Watterson Wrath on Swagger Set Porecarts
Georgia Fair weekend crowds, weather notes, and assorted city scenes. Editor William Tew hosts a warm welcome at Piedmont Driving Club. reports mention rail rumors, coal delays, and Atlanta’s ongoing efforts to extend Elson Street. Widespread items include a murder case in Tift county, a prison drill prize in Macon, and a Georgia football clash set for Medford Park this afternoon.
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Kentucky Editor in Lecture Pittsburg Helds Four Hund red to Scorn
Henry Watterton lectured at Carnegie Music Hall in Allegheny on Society, mocking the smart set and its pretensions. He condemned nouveau riches and monkey dinners, urged respect for a sturdy, well-bred American commonalty, and warned against scandal while praising true manhood and faith in Christ.
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Big Factory for Jackson
Jackson Miss October 23 Special A deal will be closed soon for the Sligo property west of Jackson. The owners plan a 200000 dollar cotton factory and a system of tenant cottages nearby. The investment is expected to reach about half a million dollars before operation. Promoters’ names are not yet public.
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All Commissioners to Attend in New Orleans
Captain Jonn A Webb secretary of the Southern Association of Railroad Commissioners reports notices indicating full southern state representation at the annual conference. It will meet at the St Charles hotel in New Orleans on November 7 for three days with an outline program, though proceedings depend on impromptu topics raised by attending commissioners.
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Mrs Horner Chauffeur Arrested Amid Baltimore Speeding
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs T M W Horner of Atmola Georgia and her mother Mrs Y Emerson were held for speeding in Druid Hill Park. Police pursued the French chauffeur and wagon, offering release for all but Mrs Horner who insisted on the chauffeur’s surrender. Anxious to clear the air, Mrs Emerson accused police of theft while planning to report to the police board.
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Police search for diamonds at Kimball House theft
Police seek a set of diamond jewelry valued at about 176 pounds or 200 dollars reportedly lost from a safety deposit box at the Fourth National Bank between August and October 22. The owner, H WW Gainsburg, a known commiss ion man, says the box was opened recently and the chamois bag with bracelets, pin, and a watch fob vanished. He had placed the bag in August when his wife left the city and suspects he may have left it out while examining papers. The case continues. In Mississippi Jackson, October 23, special telegraph reports Governor-elect Vardaman plans to urge a separate penitentiary commission overhaul.
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Two Women Slain in Cherokee County Home
In Cherokee county near Jasper a mother Annie Holcomb and her young daughter were shot and mutilated at their home. Authorities report the daughter pursued by an attacker, nine knife stabs and several bullet wounds. Two tracks on site suggest two culprits. Bodies buried at Bethany church. Also notes: Episcopal diocese of Mississippi committee meeting. Mississippi colored missionary groups gather in Jackson with about 250 delegates through Sunday.
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Hearst Enjoys Georgia Barbecue Hospitality and Chats
Mr Hearst and party arrived at the fair grounds to an informal reception hosted by Colonel James English Jr and Alex Smith. Georgia officials and prominent Atlantans praised his visit, while Hearst noted Georgians’ hospitality and said simply being a Georgian could become a sought passport for the future.
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William Randolph Hearst Visited Atlanta for Interstate Fair
A throng of Atlantans greeted William Randolph Hearst at the union depot as he arrived in Atlanta invited by the Interstate Fair Association. He met Governor Terrell, toured Piedmont Park, attended a Georgia barbecue, visited the state capitol, and dined at the Capital City Club, receiving warm handshakes from hundreds of locals and newspaper men.
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