Exposition Discussion Opens as Atlanta Chamber Debates 1910 Plan
Atlanta business leaders meet this afternoon to discuss an proposed 1910 exposition in Atlanta. President Maddox and Secretary Cooper push for a pre annual meeting rally of active merchants to urge favorable action, signaling the event could become a major city topic.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Brf Maddox
Atlanta
Hs Ff
Ecommerce
Presiien
RF Widdoy
Maddox
Bereta
Wale
Coope
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cooper
Annual Transportation Club Banquet And Election
The Transportation Club hosts its third annual banquet tonight with a barbecue and smoker, 9 to 1 30, and a noon to 11 pm election window. Officers current are J Word president, W M Smith vice president, A Healy secretary and treasurer, plus committee members J Wurdense, J G Hollenbeck, C H Walker, Frank Weldon, A E Wooden. The gathering will discuss moving into the Equitable building, among other topics, promising a lively event.
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Transportation Club
MH Smith
Healy
John Wuredse
G Hollenbeck
H Walker
Frank wWedon
E Woodenl
Hendsome
New Marters
Confederate Veterans Union Tickets From Georgia to Macon
The Central of Georgia Railroad will sell tickets from all points in Georgia to Macon and return, November 7th through November 9th with trains arriving before noon November 9th. Rate is one cent per mile plus 25 cents, limited return November 15th. Atlanta to Macon round trip is $2.00. Apply to nearest ticket agent W H Fogg D F A Atlanta Ga.
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Central OF
Georga Bat’way
Georgia
Macon
Atlanta
W H Fogg
Death of C R Troutman Revered Tech University student
Funeral services for Charles Reeve Troutman killed when struck by a West End car on Saturday night were held at his parents home on Lee Street with brief remarks by Dr Bradley and prayers for the bereaved. Troutman, a Technological University student and member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, was interred in Rome Ga after the service.
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Charles Reeve Troutman
M L Trout
Pirk Street
West End
Lee Street
H & Sradley
Bradleys
Ami
Technological University
Mr Troutman
Signa Slpha Epsilon Fraternity
Troutman
If Proutman
Rome
Froutman
Wis
The
Atlanta Boy Gaetain Lewla Holliday Captains Tulane Team
Atlanta boy Lewla Holliday was named captain and manager of Tulane basketball. He left Atlanta Tuesday for New Orleans due to yellow fever, making football a minor sport. Tulane has one of the Souths strongest teams and could impress the Atlanta Athletic Club. The game in Atlanta is expected to draw interest as the season shapes up.
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Lewis Holliday
Tulane
Lewla Holliday
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Holliday
Fuline
Yellow Fever
New Orleans
Lnane
South
Beautiful display invites shopping this week
You are urged to visit our stores to view a rich jewelry stock and new fashion-fancies for Christmas gifts. The message notes an emphasis on the displays and encourages customers to see items before deciding on gifts, with mention of online availability and imports.
Noted Entertainers Highlight Ludowici Notes
The Liberty Banking Company will select a cashier on November 8 for the coming year. J Hamton Par yer will again be chosen for that post. Robert Hines of Athens Mutual Life Insurance oversees a Luxe City area division. Miss Betelle Witchell of Rome presented dialect readings at McDonald hall last Wednesday. Mittewell spoke at Tilberty High School on ante-bellum and modern dialect and negro speech. Willam Chawin Hall of Atlanta delivered a lecture on worry and personal happiness, with demand for a repeat performance.
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Ludowc Oa
Liberty Banking Company
J Hamton Paryer
Cosen
Robert Hines
Athens Mutual Life Insurance Company
Luxe City
Pia
Betelle Witchell
Rome
McDonald Hall
Mittewell
Tilberty High School
Willam Chawin
Atlanta
Athens City Primary Set for November 21
Athens voters prepare for a Democratic mayoral primary with LH Hodgson opposing Zistinat Baer and alderman contests in four wards. First Ward features C Weatherford against B I Woods, second Ward has B F Wier vs EG Witte, third Ward lists PA Lencomb against J E Gardner, and J A Hunnicutt opposes Hog in the fourth. The campaign has been unusually quiet so far.
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Athens
City of
Zistinat Baer
LH Hodgson
F Dorgey
C Weatherford
I Woods
B F Wier
EG Witte Cach
PA Lencomb
J E Gardner
A Hunnicutt
Blount Returns Home Amid Unclear Local Hurdles
Fragmentary notes show Blount returning home after an event or journey with scattered details about coats, rivers, and a meeting. The text mentions 78 rs and a possible cone, but the overall meaning is obscured by damaged OCR.
City council civil service rules under discussion today
A special police board committee meets to draft civil service rules for the police department and will report to the board next Monday. If adopted, rules go to council committees, then back to the council for final action, with a potential delay until all parties agree. City council session expected light with routine reports and committee assignments including water works and finance.
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City Council
police + board
Poice Department
Council
Police Board
Police Department
Path
Che Board
Regal
E Vy Carter
Seventh Ward
Board of County Commissioners
Woodward
Curbs
Hilburn
Wikle
Carter
Hawkes Optician Firm Serves Whitehall Street Trade
The south-oldest optical establishment Hawkes Optician on Whitehall Street claims top status for superior optical foods and service. Expert opticians attend daily, offering the finest spectacles and glasses perfectly fitted in up to date designs.
