Sylax Promises Relief For Stiff Limbs In Atlanta Area
Local testimonials claim Sylax cures rheumatism stomach trouble and swollen limbs. Peter Lassor and A. Payne describe rapid improvement after two bottles with full recovery near, while distributor Munn promotes Sylax as a tonic boosting constitution and organ health. orders accepted at Course! sole distributors in Atlanta.
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Sylax
Atlanta
Peter Lassor
Barwish Wagon Works
Auburn Avenue
Ivi
Seye
Payne
Cursey & Munn
Marietta
Min the Shines
Alckens
Sylex S
Munn
Capacity audience applauds Al G Field minstrels in Atlanta
Capacity crowds witness Al G Field's Greater Minstrel show in Atlanta as the performance opens with a striking river sequence and grand ensemble. Bert Swor and John Healey receive top honors while Field, in white face, receives ovation. The show features rich scenic staging, numerous encores, and standout acts by Jack Richards, Walter Sherwood, Herbert Willison, and the Reed Brothers.
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Tosc
Atlanta
iLife
Mississippi
Robert E. Lee
Natchez
Jack Richards
Walter Sherwood
Herbert
Willison
Bert Swor
John Healey
Joe ‘Ceffman
Ford
al G. Field
Interlocucer
Piell
Swor
Healey
South Carolina
Swar
Gran. today and tomorrow Famous Players feature Fatal Card
The Gran. today and tomorrow presents The Fatal Card with John Mason and Hazel Dawn in a powerful screen adaptation praised for completeness and strength. Also new at Strand is The Spender starring Donald Mac Kenzie, with big scenes of drama and action. At the Atlant, Richard Bennett’s Damaged Goods runs Monday to Wednesday, touted as a landmark sociological play, with Clara Morten performing in a diverting act.
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Level
John Mason
Hazel Dawn
Soma
Will
Donald MacKenzie
George Probert
Alma Martin
Paul Panger
James McCabe
George B. Seitz
Atlantin
Atlanta
Richard Bennett
Forsyth
Clara Morten
Adelte
Ae Children
Boma
Parareswuint Pictures
Hazel Dawr
Paramount_Feature
Prohibition Urged by Women’s Clubs in State Federation
State federation president Fitzpatrick announced 278 women's organizations with 5 000 members. Thirty eight clubs joined in the last year as delegates from Macon Montezuma Carrollton Rome and Savannah gathered to discuss education propaganda and ways to expand compulsory education efforts. Names of attending delegates and officers listed from Thomasville Macon Cartersville and other towns.
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Fitzpatrick
Thomasville
Bruce Jones
Macon
Mra
Thomaaviil
Harvey Jordon
Monticello
OH. Til
Iftton
J. H. Downe
Saineaville
W. L. Davis
Alban Ure
J. £ Hays
Monte
Aslania
HH McCall
W. J. Priceemith
Hugh Willet
Jessie Kempton
Alice Baxter
James Jackson
Julian Bailey
Bolleing Jones
Nellie. Peters Slack
Vws
A. P. Cowles
Rosa Wood Jery
Atlanta bankers to discuss bonds
A report notes strong subscription by many large individuals and center groups to a local bond underwriting syndicate led by J P Morgan & Co. The New York financial houses named include national banks and trust firms, while Kuhn Leon & Co. is absent from the list. The Anglo French commission has nearly finished its work and plans to return home soon.
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J.P. Morgan & Co
Itey-Clehe
National
New York
Kuhn, Leon & Co
Hurricane Toll Feeds City as Storm Ravages New Orleans
The hurricane wrecked buildings and churches, left 40 plus dead, and disrupted transit with 8 000 phones out and trolley service cut after 3 pm. Water rose up to 12 14 feet at Lake Pontchartrain flooding Milneburg streets. Seven confirmed deaths include drownings and collapsed structures. several bodies found at West End and near Rampart Toulouse. Institutions like Felicity Methodist church Masonic temple Beauregard school and St. Vincent's orphan asylum suffered major damage as debris filled streets and landmarks fell.
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Criminal Courts
Starm
Lake Pontchartrain
West Ind
Spanish Fort
Milneburg
Chosun
New York
West End
Rampart
Toulouse Street
Taydras
Saratoan
Felicity
Chestnut Streets
Masonic Temple
St. Charles
Union Streets
Beauregard Public School
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Atlanta Building Revival Shows September Surge
Atlanta builds booming in September with a $500,000 rise over last year led by the Candler Warehouse and Compress project. Excluding the warehouse, total permits exceed September 2014 by $100,000, while overall yearly deficit narrows to a $190,000 gap as fall permits loom. multiple property transactions and lease news augment the month’s activity.
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Candler
Ftheyeri
Agii
Atlanta
Walton’ Street
Ed R. Hays
American physicians decorated in Serbia after war
Nish Serbia September 30 Crown Prince Alexander decorated forty American physicians and sanitarians in recognition of their services in stopping epidemics that broke out after the war began The Americans decorated are representatives of the Rockefeller Foundation and the American Red Cross.
