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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1904

Page

22

Death of Dr Virgi O Harden Leads Atlanta Medical Loss

Dr Virgi O Harden, a prominent Atlanta physician and Harvard trained obstetrician, died at 283 Peachtree Street after a weeks battle with fever pneumonia and heart trouble. Survived by wife Florence Talbot of Eatonton and a Fall River, Massachusetts-based mother and siblings. funeral to be held at his residence with details forthcoming.

Virgi Hardon Atlanta Peachtree Street Harden Atlanta Medieal College Ebsend Linneas W. S.kendrick W. 5. Goldsmith Jones Magnarhusatts Harvard Tefferson Medical College Philadelphia Mfassachusetts Fall River Mass

SLAIN MAN FROM KNOXVILLE IN DOMINICAN WATERS

Knoxville engineer Walter Johnson, son of J. B. Johnson, formerly with a local traction company, served two years in the navy and was aboard the Yankee in Dominican waters last Friday. His body may be disinterred and brought to Knoxville for burial.

Knoxville Tenn Walter Johnson Dominican J. B. Johnson Naval Service

Simmons After Big Game Negro Janitor Targets Edwards

In Savannah on February 7 a colored janitor and Chatham County Republican chair, J C Simmons, claimed to wage a political clash with President Roosevelt’s favored delegate. He seeks to block Henry Stillwell Edwards for the Georgia delegation at the Republican National Convention, boasting he can tilt Chatham and the 1st district. Col J H Deveaux denies backing Simmons though he previously hinted at support, stating he favors Edwards.

Savannah Roosevelt Savannas J. C. Sleumons Custom House Republican Executive Committee Chatham County Simmons Henry Stillwell Edwards Macon Georgia Hdwards Chatham First Gollec

Political Year Sets Date for State Democratic Meeting

The state Democratic executive committee chair E T Brown fixed February 29 for the committee meeting. This will set dates for the May primary and June slave convention, likely aligning state and county primaries. The plan aims to nominate state officers, form a state committee, select delegates to the national convention, and name thirteen electors for Georgia.

E. T. Brown State Democratic Executive Committee Bose St. Louis Georgia United States

Cuban Troops At Pensacola Arrive At Harbor

The army transport Sumner from Havana reached the Pensacola harbor at 9 o clock but fog prevented entry until morning. It carries four artillery companies Seventeenth Nineteenth Twenty first and Twenty second along with the Inez. The first twelve companies will go by special train to Fort Hamilton tomorrow while the remainder will be stationed at local forts.

Pensacola Fla Sumner Havana Inez Fort Hamilton

New Pastor Takes Charge at St Paul Savannah

Rev Gilbert A Ottman inaugurated as rector of St Paul Episcopal Church Savannah Ga succeeding Rev J L Scully who moves to Columbus Georgia Bishop Nelson officiated all services presenting Bible and canons. Also brief obituary for Evie Lou Cowan aged 19 from Rocky Plains died last week. funeral led by Rev L J Behols. A Georgia visitor from Atlanta remarks on state geography.

G. A. Ottman St. Paul Savannah St. Paul Episcopa Church Gilbert A. Ottman Atlanta J. L. Scully Columbus Cleveland K. Nelson Georgia C. Wallace Howard Nelson Ottman Evie Lou Cowan Rocky Plains Covington BR. la Cowan Jung L. J. Behols Hopewell Presbyterian Church

Death of Colonel Frank O Bryan Shocks Atlanta Bar

Colonel Frank O Bryan dies at his Simsville home after a ten day illness. Born Cheraw September 12 1862 he rose to prominence as a lawyer and advocate in Atlanta. He married Martha Campbell in 1901 and leaves a wife a year and a half old son and siblings. A bar association meeting is planned to arrange his funeral with possible court closings in his honor.

Frank Marshall O'Bryan Simsyville Atlanta O'ren Cheraw D. C Lousiana J. Henry Sheppard Hamilton Law School Chplain Thacker Shreveport O'Brien Allendale Lawrence O'Bryan Palmetto State Growlig Supreme Court of South Carolina Henry W. Grady Gordon Frank O'Bryan Chen Sollettore O'Bryan Martha J. Campbell Boston Longview Tex Alice Margaret O'Bryan H. Lewis Gelzer Charleston S. C River Ine Hollywood Colonel O'Bryan Earth Bar Association Benjamin F Annertor Court

Weather forecast for several states from February report

Washington reports a forecast for Monday and Tuesday across Georgia Virginia Florida Eastern and Western Florida North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana. Conditions include fair to cold with Monday colder and Tuesday colder with north winds.

Washington Georgia Virginia Florida North Carolia South Carolina Kentucky Texas Alabama Mississippi Louisiana

Patti Arrives in Atlanta with Baron Cedarstrom at Piedmont Hotel

Adeline Patt, famed Patti, reached Atlanta noon yesterday with husband Baron Cedarstrom and occupies seven rooms at the Piedmont. She rests indoors amid crowds outside Union Depot and hotel, while gossip praises her enduring voice and beauty. A spokesman says she will not grant interviews and may take a carriage ride if weather allows.

Adeline Patt Ananta Baron Cedarstrom Salta Piedmont Mme. Pattl New Orleans Union Depot Pryor Wall Streets Patti Atanta Mme Los Angeles Atlante Patdl Atlanta Mra. Baird Mme. Patt Mrs. Baird Kansas City Times Patt Mme. Patti Werth Atend Ron Zamels Vera Marsiiers Claude A. Cunningham Wilfred Virago

Opera company cast in rain swept city visit

Senor R Saplo leads an American cast with Misa Zamels as violinist and pianist while M Marzokes, a Russian, appears as pianist. Mr Cunningham, a Virginian baritone, and Mr Viragu, an English tenor, join Senor Sabia, longtime musical director of the Patti org. Baril, Mme Patti’s nephew, called on her as audience activity faded after rain.

Ang Senor A. Baril Mme, Patti

Southern Railway President to Visit Savannah Soon

President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway and deputy officers plan a tour of the system’s southern lines. The group, about twenty five or thirty, will arrive next Friday and attend a public reception at the chamber of commerce building. Local entertainment includes a city drive and visits to railway terminals and wharves.

Southern Railway Savannah Samuel Spencer The A. Bo Andrews Boutherr Railway Savannah Chamber of Commerce Savafinah Chamber of Commercy

Committees Formed To Engage Savannah Business Interests

Mayor Herman Myyes announces committees from the chamber of commerce led by President J. H W. Otil to study Savannah business areas. They will examine commercial opportunities and the extent of shipping interests, aiming to align resources with local prospects under President Spencer and associates.

Herman Myyes Chamber of Commerce J. H W. Otil Wastimg Tre Savannah Anatous Indreste Spencer Hig Sava

Government to test Sea Island cotton at Blackshear

Savannah February 7 The government will run a series of experiments on Sea Island cotton grown in the coal regions of South Carolina and Georgia. The department of agriculture botanist A Orton will supervise planting of experimental beds at Blackshear in April with local growers’ cooperation. He has long grown Sea Island cotton in Shark Carolina and believes crop rotation can reduce disease by depriving fungi of food sources.

Blackshear Savannah Ustrud Cutton South Carolina Georgia Orton Department of Agriculture Wtvite Sea Island Orion Shark Carolina

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