Poultry Show Entry List Takes Final Days in Atlanta
The Southern International Poultry Show nears closing with just three days to enter birds. Secretary T. M. Poole urges entrants to communicate as entries are accepted until the last minute. Prize money tops $100 in gold, with cups and trophies, boys and girls’ division, pigeon and duck classes, freak exhibits, and ostrich displays planned. Notes on judges include George Iwald of Cincinnati and Julian McCamey of Dalton, among others. The show runs in Atlanta from December 1 to 6.
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T. M. Poole
South
Acjs
George Iwald
Cincinnati
Georgia
Macon
D. Owen
Athens
Tenn
America
B. Young
Columbus
Cin
Julian McCamey
Dalton
James P. Karr
Haw River
Vanderbilt
McMichael Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Atlanta
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday with Deputy Clerk Fred Beers in the United States court by J. S. McMichael, a laborer from Atlanta. Liabilities total 1094.95 with 50 earmarked as other debts preferred by law. Assets are listed at 23 for household goods.
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Fred Beers
J. S. McMichael
Atlanta
Colored Methodists Convene Here Today in At lanta
The Georgia annual conference of the Colored Methodist Episcopal church meets at 10 AM at Butler Street Church in Atlanta. About 150 pastors and delegates attend to discuss whether to discontinue the Sunday school department, a move opposed by many, while others urge keeping the children's division. The gathering includes Rev. J C Colclough as host and delegates to elect to the general conference.
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Georgia
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Athinta
Butler Street
Atlanta
J.C. Colclough
R. A. Carter
C. T. Bonner
C. W. Holsey
Guard of Convicts Held on Charge of Aiding Escape
Moultrie Ga November 18 Spe Two of the three convicts who led from the county chain gang were caught last night in Albany by Officer Perry and returned to the local authorities this morning. The two caught were John Hutchens and Will Peeler, both of whom were sentenced to Tramburke county for burglary under sentences of fifteen and five years respectively. The third man Roy Moore has not been apprehended. He was also an escape from Sing Sing prison and boasts of the sentences that had been imposed on him in different states totaling sixty odd years. He told the authorities when delivered to them that he would not be with them long that he intended to escape. Since his escape the warden of the gang received a letter from Moore bidding him goodbye. The night guard of the convict Wil Anglin who was on duty the night the escape occurred has been arrested on charges that he aided and assisted the prisoners to escape. It is understood that two recaptured have stated that the guard liberated them and enabled them to leave without detection.
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Spe
Albany
Ofiicer Perry
John Hutchens
Will Peeler
Tramburke County
Roy Moore
Sing Sing
Moore
Wil Anglin
Flagman on Central of Georgia Killed by Train
Savannah flagman Joseph F. Delosch was fatally struck by a passenger train at Millen today. The Savannah resident’s body was brought back to his home city for burial.
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Savannah
Joseph F. Delosch
Central of Georgia Railway
Millen
Delosch
Plaza Plan Presented to Committee in Atlanta Session
The state commission heard the chamber of commerce and city government present the plaza plan for Atlanta. They outlined a $2 million project including a new railroad station, bonds funded by abutting property owners, and a plaza from Forsyth to Central with potential extension. officials urged state aid to remove the gulch nuisance and improve city growth, while debates over authority and engineering costs continued.
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Atlantic Railroad
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Capitol
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Atlantica
Commission
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Alabama
May Start Branch of Audubon Society in Atlanta
James Henry Rice traveled to Atlanta to establish a national Audubon Society branch for bird and animal protection and will speak at Carnegie Library at 8 pm Friday. A Charleston review recalls his Abbeville speech on Our Birds and Our Boys, praised for its information and polished prose, with local officials and civic leaders in attendance.
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Atlanta
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Charleston News and Courter
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Mill
Hice
Wrief Justice
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Leonard
H. W. Pratt
M. L. Jen- King
Athens
Atlanta Wins Exclusive Rag for Cighkering Showrooms
The House of Cighkering & Sons Boston makers of grand pianos receives exclusive representation in Georgia through Ludden & Bates at 63 Peachtree Street. The southern market sees the most beautiful piano designs this season. Public invited to inspect Grands Semi-Grands and Uprights on display with catalogs and favorable terms available.
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Boston
Plariofortes
Honoris Hélarby “Ludden & Bates
Peachtree Street
Sole
Georgia
Goethals Adds to His Laurels in Panama Canal Book
Colonel George W. Goethals, chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission, read and corrected chapters on canal construction in Frederic J. Haskin’s new book The Panama Canal, offered to readers at cost. He asked Haskin not to write about his work, but a chapter titled The Man at the Helm was included, praised as one of the most informative parts of the volume.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal
Frederic J. Haskin
Goethals
Haskin
Pataday
Colonel Goethals
Adler's Show Shows Foreign Fabrics From Europe
Atlantans may inspect new exhibition at L. C. Adler's on Peachtree featuring scarves and neckwear from Zurich Vienna and Lyons. Fabrics represent centuries of silk craft and mark a novel use in American fashion as art pieces.
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L. C. Adler
Atlanta
Lyons
Zurich
Vienna
Feachtree
Europe
Bie
America
Adler
Atlantan Joseph Deihl Visits After Brother’s Death
Joseph D. Deihl a longtime Atlanta figure now in Chattanooga and first proof reader for The Chattanooga News returned to the city briefly last week for his brother George Deihl through death. In Atlanta he was warmly welcomed by old friends during his short stay. Piles use PAZO OINTMENT claims relief in 13 days with a money back offer.
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Joseph D. Deihl
Chattanooga
Chattanooga News
Atlanta
George Deihl
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Delhi
Family tragedy as Elam shoots Cramer in Kansas City
Dr W E Elam once city physician of St Louis and now notable Kansas City citizen fires this afternoon killing the Cramer family, amid trouble that led to the deadly act. Details scarce but the incident occurred in Kansas City Missouri on November 18.
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Kansas City
W. E.elam
St. Louis
Two Men In Fatal Baltimore Hotel Room Confrontation
In Chicago based salesman Cramer about age 40 and Elam aged 45 confronted each other at the Baltimore hotel. A shot rang out prompting employees to rush in. Elam was taken into custody while Cramer was reported dead at the scene or soon after. Police took both men to headquarters for questioning and investigation ongoing.
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Elam
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