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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1901
Page
10
Contractor Wilkins strengthens hoisting gear to prevent repeats of the first mishap as two 67,000 pound girders are lifted into place between 9 and 10 am. The operation will proceed with added rigs and two engines, aiming for completion by October 1. Pedestrian sidewalks will be laid across the center span once finished.
The Constitution hints at a chaotic finish as voters rush to submit coupons before midnight. Contestants, confident in winning trips to Buffalo, push thousands of ballots to the city editor while eyeing a dramatic finish tonight and the awaiting results Monday morning.
The column blends an astrologer forecast warning with a weather report describing generally fair skies, misty morning clouds, and a bright sun in August. It notes a pleasant temperature range, with a maximum 8 degrees and minimum 65, and humidity around 66 percent at 4 30 PM. It warns birthdays on this date of potential anxiety and financial missteps.
Home from East reports six weeks of hard work manufacturing clothing for J Saul & Co. at 18 Decatur street and Ridgewood avenue. The firm, known for stylish up-to-date apparel, shoes and menswear, has grown across the south with extensive wholesale and retail trade. Hires: Hudson alimony request. Mrs Ruby A Hudson seeks temporary support and attorney fees as divorce case against Walter B Hudson proceeds. hearing set for September 14 following a duel involving her brother Sheffield Harrington and Walter’s brother last year.
The text claims added training improves experience over years and that science guides Patek Philippe watches to near perfection. It promises a splendid stock of the finest timekeepers in the world and includes a nonsensical phrase about Avewenale S12.
Bizarre old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver jaundice biliousness fever ague and malaria. Claims the MU lions are always busy curing torpid liver and sick headache. Small tasty pills banish illness, never gripe, always effective. Available at all druggists.
J F Gilman son of Frazier Gilman of Atlanta disputes a northern press dispatch claiming a settlement plan in the estate of George Francis Gilman of New York. He says no letter dated the 27th was received and no settlement advised. he cites that an intended last Saturday settlement fell through and his father is in New York. The cited dispatch alleged heirs agreed to a plan including a $0,000 share to Helen Potts.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture will publish a full crop status report soon after sending about nine hundred circulars to county correspondents. Responses due by September 3 or 4 will be tabulated and published. questions cover cotton corn rice sugar cane tobacco hay peas and peanuts plus stock hog conditions and losses.
Captain Evan P. Howell agreed to run for seventh ward council after neighbors pressed the bid at a West Hind meeting in Atlanta. A formal letter urged his candidacy, and Howell stated he would serve without backing any corporation, pledging to put city interests first. James B. Warren announced a third ward bid. Bloodworth denied running for third ward alderman.
Attorney General J M Terrell rules that interstate freight becomes subject to Georgia railroad rules once it reaches the warehouse stage at destination. The Georgia Railroad case against Brooks cites demurrage notices. rule requires notice before demurrage, interstate status debated. The commission postponed action until full members attend, with further hearings on Georgia Northern vs Tifton Thomasville Gulf dispute set for next month. A separate issue questions Western Union telegraph offices on Seaboard Air Line. legality of railroad closing offices under commission rule debated and Terrell to opine.
A Georgia case centers on Dr W A Monnish who plans to build a residence at Peachtree Street and Forrest Avenue despite city building inspector Pittman denying a permit. Captain James F O Neill says a mandamus action or court appeal may follow. dispute hinges on whether the project is a private home or a private sanitarium.
A historical advertisement describes change of life symptoms such as hot flashes and fainting spells. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as strengthening the nervous system to help women endure grand changes. A testimonial from Mrs Jenkins of Coomantown Pa is included.
An old mule collapsed in Courtland street near Houston drawing a crowd after a country youth bought the animal for 2 and tried to take it to the farm in hopes of revival. The mule did not rise and the buyer, after hours of effort, abandoned the animal saying he did not want the mule. The Humane Society ordered the animal shot.
Real estate advertisement for a first rate residence listed by W. R. Hammond of the Eng. Am. Building in Atlanta. The property at 277 Rawson Street is promoted as well appointed and in prime condition.
Seaboard Air Line offers all rail travel from Atlanta to New York City and return for 39 dollars and 30 cents. The fare highlights value for round trip, with basic service included under the specified route.
A grand gala event featuring the Gay Masqueraders at New Star Theater promises lively performances and festive crowds in a vibrant concert atmosphere. Local patrons and theatergoers anticipate a colorful, spirited program with dance and musical numbers.
The fare table shows round trips from Atlanta to Washington and back for 29.30 dollars and to New York round trip for 39.30 dollars. These prices are advertised for travel via Seaboard Air Line Railway and reflect all rail service.
Solomon Warren sues the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company for 2500 damages claiming a car struck a wagon on Auburn Avenue injuring Warren. Attorneys Burton Smith and George Gordon lead the suit. Negligence charged. Receiver appointed then dismissed in the W. Heckey matter. Kelley Bros. and J. E. Maddox involved. Death reported for Mrs. M. Hunt, 62, of Dekalb County. Funeral today at 10. Interment Oakland. Passenger fare on the Atlanta Valencia and Western line debated. commission declines rate change.
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