Roosevelt in England guarded amid suffragette watch
Special Cable from London June 18 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt former U S president arrived from Madrid where he attended his son Kermit Roosevelt s wedding to Belle Willard accompanied by his daughter Mrs Nicholas Longworth and cousin Philip J Roosevelt He was greeted by Archbishop of Canterbury and met by Ambassador Walter H Page and Arthur Hamilton Lee at Charing Cross Station Detectives mingled with crowds to prevent suffrage disturbance Roosevelt declined to discuss politics saying he was tired and eager to bathe He will meet King George and attend luncheons with notable guests including Earl Grey Honored guests list and possible honors discussion noted
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Atlanta
London
Scotland Yard
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Willard
Ambassador Willard
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Philip J. Roosevelt
New York
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Charing Cross
Walter H. Page
Arthur Hamilton Lee
Parlament
Mr. Lee
A. Henry Avage Landor
Paris
Ambassador Page
Alfredo Merry del Val
Earl Grey
Canada
Harl Curzon
Kedleston
India
John Sargent
Henry James
Phip J. Roosevelt
M. House
Texas
Henry Chaplin
George Maca. Trevelyn
D. W. Freshfield
Geographical Section
British Association
Lreutenant
Lee
King George
Bates
Colonel Roosevelt
England
Field Marshal
Earl Roberts
Owen Seaman
Punch
John St. Lee Strachey
The
Spectator
Sidney Colvin
British Museum
Bertrand Cannon
Horace Plunkett
Fidward Grey
Roongevelt
Panama Canal
Distress After Meals Spirit of Relief Ads
An old advertising snippet promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate for relief after meals. It claims aid for wanses sick rendaehe gale stomac when foods jinagree and mentions digestion easing after eating. The fragment reflects period marketing language and generic ailments.
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Horsford
Suffragettes and Police In Street Battle
In London on June 18 militants known as furies clashed with police as suffragettes marching toward Olympia Stadium were dispersed near Albert Hall. Fights erupted in the street with stones and packs flying as officers attempted to restore order. the women were driven back.
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London
Olympia Stadium
Albert Hall
Girl on Motorcycle Hurt in Collision with Woodruff Car
Miss Sadie TutWiler suffered severe nervous shock after being thrown from a motorcycle Friday night at Hunter and South Broad streets in a collision with an automobile driven by Robert W. Woodruff, manager of the White Motor Company. H. A. Warner, rider of the motorcycle, escaped unharmed. Patrolman Turner filed reckless driving charges against Woodruff after TutWiler was taken to her home at 800 South Pryor Street. Mrs Woodruff was a passenger in the Woodruff auto.
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Sadie TutWiler
South Pryor Street
Robert W. Woodruff
White Motor Company
H. A. Warner
South Boulevard
Hunter
South Broad Streets
Misa Tutwiler
W. D. Turner
Negro Women to Go To Ohio Convention
The ninth biennial convention of the National Association of Colored Women will be held at Wilberforce Ohio August 4 with many Georgia Negro women attending The appeal urging federation women to participate comes from Alice Cary president of the State Federation Delegates from Atlanta plan to leave August 2 and the State meeting occurs in Atlanta July 2
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National Association of Colored Women
Wilberforce
Ohio
Georgia
Alice Cary
State Federation of Colored Women
Atlanta
Atlanta Women Fined After Waycross Raid
Six white women were convicted of loitering and fined from 25 to 75 dollars each in Recorder's Court after a raid on a boarding house in Waycross. A white man was bound over to City Court on a disorderly house charge. Two women claimed Atlanta residence and marriage. The text notes a discrepancy with a final line stating fines of 76 dollars for each.
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Waycross
Recorder’s Court
Atlanta
Evans to speak at Chattanooga Flag Day exercises
Chattanooga June 13. An address by H. Clay Evans former Pension Commissioner and ex Minister to London and special selections by the band of the Eleventh United States Cavalry will be the principal features of the Flag Day exercises here tomorrow.
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Chattanooga
H. Clay Evans
United States
London
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Lummus Held On Bond Over Stopped Check Action
W A Lummus, a stock dealer from Alpharetta and friend of cabaret owner Ken C T Howell, posted 190 bond to explain to Recorder Broyles why he stopped payment on a check after Howell’s bond was issued. Howell was arrested recently and is said to have skipped. Police say Lummus ordered the bank to stop payment on the check, forcing Policeman Snow who endorsed it to cover the amount.
