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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
6
Savannah ministers denounce Brigham Young as false prophet
The Savannah Ministerial Association today passed a resolution denouncing Brigham Young as a false prophet and renegade. It protests Congress accepting silver service by the battleship Utah bearing his likeness and that of the Mormon temple. The resolution condemns Brigham Young and the temple as antagonistic to government and to religious diversity, calling for action against their influence and denouncing their apostles’ activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Brigham Young
Congress
Utah
Mormon Temple
Savannah Ministerial Association
Brighant Young
Wormon
Temple
Reviewing Court Decisions Obstacle to Law Enforcement
Dalton reports Whitfield county superior court session opening with boy scouts in reserved seats. Judge A W Vite addresses grand jury, focusing on tiger gambling and pistol-toting, and criticizes reviewing courts as an obstacle to enforcing criminal law. He urges laws to curb reversals when no harmful error occurred and justice was substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Whitfield County Superior Court
A W Vite
Vite
Court Rules New Trial After Juror Tilt Eleven to One
The Georgia appellate court ordered a new trial for George Ball who was convicted of robbery in Habersham Superior Court. During deliberations the judge pressed the foreman about the eleven to one vote and suggested the lone juror should align with the majority, which the court ruled improper. Ball was granted a new trial pending verdict reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Peala
George Ball
Rober
Habersham
Are You Free From Headaches and Ills?
An old style ad copy touts relief from headaches colds indigestion pains and sour stomach via a laxative syrup marketed as gentle natural and strengthening. It claims quick pleasant action and promotes a flaxative remedy described as best and beneficial though text is garbled and repetitive.
Georgian man fatally hurt in Jacksonville live wire fire
I T Moore of Western Union trapped by live wires with clothing aflame, held for minutes before breaking free and falling to pavement. In Swainsboro Georgia his former wife’s father Macon tied to sheriff’s family. Boynton plans run for Justice of the Peace after Judge Rodgers’ death. a special election is to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
I. T Moore
Western Union
Moore
Swainsboro
Boynton
Macon
Side Boynton
Justice of the Peace
J Tom Rodgers
Wiley
Sunday School Institute Opens in Macon Tennessee?
The Rehoboth Baptist Association annual Sunday school institute meets at First Baptist church in Macon for a three day session starting Tuesday morning. Noted workers Rev P J Burroughs Miss Mattie Leatierfont of Nashville and George Onrews of Atlanta lead prominent program parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Institute
Macon
The
Rehoboth Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
P J. Burroughs
Mattie Leatierfont
Nashville, Tenn
George on@rews
Atlanta
No Monopoly in Medicines Tribunal Blocks Cut Rate Bid
Washington April 2 The U S Supreme Court disapproved attempts to ban cut rates in proprietary medicines and held such an injunction would create an unlawful monopoly. Dr Miles Medical Co sought to restrain John D Park & Sons from distributing medicines at cut rates, with Justice Lurton’s circuit ruling upheld by Justice Hughes. Justice Holmes dissented, arguing for broad business freedom and skepticism about competition benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Dr Miles Medical Company
Fikhart Ind
Lurton
Holmes
Cartersville Knights to Entertain Visitors in Pythian Event
Cartersville Georgia April 8 Special Prominent Pythian officials from across the state will gather in Cartersville Tuesday night to join Cartersville Lodge No 42 for secret work and a luncheon. Notable attendees include Grand Chancellor B D Brantley Marietta Grand Outer Guard John P Cheney Macon Supreme Vice Counsellor T J Carling of Macon, Supreme Representative W H Brannen Talbotton, and others as the lodge, led by Charles M Milam, showcases a fine lodge room and equipment after years of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
No 42
B D Brantley
Blackshear
Georgian
John P Cheney
Marietta
United States
T J Carling
Macon
Georgia
W H Brannen
Talbotton
R W. Hunt
Atlanta
David J Bakey
Griffn
JW. Austin
M Walker
Monroe
T M Nickerson
Important Meetings at Chamber of Commerce Rise
Three sessions at the chamber of commerce yesterday focused on luring the New England Cotton Manufacturers Association to next year’s city gathering and planning hospitality for the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association meeting on May 10 21 and 12. The wholesale trade committee endorsed a plan for special membership fees for traveling men joining the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
C D Tuller
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Wholesale Trade Committee
Lovel Chamber of Commerca
Arrest may solve Florida mystery in Morristown death
Waycross Georgia April 3 A suspect named Ernest Beard using an alias W R Davis was identified by a Morristown resident and held on Florida authorities orders. Beard, believed linked to the December death of Confederate veteran R C Copeland, is in custody after a tip led police to his location near Waycross. Copeland’s body was found March 26 in a 30 foot wall near Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Sperial
R. C Copeland
Morristown
Flo
H J Sweat
W R Davis
Ernest Beard
Copeland Beard
Copeland
South Carolina
Beard
Florida
Emanuel Favors God Roads Bonds Meeting in Emanuel County
In Swainsboro Georgia on April 3 Special report a large and enthusiastic Emanuel County meeting at the courthouse discussed issuing bonds for good roads. The packed hall heard many speak. a 3 to 1 vote urged county commissioners to call a bond election soon, presided by Senator W. R. Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swainsboro
Emanuel County
W. R. Kemp
Three Auto Companies For Macon Department
Macon Ga April 3 Special Macon's new auto fire apparatus purchased at 18599 will arrive May 1 and be installed at Vineville and South Macon stations creating three exclusive auto companies. The move aims to abolish horses, with the other two companies expected to convert next year. The police department has also abolished horses, adopting motorcycles and auto patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Vineville
Police Department
Athens Walks Cleared by City Sidewalk Ban
Athens Georgia marks removal of fruit stands and sidewalk stalls after twenty years of congestion. A new brick building will house a Greek tenant, and the sidewalk trade was abolished by ordinance to improve pedestrian traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Orderly Gentleman's Drunk Fined $50 in Commerce
In the mayor court Dunker Bush colored was fined $50 for drunken street conduct. Mayor Hardman said past penalties of $25 were ineffective and announced future fines of $50 for orderly or gentlemanly drunks, with possible street punishment if not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunker Bush
Costa
Hardman
Ghoul Robberies Plague Waycross Graveyard Tale
Special report from Wayscross Georgia notes grave robberies in the Bickley district near Waycross. Graves known to hold gold were entered, one grave broken thrice in seven years. An eccentric settler wished his pistol and sack of gold coins buried with him. only bones and remains were left undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayscross
Bickley
Waycross
Planter poisoned by strychnine while treating peanuts
In Cortele Ga on April 3 a planter, W T Jones, about 40, unknowingly scattered strychnine into peanut seed to kill moles or birds. A wind spread the poison into his eyes and nose as he worked. He collapsed and suffered convulsions. three doctors treated him, with slight hope for recovery. In Macon Ga April 7 the Second Hapital church plans to extend a pastor call after months without one.
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Cortele Ga
Jones
Macon
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