Death of Justice Charles L. Kingsberry
Justice Charles L. Kingsberry of Atlanta died yesterday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. at his home 380 Peachtree Street. The stroke followed acute indigestion and he was brought from Macon after growing worse. A 65 year old Confederate veteran, he served in Wheeler’s cavalry and rose to captain. He had been a merchant, partner at Bates Kingsberry & Co, and justice of the peace since succeeding Judge Walter E. Ormond. Survived by his wife and children Mrs. R. M. Hardin Rome Ga, Mary Kingsberry Rose Kingsberry and Charles S. Kingsberry Jr Atlanta. The family was at his bedside. born in Carrilton Ga and moved to Atlanta in 1875.
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Peachtree Street
Macon
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Moore, Marsh & Co
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R. M. Hardin
Rome
Mary Kingsbery
Rose Kingsberry
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Carrilton
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Chickamauga
Atlanta Constitution
Forty Hydrophobia Cases Reported in Atlanta Area
Dr Harris, secretary of the state board of health, notes about forty suspected hydrophobia cases in and around Atlanta under treatment at the state Pasteur institute at the capitol. Serum is produced daily from rabbits. antitoxin used to save lives. The institute has operated only a month and treats patients at the capitol and by home physicians.
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H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
Atlanta
State Pasteur Institute
State Capitol
Harris
Cata Andose
Capitol
Springfield Riot Sparks National Racial Tension Debate
Meriwether Vindicator reports on the Springfield riot in Illinois, arguing it exposes enduring white fear of black advancement and urges swift punishment for crimes. The piece condemns northern hypocrisy, warns against interregional hostility, and calls for calm while demanding investigation of inciting causes.
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Springfield
Illinois
Henry Grady
Georgia
Atlanta
Meriwether
Mrs Chas. 8 Smith Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills
Mrs Chas. 8 Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King’s New Life Pills as their family laxative medicine because they are painless and effective. Sold at W E Johnson’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Veterans Notice Sermon at First Baptist Church
Notice invites Confederate veterans and Annie Wheeler Chapter U D C to a sermon at First Baptist Church on August 16th the fifth Sunday preached by Rev J M Rad ford at 116 oclock a m George F Cheney Com W O Perry Adjt اشاره
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Camp McDaniel - Curtis
J. McD. Radford
First Baptist Church
Annie Wheeler
U. D.C
Geo. F. Cheney
Com
W. O. Perry
Adjt
Grocers Adopt Six OClock Delivery Rule This Winter
The Retail Grocer Association announces a six o clock delivery rule starting Sept 1. Grocers urge customers to place orders between 6 am and noon or after 6 pm to avoid delaying horses and drivers in bad weather. Named signatories Burnett Merrell Parker Wood Herrin Bass Turner Brook Fincher Kaylor show support.
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Ben
Burnett
Merrell
Parker & Wood Jackson
Morris Herrin Bros
W.D. Bass
Sén. Turner & Brook
I. D. Fincher
J. Kaylor
Campaign Plans To Be Made for State and National Elections
Chairman Hewlett Hall of the state democratic executive committee says a meeting is planned in Atlanta early September likely September 5 to map active campaign work for both national and state elections. He will ask Secretary B M Blackburn to convene the group and lay out plans to organize forces in every congressional district. He expects an overwhelming Democratic vote and aims to mobilize voters to polls. A larger Democratic turnout in October is anticipated.
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Hewlett Hell
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
Hall
B. M. Blackburn
Newnan News
Ladies Coat Suits Linonette Priced at $1.98
Baskin and Baskin offer remaining lot of ladies coat suits in linonette fabric priced at $1.98 per suit as a closeout.
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Baskin & Baskin
Harris Buys Parlor Barber Shop Invite to Patronage
O B Harris announces purchase of the Parlor Barber Shop from Jim Jackson and invites the public to visit for quality work. He lists F B Hood and Jim Jackson as part of the shop and thanks patrons for their support.
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O. B. Harris
Jim Jackson
F. B. Hood
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