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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1904

Page

19

Presbyterians raise large totals for Atlanta hospital effort

In all Atlanta churches of the faith, collections yesterday for the Presbyterian hospital show a substantial sum, with North Avenue Presbyterian Church leading by declaring a $1,300 gift and expecting to reach $1,500 after six more members respond. Other congregations gave in proportion to membership as Rev. A. R. Holderby and Rev. Richard Orme Flinn urged the cause as a vital charitable work.

Atlanta Bernisa North Avenue Richard Orme Flinn Presbyterian Hospital A. BR. Holderby Moore Memorial Church Ian Hospital

Lease Of Park May Cause Suit In Georgia

The delay in paying Brisbane Park lessees Wacon Sharpe and W S Cummings for Thanksgiving Day game use may trigger a suit against the Georgia Athletic Association or an appeal to Dr Dudley of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The lessees seek 21 2 percent of gate receipts, claim the grandstand and bleachers were built at their expense, and threaten action if payment is not made.

University of Georia Brisbane Park Macon Sharpe W- B. Cummings Georgia Athletic Association Dr. Dudley Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Bit Wacon Sharpe Tecther Georgia Georgia Athletics Association Dudley Giorgia Jace Miller Fyson Sharp Cummings Orgla Auburn Mewes Sharps and Cumings Mir Srme

Will Try Church Today On Firearms Charge

A't HW. THurch, arrested Saturday, faces a trial for discharging firearms within city limits. Recorder Nash Broyles will hear the case after a conference with counsel J. T. Stampa. Church posted bond and was released from the police station.

Thurch Mars Jackson Urady Nash Broyles Wiis Yesterde John W Fiat Corayer J T Stampa Church

Postmaster General Reports On 1903 Postal Year

Washington reports the post office department's 1903 fiscal results and proposed 1904 outlook. It highlights a larger gross revenue than expected, rising expenditures from rural free delivery, and recommendations on railway mail service, substitutes, employee retirement, postal checks, and legislative changes to improve efficiency and safety.

Washington Post Office Department Post Office Tur Congress Addi Hougl Ray Way Post Office Tme Anrin Assistance Attorney General Ost- Office Department Division Stavey Lesaw sJenteen Tas Detailo Fleld United States Ats Windles Thnre Postal Service of Poft Department of Justice

Line to Atlanta Nearer After Southern Louisville Compromise

A Knoxville report says Southern Railway and Louisville and Nashville have settled months of conflict over disputed rights north of Knoxville. Eight injunctions are dissolved as a withdrawal covers all cases except a valuable South Knoxville right of way now in U S circuit court in Cincinnati.

Southern Louisville Nashville Knoxville Knanville Tenn United States Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati C.D. Clark By & Belt Inc

Smooth con man sought after counterfeit checks on Saturday

Police hunt for a smooth individual who passed several worthless checks at multiple grocery merchants Saturday night. The forgeries involved small purchases followed by tendered notes, with investigators believing the same person issued all the checks.

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Funeral for Theodore D. Kline Daily at Anniston

Savanash Ga January 10 Special The funeral for Theodore D Kline Central of Georgia railway general manager will be held tomorrow. Remains go to Joseph Hull residence with his son arriving to decide arrangements. Office mourning draped as President Hanson directs officers to report to T S Morse. Kline born Columbia SC March 26 1843 with 46 years in service tracing through multiple railroads before becoming Central of Georgia general manager December 1903.

Congress Washington Department Sun Iabor Commission Appeier Iake Han Savanash Theodore D. King Central of Georgia Railway de Soto Joseph Hull Charles D. Kline Anntaton Ceneral Prasenger J. C. Halle The Central Cecil Gabbet Georgia Alabama Anniston Kilne Kine J. F. Hanson New York Kline T. 8. Morse Boise Theodore D. Kline Bor Columbia 3. C Charlotte and South Carolina Charlotte, Columbia Augusta Savannah Memphis Wilmington, Columbia Atlantic, Coast Line Richmond and Petersburg Apri George East Tennessee Virginia Georgie Central of Georgia Chifton Montgomery and Dufaula Ile Laanager Central of

Judge Anderson in Critical Condition at Robertson Sanitarium

Well known attorney Judge James L. Anderson, former recorder agency lawyer, lies critically ill at Robertson sanitarium. Authorities report uraemic poisoning from a liver complication. officials say there was no intent to withhold information and a denial was made by a subordinate without the doctor’s knowledge.

James L. Anderson Recorder Agency Robertson Judge Anderson

First Annual Service at St Philip Cathedral Celebrated

The first annual festival service at St Philip cathedral yesterday at 4 pm drew a huge congregation. Sixty or seventy voices under J Fowler Richardson and Gordon Graham offered a program including Graham’s Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Richardson’s Sun of My Soul, and Gounod’s Send Out Thy Light. Rev Knight spoke on music’s mission in church life and its role in prayer and thanksgiving.

