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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1910

Page

8

New Atlanta Hotel Leased for 20 Years on Mims Corner

A 600000 apartment hotel plan is announced for the northeast corner of Peachtreetreat and Ponce de Leon avenue on the site of the late Mayor Livingston Mims home. The ten story structure with 300 rooms will be built by Joseph Gat ing and Charles A. Wood and leased to a company formed by Wood. The project aims for fireproof reinforced concrete construction with European styling and extensive hotel services. Completion targeted for September 1, 1911, as investors forecast a city twice Atlanta’s size.

Joseph Gating New York Atlanta Peachtrestreat Ponce de Leon Avenue Livingston Mims Charles A. Wood Piedmont Hotel Hampton Terrace Augusta Piedmont W L Stoddart Forest City Savannah San Carlos Pensacola Stoddart G. L. Norrman Peachtree Street Peachtree Pence de Leon Avenue Noor Newa Sna Gating Wood

Twelve Years Work for 88 Cents in Brooklyn Robbery

New York reports Thomas McCormick must serve twelve years in Sing Sing for a robbery that yielded 88 cents. On February 1 he stopped a late pedestrian on a Brooklyn street and was quickly captured by two passing policemen after pleading guilty as a repeat offender. Colonel Ward to Be Brigadier General and other political moves noted.

New York Thomas McCormick Sing Sing Brooklyn

Robbery and assault victim found near Tifton

David A. Hines of Lincolnton North Carolina was found beside his camp fire two miles north of Tifton with a crushed skull. He was robbed and left for dead by a Black assailant who was last seen with him carrying suitcases. A passing freight train operator found him. he remains unconscious. A pistol was seen earlier in Hines's possession and a sum of money was believed to be on him. The Black suspect has not been seen since.

Tifton David A. Hines Lincolnton N. C Heth

Dr Meyer of London sails to speak at Atlanta conference

Dr Meyer of London sails for America stopping in the east for a week and then Atlanta for the Tabernacle Bible Conference March 8 13. He will present mission field facts with W T Ellis of The Philadelphia Record in a Bus sion Feast event. The conference features strong international speakers and a book stall with works from each speaker.

Dr . Beyer London America East Atlanta Tabernacle Meyer i W. T Ellis Philadelphia Record Meyer United States

The Marmola Diet Pill Promises Quick Fat Loss

An advertorial piece touts Marmola Tablet as a safe fat reducer for women, claiming one pill daily or after meals helps the fat lady shed pounds rapidly with no harm. It cites a fashionable formula and offers contact details for the Marmola Co. in Detroit to purchase for seventy five cents.

Mereman Marmoia Co Detroit Mich

Wilbur Wright Surprises Commercial Club in Montgomery

Wilbur Wright, pioneer in flying machine invention, visited Montgomery unexpectedly and asked for space to test new devices. He noted aero plate work tied to New York firms, and said airships will require years to replace rail and boat travel. Wright emphasized airships would serve special missions and quick dispatch.

Commercal Club Montgomery Ala Wilbur Wright Commercial Club Hoon Wright New York

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad

A Grant Ohio reader from West Newton testifies Hood's Sarsaparilla built him up and made him strong and hearty. The ad urges accepting no substitute and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as blood purifiers and digestive aids.

Hood

Miss Margie Calhoun Claimed by Death in Atlanta

Miss Margie Calhoun longtime Atlanta resident and granddaughter of John C Calhoun died at a private sanatorium after a weeklong illness. She was active in St Luke's Episcopal church and charitable work. Her funeral will be at St Luke's with interment in Oakland Cemetery. pallbearers named.

Margie Calhoun South Carolina Atlanta Miss Calhoun John C Calhoun South Carolinas Andrew Pickens Calhoun Marengo Patrick Calhoun United States St Luke's Episcopal Church Calhoun New York St Luke's Church Rex . K. Nelson Oakland Cemetery Linton Hopkine William L Feel Joseph A McCord Forrest Adair Phinizy Calhoun DeSauagure

Opposition to Prohibition Bill in Hawaii

February 15 Honolulu report notes the Honolulu chamber of commerce the Merchants' Association and the Bar Association oppose the congressional measure for prohibition in the Hawaiian Islands arguing it is unwarranted federal interference with no legal question. The Civic Federation and the Ministerial Union support the bill.

