City Commission Meets In City Building Adopts Fire Hydrant Plan
The City Commission held a meeting in the City Building. After a brief session, the clock adjourned with Mayor Tatter non presiding. They ordered a new fire hydrant at Dunne and Worth Streets and reviewed traffic and permit matters. An investigation into conditions by officials was initiated to improve fire protection. Contractors for the West Way and Smith securing bond arguments were weighed, with deliberations on a new law to oversee work. The superintendent’s report and a walk across Concord Avenue were referenced, and bond issues for Heath and Moray were approved.
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Menity Wapin
Allie Ns
Three Fires Raging at Galveston
Three great fires burn in Galveston as water recedes after a storm. The Grentote mine and a government wireless station are reported destroyed, with losses estimated over a million dollars and several deaths.
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Forts at Kovno Have Fallen
Aug 17 report says forts and duffaney around Kovno captured by the Grane under General Yon Eiehorn. Three other sons on the arti Amik OF Nove-Georgovite captured. Russians retreat with loss. Details include a pac h at Lie Naka delve Hine 14 and a note on Washington and Siwith strategy on August 4. Commission will convene after adjournment, with officials attending.
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Unlten Eremy Hortin
Kovno
Yon Eiehorn
Nove-Georgovite
Lie Naka Delve
Mt Arenthitayek
Stepleles
Lite
Washington
Aueuot
Achera Wills
Gmthoes Atventa Boltowlan
Tao Wal
Olllear Powell
Second Day of Frank Lynching Hatred Mob at Chautauqua
Reports describe a chaotic second day as crowds gathered at Millingville and near Marietta for the Frye case. The Corry Chaw tough event featured the Dunbar Singing Band and vaudeville acts amid stormy weather, with audiences divided and entertainment uneven as speakers addressed the crowd and staged lectures concluded with remarks on Corry's situation.
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Millingville
Germany
Marietta
Frye
Corry
Dunbar
Muse Nolon
Endoyadeh
Grosvenor
Dave
Kuekker
Daw
Desmond
Olds
Bagley
Whittlesey
Hrawh
Hanty
Yar Manufactur
Yue Bok
Jude
Dy Dalikhoris
Dowghorty Benides
Taek Londox
Wailen
Pasa Nye
Twenty Five Men Surround Jail Mob Warden Submit Case
Atlanta reports mob violence after a prison inmate Frank was found dead, with armed men overpowering the warden and moving Frank in a car before his body was found hanging near a river. Officials and observers discuss punishment and public outrage while authorities plan further investigations and trials. The unrest reflects broader tensions over the case and calls for accountability continue.
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Frank
Hague
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Atlanta
Rank Ting
Minuife
Httle Mary Phagan
Tellow
Pelaon
Milorlgeville
Prlann
Simin
Wranke
Sroyein
Mounwol
Mlmo
Lie Moor
Pingu
Marvwes
Alumotta
Tony
Wekrat
Little River
Tila Iynehlug
Tao My Trank
Mary Phagan
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