Mammoth rally for good roads and city fire damage in Rome
A mammoth good roads rally is planned in Clarkston on the 17th, with speakers including Senator Ben Tillman and Hoke Smith announced by DeKalb County officials. Separately, a three-building blaze on Broad Street near Third Avenue in Rome caused about 40,000 in damage, injuring two firefighters. insurance covers the losses and restoration is planned.
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Good Roads
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Murphy Candler
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Hooper Alexander
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Farmers Union
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Parliament House Burned in Dominion Fire
The west wing of the parliament building was completely destroyed today by a fire. Loss to the structure is about 109000, fully insured, but the Joss to the building is about a total loss with no insurance. The fine Mowat law library was also severely damaged.
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Twin Boys Born to 17 Year Old Wife in Chicago
Twin boys born yesterday to a 17 year old Italian wife weighed 28 pounds together. One baby balanced the scales at 16 pounds and the other at 12 pounds. The mother is the wife of Peter Montdione, a laborer, age 28.
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Court Martial Ordered At Fort McPherson For Hazelhurst and Elam
Court martial set for Monday morning at Fort McPherson over manslaughter charges linked to the August 7 shooting of Private Coulter. The case names Lt. Hazelhurst and Pvt. Elam with a detailed court staffing list and notes Civil authorities unlikely to intervene.
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Voters of the Third Ward Gather for Nominating Meet
A mass meeting of Third Ward voters will be held at the Store House on the corner of Frager and Hunter streets on Friday night September 3 to nominate a candidate for council from the ward. All voters are urged to attend.
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Bishop Keiley Returns From European Tour
Right Rev Benjamin J Kelly bishop of the Catholic church returns to Savannah from an extensive European and British Isles tour. The group left New York in May aboard a steamer visiting Rome where a private audience with Pope Pius X occurred. Monsignor Falconio and Archbishop Farley were among the party. High mass was celebrated at sea aboard the crossing. In Atlanta the bishop stayed with Rev Father Gunn of Sacred Heart church.
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France
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Holland
England
Scotland
Ireland
Monsignor Falconio
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Keiley
Annie McDonell
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Trouble at Pineview by Paroled Convict on Parol
Telegram to Governor Brown from Pineview citizens asks for action against paroled convict Astley McDuffy from Wilcox county. Pineview officials seek arrest and return to penitentiary. commission to inspect. McDuffy, white, was manslaughter convict paroled by ex-Governor Smith, with attorney D B Nicholson vouched for. Also notes engagement of John P. Scripps and Miss Elith McRae in Detroit notice.
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Wilcox County
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John P Scripps
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Concealed theft repays $1200 after conscience note
New York report says a thief, troubled by guilt and a note to face his priest, returned $1,200 hidden in bills left on a mailing box at the Brooklyn Bridge entrance to aid detectives solving a three week old theft from Aiken Lambert Company pens in Maiden Lane. In a separate Kansas item, the state railroad board ruled baggage smashers must stop dropping trunks from trains, ordering gentler handling to prevent damage.
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