Dynamiters Target Abe Shurman Store in Explosive Rivalry
Two white youths, Kenel Baleman and Morris Nisenbaum, were jailed on suspicion of blowing up Abraham Shurman’s store amid a cut price rivalry with the Nisenbaum brothers. The blast occurred March 19 after months of fierce pricing and accusations of poaching customers. Police say witnesses and warrants support charges of malicious mischief and possibly assault with intent to murder. a $200 reward was offered by the governor. The Nisenbaum brothers posted bond and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Ceb Kenel Baleman
Morrla Nisenbaum
Newport Sandford
Rob Seals
Blore
Abraham Shurman
Nisenbaum Brothers
Nisenbaum Bathers
Richmond Street
Frumey Street
Asou
Nisen Daum Brokers
Thott
Tie
Ralung
Wade
Witicas
Pein
Alent
Olumon Wisenbaun
Stoean
Ricamoth
Tet
Morris
Atlerk
Shurmana
Shurman
Shurmang
Nisenbaums
Nisin
Cornell to Meet Georgia Tomorrow at Brisbine Park
Georgia and Cornell baseball teams clash at Brisbine Park in a high stakes test of strength. Georgia's star Threat Moore and shortstop Jack McBride headline a powerful lineup while Cornell, coached by Hughey Jennings, seeks to prove its mettle against a seasoned Bulldogs squad. The 2 p.m. game follows a Mercer match in Macon as both sides aim for a defining regional showdown.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Cornell University
Brivbine Park
Athena
Cornell
Georgia
University of Pennsania
Gloss
Athens
Moore
Hattery
Threat Moore
Thera
Jack McBride
Jack
Han
L Mears
Richardson
South Paw
Wlate
Stanly
South
University of Norch CéTultna
DuBose
Beusse Bott
Jones
Flourney Flournoy
Aelder
Hughey Jennings
Jennings
Macon
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Brisbine Park
Sven P
Soul
Trinity Makes Costly Errors In Seventh Inning Defeat
Durham report says Trinity college costly seventh inning errors and Nevins pitching doomed Trinity 5 by 7 with Lafayette. Batteries Trinity Ferson and Smith Lafayette Nevins and unnamed teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Carolina Calleges Goep
Lafayette
Raleigh
News and Observer
Durham
Nevins
Laffayette
Trinity Ferson
Smith Lafayette
Virginia Defeats Lehigh in Third Straight Win
Charlottesville March 3 Virginia baseball team won its third game of the season by defeating Lehigh. The contest was slow with pitching by Pinnerian and White. Georgetown overwhelmed Yale 20 to 9, with Georgetown's Bach striking out thirteen Yale batters.
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Virginia
Lehigh
Charlottesville
Universtty of Virginia
Georgetown
Yale
Washington
Bach
Wae
Cransne
Sullivan
Hirsch
Gibson
Dental Graduates Awarded Diplomas at Atlanta College
Forty five students received diplomas at the Atlanta Dental College graduation exercises held last night in the auditorium. Georgia Brys of Georgia was valedictorian and also earned first honor while F F Merriweather of Georgia won second honor. The ceremony featured musical selections, prizes for outstanding papers, and addresses by Professor J A Chapple and Professor William Crenshaw.
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Atlanta Dental Colone
College Park
Worms
Rammond
Duchene
Nile
William
Rengawn
S W Bane
Alasama
Ja Chapple
Merriweather
Alabama
Campbell
Georgia
Hall
Texas
Passmore
Yancey
Florida
Rey Dr Chapman
Offenbach
William Crenshaw
Herbert
Hammond Flower
Hammond
de Stefano
Sousa
Sam Lane
J A Chapple
Baptists Leave Atlanta for Savannah Convention
A large Baptist party departed by Central Railroad to attend a four day Georgia state convention in Savannah. Ministers and laymen from Atlanta and nearby towns join Baptists from across the state. The convention is expected to draw a larger attendance than in years past. Dr Hope, supervisor of the county almshouse, shows signs of improvement after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
Sevanna
Georgia State Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Savannah
Hope
BR. J. Hope
Police Election Keeps Wages Steady This Morning
Chief Manly and Captains re-elected by AIT, election results confirm no wage cuts this morning. police leadership remains intact as officers vote on governance.
