Presbyterians Raise Large Sum for Hospital Appeal
Collections were taken in all Atlanta Presbyterian churches yesterday toward the hospital. North Avenue Church led with 1300 pledged for the year, likely rising to 1800 after all members respond. Moore Memorial's Rev Holderby urged healing the sick as a spiritual duty alongside preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Atlanta
North Avenue
Richard Orme Flinn
A RR Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Goa
Lease Of Park May Cause Suit Over Gate Shares
The University of Georgia football program delays pay to lessees Macon Sharpe and W B Cummings for use of Brisbane Park during the thanksgiving game. They seek the promised 1 percent of gate receipts or about $300, and threaten suit or appeal to Dr Dudley of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association if not paid. A grandstand fire before the game led to replacement costs borne by Georgia and Auburn, with bleachers added to accommodate the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Brisbane Park
Macon Sharpe
W. B Cummings
Georgia Athletic Association
Dudley
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Georgia
Georgia Athletics Association
Dudley i
Wallace Miller
Esam
R Ks
Macon Sharp
W B Cummings
Wuld
Auburn
Sharpe and Cumings
Sharpe
Will Try Church Today On Firearms Charge
Albert H. Church faces trial this afternoon for discharging firearms within city limits. The incident occurred on Christmas day when a blank cartridge fired from a firearm struck Sire L. Jackson, who died Saturday afternoon at Grady Hospital. Church was arrested Saturday on a misdemeanor state charge, which was transferred to the city docket after a conference between Police Chief Ball and Coroner Stamps. Church was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Church
Sire
Jackson
Grady
Nash Broyles
Church
John WW. Ball
J. R. Stamps Church
Postmaster General Reports on Postal Service Costs and Reforms
The Postmaster General releases the annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1903, noting higher gross revenues than estimated, rapid rural free delivery expansion, and calls for postal checks and legislative changes. It details railway mail service operations, savings, salary adjustments, substitutes, and proposed reforms including new post office sites and anti fraud measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Post Office Department
Railway
Lre
Postal Service
Cty
Washington
Porto Rico
City of
New York
Department
United States
Windles
Postal Service of
Postonce Department
Department of Justice
Line to Atlanta Nearer After Nashville Southern Agreement
Knoxville Tenn January 10 The Southern and Louisville and Nashville railroads end months of dispute by a compromise. Eight injunctions between the roads are dissolved, save a valuable South Knoxville right of way now in the US circuit court of appeals. The belt line project from Jellico to Knoxville aimed to connect with the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern road is halted by the settlement. The papers will be exchanged tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville
Nashville
South
United States Aircuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
C. D. Clark
Southern
Louisville and Nashville
Jellico
Atlanta
Worthless checks passed trigger Postmaster General inquiry
Postmaster General H. C. Payne reports investigations into counterfeit checks passed Saturday night by a single smooth individual. The text also summarizes proposed postal reforms, routines for bonding post office staff, rural free delivery expansion, and potential agency reorganizations.
Funeral for Theo D Kline of Central of Georgia
Savannah Georgia January 10 special reports the funeral of Theo D Kline general manager of the Central of Georgia railway who died at the De Soto hotel in Savannah The remains will be taken to the residence of Joseph Hull a rector of the company and arrangements hinge on the return of son Charles D Kline from Anniston The company plans mourning in its offices and potential promotion for transportation chief T S Moise follows long career spanning 46 years with multiple railroad lines and posts including general manager of the Central of Georgia since December 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Theoadore D. Kline
Central of Georgia Railway
de Soto
Joseph Hull
Charles D. Klina
Anniston
J. C. Haile
The
Central
Cacil Gabbet
Georgia
Alabama
Kline
J. F. Hanson
New York
Moise
Theodore D Kline
Columba
Charlotte and South Carolina
Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta
Memphis
Wilmington, Columbia
Atlantic Coast Line
Richmond and
Petersburg
Tennessee
Virginia
Central of Georgia
Montgomery and
Seufaula
Judge Anderson in Critical Condition at Robertson Sanitarium
Well known attorney Judge James T. Anderson is critically ill at Robertson sanitarium. Reported complications with a ailver infection have developed into gravemic poisoning. Authorities released a statement clarifying no concealment of facts and that Saturday night’s request for a condition statement was made without the doctor’s knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TI. Anderson
Robertson Sanitarium
Anderson
First Annual Festival Service at St Philip Cathedral
