Initial Rally Tonight Shapes Fulton County Campaign
supporters of HB F Childress gather for first county campaign rally at 8 pm in Federation of Trades hall. Speakers include Houston and other local figures with P H Moore presiding. Also forming H F Childress club on East Hunter Street to back Childress election. several candidates have paid assessments for primary expenses and ballots due noon March 25.
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Federation of Trades
C. ¢. Houston
Houston
P. H. Moore
BH. H. Thornton
C. T Ladson
J. E. Maddox
J. W Nelms
J. W. Bridwell
Charles A. Barrett
Jerome Jones
Houston Campaign Committee
Childress Club
EB. F. Childdress
H. F. Childress
East
Hunter Street
Childress
Fulton County
George W Payne
Clifford L. Anderson
John B. Goodwin
W. W. Thompson
Robert
Clark Howell
John M. Slaton
C. C. Houston
B. F. Childress
Edgar Latham
F. Merriam
Nym McCullough
Clfford L. Anderson
I. C. Clark
J R. Stamps
W. F. Stewart
John W. Nelms
Arnold Broyles
T. M. Armistead
Hmit
County Democratic Executive Committee
Ouster suits target Sheffield aldermen over freeholder status
In Sheffield Alabama last week legal actions were filed to remove Alderman Morris from the city council on the ground he was not a freeholder before his election. Similar suits were filed yesterday against Aldermen Sadler Cohen and Blount by Dr C T Morris. The four businessmen are linked to sidewalk ordinance enforcement and a railroad route dispute affecting Southern Railway shops. Public interest runs high as the cases unfold amid local tensions.
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Sheffield
Ala
Alderman Morris
C. T. Morris
Sadler, Cohen and Blount
Southern Railway
There is but One Argument Quality wit Tel
An advertising note extols Moet & Chandon and other champagne brands with claims of rising sales in 1901. It urges effective advertising and highlights a long experience by Geo S Lowman of Atlanta.
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Moet & Chandon
France
Geo
S. Lowman
Empire Bldg
Atlanta
Opposed to Public Hangings In Mississippi Protest Rising
Jackson March 19 Special A lusty protest spreads statewide against public hangings allowed by county supervisors as many executions loom. Citizens' committees confront supervisors to urge ending the gruesome spectacles and shielding the public from witnessing the death sentences.
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Jackson
Miss
Richly Cut Glass Wedding Gifts Highlighted
The store extols richly cut glass as a premier wedding gift, praising its craftsmanship and multiple facets. It notes the cut glass room holds many of the most handsome pieces chosen for brides and grooms.
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America
Council Set To Discuss Police Chief Powers Change
Councilman Key advocates making the police chief the factual head of the department with nominees by the chief and board elections. The council meets at 4 PM in an adjourned session, with minor business from Monday’s meeting and long pending ordinances by Alderman Longino slated for adoption.
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Counei
Key
Councilan Key
Aldermanic Board
Deserted Wife and Children Man Sent to Chaingang
J. F. Clower was sent to the city chaingang for thirty days for deserting his wife and five children. Recorder Broyles ordered arrest after destitute family conditions. wages due him were turned over to his wife.
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J. F. Clower
Chaingang
Recorder Broyles
Hecorder Broyles
Clower
Saving Two From Death With Dr King's New Discovery
Mrs W J Haviland of Armonk NY writes that her daughter almost died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King's New Discovery saved her life. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered, proving the medicine infallible for coughs and colds. Trial bottles are available with a 1 cent offer.
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W. J. Haviland
Armonk
Passing Throng At Aragon Highlights Education, Travel And Business Figures
A crowded scene at the Aragon features Edgar O. Silver of Silver Burdett & Co visiting Atlanta and touring southern schools with General Morgan. The piece notes Silver’s Brown and Shaw university ties and interest in southern education. Also tallies New Jersey travelers, New York and Boston business figures, and several registrations at the Kimball and Aragon hotels as they arrive for events and tours across the Southeast.
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Edgar O. Silver
New York
Great Textbook Publishing Corporation of Silver, Burdett & Co
Aragon
Silver
Brown University
Shaw University
North Carolina
South
Georgia
Thomas J. Morgan
Atlanta
Daldag
Tex
Deser t Shrine Parade and Tragic Whisky Death
Mystic Shriners of Atlanta and guests paraded in dress wear through the city with Zobo band, led by Professor Fred Powers, then held a banquet at the temple. Notable figures and out of town delegations attended as a ceremonial session occurred and plans for Charleston and San Francisco trips were announced. Separate report from Jackson Mississippi notes a 6-year-old boy died after drinking whisky at breakfast.
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Atlanta
Yaarab Temple
Sons of the Desert
Far East
Fred Powers
Temple
Mitchell
Forsyth
Joyner
Harry Fisher
Newnan
Jack Wilson
Jefe Dunnody
George Washington
Ed McCandress
John C. Joiner
Ernest A. Cutts
Alice
Georgia
John J. Seay
Rome
Fieya County
Astoria
Panaller
Mecca
Charleston
San Francisco
Imperial Council
Jackson
Miss
Marion County
John Helman
Coffee Poison or Postum Truth: An 1910 Food Ad
A persuasive modern health ad argues coffee harms many, urging readers to try Postum Food Coffee instead. It claims coffee poisons the nervous system, recommends a ten day to month coffee-free test, and advises using Postum as a nourishing beverage made according to directions. It stresses easy preparation and grocery availability.
