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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1905

Page

6

Candler Buys Prime Peachtree Street Site in Atlanta

Prince financier Asa Candler buys 166 Peachtree Street and adjacent 90 foot frontage on Peachtree with 406 feet deep to Ivy Street for 970,000. Forrest and George Adair brokered the sale from Banks heirs. Plans include a department store fronting Peachtree and a large apartment house to the rear, with immediate improvements announced.

Peachtree Street Ivy Street Hear Asan Candler Banks Aragon Hotel Forrest George Adair Atlanta Altough Atlanta Central Real Estate Candler Peachtree Ivy Streets Grand Opera House James Banks Henry Banks Mattle B. Swanson Fannies Callaway

McCue Will Probed After Charlottesville Murder

The will of J Samuel McCue, hanged for his wife’s murder in Charlottesville on February 10, was admitted to probate today in Charlottesville corporation court. Four brothers of McCue qualified executors and bond was set at $100,000. The will, in McCue’s handwriting, leaves the estate to the ex mayor’s children, with two hundred dollars for a monument over the graves of his parents. The will was dated September 10, 1904, six days after the murder and three days after his arrest.

Charlottesville J Samuel McCue Charlottesville Corporation Court McCue

Speer Named Lecturer For Yale Law School Next Year

At Yale corporation today the appointment of Judge Emory Speer of Macon Georgia as Storrs lecturer in the law school for next year was announced in New Haven Connecticut on February 20.

Extra Session on Railroads Hinted by White House Leaders

President Roosevelt, disappointed by lack of rail rate action this session, likely to call Congress next spring or next autumn for a special session. Esch and Townsend, authors of the rate bill, met with the president and predicted a thorough push after summer and an autumn extraordinary session to address the rate issue.

Congress White House Washington Roosevelt Esch Townsend House Messrs. Esch

Explosion Injures Several in Elberton Barn Fire Incident

In Elberton Georgia this morning a barn fire at Colonel T Swift near Farmers Hardware warehouse destroyed the barn and stock of Farmers Hardware. A powerful explosion followed injuring several people and shattering glass in nearby buildings. The insured values on the warehouse were six thousand dollars for goods and six hundred eight dollars for the building. Dudley Shepherd of Saint Louis had recently purchased the property and taken possession.

Elberton Swift Juat Farmers’ Haniware Company Farmers’ Hardware Company Hawes-Owsley Hardware Company Farmers' Hardware Company Uch Jones Dudley Shepherd St. Louis

Witness in Cody divorce case testifies in Cheyenne

In Cheyenne on February 20 the Cody divorce trial resumed with both sides presenting witnesses. Dr. C L Gillam testified for plaintiff William F Cody about a hunting trip to Big Horn country in 1899 where Mrs Cody reportedly refused to accompany him to Europe, calling him a reprobate. Charles Lindings testified that Mrs Cody was kind to family and guests and a better business manager than Cody.

Cheyenne Wyo Cody C. L. Gillam Plaintff Wiliam F. Cody Colonel Cody Charles Flindings North Platte Nebr Sadings

Judge Swayne Defense Opened In Senate Trial

Washington February 26 The house managers rested their case and the defense opened. Robert L. Henry of Waco Texas testified that Swayne walked four blocks to the courthouse to show no travel expense. Senator Anthony Higgins of Delaware opened for the defense outlining Florida McGular and related documents and noting potential contempt actions. Court adjourned for the day at 1:68 p m and Senate held executive session until 6:05 p m.

Washington Swayne Robert L. Henry Waco Tex Court House Olmsted Florida Anthony Higgins Delaware Davis Paquet Bwayne JM. Higgins Senate

Negro's Absence Puzzles Savannah Officials

In Savannah on February 20 a German cruiser Bremen arrived to a welcome by Mayor Myers and Lt Commander Cullinsin among others. Captain Koch questioned why the port collector was Black, learning the collector is a Negro and officials say racial mixing is not considered harmonious. Captain Koch, not fluent in English, did not grasp the reason for the Negro collector's presence with white officials.

Savannah Bremen Myers Cullinsin Star Koch Crmser Himeslf

Panama Canal Board Fees and Ship Contract Debates

A Panama Railroad stock statement shows fees paid to canal commission members and dividends on road stock, with Admiral Walker, W. H. Surr, C. E. Grunsky and others listed for board meetings and stock dividends. Drake testifies on ending the steamship line and moving offices, arguing against dissolution of Pacific Mail traffic ties and noting 1904 earnings from westbound and eastbound commerce. He contends full U S government ownership would remove the need for a full board and recounts contract notice dates and prior terminations.

Washington Canal Commission Panama Railway House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Drake Admiral Walker W. H. Surr C. E. Grunsky W B. Parsona B. M. Harrod Mr. Drake New York Colon Pacific Mail Steamship Pacife Mall Pacific Coast Pacific Mail Steamship Company Pacific Mail Company Pacffc Panama Board of Directors of The Road Steamship United States Stephens Commissioner Grunsby Depbytn Mr. Grunsky Board of Directors Railroad Mr Drake Townsend Frecker

Local obituaries and incidents move through city streets

Short items note Eugene Gilbert four months died at 189 Tyler Street from congestion of the lungs. Leona Gilmer six weeks died at 317 Windsor Street with body to Locust Grove Ga. for funeral. Bats near grocery at 238 Auburn Ave. caused minor fire after matches were nibbled. fire quickly extinguished. Obituary: 84-year-old S. Dewald, founder of Covington Lodge of Masons, died in Rutledge Ga. Funeral and interment at Oakland with Masons in charge. Coroner's jury found Judge T M Allen’s death due to heart failure from Bright's disease. Mrs C R B Allen, 29, died at 29 Bell Street. funeral later in Resaca Ga. Oscar Lee Miles. 14 months, funeral at Welker Street Methodist Church. interment in Columbus Ga. Maurice Bellew, 20, died from opera-related cause.

Eugene Gilbert John Gilbert Tyler Street Leona Gilmer A. H. Gilmer Windsor Street Locust Grove Erty Dewald Rutledge Covington Lodge Masons Dewald Lodge Oakland Adolph Baum Henry Coh Than Dewald George Dewald T. M. Allen Americug Bright D. H. M. Patterson Americus C. RB. Allen Bell Street Res Miles Oscar Lee Welker Street Methodist Church J. H. Mashham Columbus, Ga

Scott's Emulsion Promises Relief for Consumption

An advertisement proclaims hope, fresh air, rest, and Scott's Emulsion as the best remedies for consumption. It claims the emulsion brings comfort and relief, often cures, and nourishes to help patients regain health, offering a mailed sample tree from Scott & Bowne in New York.

Scott

The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at the Grand

The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast opened a week at the Grand to a well filled house. The ensemble, scenic effects, and cast led by Harry LeClair as Queen Spain received steady applause though the production lacked novelty for a first night. The Runaways musical extravaganza and vaudeville acts with Gus and Max Rogers promise further attractions for the week.

Harry LeClair Spain LeClair B.maels Kent Ames Tim Cronin Ae Lena Arthur Quichy Bardaur Ant Taward Walsh Finn Meking Will At- Iama Isabella Tndertwood Prince Charming Ste Rose Sartella Thoaeterhorn Tse Arieo Keats Balleta

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