Dobson Arrested After Kerosene Threat to Wife
Mrs Dobson, 15 year marriage, called police after Dobson threatened to burn her and tried to lure her to a street corner. He was nabbed as officers closed in, with reports of past abuse including slaps and throwing a chimney, while she seeks divorce and a peace bond of 1000 dollars.
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Patience Hind
Pride
Ted Dobsur
Dovson
Cordgs Refs
Dobson
Kervee
Crabtree
Fourteenth Streets
Tle
Fourteenth
Dabsur
Peachtree
Donsen
Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure Claims Broad Success
A letter from H M Davis of Cincinnati praises Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure after a Chattanooga trial and states that the company has cured hundreds. The ad notes a one month mail package for $1.00 from Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co of Atlanta, Ga.
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E& M. Davis
Ghizen
Cincinati
Ohio
Cinginnati
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing
Atlanta
H. M. Davis
Eclipse Medicine and ‘Manufacturing Co
Atlanta, Ga
Washington farmer sells cotton at his own price
G W Newsome of Wilkes county reports for the first time he sold a bale of cotton at his own stated price. He stood firm at 11 1/2 cents when buyers pressed, marking a notable shift as farmers in the area gain independence and profit from controlling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ga
G. W. Newsome
Wilkes County
Washington
Mills Didn't Sell Contracts. November 2
Special report indicates confusion over last night’s market, with unclear wording suggesting Buffalo mill contracts for future cotton trading were misrepresented. The text implies a deficit in accurate data about months’ supply and stock levels.
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Mills
BuXalo Milla
Abulalu
Lovely China in Our Art Rooms This Week
Readers are invited to visit today or tomorrow to view a collection described as unusually attractive in the Art Rooms. The note expresses delight at visitors and suggests an early visit to enjoy the stor% bust now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Atlanta Jews organize relief fund for Russia Jews
An Atlanta meeting at a Gilmer street synagogue raised 790 for the New York relief group aiding Russian Jews. Rabbi David Marx was elected branch president with committees named to push fundraising and plans, while a call to action to President Roosevelt was discussed. Carnegie later donated 10,000 for the effort.
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Atlanta
Gilmer Street
Piedmont Avenue
Russia
David Marx
New York Organization For the Relief
J. E. Sommerfeld
B. Wildauer
Joseph Nivseh
Rabbi Marx
Joseph Hirsch
Leon Eplan
Saul
Rabbi Mayerovitz
J. Dorian
M. Lichtenstein
T. Weinberg
David Kaufmann
Leonard Haas
Oscar Strauss
Moses Frank
Rabm Mayerovitz
Jacob H. Sehlff
National Committee
Rabbi Mayeravitz
Tisalk
Maverevitz
Maguth
Roosevelt
theAtlanta
United States
Thoosevalt
Thenalt
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Isador Straus
Carnegie
Benton Killed by Fall in New York
Henton Benton son of Mrs. Mattie Benton died in New York after a fall while serving in the signal corps of the U S S Colorado. Remains to be sent to Monticello for burial. he left a mother and sister Minnie Benton who was visiting Fort Valley.
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Georgia
Signal Corps of
Colorado
Monticello
Harry Cabaulas
Henton
Mattie C. Benton
New York
Signal Corps
U. S. S. Colorado
Benton
Minnie Benton
Fort Valley
Black man shot during attempted robbery at Lela Georgia
Donainsonville November 12 Special agent Bramlett of the Atlantic Coast Line rail road at Lela Georgia hit and fatally injured a Black employee Bill Nye of the Chatta hoochee Southern railroad during a night robbery attempt. The assailant confronted Bramlett while he counted cash for the day.
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Donainsonvile
B. A. Bramlett
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Lela
Bill Nye
Chattahooea Southern Railroad
Bramlett
Wee Ta
Police Board Meets Tonight in Civil Service Debate
The police board convenes tonight at F230 for its regular session. A civil service matter dominates discussion as Commissioners Wunnally Fox and Brandon prepare a progress report and seek unanimity on new rules and pay scales for veteran and newer officers.
