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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1898

Page

7

Atlanta poised to gain federal building and 5 million prison

The city expects a federal complex and a $5 million prison as railroads push land donations near Atlanta. Officials anticipate a new union depot and the 50 year needs of a growing city, with sites near rail facilities eyed and land offers flowing before the December deadline. Kai Y Chung seeks release from a bond after partners ousted him from a prior firm.

Asl Atlanta Committee of Council McPherson's Barracks Central West Point Livingston Fairlie Walton Forsyth Marietta Sherman Gate City

First Chinese Bankruptcy Petition Filed in U S District Court

Kai Y Chung a Chinese resident filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition at the clerk's office, the first by a Chinaman. He is 32,100 in assets? none listed. Creditors include Chinese Benevolent Association at 16 Matt Street claiming defalcation by Chang You Chang, president of the corporation, with Kwong Lung Jin as alleged surety.

Melican Man Kat Chung United States District Court Gilchrist Chinese Benevolent Matt Street Chang You Chang Kwong Lung Jin

Military Demoralization Leads to Disbandments and Social Units

The Legislature’s failure to fund the state military demoralizes units causing a captain to seek disbandment for his company while others shift to social bodies. Colonel Obear retires January 1 without salary, and Georgia owes the U S government about 30000 with arms and equipment to turn over. Records of officers’ accounts are muddled and awaiting Congress, as no provisions exist to settle them.

Adjutant General's Office Roen Obear United States State of Georgia War Department

Death of James Jarrett at Fifteen in New York

James Jarrett fifteen year old son of John Jarrett died yesterday at No 16 Waverly Place after a long illness of consumption. Funeral is this afternoon at 3 30 from the Catholic church with interment at Oakland. Also note the death of Mrs I A Cain at 42 Hood street, buried in Buford, age seventy five, from a slip related incident.

John Jarrett James Jarrett Waverly Place Oakland Young Jarrett F. A. Cain I. A. Cain

Class of 795 to Have Reunion

The class of 1495 at Boys' High plans a January reunion, with Hugh Brown in charge. The event will be a banquet style gathering with toasts, and aims for a large, memorable turnout from all class members.

Hugh Brown Boys’ High School

Old Kris Kringle's Annual Visit to Atlanta

Christmas Eve in Atlanta brought joy to thousands as Kris Kringle delivered gifts to children. The piece praises the universal custom, notes festive shopping, and contrasts laboring families’ sacrifices with shared holiday happiness.

Kris Kringle Atlanta St. Nicholas Peace

Christmas at Fort McPherson Quiet Even as Death Nears

Christmas at Fort McPherson will be quiet yet joyful with gifts for nurses and children. Chief Cook Arthur Fell from the post hospital was injured in a bicycle accident and hospitalized. Private Thomas Jackson of the Fifteenth United States Signal Corps died after a long illness with typhoid malaria. his remains will be sent home for burial.

Post Hospital Cook Arthur Fort McPherson Hospital Corps Meas Hall Eliza McKinley Steward J. H. Hickson Thomas M. Keely Thomas" Jackson Fifteenth United States Signal Corps

Robbery charge against Illinois officer in Savannah

Savannah December 24. Sheriff Carr of Elizabeth, IL, arrives with warrant for First Lieutenant W. H. Hine of company D Ninth Illinois. Hine accused of breaking into a trunk in Elizabeth, stealing jewelry and $13. Police refer to military authorities for investigation.

Savannah Sherif Carr Elizabeth W. H. Hine Illinois Regiment Carr Hine Illinois

Byrd Named Oil Inspector for Atlanta by Stevens

Col. Stevens announces C P Byrd appointed oil inspector for Atlanta with a $180 yearly salary, taking over January 1 from Ed Durant amid a crowded field of applicants including Louis B Wilcox and J P Atkinson. Vila Hardeman named Ulster clerk. Byrd’s printing company ties noted.

C. P. Byrd Atlanta O. H L. Stevens Vila Hardeman Ulster Capitol Byrd Ed Durant Louis B. Wilcox Mark Harden J. P. Atkinson Department of Agriculture B. al. Blackburn C. P. Byrd Printing Company Hardeman Robert A. Hardeman Statehouse oMciola Colonel Stevens Dawson Griffin

Aaron French Gifts Expand Georgia Tech Textile School

The Georgia School of Technology receives a 5600 dollar gift and a 3000 dollar pledge from Aaron French of Pittsburgh to add a new four story textile building. The Textile School will be named the A French Textile School with a 10000 annual maintenance fund from the state. The expansion widens facilities for cotton goods manufacturing and combined textile and engineering instruction.

Georgia School of Technology Aaron French Pittsburg Beain French School of Technology A. French Textile School Wall Georgia Department of Textiles

Sulphur Cure for Consumption Debuted in St Louis

Dr. Young claims common sulphur cures consumption and bronchial coughs after twelve years and a thousand cases with 75 percent favorable results. He offers full instruction to physicians, rejects free demos, and operates from suite 73 Hotland building St Louis Mo inviting inquiries by mail or personal visits by visiting doctors.

Young St. Louis St. Louis Globe-Democrat St. Loui S Hardiya Stata Antonia Hotland Building

Hawkes Glass Demand Surges After Longstanding Fame

The Hawkes crystal glasses, famous for twenty years, now face an unprecedented demand in the past year. Headquartered in Atlanta at 12 Whitehall Street, the company reports sales peaks as owners seek the celebrated wares. Captain Chamberlin shows slight recovery, while his condition remains guarded by close observation. Sulphur cures consumption are promoted by Dr Young, who offers full explanations without charge to sufferers and physicians from room 748 Holland Building, St Louis.

Milla Kris Kringle Toya Hawkes United States Whitehalst Atlanta Young Holland Building St. Louis

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