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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1904
Page
19
Eiseman Brothers announces a broad cash sale at 11 13 15 17 Whitehall Street covering almost every men and boys item in the store. It emphasizes real value over talk and urges shoppers to learn quickly to maximize savings.
A Georgia city newspaper item recounts a macabre hoax about a supposed death letter from a Hawkinsville friend, followed by a real telegram of a fatal train accident in South Georgia. The piece blends local society notes, artist profiles, immigrant relics, and city chatter including noise from dray wagons and a sheriff’s accidental death in Roanoke.
Gloomy, damp weather greets Atlanta with icy streets and slick sidewalks. Reports say the day’s chill and grim mood persisted, with locals bracing for possible rain and atmospheric shifts over the next thirty days. Services led by HC Alexander of Charlotte featured multiple gatherings at 72% North Broad Street and in homes, with plans for Christian outreach, classes for several groups, and daily Bible teaching sessions.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance home at the corner of Courtland avenue and Hest Cain street was formally opened yesterday with services held at the home, including a gathering in the St area.
Peter P Knox aged 75, longtime Atlanta resident, died yesterday morning at his Taft Fair street home after a period of serious illness. Survived by his wife and six children Fila n Cunningham, Ro haslett Wiss, Ada Knox, Charles H Knox, FR YF Knox, and Walter Knox. Funeral services set for 4:00 pm at the residence, body to be taken to Social Circle for interment tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
The federal supreme court in full session of ten judges voids the claim by Warner and Quinlan of Syracuse NY to the Fellcidad asphalt mine in Bermudez. The Bermudez concession stands, but Felicidad mine rights cannot be granted. Warner and Quinlan bought the mine in 1498 without proper title from the vendor and Deck Bankrupt. Waynesboro bankruptcy report notes P Deck files voluntary bankruptcy with assets $2,000 and liabilities $2,500.
Athens January 3 Special Bishop Gailor of Tennessee will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the University of Georgia commencement next June. Chancellor Hil extended the invitation and has received a reply accepting. The university friends are delighted to hear this eminent southern divine. The prudential committee plans a new dormitory on the third floor of New College.
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