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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
6
City officials meet to discuss committee work ahead including park board member elections and the near beer ordinance. The finance and health committees plan future reports while the council considers amendments and postponements on several proposals.
A three session carnival at St Nitatas rink features costumes by Atlanta makers. Morning and afternoon events offer free entry for children under fourteen, while the evening shows include notable costumes and prize awards across three classes.
Mrs SteClewan of Washington DC arrived last night for a day visit to her daughter Mrs Hor Cantey at a parish barnth arrest. Mrs M W Gaman is accompanied by her adm Pay Inspector Samuel McGowen. United States many of the judge advocate general's office in the Navy Department.
Reports from April 26 indicate a boycott affecting Pensacola street cars with trips running largely empty or with one or two passengers. Service throughout the afternoon showed markedly reduced ridership as companies and riders heed the boycott.
Furman University president De Edevin Potent outlines the Most Decisive Battles of the Nineteenth Century at a crowded Greater Atlanta Chautauqua opening at the Grand Opera House. Governor Smith introduces the keynote, praising the lecture's dramatic delivery and broad appeal to youth.
A blaze at the Wettendon Mercantile Company in Washington destroyed stock and damaged property estimated near 49000 dollars. Fire department volunteers contained the flames to a single structure and insurance covers about two thirds of its value. The cause is undetermined.
The Pretethelena of Augusta establish Branch 084 of the United National Association. Officers listed include President Harrorion and Vice President Win T Allen, with a presiding year ahead under Nellingwee over Cumming Harris.
The new Fire Department engine house on North Avenue, built at significant cost, is set to open on Friday May 1. The facility houses a 19th century engine company with two steamers, a ladder wagon, and chemical wagon, plus 3 patrols of fire horses and extensive equipment. The building blends clubhouse charm with practical fire service design, featuring a brass-chain porch, hospital-like sleeping quarters, and a layout aimed at rapid response across the city’s north side.
The fourteenth annual South Atlantic states Music Festival will be held April 28 to May 1 in Srartanbure. It features the New York Symphony Orchestra, Conterse College Choral Variety, and star artists Madame Gadski and Jomelli among others. The event, supported across the South Atlantic states, aims to bring large choral works to music lovers and has grown to seat 2860 with a $10,000 pipe organ.
An early report notes Woo Dempee of Sevangeh plans to seek a legislative seat. The brief suggests the candidacy will be formalized soon with limited opposition and possible local merchant backing.
Albany launches the twentieth Georgia Chautauqua week with an opening sermon by Dr Grana Alexander of Nashville. Out of town visitors attend as Gordon Institute cadets encamp in Arradia. Chautauqua merini contests begin tomorrow with multiple counties represented. Military day is omitted this year. Governor Smith to attend Wednesday.
Washington April 26 The nation wakes to the presidents urged conference on conserving national resources. Prominent citizens and representatives line up to attend with White House limits forcing a crowded Capitol front. Presidents and experts will discuss forestry mining water power and policy to shape a national program.
A postponed Easter egg hunt will occur next Saturday at Piedmont Park despite wet grounds. The event features 75 prizes for children, with separate gates for under eight and older kids, balloon ascension at 4 pm, and special streetcar arrangements for crowds. The program begins with a 12 o'clock meeting of a 100‑member committee to prepare eggs and prizes.
Prominent citizens say thousands of houses are being painted and yards improved across Atlanta. Mayor Joyner notes the prosperous condition refutes panic fears and shows prohibition not harming the city. Authorities estimate up to ten thousand homes undergoing improvements, signaling a stronger, more beautiful capital.
In Savannah on Wednesday night a Brown Club for Chatham County was organized. Officers will be elected and preparations made for a grand rally to back Joe Brown. In thirty Savannah locations two days of signature collection have yielded many pledges of support and votes for Joe Brown. Also three county conventions held in Torco to elect delegates to district and state conventions for the Republican party.
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