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Clonk
Wunnally, Fox
Brandon
Comequittee
Fox
Messrs
Namenally
Brandon Do. Syhen
Special Council
Rute Police Board
Civil Service
Students Elect Officers At Emory College Oxford Ga
The Pui Gamma Literary Society at Emory College in Oxford Ga elected officers for the year and named members to participate in the March 8 1906 anniversary celebration Alumni address will be by Rev Dr Ainsworth at the Mulberry Street Methodist Church in Macon Ga The society selected a representative for Washington’s birthday chapel speakers from each literary society and chose RR M Girardeau of Savannah as the holder of the honor Debaters for the Few vs Phi Gamma fall term debate include E E Barnett B D Girong J B Woodward and F S Bryan W H Johnson J C Brooks Phi Gamma will support the negative in the question Resolved that the United States as a world power should retain the Philippines The February debate will pit T B King J T Floyd Dr and C Hursey for Phi Gamma
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Emory
Emory College
Oxford
Pui Gamma Literary Society
F. E. King
Brownsville
Henslee
Isenoia
W. M. Lang
Jackson
Anniversaciin
RR. M. Girardeau
Savannas
Ty Weil
Jie
Sigma Nu
Phi Gamma
E. E. Barnett
B. D. Girong
J. B. Woodward
Loving cup to Dr Bradley at Trinity Church farewell
A large congregation in Atlanta gave a remarkable ovation to Dr H S Bradley pastor of Trinity church as he departs for St Louis to assume charge of St John Methodist. A loving cup will be presented at a November 21 reception with funds raised by parishioners and names of subscribing families engraved on the cup.
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Atlanta
Bradley
Board of Stewards
T. P. Westmoreland
St. Louis
Trinity Church
Coffee's Fair Great Success in Douglas Georgia
Douglas Georgia November 12 Special report notes the Coffee County Fair Association organized to stage a fall exhibition. Grounds were prepared in the woods with cleared space, buildings, tracks, and enclosure. The opening day featured flowers, bands, and flags as exhibits ranged across agriculture, implements, livestock, and the Ladies department. Running races drew crowds, side shows thrived, and organizers hope to repeat a banner event next year.
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Douglas
Coffee County Fair Association
Tadies
Phils
Obscene letters charge rocks Athens postmaster aide
In Athens Georgia J Tra Bilder a former assistant postmaster under McKinley era was arrested on a charge of sending obscene letters through mail. Prosecutor Laura Damony a black woman filed the case. Harris posted bond set at 600 while Ike Derricotte also pledged bond. The letters signed Allen McKingGkey are deemed very objectionable and Elder denies authorship. Postoffice Inspector Hannerman investigated and noted the warrant did not pertain to Elder’s arrest.
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Elder
Athens
J. Tra Bilder
Pinte Morton
McKiniay
Laura Damony
Harris
Pond
Ike Derricotte
Allen McKing‘Gkey
Postoffice
Hannerman
Two Games at Emory College in Oxford Ga
Emory College in Oxford Georgia hosts two games on Monday with students and others expected as spectators. The events take place on Hamer Field and the schedule includes varied matchups, reflecting the college’s autumn sports program.
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Emory College
Oxford
Missense
Half a Million Hole in Floor From Fines Grinding
A long lament details a floor hole at the police barracks caused by shoes as fines are paid at the sergeant's desk every time a recorder's court fine is settled. The piece argues the daily wear has cost over 620000 in fines, leather, and sorrow across years, touching families and children.
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Recorder’s Court
Immigration policy debated by Georgia official
Commissioner T G Hudson addresses farmers on immigration as vital to the south. He argues against introducing Asians and prefers European or American migrants, urges strict quarantine for certain groups, and highlights economic incentives such as rising land values and higher wages while advocating intensive farming to reduce labor needs.
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South
T. G. Hudson
Ene
Georgia
North
West
United States
Immigrant Policy Urged to Build Georgia’s Farms and Factories
District voice champions white skilled labor to settle Georgia and boost home production. Advocate asserts Georgia’s fertile lands and strong climate invite immigrants who will join farms and manufactories, helping finish cotton goods, lumber, wheat, and corn domestically to reduce freight and tariff costs. Commissioner T. G. Hudson speaks for a brighter federal-backed future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Georgia
United States
George
Shinva
T. G. Hudson
Unio
Memorial to Chief Justice J Simmons Honors Late Jurist
Memorial exercises for the late Chief Justice J Simmons will be held in the supreme court room at noon today. Judge Howard Van Epps of Atlanta will present the memorial report with a bench response forthcoming. A memorial for the late Washington Dessau, who died in the supreme court room, will be held next Friday. The court is expected to hand down several important decisions today.
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Himor
J. Simmons
Supreme Court Toom
Howard van Epps
Atlanta
Jate Washington Dessau
Supreme Court
Torg
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Maier & Zberkale
Iron Master
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DR. Bradley
Hudson
H. W. Rountree & Bro. Trunk & Bag Co
Whitehall Street
Supreme Court Room
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Mozley
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall ST
Baltimore
Stuttgarter Sanitary Tiderwear
Gerwear
Stair Hess Skhres
Dr. Deime
Linen Mesa
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