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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
4
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Southern Railway schedules list multiple daily trains to and from Atlanta with connections to Columbus Richmond Cincinnati and Birmingham. Includes through sleeping and dining cars with through coaches to Washington New York and Asheville and details on arrival times at Birmingham and Louisville.
Dr Longino heads Atlanta Health Board planning a special session to appoint a veterinary surgeon as dairy inspector. The move follows reports on milk supply quality and seeks an expert, non political selection. The board aims to elect a veterinarian with a diploma as inspector, timing to be announced.
The Casino crowd fills standing room for a near sellout week with top acts in a strong season bid. Raymond Teal delivers crisp monologues and parody songs, Laura Comstock’s trio shines, and the Hickmann brothers entertain as matinees approach. The Lyceum at garden 19 advances under Coley Anderson with opening Monday August 10 promised as a premier vaudeville bill in Atlanta.
Grady hospital board of trustees, led by President George Lowndes, is convening this afternoon to consider Mayor Evay P Howell’s notice that hospital expenditures have exceeded the city council’s appropriation. The issue was raised after a prior audit showed the hospital was spending beyond its allocated funds.
Macon Georgia August 4 Special The Macon post office staff are on vacation with two weeks off each. Postmaster Edwards and Register Clerk Whitman enjoy Uncle Bam's liberality. Severe Storm in Augusta
Brice Joyner, famed as “The Old Man,” visits Coney Island and meets a group of Eskimos from Vanity Fair in Atlanta. At a North Pole attraction the Eskimos embrace him, plead to keep him, and clash briefly with the show manager before Joyner departs with old friends.
J L Fitts, leader of a Georgia socialist movement, denounces the revocation of his Atlanta street speaking permit. He seeks legal advice from US District Attorney George L Bell, arguing for free speech protection while authorities regulate street or sidewalk activity and curb his campaigns.
A hundred prisoners began work yesterday on the stones and cement wall around the federal prison, with completion likely in over two years. W W A Puller Jr was appointed receiver for Mann & Lewis Shoe Co on Peach Tree Street after an involuntary bankruptcy petition. bond set at $2000. Charles A Bedford, a popular letter carrier, has recovered enough to return to work after a streetcar injury. Custodian Mr Marbut returns to duties after illness. A little boy died at 67 Orange Street. their bodies were shipped to Jonesville. The 13 month old child of Mr and Mrs C Ir Jones died in Tampa. funeral services held in Atlanta and interment at Oakland. Ned Franklin Pitman infant son of Mr and Mrs J M Pitman was buried, and Mrs Susan Norton’s funeral was at 10 this morning, interment Westview. Walter Conyers, Atlanta boy drowned in the Ohio River, funeral at Swift Hall & Co. Rev C N Rice officiated over the rites for Miss A Hancock at 16 o'clock, with pallbearers listed. Mrs O M Phillips of Columbus shipped home for funeral and interment. Stephen Jones noted as an aged, ill Negro man on 28 Fort Street. Dr George F Payne of Atlanta elected counsel to the American Pharmaceutical Association at Mackinac Island. session reported. Mrs Thomas Thompson died last night at her Stonewall Street home. funeral plans pending.
Mrs Margaret Nelms sues Sol Nelms for divorce and seeks alimony and a writ of no exent. Judge Lumpkin orders show cause on September 12. Other actions include a damages suit against Georgia Railway, a dairy company charter petition, and rural property transfers in Atlanta.
Wallace Stable Co reports a wide market selling tilt with many leaders hitting new lows for the year. United States Steel and Virginia Carolina Chemical lead the retreat as liquidity worries and bank concerns weigh on sentiment across United States and London financials.
New York reports a sharp stock decline as professional traders resume aggressive selling. Weak equities led to new intraday lows, with St Paul at 7 8, Union Pacific at 71 3 8, Atchison 69 1 2, Steel 21 1 4, Erie at 21 1 8, and others like Reading, Steel preferred, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, People's Gas, and Baltimore and Ohio hitting new lows. Consolidated Gas fell 6 percent on news of a stock issue. volume surged amid broad liquidation and speculation of Pittsburgh strike impact. Coffee futures opened steady then fell on lighter demand and rising supplies.
Chicago and Kansas City market summaries dated August 4 show cattle receipts and prices. Chicago reports calves, steers, cows, bulls, and hogs with mixed values and Texan entries. Kansas City notes cattle receipts and market tone with natives and Texans.
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