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Get a Move on the Vagrants in Atlanta
Atlanta edict urges police to clear the city of vagrants. The piece labels many as African American, lauds training gaps, warns of loafers and criminal links, and presses authorities to remove both white and black vagrants immediately. It cites Curtis Brown London office as the communications contact.
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Police
Atlanta
What Is a Trust The presidents lexicographic attempt misfires
The article argues the public already understands trusts as price-raising combinations harming consumers. It criticizes the president for overclassifying trusts and warns that trust activity harms the masses whether by monopoly, output restriction, or price fixing, urging plain understanding of the issue.
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Fey
House Cata
The Constitution of Sunday: A Southern Newspaper Heritage
The Constitution of Sunday is praised as the peoples paper with four generations of southern readers. It grew from fifty-two to fifty-six pages, expanding ads and content while serving diverse readers with a full editorial mix, news from world to city, and the Sunny South supplement.
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Breezy Times In Billville and Georgia Notes
The Rural Correspondent from Ezra reports local chatter and songs about fall, cotton, and dances in Billville. It notes political mutterings from Birmingham to Texas, praise for anti pistol-toting reforms, and a parade of southern political figures while praising Georgia writers and fall entertainments.
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Billviite
Billville
Blltville
Ezra
Atlanta Manufacturers Plan Fall Exhibit and New Organization
The Atlanta Manufacturers Association was formally organized after a stockholders meeting at the chamber of commerce. Officers elected include President J P Stevens and Vice President Joseph Hirsch, with W G Cooper as secretary treasurer. The group plans an October exhibit of Atlanta made goods in the agricultural building at the fair grounds, and will arrange machinery and equipment to fulfill exhibitor obligations. The bylaw committee was formed and the board will review the report next.
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Atlanta Manufacturers’ Association
Superior Court
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
J. P. Stevens
Joseph Hirsch
W. G. Cooper
Samuel D. Jones
W. A. Bates
Ora Nunnally
R T. Conley
Louis Gholstin
Steh
Exhibijtors
Walter G. Cooper
R. T. Conley
Joseph W. Hill
Board of
Atlanta Manufactur
Trusts and tariff in the western tour speech
The speaker denounces trusts and their dishonest exactions under the Dingley tariff. He argues that the tariff shelters trusts and urges a thorough, honest revision of tariff schedules to end the greed and racketeering affecting the public. The tone echoes populist calls for equal rights and tariff reform.
The Panama Canal Title Returns to Scrutiny
Attorney General Knox returns from Paris with a preliminary finding that Colombian titles held by the French Panama Canal Company are not flawless. Senators Morgan and others warned against paying $40,000,000 for the rights, noting delays in ratification amid Colombia's revolutions. Colombians seek to leverage this to gain the larger share in canal negotiations with the United States.
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Knox
Paris
Colombia
Senate
Morgan
Republic
United States
Sam
The Hip Pocket Reform Campaign Across the South
A crusade against concealed weapons gains momentum in the south. Memphis reports a pistol found beneath a young roustabout's coat tails and a stern judge fines him heavily. Civilized order and lawfulness are praised as the drive against armed desperadoes intensifies.
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Binningham
Ma de & Young
Texas
Criminal Court
Virginia
South
Memphis
ATLANTA IN SIGHTS OF AREA PAPERS AND ROADS MOVE
Waycross and Savannah papers weigh Atlanta politics and press questions while Richmond jokes about Buffalo Bill visit. East Point notes a rumored whiskey blast and Rome eyes a 1200 seat increase as pipeline plots loom toward Atlanta. Convict road gang organized in Waycross county plans yearlong road work and road claying.
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Waycross
Evan P
Atlanta
Savannah
Supreme Court
Richmond
Buffalo Bill
East Point
Decatur Street
Macon
Augusta
Rome
Clay County News
Georgia Legislature
Roosevelt
Not Hurt Angry on Speaker Henderson in Tariff Controversy
The Philadelphia Ledge critiques Speaker Henderson amid retirement comments and tariff battles. It portrays him as once revered by protectionists for backing Dingley tariffs, now mocked as a “dead ass” by rivals and critics who accuse him of betraying tariff-monopoly interests.
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Philadelphia
Henderson
Dingley
Robinson Crusen
Jand
New York
Dewberry hosts barbecue at Grey Lawn farm near McLeod
J M Dewberry entertained friends at his Grey Lawn farm near McLeod. Guests included F S Battle and Dr E Brinson among many others while DE McCoy and Mark Walton assisted with the barbecue. A vote of long live Joe Dewberry was spoken by attendees.
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Billimore
J M Dewberry
Grey Lawn
McLeod
Mr. Dewberry
F S Battle
Dr. E. Brinson
J- E._Hatcher
W. W. Ferkins
Mark Walton
DE. McCoy
Stillmore Air Line Railroad
Joe Dewberry
Man dies after morphine overdose at Grady Hospital
Kirby Ellison a printer by trade living at 63 Humphries street died at Grady Hospital after several suicide attempts. He had returned home intoxicated and tried to shoot himself before taking a morphine overdose in the presence of his wife. He left a wife, mother, and two sisters.