The first annual festival service at St Philip cathedral yesterday at 4 pm drew a huge congregation. St Philip and St Luke choirs joined under J Fowler Richardson and Gordon Graham to present a rich program including Graham's Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis and works by Randegger Richardson and Morley. Rev Knight preached on music as an ancient and vital form of prayer and thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Philip Cathedral
St Philip
St. Luke
J. Fowler Richardson
Gordon Graham
Graham
Dimittis
Randeggers
Lord
Richardson
J. P. Hajding
Morley
Newspaper Woman Polly Pry Shot At Home In Denver
Mrs. R. L Anthony known as Polly Pry, a Denver newspaper woman, was shot twice at her home. The attacker fired as she opened the door. bullets missed. She suspects the shooting stems from an article in her weekly paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
R. L Anthony
Polly Pry
Has Atlanta man Willson been living in Florida alive again
Information reaches Atlanta that Thomas G Willson formerly a traveling auditor for the Atlanta and West Point railroad, believed dead and buried at Westview cemetery six years, is alive in Florida. Relatives plan to exhume the coffin to verify the body, while his brother Hugh Willson travels to Florida for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomas G. Willson
Alanta and
West Point Railroad
Westview
Florida
Willson
Mills Street
Luckie Street
Willsop
Atlanta and
West Point
Montgomery
Wetumpka
Ala
Bright
C H Swift
Mr Swift
Adants
Wilsson
Westview Cemetery
Hugh Willson
St. Augustine
Flo
Big City
Hugh When
Wilson
Plans Made for Atlanta Federation Anniversary Celebration
The Atlanta Federation of Trades committee approved moving the twelfth anniversary celebration from January 24 to February 10 and arranging a public installation of federation officers. Aid from James Duncan of the American Federation of Labor is sought to speak, with Jerome Jones and J W Bridwell in talks confirming their support. Walter E. Dean chaired the meeting and local speakers will also address the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta ‘Federation of Trades
Federation
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Jerome Jones
Bridwell
Duncan
Atlanta
Walter HE. Dean
Dr John Kost Dies in Adrian at 66
Dr Jonn Kost former Adrian College professor and former Heidelberg University chancellor died at his Adrian home today aged 66. He had lived in Adrian forty years and gained international scientific prominence for his writings and original research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kost
Adrian, Mich
Jonn
Kost
Adrian College
Heidelberg University
Adrian
Death notices and public addresses in Atlanta area
Dr J W Blossers travel to Chattanooga after telegram announces Samuel Loveman death in that city. Loveman died after brief illness from pneumonia, leaving wife, a six year old son, and a one year old daughter. Body to be brought to Atlanta for interment. Mrs Unity A Sutherlin dies at 62, funeral today with Hogansville interment. Gospel Hall program fills Young Mens Christian Association as Dr Theron Rice speaks on Gods Method with Man. Miss Jennie Vandenburg dies at 66 in Kirkwom. funeral today, East End interment. Captain Jack Crawford addresses prisoners in buckskin, many express admiration. Infant daughter of Pierre M and Afha Newman Bealer dies at 7 days. mother in critical condition. other daughter ill. W R Richardson, 23, dies after injuries from fall near Hawkinsville. funeral Tuesday at Dr Mixons with pallbearers and Westview burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Blosser
Chittanooga
Samuel Loveman
Loverman
Atlanta
Unity A. Sutherlin
Tatnall Street
R. H Sutherin
Hogansille
THE
Young Mens Christian Association
Theron H Rice
W P Davis
Jenni Vandenburg
South Kirkwom
East End
Pierre M
Newman Bealer
My Beer
Great Atlantic and Pacific Ten
Tealer
Messr
Elberta
Mrs. Bealer
Wittant H Richardson
Weirs
Mixom
Hast Point
Hawkinsville
Mixon
Trandrum
Fuller
W. A. Belk
Thomas F
Bomar T J Donnelly
F_E Donnelly
Westview
Red and Black Urges Peace In Georgia Tech Feud
The Red and Black editorial from Athens urges peace between Georgia and Tech over the Thanksgiving game. It reviews recent conference talks and argues Georgia cannot drop the rivalry, proposing Tech play a morning game in Atlanta to ease tensions rather than another afternoon clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tech
Athens Ga
Red
Georgia-Tech
Atlanta
Black
Weather Forecast for Southern States Jan 10 Weather outlook
Washington January 10 The weather forecast covers Monday and Tuesday. Georgia expects fair conditions with fresh southwest to west winds. Virginia will have rain on Monday, then fair Tuesday with fresh southeast shifting to west winds. North and South Carolina show rain Monday and fair Tuesday with fresh southwest to south winds. Tennessee remains fair Monday morning and Tuesday with fresh southwest to west winds. Western Florida, Alabama and Mississippi: fair and cooler Monday and Tuesday with fresh northwest winds.
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Washington
Tueday
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
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Postmaster General
Poetwcside
Thea
Sorakoey
Wights
Postbmaetors
Atymp Booka
Pastalica
H. C. Payne
Judge Anderson
Anthony
Thos
G. Wilson
OF Clothiers Rive
Essig Bros
the Popular Clothiers
Whitehall St
Jack Crawford
Federal Privon
Plains
Gordo
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