Hawaii Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Honolulu Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Association The Bar Association Civic Federation Ministerial Union

Annual Meeting of Ice Exchange Opens in South

The twentieth annual meeting of the Southern Ice Exchange opened in the New Kimball convention hall at 10:80 yesterday with ice manufacturers from the south and midwest in attendance. W J Rushton read methods of being an ice business and J P Nickerson spoke on reducing insurance costs. Optional discussions covered season contracts, water crystals, advertising, compressors, pipe sizing, and distilled water ice without reboiling. A card party and theater outing were scheduled for attendees.

Southern Sca Exchange The New Kimball W. J. Rushton Birmingham Exchange J. P Nickerson Chicago George Braungart, Jr Atlanta Thomas A Bird Peter Nell Canton Ohio Fred W Wolf Company

Directives for Telephone Directory Changes in Atlanta

All additions and requests for changes in the telephone directory must be made in writing to the Atlanta Telephone & Telegraph Co before February 15. Contract department, 309.

Atlanta Telephone & Telegraph Co Contract Department

First Convictions Under Prohibition Law In Nashville

In Nashville on February 15 the first conviction under statewide prohibition law was rendered in the Sadler tippling case. William Sadler was found guilty of selling whisky after a 15 minute deliberation, while Charles Sadler was acquitted as proprietor. The penalty includes fines and imprisonment in the workhouse. Defendants offered no witnesses or argument.

Nashville Sadler Tippling William Sadler Charles Sadler

South Carolina Supreme Court Restores Babies to Tillman

South Carolina Supreme Court granted habeas corpus and ordered two Tillman grandchildren returned to their mother Mrs H R Tillman Jr after ruling a deed transferring custody to Senator and Mrs B R Tillman Jr was invalid and unconstitutional. The decision held that the father cannot transfer custody without the mother's consent, placing the children with their mother. Senator Tillman defended his guardianship saying it served the granddaughters’ welfare and noted broader implications for the family.

South Carolina Supreme Court B. R. Tillman, Jr Columbia Supreme Court of South Carolina H. KR. Tillman, Jr Douschks Pickens Tilman Barah Blark Tillman BR Tillmen United States Mra. Tillman Expreanes Joy B. R. Tilman General Assembly B R Tillman, Jr B. HR. Tillman, Jr B. R. Tillman B R. Tillman Case Lucy Dugas W Pickens Lucy Holcombe Pickens Benjamin Ryan Tillman Jr B R Tillman Mra Tillman Tillman Washington Trenton South Carolna Senator Tillman Supreme Justices

Uniformity Sought in State Auto Laws

Washington February 16 Uniformity in state automobile laws topped the agenda at the American Automobile Association session. Speakers included Senators Depew New York Taylor Tennessee and Representatives Cocka New York Burka Pennsylvania. Cooks author of the federal registration bill urged federal regulation of freight rates and predicted support from Speaker Cannon. Burka supported uniform estate automobile laws while Taylor, a states rights Democrat, spoke on the limits of federal negletration debates, but favored good roads.

Washington American Automobile Association Depew New York Taylor Tennessee Cocka Burka Pennsylvania Cooks House Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Cannon Joe Burke

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Mims Corner Plang W. L. Stoddart Ward Senate Frederick K .Ward Seventh Cavalry North Carolina DR. Meyer Aviation St. Luke’s ICE Exchange Express C. OD Mebane Daniel Bros L. J. Daniel TORS Auto Association Bell Ivy R. A. Dunaway Mgr Peters Phon Yard Milsy Humphries Southera Janta Marlborough Herald Square Broadway Roma Sweeney-Tierney Hotel Company Chattanooga Deep Spring Lincoln Co Kelly Silver Spring Mountain City Old Kennel Belmont Milford Cedar Bluff ABOV J. W. Kelly & CO. Inc Distillers Box Chattanooga, Tenn WM. M. Baird South Berkd Bireet Fem Broad Alabazsad Adel
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