St. Philip Cathedral St Philip St Luke Hirdy Aoough Order of J. Fowler Richardson Gordon Graham Graham Dimitris Randeggers Richardson P. Harding Orley Knight

Shots at Mrs Anthony in Denver Newspaper Office

Denver January 10 Mrs R L Anthony known as Polly Pry a noted newspaper woman narrowly escaped death when an unknown man fired two shots at her at her Denver home the assailant fled as the door opened She had been publishing a weekly paper in the city for three months and suspected the attack stemmed from a recent article in her publication.

Denver Tola R. L. Anthony Polly Pry

Thought dead, he is located at last in Florida

Information from Atlanta reveals Thomas G. Willson, once a traveling auditor for the Atlanta and West Point railroad, thought dead and buried in Westview cemetery six years ago, is believed alive in Florida. His coffin will be exhumed to verify the body as relatives seek further evidence.

Atlanta Thomas G. William Atlanta and West Point Railroad Westview Florida Willson Wilson Mulls Street Lucia West Point Montgomery Wetumpka Ala Bright C. H. Swift Watumpke Mr. Swift Westview Cemetery Frisnés Hugh “Wilson Augustine Fin Hugh Willson Abe

Plans for Twelfth Anniversary Celebration of Atlanta Federation

The Atlanta Federation of Trades committee met to reschedule the twelfth anniversary observance from January 24 to February 20 and to hold a public installation February 10 during the celebration. Jerome Jones and J. W. Bridwell met with James Duncan of the American Federation of Labor, who agreed to speak in Atlanta. Local speakers will supplement Duncan’s address in a city hall setting. Walter B. Dean chaired the afternoon meeting.

Atlanta Federation of Trades Federation Jomea Duncan American Federaton of Labor Washington Jerome Jones J. W. Bridwell Duncan Atlanta Ay Walter B. Dean Pramittes

Dr John Kost Dies In Adrian At 86

Adrian Mich January 10 Dr John Kost formerly a professor at Adrian college and once chancellor of Heidelberg University is dead at his home here. He was 86 years old and had lived in Adrian forty years for many years his writings and original researches had brought him prominence in international scientific circles.

John Kost Adrian, Mich Adrian College Heidelberg University Adrian

Local notices of deaths and events in Atlanta area

Dr and Mrs J W W Bloss er left for Chattanooga after telegrams announced the death of their son in law Samuel Loveman aged about 31 who died from heart failure after pneumonia. The deceased leaves a wife a son and a daughter and funeral plans include burial in Russia. Also reported is the death of Mrs Unity A Sutherlin at 36 Tatnall Street aged 62 leaving husband and six daughters with funeral preparations to Herndon for interment. The Gospel Hall of the Y M C A drew a large crowd for Dr Theron H Rice’s January talk and nearby events included Miss Jennie Vandenburg’s death aged 66 and Captain Tack Crawford addressing prisoners in a pageant. The infant daughter of Herrre Me and Alba Newman Foaler died at seven days, and Mrs Bealer faces a difficult time with a sick daughter and mother. Finally T H Richardson aged died at Pt Mixon East Point from injuries after a fall from a moving train. funeral set for Tuesday at Dr Mixon’s residence with pallbearers named and Westview interment.

J. W W. Blosser Chattanooga Samuel Loveman Russia Intermart Unity A Sutherlin Tatnali Street RH. Sutherlin Herans Hierre ME Alba Newman My Bealer Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Tealer Mes Aeather Miss Elberta Bealer Tultam H. Richardson Mixon East Point Hawkineville Follo A. Fuller A Belk Thomas F J Tomar T J. Donnelly IL Donnelly Westview

Red and Black Urges Georgia Tech Thanksgiving Peace

The Red and Black, Athens University paper, argues for preserving the Georgia Tech game in Atlanta on Thanksgiving Day. It supports a morning kickoff to ease rivalry tensions and keeps the annual contest as a friendly tradition rather than shifting it or canceling it.

Georgia Tech Athens Ga Georgia-Tech Lhe Atlanta Red Gary Teth

Weather Forecast Summary for Georgia to Mississippi

HoWEATHEE. Washington January 10 forecast for Monday and Tuesday: Georgia fair both days with fresh southwest to west winds. Virginia rain Monday and Tuesday fair with fresh southeast shifting to west winds. North and South Carolina rain Monday, Tuesday fair with fresh southwest to south winds. Tennessee fair Monday and Tuesday. Western Florida, Alabama and Mississippi fair with Tuesday fair and fresh west to northwest winds.

Washington Turaday Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Florida Alabama Mississippi

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