Reward for terrorizers in Pickens county terror reports
Governor Candler offered rewards totaling 3500 for the capture and conviction of the gang accused of terrorizing negroes in Pickens county. The push follows dynamite attacks on negro cabins and the burning of a negro church and schoolhouse last November. Sheriff Harriett of Jones county recently received a $150 reward for capturing Bill Burney, wanted for murder in Liberty county.
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Candler
Pickens County
George F. Gober
Sam Tate
Ufe
Gober
Tate
W. M Harriett
Jones County
North Carolina
Harriett
Bill Burney
Newborne
Burney
Liberty County
R A Curtis
Hinesville
Liberty Superior Court
Splendid Programme for Schumann Heink in Atlanta
Mme. Schumann-Heink brings a grand recital to the Grand on Saturday night the 29th offering Arias and songs from Rienzi Wagner Schubert Brahms and others plus a prison scene from Meyber The Prophet Her Atlanta appearance follows her Ortrud with Grau's company and is billed as a major season closer for the Concert and Festival Association with a selection reflecting her artistry and temperament.
Confederates plan Grenada memorial park drive
The Barksdale camp of Confederate veterans, famed for opposing a soldiers home in Mississippi, now seeks funds to establish a Confederate memorial park at Grenada. In Eufaula, Alabama, the municipal primary produced a close race with A Ballowe defeating incumbent G H Dent for mayor by 48 votes, A Couric renominated for clerk, and J N M Bradley for marshal amid high voter enthusiasm.
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Jackson, Miss
Barksdale
Mississppi
Grenada
Eufaula
Ale
A. Ballowe
G. H Dent
A. A. Couric
J. NM. Bradley
Criminal Court Upheld by Judge Lumpkin in Habeas Case
Judge J H Lumpkin ruled the Atlanta criminal court constitutional in habeas corpus proceedings over Monroe Wellborn. The decision accepts five jurors per trial and deeming the court independent, it will be appealed to the state Supreme Court. The case could affect numerous misdemeanor convictions and chain gang terms.
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Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Atlanta
J. H. Lumpkin
Superior Court
Lumpkin
Criminal Court
Alexander W. Stephens
Wellborn
Stephens
Eugene R. Black
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
Solicitor Black
State of Georgia
Fulton County
A. E. Calhoun
Fowler
H. M. Reid
Reid
Louise Fowler
Cornelius Fowler
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Moraage
R. S. Johnson
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Johnson
Jones Avenue
Messrs. Horton
Simmons & Pettigrew
Jim Smith
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Smith
Promptness in Paine s Celery Compound Restores Health
The ad urges springtime promptness in using Paine s Celery Compound to strengthen nerves purify blood and regulate digestion. It claims the medicine builds vitality and permanent health and warns against imitations advising buyers to demand PAINE S on every wrapper and bottle.
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Paine
Paine’s
One Negro Registered in Alabama Voter Roundup
Spanish-American Veterans Granted Life Certificates as Tallapoosa county registrars close first Alexander City round. 462 white voters receive life certificates, only one colored voter, a Spanish-American War veteran, is registered amid opposition by some blacks. Local attorneys may pursue court action to compel further registration.
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Alexander City
Ala
Tallapoosa County
Weather turns warmer with frost across the South
Frost visited South Carolina, southern Georgia and parts of Florida Tuesday night as Atlantic temperatures fell and then moderated. A high central barometer moved from Cincinnati toward the coast while heavy frost hit the region, with lighter frost as far south as Tampa. A rising Mississippi valley temperature and possible rain Thursday accompany decreasing winds. In Trenton, the United States Cotton Duck Company cuts authorized capital from 59 million to 30 million dollars, signed by T. L. Park and secretary David H. Carroll.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Alabama
Tampa
Mississippi Valley
Trenton
N. J
United States Cotton Duck Company Today
T. L. Park
David H. Carroll
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George E. Fell
Lrenton
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Pennington
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Ralph J. Starks
Howard Starks
Troy
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Middletown
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Gardner Beals
Boston
The
W. B. Lipsey
Montgomery
T. ©. Tabor
James P. Gairdner
Ww. O. Jones
Elberton
Kimball
Mystic Shriners
A. P. Massy
Boston and Maine Railroad
J. N. King
Milwaukee
George B. Stadden
Springfield
Ill
Charles A. Kline
Washington, D. C
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Norwood
R. A. Wilson
Toronto
Canada
Utlanta
ST L.gapr MeGichinre Puen
Governor Candler
Schumann-Heink
Paine's
Prince Henry
Piedmont Grocery Company
Whitehall Street
Talghna
Hirsch Bros
Foot
Whitehall St
Jd. A, Banister’s Fine Shoes
Travelers Insurance Company
J. L Riley & CO
Empire Building
Ae Ooo RT
Deroy
B. Bravator Thert Howell
Jr Dorsey
Dance
Ae E Bowell
Law Bong Ies Pryar
Epd Henter Etrest
Aurora
Sven A Washid Cton
Macon
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
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Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Whitehall Street Clothiers
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Union Depot
Elseman Bros
Washington, D.C
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore, Md
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