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Grady Hospital
Kirby Ellison, & Smarpenter
Humphries Street
Lfe
Grand Sire Goodwin Honored by Atlanta Odd Fellows
Grand Sire John B Goodwin of the Georgia Odd Fellows returned from Des Moines to Atlanta at 8 pm amid a city hall reception and parade. A large crowd from lodges and fraternal orders gathered as speeches by leaders of the Masons Knights of Pythias Red Men and Odd Fellows paid tribute to his high office and the honor to Atlanta.
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Georgia Party of
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of the Order
Des Moines
Jows
Goodwin
The
Secret Order
Atlanta
Grand Sire Goodwin
D Rum
North Pryor
Decatur
Ogrator
Peachtree
Whitehall
Hunter
City Hall
C. W Smith
Barnes Lodge
Jeffries
Masons
Austen
Knights of Pythias
James L. Mayson
Red Men
Henry McAlpin
Savannah
John A. Hynds
BR. T. Daniel
Griffa
John B Goodwin
Emory College Initiates New Members in Greek Societies
The Few and Phi Gamma literary societies at Emory College Oxford Ga opened at 9 o clock with 19 new initiates in Few and 12 new members in Phi Gamma President Dickey and Professor Marvin Williams addressed the groups noting high standards and urging clean college politics Williams emphasized public speaking training and included humorous sketches Rushing season of the Greek letter societies more competitive than usual plus names of Atlanta alumni enrolled at Emory.
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Emory College
Oxford
Few
Dickey
Marvin ‘Williams
Williams
Willams
Die
Iams
Ietter
Atanta
Emory
Pope Arnal
Garnett Quil- Man
Pletcher Quillian
T. M. Armetead, Jr
Lucius Baird
Louie J. Leonard
Robert S. Parker
Wales Lewis
Lewis Puttman
Price Wooley
Rufus White
Lawton Moon
Claude England
Walter Hendricks
Br. J. Timmors
Train runs over deaf mute in Canton accident
Special from Canton Ga September 23 at Holly Springs inquest verdict finds Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railroad engineer not to blame for the death of Joseph Roach a 45 year old deaf mute struck on the track near Canton depot Roach died from a fractured skull and a broken leg He walked along the embankment when struck by the engine despite signals Roach a former student at Cave Springs deaf and dumb asylum married to a deaf wife and survived by a baby boy and his father Alfred Roach of Hotty Springs Cherokee County ties
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Canton
Toroner
Holly Springs
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern
Roach
Nouth
Stephens
Roesch
Suat
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Cave Springs
Joe Roach
Alfred Roach
Hotty Springs
Cherokee
Wimbish Granted $1000 Master in Chancery Fee
Special Judge Newman approved an order paying Hon. W. A. Wimbish of Atlanta a $1000 compensation for his services as master in chancery in the case Chatta hoochee National Bank v. Mrs. M. J. Barschall. The payment follows a dispute over a second assessment levied by the receiver and involvement of stockholders in the bank’s affairs.
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H Wimbish
Columbus
Newman
W. A. Wimbish
Atlanta
J. Frank -Aldrick
Chattahoochee National Bank
M. J.barschall
Wimboish
Peeping Tom Evicted After Auger Hole Found
In Waycross Atlantic and Birmingham railroad workers ousted a middle aged man from a boarding house after two women reported a hole bored through the wall. A freshly bored auger hole behind a wall picture was found. The man, who denied knowledge, left town this morning amid public indignation.
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Waycross
Non
Atlantic and Birmingham Railroad
Sigma Nu Fraternity Hosts Reception at Dahlonega
The Sigma Nu fraternity of the North Georgia Agricultural College extended a reception on Saturday evening to sympathizers of the fair sex and new students. The informal event was enjoyed, followed by a chapter meeting during which several new members were initiated.
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Dahlonega
Sigma Nu Fraternity
North Georgia Agricultural College
Columbus Public Schools Open With Record Attendance
Columbus Ga September 2 Special The public schools opened with the largest attendance in history 1724 white pupils and 177 negro pupils totaling 2 77 The primary industrial school opened with Mr and Mrs S F Newlight in charge Miss Abbott formerly of Nebraska is assistant The Seventh street school building was used for the first time this morning a handsome brick and stone structure added to the system.
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Columbus
Columbus Public Schools
Newlight
Miss Abbott
Nebraska
Seventh Street
Macon Executive Committee May Call White Primary
The Macon Georgia executive committee met at 5 pm at The Evening News office. They plan a white primary on November 4 for four alderman seats, voting in December. Registration in October will be used for the primary, with terms expiring December to be filled. Potential candidates include Chestney Shelverton Mayer and Jewett, while Parson Hill may not seek reelection.
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Citigeng
Evening News
Ben L. Jones
R. I. McKennyn
C. D. ePartson
L. W. Hollingsworth
Samuel Mayer
David Him
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Hill
Mayer
Hollingsworth
Hames
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