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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
6
A fragmented OCR item notes an event or public notice in brief form with unreadable details. Key names and specifics are missing, leaving only vague references to timing and participants.
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The report to the Georgia prison commission shows convict hire earnings for the last quarter at 50,277.40 with total annual profit under the new system projected at about 85,000, compared with 10,000 to 12,000 under the old lease method. The year ends April 1, 1900, and the commission reports the system has improved humane treatment while boosting state revenue, with checks from multiple contractors including James W English Jr., George S Baxter & Co., and others.
The Boys' High School nine faces Southern Business University this afternoon at Bunshine Park. Captain Harry Stovall leads Boys' High while Urie Parks heads the university club. First pitch is at 3 30.
Assistant Adjutant General Byrn issued a commission yesterday making Hon John D Little Speaker of the 1st house of representatives a major in the Third Georgia regiment. Little is among the best known Southwestern Georgia military men and his election to major was nearly unanimous. Several other officer commissions were issued in the state.
City moves to speed conduit work amid protests by residents as authorities suspend 600 foot limit. Mayor Woodward overrules ordinance, permitting three block excavations to lay electrical conduits faster. Permits to be issued by board of electrical control, with mayor granting wider access.
A reader testifies that Grape-Nuts breakfast meals nourish and satisfy the stomach without the usual gorged feeling. She notes neighbors also use Postum and Grape-Nuts, praising long lasting fullness and easy preparation. The letter requests anonymity and directs inquiries to Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Evangelical Association ministers on a committee urged black book dealers to discontinue Sapho and any immorally themed works. After first visits yesterday only one dealer refused, with ministers planning a signed petition to bar Sapho and similar titles.
W M Austin a Central of Georgia brakeman and yard crew member was killed last night near the Forsyth street bridge while uncoupling a box car. He stepped into an open switch, his left foot caught, and moving wheels mangled his body as witnesses watched. Funeral arrangements expected.
The second presbytery of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church met at Garnett and Loyd streets at 11 o'clock, including Georgia, Florida, and part of South Carolina with 27 clergymen. Rev W L Pressley presided, urging reverence and proper communion as Rev Mr Kennedy delivered an earnest sermon. The new moderator Rev W M Prixco of Clinton, SC, called the body to order and offered uplifting remarks.
Services attract large congregations as Rev B F Fraser and Dr J P McFerrin of Birmingham lead revival meetings. McFerrin’s sermons emphasize the Holy Spirit as a person and salvation via truth, with prayers and special talks for mothers and fathers. Next week maintains 9 am and 7 30 pm sessions.
The body of Frank O Dickensheets, Burlington’s young newspaper man, remains at Hilburn & Bowden undetermined for interment. Coroner Stamps led a morning inquest with a verdict of death by morphine overdose taken with suicidal intent. Meanwhile a Burlington undertaker awaits word on shipping the body home. In a separate note from Dahlonega, John Worley lost an eye after a hunting accident.
Proponents report giving away over ten million trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds to aid the needy. They claim it cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all diseases of the throat chest and lungs with a guarantee or money back. Available through druggists with free trials and regular sizes priced at 5 and 1.
Senior member acts as moderator in Bartow Florida preached a sermon urging zealous service for the church and Christ. He praised single minded cranklike dedication as key to progress and civilization, urged burning zeal in good and even in bad causes, with afternoon sessions and committee appointments noted.
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