Maddox Campaign Rally and Ward Meetings Announced
The article lists daily hours for volunteers at Thompson and Ivey to enroll voters from the third ward club. It details a long one hundred member working committee with names, ward meetings, rallies, and campaign plans across multiple wards, including Maddox events at Lytse theater and Pryor Street headquarters. It notes visits to workshops, mass meetings, marching club activities, and a push toward December 2 election day for Bob Maddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. Hodnett
A J. Shropanine
Gatanederson
Bessemer
W. D. Beattie
B.S Burnett
A. Burgess
Hi. Bean
A Campbell
T. N. Glover
W. H. Coppedge
RC. Cochran
O. F. Camp
Clack
Wiliam Cawnern
Chapman
A. J. Stimmons
G. H. Ratling
W. F. Singleton
Co. C.ith
J. W. Starr
J. K. Shippey
H. Shippey
J. F. Sennermann
C. FR. Schroltzesien
M. BE. Tucker
C. E. Turner
J. C. Thomason
R. C. Faylor
al Winfield
W.E. Williams
BT. Potter
C. W. Powell
Beph Roberts
W.R. Roberts
A. C. Rewiins
O. R. Randall
J.T. Rogers
Swinney
L. Liocum
Bernard Butter
RS. Donehoo
Everett
Parr
Ford
Field J. Ac Sale
J. L. Geary
Lewis
Gregg
Maddox Young Mens Marching Cup
Coremlight
Cable Ait
Lyric Theater
Cluo
Ceble Hall
Eighth Ward
Maddox Club
Peters Buidling
Executive
Atlanta
Bob Maddox
Seventh Ward
Madiox
Caldwells
Second Ward
Maddox
Pryor Street
Negro man kills wife and flees after murder
Sam Jones, described as a negro man, killed his wife Mary Jones at a home near 177 West Mitchell Street yesterday at 9 am. She lay in a pool of blood with a throat wound. Jones escaped and is at large. A razor and case were found at the scene. an inquest will be held today by Coroner Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Mary Jones
West
Mitchell Street
Magnum Street
Thompson
Jones
Alfred Jones Weds Eunice Wilder in Quiet Ceremony
Yesterday afternoon at Dr Jaman W Lee's residence Alfred Jones married Eunice Wilder. Guests present included Mr and Mrs JE Oxford W C Westmoreland Miles Selma Westmoreland and J Percy Bennett. The couple departed for New Orleans and other locations soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jones
Eunice Wilder
Jaman W. Lee
Exmice Wilder
Phoee
JE Oxford
W. C. Westmoreland
Miles Selma Wesmoreland
J. Percy Bennett
James Fanning Runs for Mayor in Atlanta Socialist Bid
James C Fanning a Carpenters and Joiners member in Atlanta is nominated by a local socialist group to run for mayor. A campaign committee and meetings are planned with headquarters near the city center. The platform calls for worker control, abolition of wage labor profits, public works for relief, an eight hour day, free education, and other labor reforms in Atlanta. Fanning, a Spanish American War veteran, is known among local workers and resides at 13 Kirkwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Socialist Party
James C. Fanning
Carpenters and Joiners
Colon
Atlanta
Wee
Maurice Korshet
Ainmsn
H. Mills
Bimte K. Katzom
Ousinewa
Nend
James C.” Fanning
Organized Labor
Kirkwood Avenue
United States Army
Iet
Fitzhugh Lee
Georgia
Death of Mrs Van Bibber a longtime city resident
Mrs. Van Bibber died yesterday at 3 40 p m at the home of Mrs J K Thrower 1 Park avenue She had lived in the city over thirty years and was a member of Woodward Avenue Baptist Church She is survived by her daughter Mrs J K Thrower a sister Mrs Laura Linden of Anniston Ala two brothers J T Leak and T F Leak of Baton Rouge La and a son W H Van Bibber of Washington D C Funeral arrangements will be announced She was grandmother of Knox Thrower a signal officer at police headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beem
Beran J. Vam Bibber
J. K.thower
Park Avenue
J. K. Thrower
Laura Linden
Anniston
Ala
J.T. Leak
Tt. F. Leak
Baton Rouge
W. H
Williams Baxter wedding at Four Oaks in Haddoor Ga
A wedding of Mim Annie Evelyn Williams and Edwara Kesney Baxter was solemnized yesterday evening at Six at the Four Oaks home of the bride’s parents Judge and Mrs J T Williams. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn as the wedding march, with Mrs F M Mavino on piano and Miss Flissian Matthews on violin. Ushers Walter Williams and Ban Candler led, with masters Carl and Barron Williams as ring bearers. Rev John Irving officiated. Afterward, guests shared a buffet dining party. The bride is the eldest daughter of age of Mr and Mrs J T Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddoor
Speciely
Annie Evelyn Williams
Edwara Kesney Baxter
Four Oaks
Judge Aid Brs
John Thomas
Isms
Mendelssohn
Akififat
Mra. FM
Mavino
John
Hrvin
Montt
J.T. Willams
Alten
Democratic National Committee Campaign Expenditures Listed
A report from Albany dated November 22 outlines how funds were spent by the Democratic National Committee in 1908. It details allocations to departments, committees, and services including publicity, organization, and telecommunication costs, noting over 74 000 contributors and an arrival of Samuel Bell Thomas with the treasurer’s report for filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfron D. King
Dem
National Committee
Democratic National Committer
Club
Organization of States
Finghee
Oatoma Bank
Fund Sart
Expresa
Albany
Samuel Bell ‘Rhomas
New York
Ridder
Mortuary Notices and Local Deaths in Georgia
A collection of obituaries and funeral notices from nearby Georgia towns including Miss Emma Payne’s burial in Drunseport Alabama, Mrs Liseie Alexander of Luckle Street, and William H. Zimmerman near Griffin. The reports also note deaths of Mrs Gordon of Prawer Street, Otis A Gowman of Lee Street, and L. Burton of Jasper with funeral plans and bereavement details. Also referenced is a shooting incident at a nearby church leading to injuries and a manhunt for suspects.
