Atlanta Fire Ravages Two Blocks Downto wn Trade Center
A massive blaze in Atlanta on a Friday morning destroyed two full city blocks in the downtown business district. Estimated losses reach 1.5 million dollars as warehouses, hotels, and major firms along Mitchell and Madison Streets were leveled or badly damaged. Firemen barely contained the flames after the Piedmont Hat building collapsed, with no lives lost and numerous businesses rendered insolvent.
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Atlanta
Terminal
Schlessinger- Myer Baking Company
Madison
Nelson
Schlessinger Building
East Terminal Hotel
Mitchell Street
Marion Hotel
Child's Hotel
Southern Suspender Company
Southern Handkerchief Company
Georgia Vehicle Company
Piedmont Hat Company
McClure
Ten Cent
Madison Avenuue
Forsythe
Harry L. Schlessinger
Schlessinger-Meyer Baking Company
Robert T. Moon
Moore Floyd
Edgar T. Davis
Southern Suspender Works
Southern Handkerchief Manufacturing Company
Couch-Elder Manufacturing Company
Burnett Engineering Company
Atlanta Utility Works
Paul D. O'Kelly
Georgia Vehicle Manufacturing Company
West Disinfecting Company
Piedmont Hat Manufacturing Company
J. H. Schroeter & Bro
Edward F. Small
McClure Ten Cent
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Kingsberry Shoe Company
American Bag and Transfer Company
Peter Verghiotis
Samuel Gans Company
Marion
J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Company
Hill Neckwear Company
Keystone Type Foundry Company
Chilt'’s
Alexander Kriestle
Walker Cooley
Croton and Knight Manufacturing Company
Bradfield Regulator Company
Anderson Bros
Alverson Bros
Hirschberg Company
Governor Campbell hosts reception in San Angelo
Governor Campbell held a reception at the Elks club in San Angelo on Friday morning meeting about 500 citizens. He declined to discuss politics but praised the laws enacted by the Thirtieth legislature.
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San Angelo
Tex
Campbell
Elks’ Club
Judge Cowan Reviews Texas Cattlemen Rail Rate Case
Washington May 8 Judge Cowan comes to prepare cattlemen claims against railroads under the Interstate Commerce Commission order reducing cattle rates about 5 dollars per car. Cattlemen seek about 250000 dollars in claims.
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Washington
Cowan
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Catlemen
Rice Milling Co Discharged as Not a Bankrupt
Houston May 8 The Houston Rice Milling company was discharged by the United States court for a second time on the ground that it is not a bankrupt company.
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Houston
Houston Rice Milling Company
United States
Noble John Budd Makes Humble Wedding Moment
A sedate suitor John Budd wins Susan Smiley in the village. The couple’s wedding proceeds with decorum until the clergyman asks for the vows and John blushes, answering “Yes, please.” The anecdote appears in Harper’s Weekly.
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John Budd
Susan Smiley
John
Harper's Weekly
Impossible Combination in a Quip by Courier Journal
A witty remark from the Louisville Courier Journal jokes about rare pairings in life. The quip contrasts typical time and place with a humorous twist on the man, the shower, and the umbrella.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Friend in Need Society promotes life insurance push
Joe Breed urges all healthy men and women under fifty to join the Friend in Need Society through Southwestern Life Insurance Co of Dallas Texas. He offers plans and rates and can provide accident and sick benefit coverage with reputable companies.
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Southwestern Life Insurance CO
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Joe B. Reed
Joe Breed
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