
Floyd Allen
New York Times
Thornton Massee
Commonwealth
Foster
Webb
Hillaville
New York Tribune
New York Herald
Washington Post
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Beard Joke
A Boston Traveler snippet has an Irishman and a Jew debating great men from their communities. Each pulls a whisker or beard in turn, citing figures from Emmet to Moses and Abraham. The Irishman seizes the Jew’s beard and shouts a punchline about the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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Boston
Pat
Robert Emmet
Moses
Dan O'Connell
Abraham
Ikey
Patrick Henry
Hiberniana
Dalba Repents Attack on King in Rome Plot Details
Rome reports Dalba, a self described individualist anarchist, repented after claiming a vision ordered him to kill King Victor Emmanuel. Authorities say evidence hints at a preexisting plot involving anarchists and foreign elements. Telegrams hail the king’s escape as officials deny Dalba’s accomplices.
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Rome
Pollice
Dalba
Victor Emmanuel
Berne
Gieltt
Marquia di San Giuliano
Geneva
Glelitt
Capudine Headache Remedy Ad Publicized
An old advertisement promotes Capudine as a quick remedy for headaches caused by cold flu and stomach troubles. It claims Capudine relieves feverishness aches and nervousness and restores normal conditions. The liquid medicine is sold at 46c 25c and 50c in drug stores.
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American National Bank
City News
United States Grand Jury
J. K. Ottley
District Court
Judge Broyles
J. A. Wilson
McComb
Miss
Tor Hoy Kiros
Knoxville
Hood
Kirby
Frank Canes
Tennessee Citg
Carden
General Council
Park Board
J. M. Wusthof
Musicians’ Union
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Maier .& Berkele, Inc
Moore
I. E. Allen
G. W. Hanson
J. T. Holieman
F. C. Foster
M. M. Davies
W. H. Leahy
R. L. Foreman
F. M. Inman
J. F. A. Hobson
B. Walter Ballar Krieegshaber
E. E. Dallin
Smith
John
J. L.r Baldwin
J. Haden
B. Turman
A. J. Orme
EB. H. Goodhart
W. F. Parkhurst
Li. RH
M. Walker
Hal F. Hentz
Fred Houser
Holmes Frederick
R. KR. McDowell
J. M. van Harlingen
J. D. Word
Rom Norman
National Monthly
Mano North Caroling
Hte
Quinn Farnman
Dorothy Templeton
Dorothy
Warley T. Templeton
Killian Street
Quincy
George W. Findley
Old Soldiers' Home
Poole's Chapel
Macon
J.J Hudgins, Griffin
Kent Ainne Ssenal
Charles Davidson
Greenaboro
Barclay & Brandon
Woodalde
T. C. Davidson
C. C. Davidson
Ashburn
Hal Davidson
John Boswell
James A. DeFoor
Walker Street
Oakland
I N. Hagsdaole
R. F. Thompson
J. & Sewell
Ben Nevwmen
John J. Fain
W. P. Anderson
B. P. Thompson
Patna
America
Maine
Empire
Tbis
Southland
United States
Samuel Venable
Hilleville
Blue Ridge Mountains
Royal
Committee Union
Constantnople
Berlin
Erobansy
Italy
Maren
Delba
Tripoli
Victor Jominanne
Helena
Hicks’ Capudine
Whitehall SF
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