Four Casem Again at Mott
A warrant was sworn out for G. F. Mott charging attempted assault on Mrs. Fancie Moore of 3 West North avenues near her residence Saturday night. The city docket lists four counts of disorderly conduct against Mott with $00 bond required. he will answer charges in the afternoon session of the recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
Dedgen
G. FE. Mott
Perann
Fancie Moore
North Svenus
Moti
Mach
He Recordes
Richmond County Jail Inmate Dies After Disturbance
Thed tm Richmond County jail in Augusta Georgia reports the death of T. W. Jenkins, arrested at Planters Hotel for causing a disturbance. He died in custody, believed to be delirium tremens, after a second transition to violence during the evening. Jenkins appeared well dressed and calm prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond County
Augusta Ga
T. W. Jenkins
Ragiaterea
Ochin
Fis
Plantera
Secon
Volent
Jenkins
Gresad
Persian Shah Defies People and Defers Parliament
Teheran November 22 The Shah of Persia declares the people shall eat and have a constitution yet defers to the people’s will. He summons the ecclesiastical body to announce his resolve to protect rights and frustrate evildoers while ministers press for restoration of the constitution amid financial crisis and unpaid arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Ara
Crisia
Money Commission to Hear Subcommittee Reports in Washington
The monetary commission of both houses meets in Washington to hear subcommittee reports from Narragansett Pier and plan its future course. Expected that little work will be done during the coming session, with hearings and testimony prepared for members’ use. Subcommittees will report on investigations in London Paris and Berlin and discuss American banking administration and possible immediate legal changes. Next summer may continue the inquiry if the extra session is short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, D. C
Monetary Commission
Congress
Senate
Narragansett Pier
Menbers
Con- Brean
Benators Aldrich
Hale
Knox
Daniel
Vreeland, Overstreet
Burton
Padgett
Europe
Commission
Narragansett
Ite
London
Paris
Berlin
United States
uJi
Bsotech
Knights of Pything invite William Jennings Bryan
The Knights of Pything invite William Jennings Bryan to address the grand lodge of western Canada. Details mention a banquet pension and related arrangements as part of the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnt Man
Grand Rogme, Knights
Pything
William Jennings Bryan
Grand Lodge of
Cans Ban
China shaken by reports of palace regency crisis
Reports describe factions around a regent guiding policy with Yuan Shikai and Chang Chih Tung as key advisers. Dissension among princes prompted an imperial edict demanding obedience while criticism cooled. Prince Ching may quit his post as head of the foreign board after mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan Shi Kai
Chang-Chi-Tung
Prince Ching
Thia
Foreign Board
Memorial arch dedication on San Juan Hill honors 1898 war dead
On November 22 at San Juan Hill Guna the dedication and unveiling of a memorial arch honored American Cuban and Spanish soldiers who fell in 1898. Elaborate services featured Colonel Yeatman leading troops and rural guards, with speeches by American consul Ross E Holliday and Governor Ratna Sangatay and Mrs Katherine Tingley. A hundred decorated carriages took part in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiago
Guna
San Juan Hill
Yeatman
Ross E. Holliday
Ratna
Sangatay
Katherine Tingley
The
Theosophists
Drunk Cases Jump to Twenty Five in City Police Docket
The city police docket shows a surge in drunkenness arrests from the day watch to the evening watch with twenty five cases. Eleven are negroes and fourteen are white, while the evening watch accounts for nineteen arrests. Disorderly conduct cases rise in step with drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Watch
Evening Watch
Rich Men Easy Marks for Mining Promoter
William Abbot Foster was arrested on vagabondage charges in New York after allegedly defrauding wealthy financial magnates. Police say over nine years he extorted at least 60,000 from figures including John D. Rockefeller, J Pierpont Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, and Charles M Schwab, promising profitable mining ventures in letters seeking large loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
New York
Wiliam Abbot Foster
We Mendicancy Department
Charity Organization Society
Clarendon Hotel
Royal Quite
