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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
7
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The feature showcases aging core exhibits and selections from various contributors. Items include works by Gibson and Remington with post and sand themes, reflecting a diverse tie to United States collections and ongoing collaboration.
The park board reorganizes after a council meeting appointing four committees led by Moyers Grady Minhinnett and Rawson. W A Verney elected president with Haas Brown and Walter Taylor in key roles. A salary scale proposal and a white labor pledge dominate the session, with a special meeting scheduled after the next council gathering.
The Board of Health met in the city hall last night with President Miller presiding to consider Chief Lowry's annual report recommendations. New members Dr Bizzell and Dr Longino joined as a first-time council sanitary committee chairman. A committee of Captain Miller Burton Smith and Dr Benson was appointed to present the board's actions to the council. Miller endorsed raising Lowry's salary and aligning it with other department heads, and planned to introduce a resolution.
The article details the park board’s approval of committees led by President W A Verney, with a five member Committee No 4 holding finances. Haas cites total park needs at about 16500 including road work and a greenhouse. The board seeks 4000 for a bronze statue to L P Grant and considers white labor policies and emergency hiring powers. Verney elected board chairman. next meeting set for election of park officials.
The transcript notes a high commitment to Chief Lowry and praise for the work done. The milk investigation report was not considered this time and will be on the agenda for the board’s next regular meeting with support from other board members.
Four events scheduled at Exposition Park this afternoon with Colonel Augustus Sharpe hosting a charity race for visiting horsemen. It is ladies day and all women will be admitted free. First race begins at 2 30 with handicaps and a road race entry list including Pat D Malden Grace Greenlander and others.
Washington reports Italy, last major power silent, sent a favorable response to the state department on the open door in China. Amb Draper’s absence caused delay but accord to principles is clear, final form pending. Department to refrain from public statements until terms are finalized.
Boston January 4. W Murray Crane was inaugurated as governor of Massachusetts. The oath of office was taken by the other state officers elect. Crane devoted his address to matters of state interest.
An ad promotes Grove's Concentrated Coffee Tablets as a substitute for coffee to avoid stomach irritation and nervousness. It claims the tablets contain the active coffee principals without oil and tannin irritants, offering a sour stomach free stimulating effect. The Paris Medicine Co. offers a 30 day free trial by mail from St. Louis, Missouri.
The Union Loan Company and Salon Ivan are exposed in a tale of inflated capital claims and forged ties to Col. J. H. Seals. Seals denies any presidency, saying his name was used without consent. L. W. Huff defends his venture while recounting legal troubles and investor misgivings.
Benjamin Franklin uce’s sequel era in conflict as Lee claims a plot to fleece him of money amid a pending marriage to Mollie Melton. Sparks Melton sought funds for a wedding outfit, Lee bought licenses, and relatives push warrants while Miss Melton travels to Macon. The family defends the girl and challenges the tale as the victim's lunacy.
The Southern Pacific introduces a through New Orleans to central Texas service with no omnibus transfer, via Houston Hearne Corsicana and Sherman, including Palatial reclining chair cars. The Palace Tourist Sleeping Cars run to North Carolina Georgia and California with a through route every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Contact traveling agent W R Fagan at Kimball House Atlanta for western trip plans.
The Norwegian steamer Themis arrives in Chester with Captain Kelsey and ten crewmen from the four masted schooner W. Wallace Ward, wrecked and burned 120 miles off Cape Hatteras on January 1 while en route from Tampa to Cararet, New Jersey with rock phosphate.
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