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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
8
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The eighty first Odd Fellowship anniversary will be celebrated with a forenoon canton procession through the city led by Captain W. H. Harrison and a 1:20 a.m. Capitol march. Past Grand Sire C M Busbee of North Carolina will deliver the history and principles address at Columbia Theater in the evening. About 1,000 Odd Fellows in Atlanta are taking part in preparations with families and friends expected to attend.
The annual meeting of Lowry Banking Company of Atlanta chaired by Major J. H. Mecaslin reviewed twelve years under state charter, noting $60,000 in dividends, $80,000 surplus, and undivided profits. Stockholders unanimously approved converting to Lowry National Bank of Atlanta effective May 1, with directors elected: S. M. Inman, Robert J. Lowry, ver, Thomas D. Meador, St. Jolien Eavenel, Joseph T. Orme and Thomas Egexton.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Igs as pleasant and effective for kidneys liver and bowels preventing fevers headaches and sickness. Sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
About 400 representatives will attend the grand Chaya of naval arch Ma r Ch8 high convened in Macon. The session will discuss high charge matters with much secrecy. Zim chapter No 14 Royal Arch remains the largest in the south and sends several officers to Macon.
Judge Lumpkin ruled that John Henry aged four and his sister Nellie May aged eight remain in the care of their mother Mrs Henry H King after a three hour habeas corpus hearing. The court ordered King to pay $30 temporary alimony and $7 in lawyers fees. King is a Western and Atlantic railroad engineer.
Wake Forest visits Atlanta to face Georgia Tech at Brunswick Park in the season opener. Henley starts on the mound for Wake Forest with solid field backing. Techs rely on pitcher Henley and a practiced lineup as 3:40 p.m. start is set with Jim Lynch umpiring.
Georgia and North Carolina meet for the first time this season at Brisbane Park on Saturday. Captain McBride of Georgia has led a diligent build up. The rivalry spans baseball and football, promising one of the season’s most exciting contests with a large crowd expected.
Tommie Lavane of Peasville faces a recorder amid a drunken case and a hog incident. John Henry Walters, drunk and driving a razorback hog, pleads, is fined 575 dollars, and claims reform by ham bone tale. Jim Erwin, accused of false fire alarms, admits to his grip on a post as police note his “wonderful magnetic power” but deters him with a 30 day chain gang sentence.
Canton Ga April 24 Special 1 Chairman Ben F Perry calls the democratic executive committee of the county to meet on the first Tuesday in May to arrange for the primary on May lic as ordered by the state executive committee and the ninth district. Won't Hold State Convention in Jackson Miss April 24 Special Dr R K Prewitt cancels the state convention which was to select delegates to the national meeting. The executive committee will appoint delegates to Cincinnati.
Ad promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as a natural cure for irregular menses, leucorrhea, womb prolapse, nervousness, headaches, and backaches. Describes formula by a renowned physician using herbs and vegetables. Encourages trial and mentions a free illustrated book from The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Secretary Charles C. Fleming reports eleven months of work ending March 31, 1900, with a detailed comparative table across inspections in cities, cotton mills, phosphate works, sugar houses, sprinkler and electric light inspections, and other hazards. The period cost the association $65,987, plus $20,014 for the New Orleans office. funds on hand exceed $21,000.
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