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W. A. Lummus
Lummus
Broyles
Ken C. T. Howell
Alpharetta
Howell
T. D. Snow
Marist Cadets Win Medals for Military Drill Precision
Left to right Cadet H. J. Meek Co B individual prep medal Corporal E. H. Putnam Co B medal best drilled squad J. H. Williams Co A individual drill prize Captain E. R. Eb Schmidt awarding the prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Meek
E. H. Putnam
J. H. Williams
E. R. EB. Schmidt
Bond Commission Approves Sewer Bond Funds Use
At a joint meeting the Bond Commission endorsed using 520,000 of bond money to finish the Highland avenue and Butler street sewers and shifted 34,000 from sewer contingencies to complete the Ormond street sewer. If Council approves and no opposition appears the June apportionment will balance due to the Fourth Ward delegation forfeiting 25,000 from January. The plan uses unexpended 53,655 from sewer work to finish Fourth Ward sewers.
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Sewer Committee
Bond Commission
Finance Committee
Highland Avenue
Butler Street
Ormond Street
Fourth Ward
Kelley
New Trial Asked for Cracksman Convict
A motion for a new trial was filed for Joe Dove, convicted of blowing a post office safe in Douglasville and sentenced to five years in a Federal prison in Atlanta. The filing occurred before Judge Newman. Dove obtained $7.20 from the safe. Tom Daly, alleged confederate, faces arraignment next Monday on related charges.
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Joe Dove
Atlanta
Douglasville
Newman
United States District Court
Dove
Tom Daly
May Halt Warship Sale to Keep Secret
Washington dated report says the sale of battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece may be blocked to protect fire control secrets deemed the best in the world. The navy may substitute other ships in the sale to Greece.
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Washington
Idaho
Mississippi
Greece
City Water Meter Fee Upheld by Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that a city owning and operating its waterworks can require citizens to pay for water meters attached to their property even if water usage is not desired. The case, brought by Albany resident Farkas, confirms meters may be imposed and failure to pay could lead to cutting off water supply.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Farkas
Albany
Supreme Court
Georgia
High Court
Depositors Press Bank Settlement In Defunct City Savings Case
Depositors holding claims against the defunct City Savings Bank pressed to force settlement by trustee R. F. Bryan in Pendleton court. Bryan aims to marshal bank assets to satisfy creditors, after appointed on the belief of solvency, as depositors seek restraint of the trustee and a new receiver.
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City Savings Bank
R. F. Bryan
Pendleton
Bryan
Impersonating Police Costs Man a Fine
Harry W. Veal of 84 Trinity avenue was arraigned in Police Court on a charge of impersonating an officer. Recorder Broyles fined him $5.75 after he accompanied Mrs. W. F. Maxley to the home of her brother-in-law at 568 Simpson street to assist the mother with her two babies. Veal claimed to come from headquarters under orders from Chief Beavers.
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Harry W. Veal
Trinity Avenue
Veal
Broyles
W. F. Maxley
L. Maxiley
Simpson Street
Ald
Maxleys
Beavers
Year of Arduous Training Closes in a Spectacular Drill
Marist College announced satisfaction with the year’s work as cadets advanced soldierly proficiency. A final drill judged by National Guard officers Major W. H. Leahy Captain Charles Stokes and Captain Don Wynne featured medals by Major E. R. Schmidt. Corporal B T. Putnam won best drilled squad, Harry Meek the individual medal, and Sergeant Joseph Williams the Silverman medal in arms.
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Marist College
National Guard
W. H. Leahy
Charles Stokes
Don Wynne
E. R. E. Schmidt
B T. Putnam
Harry Meek
Joseph Williams
Lost Balloon Pilot Found in Forest
Portland dispatch June 13 reports Pilot John Berry of St Louis and aide G Y Morrison of the balloon Million Population Club, entrants in the Aero Club of America race from here Thursday, were found in a forest south of Oregon City. The craft was struck by sehb ning while crossing the Cascade Mountains. Pigeon reports say Berry was injured though details are unavailable.
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Portland
Oreg
John Berry
St. Louis
G. Y. Morrison
Aero Club of America
Oregon City
Aero Club
Cascade Mountains
Berry
Foreman of Famous Guiteau Jury Dead
John P. Hamlin, foreman and last survivor of the jury that convicted Charles J. Guiteau for the Garfield assassination, died in Providence Hospital. He was nearly 99 years old and shortly before his death he wrote a history of the famous trial.
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Washington
John P. Hamlin
Charles J. Guiteau
Garfield
Providence Hospital
New Sunday School Auditorium Under Construction
Work has begun on the Sun day school auditorium of the Forti fied Hillis Baptist Church. It is expected that the work will be completed by autumn.
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Hillis Baptist Church
Suffrage Win at General Federation Convention in Chicago
The General Federation of Women's Clubs endorsed equal suffrage at its twelfth biennial convention in Chicago on June 18 amid mixed reactions. Delegates from Illinois sang the state song as the resolution was read, and after brief debate the measure passed despite some dissent over the phrasing.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. G. Denniston
San Francisco
Illinois
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Chance to buy an old European title auction
London Times front page notice invites offers from Americans. A daughter of a marquis with an invalid mother needing care will sell her right to an old European title. The ad requests bids from interested buyers.