John JD. Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Foater
John D. Rockefeller
Aeka Mr. Rockefeller
No Cholera Declared Over In Manila By Worcester
Manila reports Commissioner Worcester states cholera epidemic ended over three weeks ago and Atlantic battleship Meet crew may land. Telegram exchanges involve Governor General Smith and Secretary of War Wright about lifting shore restrictions and Manila sanitation critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Manila
Manta
KtIt
Smith
Wright
Washington
Dean C. Worcester
Manapal
Bpérry
Rights of the People on Atlanta Primary Claims
A statement from K Orr defending voter rights in Atlanta amid debate over repudiating Woodward’s nomination. Blackburn’s views cited. article argues a primary does not bind all voters to support the nominee and that citizens may repudiates if the nominee’s conduct is grave. It notes the campaign and White primary history, stressing individual voter choice and civic purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Orr
Atlanta
Woodward
B. M. Blackburn
Blackburn
Mina
Alladia
Atlants
Thie Samme Wisite
Blackbern
Kyetty
Bieta
Anes
Democratic Party
Maling
Avery
Onerafore
Maddox
26 Pound Chestnut Fed Turkey Sent to Roosevelt
Westerly Rhode Island November 22 The 26 pound chestnut fed turkey from Horace Voss went to the execution block today and will be shipped to Washington tomorrow for Thanksgiving at the White House The annual gift honors President Roosevelt with the tradition begun by President Grant and renewed each year by the Voss flock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Westerly, BT
Rhode Island
Horace Voss
White House
Washington
Grant
International marriages travesty on name of wedlock
Washington reports a sermon by Rev. Dr. Same H. Woodrow of the First Congregational Church urging that modern international marriages degrade wedlock. He cites Joseph and Asenath as a noble union, contrasting it with alleged illicit unions, condemning such marriages as unholy and worldly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Same
H. Woodrow
First Congregational Church
Prominent Road Races of 1995 Distances and Winners
A survey of major American and foreign road races in 1995 lists events like Savannah Stock Car Race and Lowell Stock Car Race with distances from 49 to 56 miles. Winners include Strang Cearino and Locomobile Robertaon among others, with averages ranging roughly from 6.4 to 7.0 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vamond Stach
Cedring
Henautt
Bevan
Savannah Stocck
Teotta
Strang
Sali Apperson Lytle
Acme
Newastetter
Cearino
Dvérege
Lowell Atock
Botta
Hee
Heviter
Knox
Vanderpily
Locomobile
Ves
Robertaon
Dantta
Fyere Raaaien de Daferteh
Targa Florio
Fiat
Qrand Prux—Dietance
Wiltach
Niles
Jeane Henson Dies After Perry County Shooting
Elma Alabama November 22 A report reaches Here tonight that Jesse Henson who was shot near his home in eastern Perry county by a negro Griffin Allen last Thursday morning died this afternoon from the wound The negro has not been arrested a large reward will be offered for his arrest Sack From the Orient Sen Francisco Cal November 22 Passengers returning from the Orient on the Mongolia include Mr and Mrs Francis F Lemis Willan A Newcomb and Jonas O Loughlin Mr Lemis Newcomb are members of the American commission to the Japanese exposition postponed until 1617 Mrs O Loughlin is secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Henson Dieselma
Ala
Jesse Henson
Perry County
Griffin Allen
Sen. Francisco
Cal
Mongolia
Francis F. Lemis
Willan A. Newcomb
Jona ¢. O'Loughlin
Oomia
Mr. Newcomb
Mrr. O'Laughlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frane E. Blos
James Fanning
van BI
Atlanta Boys’ Club
Will Fy Netego
Boys of
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Robert Maddox
Bryan
Emma Payne
Drunseport
Greenberg, Bund & Bloomfield
A. Hall
Church of Christ
Alexander
Liseie Alexander
G. M. Alexander
IQ Luckle Atraet
Mabiette
William H. Zummerman
William Hf
Immerman
Griffin
Central of Georgia
ETM
Patternon & Son
Cunera
Me. Zimmerman
Jacksonville
Fla
Ang
A. H. Zimmerman
W. Gordon
Mra
Gordon
BT Prawer Atréet
Harry
Pools
Goiim
Charles and
Ming Daity Gorton
Wit
Hugh Long
Otis A. Mowman
Ota A. Boman
Air
Mo J. F. Gowman
Lee Treat
Ba'cock
Infantviaw
L. C. Burton
Jasper
Jamper
Alm
Mr. Burtan Wan
Buford
Moody
Tipronvs
James
Marshall
Baward Samberg
Nekero
Sherif John Hall
Richard Burcas
Hall
Burcas
Fythiems
Beyan
China
J. K. Orr
Maddox Central Campaign
Joseph
Qohine
Dickerson
Gall Bell
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