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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1913

Page

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Budget Battle Narrowly Passes Crematory Funding

City council, with Aldermen facing mayoral vetoes, approves a 75,000 crematory line item by a two thirds majority in both bodies. Mayor Woodward vows not to sign crematory checks without court approval, signaling a likely legal clash. Everett’s absence and later statements shift blame as three aldermen back the mayor against the vote.

J. B. Everett Pravent Counlc Baskin Wardlaw Knight Hall Thomson Greer Sisson Woot Boynton Haverty Humphrey White Mason Ashby Colcord Kimbrough Vandier Warren Maddox Nutting Spratling Ragsdale Woodward Aleman Everett McClelland van Dyke

Weather forecast notes scattered rain tonight into Tuesday

The forecast lists varying temperatures from 42 to 58 degrees with rain possible tonight and Tuesday. The item includes a public notice line and a misread attribution to a Nash recipient connected with a newspaper, not representing the publication's official capacity.

Ver, Jr Nash Theoes

Statham Enforces Ban On Talking To School Girls

In Statham Georgia the town ordinance forbids young men to converse with school girls or young lady teachers on weekdays when school is in session. Athens attorney E K Lumpkin, waiting for a train, was halted by the town marshal who cited the rule. He verified the law in Statham’s city code, noting the unique prohibition.

Athens Statham Jackson County Seaboard Air Line United States E. K. Lumpkin Supreme Court Georgia Lumpkin

RACING AT CHARLESTON MEETS SIX FURLONGS AND MILE EVENTS

At Charleston racing for multiple selling and handicap classes for four year olds and up. Rose Queen ridden by Deronde won the first race at 6 furlongs, time 1 14 3-5, with Polly Worth second. Frog won the second 5% furlongs at 1:08, Cynosure runner-up. Lochiel led the mile three year olds but finished out, John Fur long placed second, Carlton G third, time 1:41. Spohn won the fourth handicap 6 furlongs, time 1:14 3-5, Gold Cap, Colonel Ashmelade also ran. Incision and Silkle won the fifth and sixth races respectively, times 1:08 2-5 and 1:46 1-6. Various other runners noted across races.

Charleston Rose Queen Deronde Polly Worth Skirvin Gagnant Musgrave Veneatrome Elma Dipper Edith Inez Winifred D Frog Montery Cynosure Buxton Berkeley Grand Wood Dove Commodore’s Touch Cammelia Monkey Stealaway Bertis Lochiel Gore John Furlong Carlton G Busy Jawbone Merry Lad Spohn Crane Gold Cap Wison Colonel Ashmelade Troxter Aliso Royal Tea Mack B Eubanks Coppertown Incision Wolfe Silkle Bauer Fatherola Obert Wiley Malatine Lucky George Montour Colonel Crook McIntyre Henry Hutchinson Frach Husky Lad Wander Haldeman

First Selling for three year olds and up at 5 and 6 furlongs

Thorough racing card lists six selling races with names such as Mazurka Choctaw Baden and Quid Nunc in the first group at 6 furlongs plus nine further events for three and four year olds at various distances. Purse money ranges from 300 to 400 dollars with notable entrants like Theresa Gin Bat Masterson and Gardenia in the lineup.

Mazurka Baden Quid Nunc Manadero Lookout Faneuil Hall xRed Rose Weltfress Don Ramon Kid Nelson Ada Doyle Hugh Gray Stone Cutter Uncle Jimmie Gray Loyal Dolly Rosenta Bonnie Bard Phil Connor Cantell Evran Lecar Oarney Oldfield Sleepland I Toro Cockspur Sam Bernard Ben Greenleaf Dick Baker Fife’ H xJim L Zool Golden Agnes L. M. Eckert Princess Industry Servicence Don Enrique Compton Slath Welle Forty Russell McDill xDayvge Montgomery Tim Judge Blaze Gelico Judge Walton Charleston xTheresa Bat Masterson Okeeta Jack xRight Americus

Four Hurt In Gas Explosion At Pryor Street Theater

Four Aborn Opera Company members injured at Atlanta scene when a leaking gas main under Walker Art store window was ignited by a struck match. Conductor Carlo Nicosia and three women singers suffered cuts from flying glass as the plate window shattered. one worker was hurled twenty feet but escaped serious injury.