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London
London Times
Tech Alumni Rally To Raise Greater Tech Fund In Atlanta
Tech alumni join in a campaign to raise the Greater Tech fund. A luncheon mass meeting is set for Monday at 12 45 at the Piedmont Hotel with speakers John W Grant Preston Arkwright Mell R Wilkinson Wilmer L Moore. The call urges Atlanta merchants and professionals to support the $100000 goal, with over $80000 to be announced Sunday morning.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Tech
J. R. A Hobson
Ivy
Paul Norcross
Julius DeGive
W. M. Fambrough
W. P. Walthall
F. H. Neeley
J. G. Cook
W. H. Glenn
A. R. Colcord
Robert Gregg
J. T. Wikle
HE. L. Wright, Jr
D. I. Macintyre
Dr. A. Hansell, Jr
George Adair
J. B. McCrary
R. M. Crumley
H. T
W. R. Armstrong
W. H. Richael
W. A. Alexander
I. M. Auld
TF. B. Bethel
L. HE. Bleckley, Jr
EB. A. Brooks
J. R. Baldwin
O. A. Barge
C. Black, Jr
J. 8. Brogdon
C. Donaldson
W. ©. Dumas
W. E. Dupree
H. N. Dumas
A. C. DeLorme
W. A. Emerson
E. Eberhart, Jr
E. Failaize
S. A. Flemister
S. D. Frankle
W. W. Fellers
M. A. Ferst
F. J. Fagan
T. H. Gaffin
C. V. G. Glover
B. B. Goodman
F. H. Goette
G. W. Gibsb, Jr
F. H. Gardener
F. R. Gable
J. D. Goldsmith
J. M. Goldsmith, Jr
G. R. Glenn, Jr
Ewell Gay
R. Gregg
H. G
W. A. Hansell
B. F. Huff
J. O. Hall
C. D. Honiker
W. D. Hughes
C. 5. Hammond
J. G. Hazelhurst
W. S. Hazzard
Mark W. Johnson
C. A. Jones
R. K. Jordan
P. E. Joehnson
C. H. Kicklighter
A. C. Knight
W. A. Markley
K. C. McRae
H. H. Miller
J. N. Moore, Jr
J. B. McCarty
F. B. McDonald
D. S. McLauran
D. I. MclIntyre, Jr
G. W. McCarty, Jr
B. F. Markert
S. B. Matheson
W. ©. Pritchard
J. H. Pappenheimer
J. W. Pittsford
L. W. Roberts, Jr
E. H. Rogers
C. L. Ruse
N. Roberts
M. L. Rhaner
H. T. Ross
J. T. Stark
G. A. Smith
J. W. Spears
J. H. Schroeder
P. T
Forty Day Fast Ends in Indigestion Death
Mrs J H Thompson died in Atlanta Illinois after a forty day fast to relieve indigestion. The death occurred early today as the fasting effort ended, with authorities noting the extreme nature of the attempt and its fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ill
J. H. Thompson
Park Board Told to Be Put in Monkeys Cages
Mayor Woodward suggested Saturday that Park Board members confine park activities to the Grant Park Zoo by replacing the caged monkeys. He called the board a laughing stock of the nation and proposed that officials be caged at the zoo to save city funds.
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Piedmont Park
Park Board
Woodward
Grant Park Zoo
Atlanta
Park
al- Gexpind Ashley
Stevenson Improves Slightly As Weather Warms
Chicago June 18 Adlai E Stevenson former Vice President shows slight improvement. Weather cooled and he was able to take liquid nourishment for the first time in three days.
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Stevenson
United States
Life and vitality through Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A literary flourish extols living boldly and thriving as life’s measure, then endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a medicine that strengthens the weak and elevates the system, promising renewed vigor and abundant life to readers.
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Peachtree and
Harris Ivy
Woodruff
Tallulah Falls
Southern Railway
J.t.gault
Inman
Marist
Guiteau
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Eiffel
Fife
Hood
FE Kimbail
Kimball
North Pryor St
Boston
Kress
Tran
Music Lovers Agsm
Austell Bidg
Forsyth Theater
Vandotmie
Elsa Ruegger
Morris
Aurus
Lucille LaVerne Co
Gran Hy
Wolfe
Quebec
Annette Kellerman
Neptune's Daughter
Brownie
John L., Moore & Sons
North Broad St
Grant Building
A. K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Ocean View Hotel
Pablo Beach
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Jacksonville
South
W. H. Adams
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