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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1902

Page

4

Fulton county seeks delay on reformatory vote

City and county officials convene to decide whether to postpone the reformatory question from the county primary date of April 10 to the state primary on June 6. Chairman Fulton Colville calls an executive meeting for Saturday to consider delaying the submission to voters, with support from Judge H. E. W. Palmer and Councilman J. Frank Beck. Public rallies and campaign activity continue as registration drives and poll preparations proceed downtown.

Recorder’s Court Fulton Colville Reformatory Committee County Board H. E. W. Palmer J. Frank Beck Colvite Democratic Executive Committee Fulton County A. E. Calhoun Pest Fulton County Reformatory Broyles County Executive Committee Courty Executive Committee

Cottages Planned for Deaf and Dumb School

The Mississippi institution for the deaf and dumb met in Jackson on April 1 to arrange erection of cottages at a cost of 22 000 dollars. The new dormitories would house the school at the next session and be ready by October. The old building, in use since founding, was destroyed by fire.

Jackson Mississippi Institution For the Deaf and Dumb

Baptisms in the East River Draw Outrage and Laughter

A New York clergyman’s practice of baptisms in unconventional places like the East River and public fountains draws both amusement and scorn. The tale of a newly converted old man and a stern preacher ends with the immigrant ritual completed amid wary taunts from bystanders. Also covered are visits by Lyman D. Post to Atlanta, remarks on New York reform, Archbishop Ryan in Baltimore, Atlanta pride, Pryor Street traffic concerns, and a string of Kimball Hotel arrivals and local legal notes.

New York East River Long Island City Gamins Darky Dar Lyman D. Past Atlanta Post South The Constitution Reform Administration Jerome Tammany Ryan Union Depot Baltimore Washington Kimball Rotunda Whitehall- Peachtree Street Pryor Street Decatur Alabama Pryor

Atlanta railroad frontage lot to be sold

A. F. Sebman announces rapid enhancement of Atlanta property as railroad frontages within the mile circle. The owner of a lot over 16,000 square feet directs its immediate sale, claiming it to be the cheapest of its kind available.

Atlanta Mile Circle

Railway Notes Clarence Murphey Out In Houston Line

Atlanta era rocked as circular names R E George division passenger agent at Houston and Texas Central with Waco HQ, replacing Clarence Murphey who plans private business in North Carolina. Howard is named assistant secretary of the Southeastern Passenger Association. Chicago and Florida trains face possible continuation due to protests from Atlanta business leaders.

Clarence Murphey Atlanta R. E. George Houston Texas Central Waco Southern Pacific Savannah W. R. Fagan el Paso Murphey Flanston North Carolina Chicago Florida Sothern Toursville Nashville West New York T Bg Theoush Louiville Birmingham

Coffee to Quit Java Coffee and Find Health

A patient recounts severe nervous symptoms from coffee, credits Postum with restoring health after six months of switching. He notes sinking spells, heart and kidney issues resolved, and recommends Postum as a preferred hot drink. Includes anecdote of a San Antonio physician who quit coffee and regained steadiness.

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Charleston show souvenir notes and railroad postings

A fragment from a Charleston show souvenir mentions railway officials and appointments. D. Jack of Savannah and G. Cheatham are noted in roles with Seaboard Air Line and a new passenger agent appointment date in Atlanta. Other names include A. F. E. Woonielt and W. A. Winburn as traffic managers and leaders.

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Mobley Acquitted in Postal Letter Case

L. M. Moller of Newnan, a respected Atlanta resident, faced arraignment in a United States court for mailing letters violating postal laws. Secret Service traced patterns to Mobley in Atlanta, citing repeated misuses of pronouns and identical handwriting. He received a verdict of acquittal within ten minutes.

L. M. Moller Atlanta Newnan United States Mobley Walter James Lee Secret Service Barry Mouley Mobly Seret Service S. Mobley

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