Bailey Denies Forgeries Used Against Him in Texas Case
Senator Bailey answers Attorney General Davidson’s charges about funds from Waters-Pierce and Standard Cities. He admits receiving about 15000 from President Pierce as a loan and says he repaid it, with another loan of 38000 noted as repaid. Bailey accuses papers cited by the AG of being forgeries and demands access to the records. The Morning News urges Bailey not to be returned to the senate, saying charges have weakened his influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gen- Davidson
Bailey
Waters-Pierce
Standard Cities
H. G
Waters
Texas Feld
Pierce
Waters Company
Lena Bailey
Ling
Fusal
Watery
Morning News
Senate
Alabama Official Probes Atlanta Birmingham Insurance Affairs
Alabama Deputy Insurance Commissioner A C Sexton appointed temporary receiver in Montgomery arrives in Atlanta to probe the Atlanta-Birmingham Insurance Company. Judge Pendleton judge Pendleton appoints temporary receiver J M Slaton to aid creditors as insolvency ties to recent San Francisco fire and quake. J W Maxwell, 68, dies at 593 South Pryor Street. survived by wife six daughters and one son. funeral to be held in McDonough, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta-Birmingham Insurance Company
A. C. Sexton
Alabama
City Court of
Montgomery
Atlanta
J. M. Slaton
Pendleton
Superior Court
San Francisco
J. W. Maxwell
South Pryor Street
McDonough
Name of the trademark builds consumer demand ad plan
The text urges firms to advertise in this newspaper to create consumer recognition and demand. It promotes using Mussengale Advertising Agency of Atlanta to craft campaigns that educate buyers to seek and demand specific goods, reducing dealer dependence on jobbers and fancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussengale Advertising Agency
Atlanta
Two Men Die In Magazine Explosion At Uniontown
Uniontown Pennsylvania December 7 two men were killed when the magazine at Oriental powder works exploded at 8 46 am The dead are Hickle 24 married and Antonio Broso Italian 28 The blast wrecked the building and shook areas miles away Fire crews found only two men inside the magazine with several tons of powder elsewhere workers at a mill next door were uninjured The cause of the explosion was not known and a similar Rand works blast a year earlier killed eighteen people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Oriental Powder Works
Hickle
Antonio Broso
Fairdhance
Hickle and Brose
Rand
Here
Seaboard Car Line Announces Atlanta Memphis Sleeper Route
The Seaboard announces a nightly sleeping car run from Atlanta at 4 45 p m departing Union Station via Birmingham to Memphis arriving 7 25 a m Dining car service listed in schedule with through car line details and old depot station reference.
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Atlanta
Union
Old Depot
Birmingham
Memphis
Seaboard
Appetizing Oyster Supper At New Kimball Will Be Happy Climax
Louie Sossamon, 12, son of Mr and Mrs L B Sossamon of Ragan Ga, died Friday at a private sanitarium at 3 30 am. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm in Barclay Brandon private chapel Rev Dr Laprade of College Park to officiate, burial in Conyers Ga.
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Louie Sossamon
Temperance bill eyed after theater at New Kimball
Special to The Georgian Montgomery Alabama December 7 The Rev Brooks Lawrence state superintendent Alabama Anti Saloon League headquartered in Birmingham spoke in Atlanta outlining a local option bill to be introduced in the next legislature He says the matter will be left to the voters and if they vote again at saloons it will be two years before another election can be held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Brooks Lawrence
Alabama Anti-Saloon League
Birmingham
Mother of Cillette Hails Confession After Trial
Louise Gillette, mother of the New York murderer Cillette, welcomes Cheater’s confession that he killed Grace Brown. She hopes the admission comes from conviction, but fears a life in prison without true repentance. She plans to travel to New York, praising God for repentance and urging her son to read the Bible Isaiah 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Louise Gillette
New York
Grace Brown
Whisky traffic regulation stalls at city council
The Georgian reports a called Thursday session failed to act on whisky traffic rules as councilmen defer to a recommitment. Police committee to hold a special meeting soon after minor actions included blue print tax, hospital and sanitary department increases, and a railway right of way. Zach Childers elected alderman for chair vacated by T. B. Weatbrook over Lee Allen and Jena Guerry.
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Oldknow
Grady Hospital
Natal
Sanitary Department
Orne Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
Madison Avenue
Spencer Avenue
Streets Committee
Americus, Ga
Zach Childers
T. B. Weatbrook
Lee Allen
Jena Guerry
New Remington Typewriter Impresses Users Across Roles
The latest Remington models win praise from recipient, signer, and writer for best, swiftest, and easiest work. The new Escapement system is highlighted as the reason, inviting readers to see it themselves.
Lapponi Pope's Doctor Dies of Cancer in Rome
Rome December 7 Dr Lapponi private physician to the pope died this morning after a long stomach cancer, medical consultations had advised an operation. He attended Pope Leo XIII and was medical adviser during the pontiff's final illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Lapponi
Pope Leo
Pius
Vatican
King Edward VI Earns First Prize at International Live Break Exposition
King Edward VI of England won top prize at the International Live Break Exposition in Chicago. His stallion Prem Victor defeated Lord Rothschild’s Girton Charmer to claim the event’s premier honor.
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Chicago
King Edward VI
England
Prem Victor
Lord Rothschild
Girton @ Charmer
Bryan Says Roosevelt Would Put Brute Force Before Justice
Lincoln Nebr Dec 7 W J Bryan comments on President Roosevelt message calling it the president s most important state paper He notes both Democratic and anti Democratic elements He condemns the war like tone and argues the navy can not be sole guardian of peace and justice He warns against using force over the nation s sense of justice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Nebr
W. J. Bryan
Army
Congress
Negro Plumbers Fight Union in County Courts
Several African American plumbers C. L. Pinckney G. Pinckney and H. L. Ragan filed in superior court for an injunction against the National Master Plumbers Union and General Supply Company of Atlanta. They allege race discrimination as members of Marietta Plumbing Company and that no order will be issued for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Pinckney
G. Pinckney
H. L. Ragan
Superior Court
National Master Plumbers’ Union
General Supply Company of
Atlanta
The
Marietta Plumbing Company
General Lucas
Ils
Attempted Robbery at Randall Bros Coal and Wood Office
A robbery attempt occurred at Randall Bros coal and wood office at Whitehall and Barnett streets on a Wednesday night. The would be thieves fled before completing the job and detectives are actively investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Bros.’ Coal and Wood
Whitehall and
Barnett Streets
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Wiley Jones
North Broad Street
King Stillman
Aus
Ng Oey
Ine Haarlem
Claes Tilly
Sele Importers and
American Agents and Medicine Co
Holland Medicine Gazette
MR. Manufacturer
Walter Ballard Optical Company
Peachtree Street
New Kimball Woll
Kimball Palm Garden
Cillette
Childers
Remington Typewriter
Remington
Remington Typewriter Co
W. Mitchell
Pope
Matinesay Thomas Dixon, JR
Mendey
Tuesde
Henry W. Savage
Harry Bulger
Bangs, Bryan and
Klein
Blaney
MR. Harry
Old Isaacs
Bowery
Chas. E. Blaney
Howard Hall
Eldorado
Baldwin-Melville Stock CO
Louisiana
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