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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1909
Page
4
A compact note on how Lime Rock earns unanimous praise for its distinctive flavor and memorable finish, drawing comments from multiple tasters who mark it as a standout in its category.
Memphis Tenn February 18 three people are dead and five more seriously ill after eating sausage believed poisoned. Victims include Berfousty UI, Joseph Friora, and Joseph Canstal with relatives nearby also affected as investigators test the sausage now under examination. A new dining room for ladies opens tomorrow at 27 29 Pryor Street by Schwarz and Blom props.
The Masons of Atlanta hold a farewell service at the old Masonic hall at Butchell and Forsyth streets at 7:30 PM under Palestine Lodge No. 486. This will be the last regular communication in the old hall before the new temple opens on Monday February 22. The program features music doxology memorial to the old hall, addresses by Hal Past and Present Masons, Grand Master Thomas H. Jeffries, and other ceremonial items.
Rome, February 16. The mayor Signor Nathan decided not to confer Roman citizenship on Theodore Roosevelt during his stay in Italy en route to East Africa. The honor was to recognize U S aid to earthquake sufferers, but Nathan believes no distinction should be made for actions already aiding the needy. If Roosevelt consents, Nathan would offer a simple reception instead of a formal ball.
A brief note questions field feeding at Clinch and mentions Coald of Quality. The fragment hints at a local area context with possible program or project names. No clear event or dates are provided.
Mrs Luneford reports her 1?-year-old daughter Jessie abducted by Les Hamilton of 17 Bellwood Avenue. The man, about thirty, with a wife and one child, left Exposition Cotton Mills with the girl Monday and has not been heard from since. Police assisting in locating the child and suspect.
Two Savannah dealers were convicted in police court of violating the Prohibition law. The February 18 report notes the men confessed or were found guilty in connection with bootleg operations. The case highlights enforcement actions in Savannah, Georgia.
Special report states R. Hall relief agent of the railroad line led to a scheme to cash money orders from Southern Express Company. After filling orders for various amounts the money orders were distributed across Savannah and elsewhere. Hull was captured as authorities traced the stolen orders from Savannah to Reynolds, Britain, Columbus, Canada, and attempts to use one order abroad. Police spread hundreds of descriptions with Hull’s photos across North America and Europe. he faces imminent detention.
An item promotes Red Snapper Sauce with a call to purchase from local grocers. The brief note emphasizes consumer availability and urges shoppers to seek the product at nearby stores.
Georgia Supreme Court notes include Morgan v. Morgan and Beach v. Lott with judges Myers and others. Rail company disputes, trial court products, and a court yard shooting at Mt. Berry court house yard leave several cases under indictment. A formal opening at German Cafe is advertised with souvenirs.
A long list of property transfers and deeds appears with names like Samuel Thames, Susan B Thames, John W L Walker, and Leon Walker. Transactions cover Georgia Avenue, Greenfield Street, Oak Street, and more with warranty deeds, quit claims, and bonds for title. Notable entries include transfers involving Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company and Fidelity Investment Company, plus a German Cafe opening adjacent to the articles. The notices reflect multiple buyers including Mrs Rosa Hertman, Mrs AS Elder, and Mrs Emma H Motyvin and mention lot numbers, street names, and monetary amounts in the hundreds to thousands of dollars.
A quarantine is set on the quarters of First Lieutenant William B R Kendrick Seventeenth Infantry at Fort McPherson Georgia due to his child’s diphtheria illness. Planned events include a 4 30 parade and 4 00 band concert weather permitting with a program of marches waltzes and operatic numbers for the public benefit in Atlanta.
Four women were stabbed in Berlin outskirts late yesterday by an unknown assailant linked to a spree of knife attacks over five days. The injuries were not serious. arrests occurred but suspects released after alibis. A dated ad for Clarke's Pure Whiskey appears among the fragments.
Macon Georgia February 12 Richard H Edmunds editor of The Manufacturers Record and W L Proctor senior member of the soap firm of Jor Gamble will be two of the eminent guests at the Macon chamber of commerce banquet. A large number of other visitors and representatives from local trading circles are expected to attend the event.
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