Milledgeville man found dead in Macon pool
George C. Evans of Milledgeville was found dead in a pool of water in the tears of the Atlantic Compress buildings in Macon. He had escaped a private sanitarium three days earlier and walked toward Macon. Indications point to death by exposure after a night of groping and exhaustion. He was survived by his mother and a brother, son of banker Samuel Evans. Remains to be sent home for funeral and burial.
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Brown Euuase
Macon
George C. Evans
Evans
Milledgeville
Samuel Vans
Georgia Delegation Meets This Afternoon At Conference
The Georgia delegation to the water wave and harbors conference, starting in Washington Tuesday, will convene this afternoon at the chamber of commerce to set departure time and finalize travel plans. Governor Smith named a large group of distinguished Georgians to attend, hoping all can participate, and urging those who can attend to join.
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Georgia
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Found Dead in Negro Housein Birmingham
Murray Cunningham, a well dressed young man, was found dead in a black neighborhood house on the north side this morning. Police believe death resulted from drug overdose. Two men who found the body were arrested on suspicion.
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Fhoat Cunningham
Hirmingham
Ala
Murray Cunningham
Death Ends Long Service Of Engineer J A Gramling
J A Gramling chief engineer of water works pumping station No 1 on the Chattahoochee river died at his residence near the pumping station yesterday morning He served long with the water works and earned the respect of the water board He was born in Spartanburg S C March 19 1846 and moved to Marietta Ga He served Confederate railroad duty in Virginia after the war he held key engineering posts before becoming chief at pumping station No 1 on February 16 1897 He married Louella Baker of Powder Springs and leaves a wife and five children Funeral services will be held at the residence in Boston Ga Sunday at 945 Interment will be at Marietta Ga Pallbearers and escort details are listed by name and the board of water commissioners will attend from Patterson's office
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J. A. Gramling
Chattahoochee River
Gramling
Water Works Department
Water Board
Mfr
W. G Gramling
Western
Atlantic
Spartanburg, & C
Ald
Marietta
Virginia
Montgomery
Ala
North and South
Birmingham
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Mr. Gramling
Louella Baker
Powder Springs
W. R. Gramling
C. R. Graming
E. C. Graming
Nina Gramling
Boston
North Atlanta, Baptist Church
Marieta
Atlanta Post Office to Be of Granite
Washington reports Representative Livingston says the Atlanta public building will be granite not marble. The granite contract may be awarded next week after plans are revised to use granite and the bidding is finalized.
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Atlanta
Washington
Livingston
The
Treasury
Con
Llyingston
Orpheum Amateur Night Delights City Audience
Last night the Orpheum offered eight acts plus seven amateur performances, drawing hearty laughter. Miss M. June MacEachron won first prize with a vocal solo, Tim Carter took second for his barnyard impressions, and Dave Hobert claimed third. The program also featured pile Gross Brothers, Professor Rich, Shadowgraphs by the Orpheum company, and a violin solo by Professor Blair.
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Orpheum
M. June MacEachron
Reginald MacEachron
Tim Carter
Dave Hobert
Pile
Gross Brothers
Professor Rich
Orpheum Company
Blair
Boy Fells From top Story of Bank Building
Mineral Bluff Georgia November 29 Special Martion Ballew sixteen years old fell from the top story of the new bank building under construction and was painfully but not fatally injured. Another item reports Nulph Beavers seriously wounded by a stray shot during rabbit hunting. the accident is expected to be recoverable. A third note says the infant child of Mr and Mrs Ralph Beavers was terribly scalded by boiling water but expected to recover.
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Mineral Bluff
Martion Ballew
Bank
Nulph Beavers
Beavers
Mody
Bluth
Ralph Beavers
Fashionably Odd Desires Sparks Unlikely Wardrobe Picks
A quirky market showcases items fitting unusual tastes with bold colors, dramatic silhouettes, and statement pieces. Designers explain how personal identity shapes bold fashion choices, drawing shoppers seeking one of a kind outfits and self expression.
Extra Session Not Needed in Georgia
Savannah reports Joe Hill Hall from Macon says no need for an extra legislative session. He plans to reintroduce his anti pass bill next session and contends the railroad commission overstepped its powers with the anti pass edict. He urges reforms including fewer commissioners and no high salaried chairman.
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Savannah
Joe Hill Hall
Macon
Hall
Railroad Commission
Commission
Ylow
Bibb
Funeral This Morning for Joseph Olinger
The body of Joseph Olinger a prominent Atlanta real estate dealer died from injuries after a fall while running in darkness to catch a train. His funeral will be held today at 10 o'clock at the family residence 30 West North Avenue following his Mobile death.
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Joseph Olinger
Atlanta
Mobile
Ollinger
Moblie
West North Avenue
Belk to Speak on Education in Madison
Dr. 8 R Belk pastor of St Mark's Atlanta accepts invitation to address Madison on education. Speaking in high terms of his ability, he is to present the educational subject to the people of Madison on December 13.
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Wil
Madison
R. Belk
St. Mark's
Atlanta
Belk
Mrs Caroline Davis Dead After Long Atlanta Life
Mrs Caroline M Davis 70 wife of Rev L B Davis died suddenly at her Spring street home Thursday evening after dinner with daughter Mrs M B Hutchine. Born Caroline M Clarke of Darien she married in 1854 and moved to Atlanta settling among the city’s oldest inhabitants. Surviving children include Henry C Davis Chicago Lucien Davis Jackson Miss C L Groover C M Davis Columbus Theodore Davis Alabama Allen Powell Davis Mrs M B Hutching and Herbert Butler Davis Atlanta Funeral at Moore's Memorial Church 2 pm with interment Oakland cemetery pallbearers listed.
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Atlanta
Caroline M. Davis
L. B. Davis
Spring Street
M. B. Hutchine
Davia
Caroline M. Clarke
Darien
Mary Powell
Virginia
Nathan Henry Clarke
Massachusetts
Davis
Austin Rockwell Davis
Tien Tsein
C. M. Davis
Columbus
Theodore Davis
Alabama
Allen
Powell Davis
Mra
M. B. Hutching
Herbert Butler Davis
Moore's Memorial Church
Oakland Cemetery
Ernest Kontz
Ludge
Stephenson
Charles Currier
Carl Harrison
James McDonald
Man Sentenced to Chaingang for Gun Attack
Walter Braceley was arraigned in Muscogee Superior Court on a charge of maliciously shooting with intent to murder. He pled guilty to unlawful shooting and was sentenced by Judge Marxtin to twelve months in the chaingang.
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Columbia, Ga
Walter Braceley
Muscogee Superior Court
Marxtin
Nouthe Jen
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