Smith Replies to Attack on Brown Club
Smith the campaign manager for Joseph M. Brown denounces the Fulton county city directory scrutiny as a political trap. He questions the notary affidavit used by Hoke Smith club allies and asserts 5,000 union men in Fulton County will back Brown, labeling the directory a misleading tool and backing his boss’s alleged voter strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Smith
Josep M. Frown
M. Brewnr
Fulton Qoumy Hoke Sith
Appewa
Siuttn Heyn
Hoke Smith Club
Hulton
Brown Club
Uc Ilael
Brown Glan Con
Atlanta
Allanta
Attawa
Union Lebor
Hints
Sreith Club
Hill
Fulton County
Georgia
A 8
Mood
Hood
Trond
Alount
Htlus
A. S HU
Mr. Hill
Blount
Sendth
Brown
Pleunt
Union
Smith
Swamer
Fey
Mount
Esrow Zea
Hokesmith Club
Joe Brown
J.H. Staith
Elvan
Wrona
Avant
Hill ‘Bald
Ehumeléesty
Taugster
Ye Moke Smith Club
Publite
Union Lapor
Bokesmith Club
Mr. Hi
Maager Smith
Fulton Joe Brown
Thrist
Wut
Minith
Bin
Peteer Street
Breen
Directos
Lngnager
Teery Kaame -C
M. Arthur Ardery
Atlanta Federation
Jerama Jone
the Journal of Labor
Z. J. Hobby
Atlanta ‘Topographical Hion
Charles W. Bernhamt
Alahta Federation
William Stacey
Patrick Murray
Agdenia
Je. Thomas’ Sealer
WP. Harding
Atlanta ‘Cypographical Union
SM. Botley
T. H. S. Alter
J. E. Grigga
Mike" Riley
Governor Smith
Fulton
Pulston County
Chir
Be- Naf
Fulton Coun
Citzens of
Ounty
Agunta Journal
Sastog
Tow Brown Pulton ‘County Club
Jon Brown Club
Hin Dam
Jom Spawn Pultén County Club
Fulvnn Eunty
Joe Brows’ Futren
County Cluv
Ieir
Joseph M. Brown
Amos W. Braselton
Multun Ca
Santa
Galway
Prat
Air
Joseph
Ww. Hill
Namies
Tareless
Near Beer Committee to Meet This Morning
Special Committee on near beer will convene at 1 o'clock in the council chamber. Chairman Quillian invites all interested to present views as council members differ over license tax and regulation proposals. The meeting is public and aims to hear both supporters and opponents before any measure is drafted.
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Tha
Senate
Beutell
Quilliah
First Verdict Wins for Mrs Daisy Horner in Divorce Suit
In Baltimore Maryland a jury in the superior court awarded the first verdict in favor of Mrs Daisy Emersim Tomer Horner in her divorce suit from T Mitchell Horner known as Jack Horner. She charged infidelity and named the wife of a noted businessman as co respondent. Evidence showed the Horner marriage began in 1896 with a later separation. Depositions indicated the corespondent bought jewelry charged to Horner. Servants testified to seeing Horner with the notorious woman. A related suit against Isaac Emerson’s wife is pending in Maryland courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyoer
Daisy Emersim Tomer
Sui
T. Mitchell Horner
Jack”, Horner
Worner
Mamed Ag
Hornes
Isaac Wimnerson
Bromo Seltzer
Talitehell Horner
Atlanta
Horner
Harvey Hii
Arnold Arnold
Horners
Baltimore
John E. Stewart
Mitchel Horner
O Arnuld’ Arnold
van Astor
Mr. Horner
Isaac Emerson
Maryland
Storm relief effort launched for Selma victims
A telegraphic request from Adjutasit General McCain asks rapid liaison between Selma Alabama officials and federal authorities for destitution relief after a cyclone. The U S government has appropriated 250000 for aid distributed through the storm section, with actions taken across affected Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Department of Gulf
Selme
Department of the Gulf
McCain
United States War Department
Washington
Selma
Ala
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Ona
Louisiana
Ate
United States
Atlanta Directorals Claim in Fulton County Letter
A fractured letter cites Colonel Lucius Perry Hill saying he lived in Atlanta long with no 1906 directory listing. It notes personal dates from 1907 and 1807 and mentions Mr Brown’s support for him after June. Notary Hood attested Hill’s statement and Fulton directory absence in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Perry Hill