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Manly
AIT
Police Board Backpedals On Pay Cut In City Force
Police board rescheduled its move to cut patrol salaries after inspecting new applicants. A large turnout of candidates was examined, with several expected promotions within the department. The 10 o'clock meeting aimed to elect the entire force from chief to patrolman, with two sergeants likely to be removed and several detectives shifted to patrol duties.
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Police Board
Conualsyinner Johnson
Englis Missioner
Brethirton
Jones
Kendrick
Woodward
Seaction
Patterson
Pew
Bower
Kendrieke
Senes
Iken
Board of Commissioners
Manly
John Joiner
Henry Jennings
John A Thompson
Bradley Slaughter
Captain Slaughter
Bedford
Force Af
Grip Cure Trial Offer Draws Attention
A notice promises free bottle trials at any drug store as part of a grip cure campaign. The ad says the remedy is a modern tonic and offers a dollar value to lure customers to try the treatment.
Central railroad amendment eyed for Covington to Porterdale
The Central railroad of Georgia secured an amendment to its charter from the Secretary of State Cook allowing an extension from Covington to Porterdale and a branch toward Corbustan. Construction is expected soon, enhancing regional commerce despite Newton County’s removal from the path. The article also notes militia expansion efforts in Thomson, Georgia, with a proposed company led by JD Watson seeking state militia admission and likely integration into the Sixth Georgia Infantry.
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the Central Railroad of Georgia
Covington
Dewson County
Corbustan
the Central
Secretary of State
Cook
Newton
Central Railroad of Georgia
Adjutant General
Thomson Ga
Viat
Thomson
Augusta
Ty JD Watson
Tom Watson
Comany
Candler
Sixth
Georgia Infantry
Byrd
Britsh Snelem Marine Insane
Fonden
Sia
Georgia
Sun Tife Insurance Mipany
Canada
Wright
Mpanes
Janiens
Fimanuel
J J Sutta
Queston
Fmanuel County
Delegates Leave Tonight for Macon Elks Circus
Members of Atlanta Lodge 7 BPO Elks depart tonight to attend the Elks circus in Macon. Seven delegates will travel as a group and stay through Sunday afternoon to assist the Macon lodge with entertainment. Delegates include J Swyall Amit, W Dorsey, Henry Kuhrt, Julius Brown, C L Smith, WH Hambling, G F Young, and Malvern HM.
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Atlanta
Lodge of Elke
Macon
BPO Elks
Elks Circus
J Swyall Amit
W. Dorsey
Henry Kuhrt
Julius Brown
C. L. Smith
WH Hambling
G. F. ‘Young
Meltidey and
Malvern
Trunk and Pen Deals Placed Amid Diversions
An assortment of items from HQOTE'S TRUNK FACTORY at 47 E Slabament offers pocket book and trunk sales with repairs. John St Miller Co advertises Isseca pens at discounts, with samples and a warranty on stock quality. Also advertised are riverine spas and universal open-year treatments, plus a transit line listing No 6 Kimball House.
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Ross
John St Miller Co
Marietta Street
Suwanee Springs
Florida
Thirty One to Get Diplomas at Dental College Graduation
The Dental Department College of Physicians and Surgeons will graduate at Grand Tonight in a ceremony featuring diplomas, honours, and a programme of addresses. Notables include Dr Shupperd, Dr Williams, and several guests as the audience celebrates the class graduating under the Companions of the Grand Porous Pedestrn.
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Grand
Coltere
Bette Val
Mr Foult
Onfern & Diprets
J Ham
Excursion rates to Savannah for convention travel
Central of Georgia Railway offers reduced fare for round trip travel from Atlanta to Savannah during March 29 to April 3 to support the firers convention and Woman’s Missionary event. The Cantral Trailway provides one third fare for the trip, with daily through trains and limited car arrangements. Check City Ticket Office at Nu St Wall Street Kimball House for details and tickets.
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Savannae
Central
Nu St
Wall Street
Kimball House
Robinson
Allania
Travel Fare From Atlanta to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Rate to San Francisco and Los Angeles from Atlanta is 46.35 dollars. Address shows W. R. Fagan as Traveling Passenger Agent at Kimball House in Atlanta Georgia.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
W. R. Fagan
Kimball House
Atlanta, Ga
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