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Nish
Serbia
Alexander
Rockefeller Foundation
American Red Cross
Second Primary Decides Three Contests in City Election
Result totals show precinct B 144 to total 285, Lynch 188 in A and 19 in B for 177, Mincey's 108 majority, Landers 196 A 107 B total 303 in Seventh ward, Dallas 38 A 0 B total 266, Landers majority 27, Carpenter 170 A 81 B total 251, Davidson 148 A 30 B total 178 in Sixth ward Carpenter ahead by 68, Pencock 131 A 0 B total 211, Delvin 68 A 149 B total 11 with a tied vote. Overall 447 total votes cast and 35 ballots cast for neither candidate. Unopposed candidates received nearly all votes. A new two-year city executive committee retained most members with few changes. Committee meets to canvass results. if no election, another primary will be ordered. Recall leaders praised clean government victory. only Farlinger won in Woodward.
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Lynch
Mincey
Seventh Ward
Landers
Dallas
Imth
Carpenter
Davidson
Sith
Pencock
Delvin
A. W. Farlinger
Fran Woodall
John D. Sisson
Carl Bo~vin
Property transfers and deeds list at northwest Atlanta area
A dated 1915 1916 record of numerous real estate deeds and quitclaims around West North Avenue Marietta Street and nearby districts. Entries mention properties on West North Avenue East 31st Street Broad Street and Bank of Commerce land lots with buyers sellers and trustees.
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Bille A. Zen
Porthwest
Sams
Samme
Georgia Bevings Bank
Trust
Etheridge
East
Ida P. Feele
M. G. Jackson
F. J. Mag
Fourteenth
Hapeville “Rom
Glaude Hennessee
West Eld
Bills Avenue
Baker Road
Be Merchant and Mechanic Banking and Loan Company
Alice B. Broombere
Roswell Road
Py Trustes
Flynn
Marietta
W. & A. R. Rapamepetty
Tighe
Eperty
North Avenue
Seaburg
Willingham-Titt Tamber
Intersouc- T. EB
Summerour
W. P. “Walker
Housevard
HL. Wirton
Bleaner
Deeds Record Transfer to Life Insurance Co
Mary Moran transfers property described as lot northwest to Pena Mutual Life Insurance Co for 1800 in consideration. Public record notes conveyance and insured stake, reflecting transactional details in the county clerk entry.
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Tre
Mary @ Moran
Pena Nutual’ Lite Insurangs Company
Corner Pine Street and Bedford Plats City Property Records
A garbled 1915 property ledger lists multiple transfers and notices including Raymond J. Lee to Bernice Kaufman at 57 Owens Street and various parcels around Pine Street Bedford, Ridgeland Way, North Boulevard and St Charles Avenue with dates in September 1915 and values up to $100,000. Building permits include two-story dwellings by T B Eason & Son and J A Adams with fire damages noted to Jim E. Oxford contractor.
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Pine Street
Bedford’ Placty
Raymond J. Lee
Bernice Kaufman
Owens Street
Flynn “Realty Company
Northwestern Mutual Zéfex Insurance Company
Peachtres ‘Street
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Daisy ‘Murphy
Shermner
Ridgeland Way
Plaster Avenue
P. Iwalker
A. J. Orme
North Boulevard
St. Charles
Avebue
Mies Lillian Levin
Rae Paigetineton Atreek
Willam J. Wilson
Simon Loeb
Pace
Errs Rosd
Wert
Rosser and Cox
Ida “ McGee
Ikate W. Barrett
Hood Drive
Dalifa P. Thebaut
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
St. Chartes Avenue
Bonaventure Street
Soxige
B. Eason & Son
Canter Sisadt
J. A.adams
Kennett Streat
Frais
Thomas Geosby
J. Je Adams
Love Street
Mrs. Sullivan
Detbridge Atteet
Jim E. Oxford
Vincent Sinking After Mine Strike Off Cape Orfula
The American sailing ship Vincent was blown up by a mine off Cape Orfol in the White Sea on September 27 and sunk. The crew were saved. Captain Amberman and three others were injured and treated at Archangel hospital. The vessel, formerly British, had recently registered as American and sailed from New York to Archangel and then to London.
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Washington
Vincent
Cape Orfol
White Sea
Amberman
Archangel
State Department
Gshe
New York
Jung
London
Ilson Gets Reprieve for Convicted Swede Hillstrom
Salt Lake City reports Governor Spry granted Joseph Hilstrom a reprieve until October 16, 1915, out of courtesy to President Wilson. In Washington, President Wilson, at the Swedish minister Ekengren’s request, asked the Utah governor for a stay of execution to allow new evidence and a fairer trial.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Sprye
Joseph Hil Atrom
Wilson
Washington
W.A. ¥. Ekengren
Spry
Seneph Hillstrom
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Cherokee” Avenue
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Fulton County Board of Education
Hapeville
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Woolley
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Clara Morton
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