Vote Against Maddox in Fifth Ward Alderman Election
Citizens of the Fifth ward urge a no vote for J. W. Maddox in the alderman race. The letter praises Maddox as honest and capable while asserting the ward’s choice and urging opposition in the name of fair play. Signed by numerous residents and community leaders expressing support for alternative representation.
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Fifth Ward
Maddox
Co. BR. Garner
PF. P. Jackson
J. F. Wood
H. B. Hicks
George
Pate
D. H. Jones
J. N Austin
J. McGhee
G. RB. Joiner
J.D. Weathered
W. G
W. M. Etheridke
M.D. P. A Willams
D. G. Thomas
E. R. Lanngley
EB Rinch
Russell Shirley
M. Barrett
W. W. Hildebrand
C. M. Moon
T. MD
W. M. Yarbray
W. R. Dickens
J. V. Chastain
G. Chander
W A Alley
H. L. Coggin
J. P. Glore
W. M. Mote
A. C. Ashley
J. B. Bowen
F. J. Chapplar
Great Development In Steel And Iron State Must Buy Cannon
President William B. Corey of United States Steel Corp says demand is strong and next year will be record, with railroads ordering heavily. An unrelated note reports Georgia Military Institute cannon, captured at Atlanta, offered for sale to the state for 75 dollars with mounting costs bringing total to about 150 dollars, aided by public contributions.
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United States Steel Corporation
William B. Corey
Baltimore
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Company
Carnegie and
Niinels
Strel
Georgia Military Institute
New York State
Brown
War Department
Robert Shaw Oliver
Mttle
Marietta
Institute
Atlanta
Blakeslee Sent to Louisville Office
Howard W. Blakeslee, longtime Associated Press news manager, is assigned to the Louisville office. A Michigan and Detroit News alumnus, he began at the university paper, joined AP in New Orleans, and recently transferred to Atlanta, with a new duties start soon.
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Howard W. Blakesles
Louisville
Dixie
Tlanta
Associated Pressing
Atlanta
Blakeslee
Michigan
Detroit News
Service of
York
Unland
The
Associated Presa
New Orleans
William Macabee Celebrates 168th Birthday at Naval Home
Philadelphia. William Macabee, sole surviving member of the old frigate Constitution, marked his 168th birthday at the naval home in the city. He suffered a broken leg last month but retained remarkable mental clarity as he celebrated.
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Philadelphia
William Macabee
BuYa
Speaking of Diamonds Best Value in Diamond Buying
A sales pitch asserts buyers get the best diamond for their money with no lower price available elsewhere. The message emphasizes confidence in value and exclusive pricing as a core selling point.
Cotton mill owners in convention discuss trade and reform
Britton Woods N H September 22 The eighty seventh meeting of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers focused on legal relations between mills and agents and standard specs for gray staple goods. President Charles T Plunkett warned of overbuilding and overproduction in European centers, citing 70 000 spindles idled to curb output. He contrasted U S labor costs with foreign conditions and urged national legislation industrial stability stronger commercial integrity reliable banking ready to support during crises.
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Britton Woods
N. H
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Charles T. Plunkett
National Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Postmasters Hold Annual Convention in Macon Georgia
Brown House Macon Ga September 22 Special The fourth class post masters of Georgia will hold their annual convention in Macon Sessions at City Auditorium many will attend President W W Webb of Hannah Macon is handling arrangements The event will last one day Daniel J Sully the cotton man will speak in Macon around November 2 at the fair grounds to address farmers on marketing cotton and draw a large crowd
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Brown House
Macon
State of Georgia
W. W. Webb
Hanafra
J. F. Heard
Dham
Milter
Commerce
Daniel Sully
Daniel J. Sully
Fair Grounds
Hinesville
Helen Faulling
William N. Faulling, Jr
Charles Gordon
Liberty County Superior Court
Faulting
Walthourville
Faulling
Gordon
McIntosh
South Carolina
Atlanta hosts 1910 Odd Fellows session in Georgia
Dispatch from Judge Robert T. Daniel in Seattle reports Atlanta won the 1910 sovereign grand lodge session over Chicago and Richmond, signaling a large gathering and making Atlanta a key convention city for the fraternal order. The Georgia delegation, led by Judge Daniel, is praised for securing Atlanta’s bid.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Gold Fellows
Atlanta
Chicago
Richmond
Georgia
Daniei
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Expands Ready-to-Wear Factory
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company expands on Whitehall Street by leasing the McGehee Building on South Broad for a larger ready-to-wear factory. The new 15,000 square foot facility will produce skirts cloaks suits and other women’s garments with electricity driven machinery and 50 skilled workers. H Wallenstein will head the tailoring department and alterations will be housed in the new building, offering both custom and ready made options under the Made to Atlanta slogan.
