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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

7

Dr Wyfonnell Lectures and City Notes

Dr Lincoln AmkConnen, evangelist, lectures today at noon for the Southern Shorthand and Business university. A fire at 28% Meters street, likely arson, damaged a wooden shack. thieves broke in to steal and no arrests yet. Rev A A Little and Rev Len G. Broughton address men’s religion topics at Westminster Presbyterian and Sunday night services. Bankruptcy receivers appointed for Griffin mills, each receiving $3,000. K K Drake named receiver. A boy, Garner, 11, arrested after drunken show with a pistol and flask at a downtown location. trial set for this morning.

Wyfonnell Lincoln Amkconnen Pupis and Friends of the Southern Shorthand and Business Univeralts Tolinson al Dodd A A Little Westminster Presbiterian Drake Madeeceiver Newsman Spalding Cotton Mills Central Mills Boye- Mangham Manufacturing Company Griffin Newman K. K. Drake Delnko Elise Statlor Te Garner Estoria Street Garner

Sunshine Returns After Widespread Storm Damage

New Orleans reports clear skies after a day of heavy rain and strong winds that battered the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts. No lives were lost and property damage was limited to scattered losses as the weather front moved away and sunshine returned this morning.

New Orleans Tridas Louriana Mipaiasippi New Delias Xo Iles

Sensational Malpractice Case At Lynn Home

Mrs Rachel Lynn a 68 year old of 603 Washington street faces sensational charges of wholesale infant harm and malpractice after a raid on the Lynn Home. Investigators say evidence supports infant deaths and burials by two white women and a boy. Detec tives Hewell Hollingsworth Rosser Clarke and officer Gleer led the raid. two white women and a Black servant and Lynn’s grandson were arrested. Lynn denies the charges claiming spiritualist work and a boarding house income while her husband is ill. a newborn male was found strangled near Gordon street weeks earlier.

Rachel Lynn Washington Street Recorder Lynn Home Lynn Hewell and Hollingsworth Rosser Clarke Gleer

Underwood Typewriters for Rent at 52 N Broad St

Brief notice lists Underwood Typewriters for rent at 52 North Broad Street. The item repeats and includes unrelated humorous dialogue about language learning and ancestry from various sources. The readable core is rental availability for the Underwood brand at the stated address.

Underwood N. Broad Street

Man Cuts Hose on First Trip in Northern Iowa Trail

A green brakeman on a major northern Iowa line, on his first trip, cut the hose with a jackknife at a station during switching, following a conductor's order to disconnect. The act halted operations temporarily as crews addressed the rupture.

Iowa

SEE GRAND OPERA GLASS AND HULSE PATRONAGE NOTICE

Small field glasses outperform oped glass in the auditorium says SEE GRAND OPERA. John L Moore & Sons offer them from 590 dollars at 42 N Broad Street Grant building. Democrats report patronage savings of 119150 dollars annually versus last house, per Arkansas representative Ploxd on accounts committee.

John L Moore & Sons Broad Street Grant Building Washington House of Representatives Representative Ploxd Arkansas Saidis

Social leaders of the south gather for Atlanta opera

A glittering opening of the Stang opera at the Auditorium drew a southern audience marked by beauty and wealth. Notable attendees included Mrs. William Lawson Peel, Signor and Madame Gatti Casazza, Mrs. Joseph M Brown, and many society figures from Georgia and surrounding states, all in elaborate gowns and poised among boxes and hosts.

Fashion Notes and After-Opera Socials at the Citadel

The page lists attendees and outfits from a social scene, naming numerous ladies in gowns of satin lace chiffon and crepe de chine, with notes on colors such as blue white coral pink and green. It details gatherings at Gioconda and various hosts and guests including Major and Mrs Crawford, Mr. and Mrs Hollins Randolph, and others, followed by a brisk mention of boxes and a final line about EHR Ry Peppers at the Ctok after the opera.

Maude Keene Charmeuse Albert Mills Emil Laurson Nannie Nicolson Milt Saul Lemuel Weyman Joseph T. Orme Reynold Kirby Smith Sewanee Tenn M. A. Phelan Ernest Dallis Mre Carroll Payne Sophie Melérim Savannah Joseph N. Moody Jack Cutler Miss the Tyan W. Moore William Gr Woods White Fred Lewry Ulric Atkinson Wicklif Goldsmith En Raoul Martha Phinizy Athens Albert Howell Charles Lincoln Gately Percival Sneed Julian Harris Alfred 5. Buch A. B. Stesle Hartle Orr J. Ta Connally Harriette Winchester Macon Frances Connally John Spalding William Green Raoul Thomas K. Glenn Mis Margaret Disosway Sally Colston Cincinnati Disosway Miss Disosway John Kiser Luther Reed Atnoki Broyles Mike Powell Newnan John McCullough Katharine Briscoe Knoxville Caroline Thaddeus E. Horton FL. Beely Gvorn Porter King W. S. Witham John L. Meeks Hilton Hampton Tampa Fla Frank Hampton Gainesville M. R. Emmons William Gage Brady New York John Full Dalton Phoebe Hughes Rome Roy Harris Annie Hunnicutt BM. Rich Rosenheim la- Yanagh Oxcar Strauss May Atkinson Sam D. Jones Misa Lula Dean Jonéa Nellie Peters Black Nita Black Misa Louise Evciso Herria Prank Bolana Olga Edward Inman Smith D. Pickett Julius DeGive George McKenzie Annie Lee McKenzie Vaughn Nixon Roby Robinson Carrollt Payne Miss Payne Alexander Smith W. A. Speer James Williams Jack Hayes John W. Grant Willam D. Grant Willam D Grant F. L. Seely W Witham M. Hardin Norfolk E. W. Grove St. Louis James R. Gray Thomas Stumby Marietta John B. Cohen Landon Thomas Augusta Bailie Eugenia Brown Thaddeus B._ Horton Mary Cooper Blaine Oliver Arthur Clarke Ernest Ottley Frances Nunnally Colston Edna Bric Candless Winship Nunnally John Wheatly Walter Colquitt Clarence Haverty John ©. Murphy Howard Bucknell Henry Jackson Hoke Smith Howald Ranson Misses Smith Marion Smith C. A. Sisson Armstrong Harry English John D. Little Ashton Starke Thomas Ogleston Robert J Walter Rich Marc Atkinson Eliza Dancy James Alexander James Ragan Albert Thoroton Rawson Miss Thornton Ragar Lyon Brers Barnes Tower Tr Sthens

Capital City Club Hosts Elegant Supper and Party Attendees

Capital City Club hosted a refined supper in the ballroom with a large guest list including Victor I. Smith, T. Brown, Judge H. M. Reid, Austell Thornton, Barry Wright of Rome, W. A. Bpeer, Lugan Werner, Edward Dougherty, WD Stearns, J. F. Meador, J. J. Murphy, W. H. Kiser, Duntar Roy, Joseph Gating, W. E. Chapin, Winship Nunnaily, and Mawin F. in attendance.

Capital City Club Victor I. Smith T. Brown H. M. Reid Austell Thornton Barry Wright Rome W. A. Bpeer Lugan Werner Edward Dougherty WD. Stearns J. F. Meador J. J. Murphy W. H. Kiser

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