Old Veteran Ends Life With Poison
A 210 Wind sor Street home held a scene of tragedy as Willan L. Bryan, an aged Confederate veteran and jeweler, lay dead from cyanide poison. His daughter described his despondency and threats, while police reported his past battlefield service and a bottle of poison found beside the body. His wife and daughter were left in shock as investigators began the inquiry.
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Remathes
Windsor Street
Willan L. Bryan
Papa
Miss Clain
Ryan
Fle Cane
boSier Wilewier
Cree Erle
Old Court
Wren -R
RO Garton
Grammar School Umpires Yell Play Ball Today
1913 amateur baseball season opens with North and South Side school leagues meeting at College Co-Op. Oakland City joins North Side. Edgewood vies to enter as an eight-team league. Schedule covers opening today through May 14 with four umpires needed. Various meetings and league notes follow including Baraca and Sunday School groups.
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Hal Heynolds
College Co-Op
Peachtree Street
Oakland City
North Side
State
Edgewood
Ivey
Shelley Ivey
Luckie Tenth
Forrest Avenue
Vo Key Boulevard
Southern tennis title at New Orleans this year
New York reports dates for the 1914 lawn tennis season adopted by the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. The schedule opens April 4 in Southern California with a series of east midwest and regional championships set through August, including the National championships at Newport Rhode Island. Indoor events are listed for February and March.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
California
East
Chevy Chase Club
Maryland
Vitaten
Tuxedo
Middle West
University of Miinon
Urbana
Philadelphia
South Orleans
New England
Hartford Golf Club
Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
South Orange
Lake Forest
Taon
Newport Tennis Lab
Rhode Island
Dave Callahan
David
New Orleans
Bor
Locust Grove triumphs in opener over Atlanta School of Medicine
Locust Grove defeats Atlanta School of Medicine 8 to 1 in the season opener in Montgomery Alabama. Games across the region include Washington University over Yale in eleven innings and Virginia defeating Holy Cross in Charlottesville. Alabama and Auburn clash in Montgomery with Montomery taking an eleven inning victory. Gordon beats the Atlanta School of Physicians and Surgeons 9 to 1 in Barnesville as well.
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A. S. Mlo
Locust Grove
Atlanta School of Medicine
A. S
Lecuat Grove
Washington
Pennsylvania
Yale
Charlottesville
Holy Cross
University of Virginia
Washington, Princston
Georgetown
Montgomery
Auburn
Ala
Montes
Aubnurn
Irm Montgomery
Gaston
Cribbens
Adams
Smith
Mont- Zompery
Tarleton
Flwert
Louisell
Driver
Gordon
Barnesville
Atlanta School of Physicians and Surgeons
Maxey
Americans Dropped by Mexican Bullets in Arizona Fight
In Maco Arizona March 2 4 a mounted police member L Bushnell was killed while handling a Howitzer for state troops. Robert Chariot of New York City was fatally wounded while observing from a building roof. Bablo Soto a Arizona merchant was killed by a stray bullet and another American Foster was slightly wounded. Golf at Pinehurst involves the United North and South Amateur Championship with Miss Tillian Hyde facing Mrs J Raymond Price and Myra Heimer meeting Mrs J W Hurd as the rounds reach the semi finals.
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Maco
Ariz
L. Bushnell
Mounted Police
Robert Chariot
New York City
Bablo Soto
Arizona
Foster
Pinehurst
N. C
Tillian Hyde
J. Raymond Price
Myra Bradwell Helmer
Midlothian
Chicago
J. W. Hurd
Dorothy Campbell
Littan Hyde
South Short Field
C.F. Asbelackeer
Hackensack
J. R. Price
Oakmont
L. £. Beall
Uniontown
Misa Myra BH. Heimer
Mise Frances Scott
Hamilton
J. V. Wura
Amilton
Mies Louise Bluins
Gakmont
Get Rid of That Tired Feeling
Old medical column advises spring cleansing with a homemade blood purifying tonic. Mix one half pint alcohol and one ounce hardene with sugar in hot water to make a quart, take a tablespoon before meals to cleanse impurities, reduce pimples and pallor, and restore appetite and energy. The remedy is presented as a strong, traditional body regulator for fatigue.
Testimonials Received by Southern Railway on Inauguration Service
Compliments flowed to Southern Railway for the handling of passenger traffic during the presidential inauguration period. Officials said the smooth flow and courteous service reflected well on the railway system and its staff.
Thanking Southern Railway for courteous service to Washington
University School Montgomery Alabama expresses gratitude through its principal J. M. Starke for the efficient travel on the Southern Railway. The school head notes the comfort of the party in Washington and praises the railway representative at Union Station last Friday morning.
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The
Southern Railway
Washington
Union Station
J. M. Starke
Praise for Southern Railway from Macon News leader
Macon News praises the Southern Railway for its superb service and unsolicited courtesies during a Washington trip. Letter from R. R. McKinney, President and General Manager, extols the railway’s attentions beyond contract terms.
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Washington
Southern Railway
McKenney
Megr
Macon News
Train trip satisfaction letter to Winthrop College officials
A letter from D. B. Johnson, president, praising the accommodations and service of a train trip to and from Winthrop Normal and Industrial College Rock Hill. HeCommends the thoughtful care of the officials and notes the trip went smoothly both ways.
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Winthrop Normal & Industrial College
Rock Hill, 8. C
D. B. Johnson
Boy Scout Party from Rome Ga Praises Southern Railway Service
A Rome Georgia Boy Scout party expresses appreciation for travel by the Southern Railway Company. They report no accidents, no delays, and no misunderstandings of orders during the trip both going and returning.
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Boy Scout Party
Rome, Ga
Southern Railway Company
Editorial on Our Party's Attention and Care
A reflective editorial praising the longstanding precedence and attentive care afforded to our party, noting sustained support on all occasions and at every gathering. It asserts consistent recognition and priority in proceedings and public regard.
Journal Boys’ Washington Trip Praised by Atlanta Journal
J R Gray, president of the Atlanta Journal, extends personal thanks to Southern Railway officials and staff for their courtesy and consideration during the trip for the Journal Boys to Washington. He notes officials at all levels showed interest in the success and happiness of the young guests. Consult agents for rail travel north east south or west at City Passenger and Ticket Office No. 1 Peachtree St.
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The
Southern Railway
Journal Boys
Washington
C. J. R. Gray
Atlanta Journal
City Passenger and Ticket Office
Peachtree ST
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Adair Vw
South Pryor
Grant Park
Delyek
Manufacturers’ League
Ney
Pittsburg
Tires
Ftairway
Freteht Heal & Yandhiesinger
Texas Company
Western Union Operating Room
Atkinson
LaFayette
Penn
Hammer
Weohl-Henius Institute of Fermentology
Milwaukee
Schlitz
Bell Phone
Sig. Samuels & Co
West Mitchell St
Atlanta, Ga
Prrhiye
Francks E. Price
Star Photograme
Keanoke College
Salen
Randolph Maca
Durham
Providence, Internional Ieague Trinity College
Newton
Lenoir College
Catawba College
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Winston Salem
Winstear Salen
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Snell
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Williams
Locke
Boyleston
Perry
Adar
Umpire
Newell
Reviere
W. Summers
Bankston
Byrd
Morris and
Parham
Morris
Atlanta Optical Co
W.G. Polk
H.C. Montgomery
Naco
McClellan
N. Pryor Street
Ivy
United States Depository
Postal Savings
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co
Atlanta
Savings Bank
Alabama
University School
Montgomery, Ala
Macon News Party
Editorial
Rome
Atlanta Journal Party
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