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Hawkes, Optician
Superior Optical Foods and Service
Min Wodaks
Etesh Koduck
Whitehall Street
Daughters of the Confederacy Raise Funds for Dormitory
Miss Mildred Rutherford travels among Athens chapters to raise two thousand dollars for a Rabun County High School dormitory to house twenty young women. The Frances S Bartow Memorial Hall will honor the Georgian who fell at Manassa.
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Miss Rutherford
Athens
Misa Mildred Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rabun Count High School
Frances S Bartow
Bell Succeeds Johnson in Stillmore line change
Special reports indicate Captain Wo J Bull of Louisville will replace Captain J A Johnson as conductor after Johnson died suddenly at his Wathey home. Johnson’s retirement from the Louisville and Wadley line surprised friends. Bull’s securing is welcomed by travelers as a better run. George W Brinson, president of Stillmore Air Line railroad, orchestrated the move.
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Bell
Johnson
Gwainsboro
George W. Brinson
Stillmore Air Line
Rairoad
Wo J Bull
Louisville
J A Johnson
Wathey
Condi
Louisville and
Captain Bull
Knights of Pythias Lodge to Institute Chapters in Nearby Towns
Swainsboro Gasevemper lodge members travel to Collins Monday to assist in instituting a lodge of the order. Next week they head to Wrighterifla to establish a new chapter with Grand Chancellor Summercamp expected to attend. Local lodges plan a festive welcome for visiting Knights at both towns.
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Swainsboro
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Collins
Wrighterifla
Collins and
Wriginsville
Imatere Lodge
Mass Meeting Promised by East Point Residents
Residents of East Point and nearby areas will gather tomorrow night at the public school house to discuss important issues affecting Fulton County's southern portion. Prominent speakers will present addresses as the South Side Promotion and Development Club announces a committee report on its progress and accomplishments led by A P Morgan.
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East Point
Last Point
Fulton County
South Side
A P Morgan
Bond Commission Report from Macon Meeting
The annual meeting of the Bond Commission of Macon reported 21 600 in six percent 1910 bonds canceled and coupons paid from November of last year to the present month. H M Wortham was chosen successor to J M Johnston on the commission. President R H Brown presented the findings.
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Macon
Bond Commission of
R H Browns
M Wortham
J M Johnston
State Reunion Arrangements Draw Veterans to Macon
General West and staff plus many Allantangs will visit Central City for Georgia veterans reunion in Macon. November events run Wednesday and Thursday with corner stone ceremony for monument to Confederate women and cavalry parade planned. Prominent speakers include Roland Elna and Captain Warren Moseley with General C M Wiley coordinating Georgia division efforts.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Maconnex
P A McGlashan
Lila Reynolds
Nettle Wiegle
A J West
Athanta
Hia Atafe
Roland Elna
Oraer
He Ocanio
Warren Mosely
Cherry Street
Georgia
Washington
C M Wiley
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief From Davis Testimonial
Cincinnati resident HM Davis reports to the Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co of Atlanta that Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure nearly cured his catarrh and asthma after trying a package by mail. The firm touts widespread cures and offers a one month treatment package by post paid for 100 dollars from P O Box 394 Atlanta Ga.
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Cincinnati
Chio
Eclipse
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Total Eclipse
HM Davis
Vine
Davis
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co
Atlanta, Ga
P. O
Bishop Derrick Lectures At Hig Bethel Church Tonight
Bishop WB Derrick of New York AFrican Methodist Episcopal Church, famed preacher, is to deliver a lecture at Big Bethel church tonight. Subject unspecified. Introduced by Bishop Henry Shackleton Turner St Leatham, with local managerial note of Latham.
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Hig Bethel Church
WB Derrick
New York
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Vines
America
Goa
London
Continental
Big Bethel Church
Mexican railroad earnings in Tabasco project
Report outlines a Mexican railroad venture initiated by Mexican engineers and operated by Mexeana Wark, pushing a new central line in Tabasco. The first section is due to be ready for operation January 1, with an annual dividend of 14 percent and a 2h measure noted.
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Marion City
Fueatin
Tinett
Mex
Eana Wark
Fapasco Central Railway
Tabasco
Fake riot call disrupts police with Bell system prank
A man at 119 North Boulevard phoned police claiming a riot at Houston and Butler streets. The message proved false as officers traced the call to a Central Bell line and the caller used profane language while the raid was a ruse.
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J Durce
North Boulevard
Houston
Butler Streets
Dornett
Fragmentary dispatch from Lyutru patrol report
A garbled police note references a man and a doctor near Tuas Avenue and Buler Street. Witnesses describe a bar scene incident, a driver’s confrontation, and ensuing trouble at the bar, with unclear details and several names omitted.
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Spee
Atlante Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Southern Light and Power
Company 2
Bond Commission
General West
H M Davis
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Trust Company of Georgia
Equitable Balding
MW. J. Durce
Bell Telephone Company
H. W. Rountree & Bro. Trunk & Bag Co
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Lyutru
Drs
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Mdf
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Neal Bank
Eiseman Bros
Buster Brown
Whitehall
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Hess
Niaw Spa