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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

8

KNGA Coming Next Saturday in Atlanta Visit

Attorney General Knox to inspect the new federal prison with Warden Hawk and architects present. Captain T. J. Howell named steward and storekeeper, Sheriff Black of Early County made farmer and transportation superintendent. Policeman Petty may become night watch superintendent. reception committee to arrange festivities.

Knox Washington Atlanta Federal Hawk T. J. Howell Federal Prison Sherif Black Early County Policeman Petty Civil Service Strong Department of Justice Hst Livingston Howell Mr. Black Griggs

West End Baptist Church holds second rally

A West End church rally brings together the Bigworth League Baptist Young People Union Christian Endeavor Westminster League and other groups. Host B M Willingham will welcome all societies and oversee a program featuring solos violin and choir items, a personal work talk, and a study on idle time.

West. End Tollows Orman Voluntary Miss Burkes Spear Gahese E. M. Willing 7eRnacen Dr. Bull

Dr Goss Lectures Tonight at Grand Opera House

Dr Charles F Goss addresses the Atlanta Lecture Association at the Grand Opera House this evening on the topic Life as a Fine Art. He authored The Redemption of David Carson and is a popular Cininnati preacher noted for forceful, logical speaking and a strong voice carried to distant corners.

Atlanta Grand Opera House Charles F. Goss Allanta Lecture Association Goss Atlante David Carson Iim Cin@inns

Georgia Supreme Court Criminal Docket Arguments

On Tuesday January 21 1902 the Supreme Court of Georgia heard arguments in criminal docket cases including Monroe Welborne W M Thomas Sol Mobley G Fleming Jeff Orr and Sol Solomon. A note mentions policemen adopting the New Thought movement and claiming it aids in handling unruly prisoners with improved ease.

Supreme Court of Georgia Monroe Welborne W. M. Thomas Sol. Mobley G. Fleming Jeff. Orr Sol. Solomon Fy P Sass” Buttons Gays

Tax report underscored by debate on Atlanta utilities

A City Council hearing focused on a special eleven member committee report to consolidate Atlanta public utility firms. H. M. Atkinson and attorney Preston Arkwright objected to the proposed terms, arguing they strip rights and profits from the companies. Arkwright warned the plan could raise taxes and hamper municipal lighting plans, while the committee sought changes or reaffirmation to move forward.

Costne Atlanta H. M. ‘Atkinson Preston 3. Arkwright Arkwright Council Atkinson Arkwight Rawson H. M. Atkinson Preston J. Spalding Rosser Morris Brandon Joel Hurt James TF. O'Neill Charles T. Hopkins J. Simmons Florida Abbott Tope Hig

Grape-Nuts Breakfast Aid for Weak Stomachs

An old advertisement touts Grape-Nuts as a nourishing, easily digested food for weak stomachs. It claims pre-digested nourishment, quick change to blood and nerve strength, advising readers not to overdo hot water and white bread and to try Grape-Nuts with rich cream for better health.

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Grape-Nuts Promoted as Remedy for Digestive Ailments

A San Pedro reader credits Grape-Nuts with curing long standing digestion and irregular bowels. She reports rapid improvement after switching to the cereal and notes a strong desire to eat it regularly. The letter endorses the product as a natural aid without medicine.

A & Lady San Pedro Cal

Mayor and Council to Visit Charleston Exposition Next Month

A special committee of Charleston city council plans a February trip to the Charleston exposition timed to coincide with President Roosevelt’s visit. Mayor and all council members will join, with the firemen drum corps in tow to boost Atlanta attendance and enthusiasm. The committee meets today at 10 in the mayor’s office to finalize travel arrangements.

Gourcil Jooking Charleston Roosevelt Councel Fremen Garrett Welch Fincher Winn and Hill

Arkwright objects to 1 percent tax on properties

Mr Arkwright tells city committee that his company would not pay 1 percent on 98010.00 arguing property value, tax on gross receipts, and city entitlement at 60 percent would yield 31100 less. He says current report denies haul freight rights and risks future railroad style regulation. He objects to transfer grants and panel regulation, warns of hostile council forcing rail style changes. Alderman Woodward seeks his objections in writing and a 12 o'clock committee meeting, noting 9 o'clock impractical.

Arkwright Atkinson Atlanta Railway and Power Company Ainswright Figld Arewright Woodward Allwright

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