Atlanta
Agaresa
Empire Building
Sky
Hite
Futton County
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Hood
Fulton
Georgia
Mr. Toseyn
W. Hill
Fowler
Trade and depot land deals between Georgia and Tennessee railroads
Major McGollum recounts prewar exchanges between the Western and Atlantic and the Nashville and Chattanooga railroads over a Chattanooga passenger depot site. The 1855 contract outlined land swaps to secure joint use, with ratifications by governors Herschel V. Johnson and Brown and later actions detailing acreage, values, and payments tied to the depot’s access and boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. McGdiluni
Chattanooga
Nashville
A. St. Louis
Smith
Georgia
Chattanooga Union
Nashvile
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Major McColum
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville and Chattanooga
Roada
James F. Cooper
W. K. Stevenson
State of Tennessee
Hamilton County
Vernon
Stevenson
Nashville and Chattanooge Railiard Company
Western Arid ‘Atlantic
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Gnaiis
Axerschal
The
Western
Mintte
Hadlioan Company
Tne Belog
Anid
Ald
Murcaase
Nighyiie and
Chattanooga Atlyoud Company
Ja 'Toveouvty
Atlantic Talkroadt
Wealernang
Atlantic Railroad
J. F
Milleireville
Milledgeville
Herschel
Johnson
Tenn
White
Westerning Rllddtle
Chattanooge
Western and Atlantic
James A. Whiteside
Anagoin W. Lewis
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
Memphis and Charleston
Brown
Herschel v. Johnson
J. ¥., Cooper
East Tennessee
Atlantic
State of Georgia
Western and ‘Atlantic
Atlanta
Western and ‘Atlantic Railroad
Herschell W., Johnson
People of
Maghvile and
Chatatanooga
Herschell V. Someon
Joseph —. Brown
Supreme Court
Herschell V. Johnson
Weather Report Promises Fair Skies and Warm Trend
The forecast calls for fair weather with a warming trend. A weakening low near Nebraska may drift south and east toward Leadville while a high off Florida holds position. If this pattern continues for 24 hours, no rain is expected. The rest of the text includes a bizarre dream anecdote with no meteorological relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sheriff Found Guilty Of Sending Obscene Matter Through the Mails
In Montgomery Alabama on May 12 a federal court convicted George Lamar a former deputy sheriff of sending obscene material through the mails. Sentence suspended pending a motion for a new trial. The lengthy text includes unrelated commentary on Georgia railroad contracts and past governors.
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United States
Montgomery
Ala
George Lamar
Poll results printed for governor race show mixed support
Letters from High Shoals and Alto report polled voters split between Brown and Holmith with several undecideds. Constitution poll editors record morning shifts and customer turnout noting Brown leading 4 to 4 and 1 percent undecided as of May 1 in various precincts.
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Sukh
Brown
H. B. Ree
High Shoals
Hatter
A. Pill
Atuwed
Smith
HE. H
Prich
High “Shoals
Martin
Alto
Holmith
Od Martin
Weddin
TM. Tomlinson
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MB Blount
Are. Smith
HMI
Union Labor Viewn
Quiliian
Daisy Horner
M’ Gollum
Herscheld, Johnson
Simte
Union Depot
Trafffir
Nebraska
Marist Cules
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mar
Whitehall St
Jina
Eiseman Bros
Wasasat
Whitehall
Washington, D.C
Millia
Humtingtom
Mima Zoulinson
J. C. Hill
Walker
Hoke Smith
Jire
J. W. Clopton
Lelie
May MU
John T. Lamb
Xal
Pe Banleter
J. L. Heard
Leu
Mat
A. P. Shirley
Cohatitition
Southern Train N.eat
Rewart
Romocommittel
Smaith
Atlante Smith
Aoshir
W. ¢. Smith
Benitie
Y Ga
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