Aborn Opera Company Atlanta North Pryor Street Opera Company Walker Art Store Carlo Nicosia Abortir Opera Company Marie Sutter Juljia Grant Sofia Willams No. 91 North Pryor Pryor Street Nicosia

Hardwick Intermarriage Bill Passes House by 90 to 8

In Washington on February 10 the Hardwick bill banning intermarriage in the District of Columbia between whites and blacks Malays or Mongolians was approved by the house. The measure makes such unions a felony and punishes attempts to evade the law by marrying elsewhere and returning to the District. The vote was 90 to 8 with Mann Madden Fowler Kendall Sartholdt Hamilton Mondell and LaFollette voting no.

Washington Hardwick District of Columbia House Hue Mann Madden Fowler Kendall Sartholdt Hamilton Mondell LaFollette

Funeral for four year old burns victim in Inman Park

The funeral of Hilliard Thomas Barnes four year old son of Mr and Mrs W D Barnes of 18 Waddell street Inman Park was held at 9 this morning from Pooles undertaking establishment. Interment followed at Masons church cemetery. The child burned while tending a pile of leaves Saturday when his clothing caught fire. He was removed to a hospital and died at home.

Hilliard Thomas Barnes W. D. Barnes Waddell Street Inman Park Poole Undertaking Establishment Masons Church Barnes Yard

United States rushes four battleships to Mexican waters

President Taft orders four U S warships to Mexican waters to protect Americans as turmoil grips Mexico City. The Denver remains in port pending replacement by a new vessel to Acapulco while Colorado and South Dakota shift to Mazatlan and Acapulco respectively. Admiral Badger is to rush two more ships to Vera Cruz and Tampico.

Washington Taft Republic Vera Cruz Tampico Mazatlan Acapulco Denver Central America Colorado South Dakota Meyer Badger Atlantic Guantanamo Cuba

Deserted by Troops Madero in Flight

President Francisco Madero fled Mexico City after General Blanquet refused to attack Diaz’s rebel army as 3,000 federal troops watched near the national palace. Diaz proclaimed himself provisional president, denouncing Madero as an enemy. About 200 bodies were reported from yesterday’s fighting at the arsenal.

Bernardo Reyes Diaz National Palace Rodolfo Reyes Madero Francisco Madero Felix Diaz Porfirio Diaz Mondregon Garcia Pena Une Mexico City Blanquet Mexico

Captain Scott dies after reaching Antarctic Pole

London reports Captain Robert F. Scott and four expedition members perished in the Antarctic after reaching the South Pole on January 18 1912. Terra Nova found the camp abandoned during the return blizzard, with Amundsen’s flag site nearby. Scott, 45, his men, including Dr Wilson and Lt Evans, perished from cold.

London Robert Scott South Pole Antarctic Raald Amundsen McMurdo Sound Cape Saunders New Zealand Scott Amundsen Captain Scott Dr. Wilson Oates Inniskillen Dragoons Howers Royal Indian Marines R. E. Evans Royal Navy Royal Geographical Society Christ Church Port Lytleton South Island Wellington Pole Tain Scott Antarette England Scott Io EB. R. van Evans George Murray Levick Ross Sea Great Antarctic Sea

Great Shock to Admiral Peary

Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary, bedbound after surgery, reacts to Captain Robert F. Scott and his Antarctic expedition dying after reaching the pole. He expresses deep sympathy for Mrs. Scott and the British crew, praises Scott’s scientific value and nation, and notes the bravery shared by the expedition members.

Admiral Peary Washington Robert E. Peary North Pole National News Association Antarctic Robert F. Scott Captain Scott South Pole Pole

Mrs Scott on Way to Australia

Mrs Robert F. Scott wife of the Antarctic explorer who perished travels aboard the Oarangi bound for Australia to join her husband on his return from his South Pole search. Wireless efforts were made to inform her of the catastrophe.

San Francisco Robert F. Scott Australia South Pole

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