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H. Wallenstein
Fifth Avenue
Bown
Atlanta
F. J. Faxon
W F Rockwell at Rest in Milledgeville
The body of Hon W F Rockwell was brought from Savannah for burial in Milledgeville. Services were held at St Stephen's Episcopal church by Plantagenet Commandery No 12 with representatives from Atlanta Savannah Macon and Columbus Knights Templars. He was past grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Georgia and at death served as grand recorder and instructor. He went to war at 17 and later settled in Savannah.
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Georgia
Milledgeville
W. F. Rockwell
Savannah
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Plantagent Commandary No. 12
Thin City
Atlanta
Macon
Columbus Knights Templars
Old Family Square City
Grand Commandary
Showers Thursday Across Georgia and Nearby States
Weather forecast calls for showers Thursday across Atlanta and vicinity and the remainder of Georgia along with South Carolina and Alabama. The note mentions the approach of the autumnal equinox.
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Atlanta
Vicinity
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Weather Rain Lingers Over Lakes Region
A storm center moves toward the lakes as the rainy season drags on. Humidity hit 95 percent while temperatures struggled to reach 84 degrees. The weather anxiety reflects players anxious about rain affecting post-season games and the southern championship.
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Gopher
J. P
Negro held for forgery represented South Carolina in Congress
George Washington Murray, a black former congressman from the Sumter district in the nineties, is jailed in Chicago awaiting requisition papers to serve a three year sentence for forgery. Authorities report Murray fled Canada after trial and marriage details include a divorce from his black wife and a marriage to a white woman.
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South Carolina
Congress
Columbia, & C
George Washington Murray
Sumter
Chicago
Anneh Murray
Canada
Mur- Tay Haa
Georgia Military Academy Receives New War Department Equipment
The Georgia Military Academy has been supplied with 150 Krag rifles with gear, fifty sabers and belts for cavalry drill, fourteen officers swords, and two cannons. Cadets total 165, with a strong band, and the school is filling its January entrance. Nearby the Young Men’s Christian Association building is under construction and expected to be usable by November 1.
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Military Department
Georgia Military Academy
United States War Department
United States Army
Young Men's Christian Association
Aoe
Bogus Money Maker for the Atlanta Pen
Philadelphia September 22 James O Leary alias Jack Mulvey aged man served nearly thirty of his life in prison for counterfeiting and passing bogus money. He was sentenced in the U S district court to ten years in the Atlanta government prison on a similar charge. He pleaded guilty but sought clemency due to age. A secret service operative testified, recognizing him from a photograph taken years ago.
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Philadelphia
James O'Leary
Jack Mulvey
United States District Court
Government
Atlanta
McPherson
O'Leary
Secret Service
Mayor Maddox Turns To Poetry In City Notes
A postal card to Secretary Harvey Johnson reports Mayor Robert F. Maddox has begun composing verse. The mayor’s first public poem references Salt Lake City and Brigham Young, with notes of multiple wives, while his public duties include addresses to unions and suffrage groups.
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Atane
Livingston
Lanta
Robert F. Maddox
Harvey Johnson
Amalgamated Association of Boiler’ Makers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brigham Young
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American National Bank
Alabama and Broad Streets
Atlanta, GA
J. W. Maddox
W. E. Corey
Associated Press
Popul
Maier & Berkele
Sarehive
Horsford
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Whitehall
Verz
Cloud-Stanford Co
the Shop of Quality
Eiseman Bros
Bega
Hess
Baltimore, Md
Washington, D.C
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