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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1900
Page
9
In a nocturnal mock court scene, Jim Bender is accused near a henhouse and faces chicken thief charges. Warren Andrews is questioned over corn whisky bought on the Sabbath. Patsy Mince flaunts defiance, is fined ten dollars, and exits with audacious flair.
The Labor Day committee held its first meeting at Federation Hall, electing D. C. Smith as permanent secretary and appointing a five member panel to plan the parade and celebration. Chairman Bridwell urged heightened industrial representation and coordinated city manufacturer participation for a bigger event next Labor Day.
A New Yorker named Mitton Rathbun undertook a long fast to reduce weight, repeating the method once, but such heroics are unlikely to be adopted widely. Moderation in diet, supported by mineral waters such as Apenta, is urged, with clinical notes from British and Berlin journals cited as evidence of fat reduction and stable health during treatment.
Professor Gentry presents a five day ble dog and pony show on Jackson street. Two performances drew about 4000 spectators last night with crowd pleasing acts including Cudge the baboon and a trained monkey aerial group. A downtown parade and matinee at 2:30 PM plus a 4 PM evening show conclude the engagement.
Summer at the coast presents the Atlantic Hotel Moorhead City N C as the Angler s Paradise offering finest fishing sailing surf and sound bathing Open June 1 to October 1 engagements now being booked Correspondence solicited Sco ville Bros Managers of The Aragon Hotel Atlanta Ga until May with after wards as above
The Typographical Union No. 48 presented resolutions to Atlanta city officials thanking Councilman Henry W. Grady and Mayor James Woodward for enacting and signing the union label ordinance requiring the Aled Printing Trades union label on municipal printing. The resolutions praise Grady for introducing and guiding the measure and commend the council for unanimous support.
A jewelry store style ad invites readers to view their proper selection of pocketbooks and card cases made of approved leather in modish shapes and shades. Miller Drices, John M. Miller Co., 39 Marietta Street, Atlanta. For Gravel use STUARTS GIN BUCHU.
An advertisement touts the Electro Mano Medical Institute claim that there is no absolute cure for Polvic and Nervous diseases and that their method cures women and children, deformities, blemishes, and various conditions including Varteucele Hydrocele Rupture Piles Fistula and Stricture without operation. It promises day cures and mail treatment under Dr J R Leatherman at 610 Austell Building with hours listed and encourages inquiries with personal consideration by mail.
A string of Democratic primary filings from Fulton County figures. Morris Brandon Porter King C John M Slaton and others announce runs for the Georgia House of Representatives, plus mayoral and council seats in Atlanta. Also listed are candidates for Fulton County’s judge and ordinary offices with primary dates in May.
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